by The Detective Conan franchise has achieved yet another major milestone. The latest installment, Detective Conan: Fallen Angel on the Highway, has officially surpassed ¥13.57 billion (13.57 billion yen) at the Japanese box office after 94 days in theaters.
According to the latest figures released by Kogyo Tsushinsha, the film has attracted more than 9.19 million moviegoers since its nationwide release on April 10, 2026. As the 29th theatrical film in the long-running Detective Conan anime series, the movie continues the franchise’s remarkable streak of blockbuster successes and further strengthens its position as one of Japan’s highest-grossing anime franchises.
A Record-Breaking Opening Weekend
Detective Conan: Fallen Angel on the Highway opened to extraordinary audience demand across 526 theaters nationwide.
On its very first day, the film welcomed approximately 739,000 viewers and earned more than ¥1.13 billion in ticket sales. This represented an impressive 107% increase over the opening-day performance of the previous Detective Conan movie, making it the largest opening day in the franchise’s history.
The momentum continued throughout the opening weekend. Within just three days, the movie generated ¥3.50 billion in revenue while attracting over 2.31 million admissions, setting another major milestone for the beloved detective series.
Detective Conan’s Incredible Box Office Success Continues
The latest box office update confirms that the film has now earned ¥13.57 billion after 94 days, making it one of the highest-grossing entries in the franchise.
The Detective Conan movie series has enjoyed unprecedented success over the past several years. The current top-performing films in the franchise are:
- Detective Conan: The Million-Dollar Star (2024) – ¥15.8 billion
- Detective Conan: The Afterimage of the One-Eyed Man (2025) – ¥14.74 billion
- Detective Conan: The Black Iron Submarine (2023) – ¥13.88 billion
- Detective Conan: Fallen Angel on the Highway (2026) – ¥13.57 billion (and still counting)
With this latest achievement, Detective Conan has become the first Japanese film franchise in history to produce four consecutive theatrical releases that each earned more than ¥10 billion at the domestic box office. This remarkable accomplishment highlights the enduring popularity of Conan Edogawa and his mystery-solving adventures among audiences of all ages.
Story Overview
Released nationwide in 526 theaters, Detective Conan: Fallen Angel on the Highway takes viewers to Kanagawa Prefecture, with much of the story unfolding across the vibrant Minato Mirai district of Yokohama and the scenic Hakone region.
The film follows Conan Edogawa, Chihaya Hagiwara, and members of the Kanagawa Prefectural Police, including Inspector Jugo Yokomizo, as they investigate a series of dangerous incidents connected to high-speed motorcycles and a mysterious criminal conspiracy.
During the Kanagawa Motorcycle Festival, Conan and his friends witness a mysterious black motorcycle speeding recklessly through the event. Pursuing the rider is Chihaya Hagiwara, an elite officer from the Kanagawa Prefectural Police Traffic Mobile Unit, widely known as the “Goddess of the Wind.”
As the investigation unfolds, advanced police technology, high-speed chases, and an increasingly dangerous mystery push Conan and his allies into another thrilling adventure filled with suspense, action, and unexpected twists.
Why the Movie Has Become Such a Huge Hit
Several factors have contributed to the film’s outstanding box office performance:
- A gripping mystery set against the beautiful backdrop of Yokohama and Hakone.
- High-quality animation featuring cinematic action sequences.
- Popular returning characters alongside exciting new faces.
- Strong emotional storytelling combined with Detective Conan’s signature detective work.
- Positive word-of-mouth from longtime fans and newcomers alike.
- The franchise’s reputation for delivering a major theatrical event every year.
The combination of mystery, action, and emotional drama continues to make every Detective Conan film one of Japan’s most anticipated annual movie releases.
Looking Ahead
Although Detective Conan: Fallen Angel on the Highway has already crossed the ¥13.57 billion milestone, its theatrical run is still ongoing. Fans are eager to see whether it can climb even higher and challenge the franchise’s all-time box office leaders.
With its record-breaking opening, impressive audience numbers, and continued strong performance after more than three months in theaters, the latest Detective Conan movie once again proves why the series remains one of the most successful anime franchises in Japan.
As anticipation grows for future Detective Conan projects, Fallen Angel on the Highway has already secured its place as another historic chapter in the franchise’s long-running legacy.
