Detective Conan: Full Score of Fear

A brilliant, calm young detective whose keen ears and sharp deductions help him read clues that others miss. He uses his perfect pitch to detect anomalies in sound and to connect the killer’s pattern to the orchestra’s setup. Throughout the case, he balances his detective instincts with his concern for Ran, navigating the danger with wit and restraint.

In his child-sized disguise as Conan, he collaborates with the team to piece together the killer’s motive. His near-telepathic ability to sense when the music hides a threat helps steer the investigation. He also wrestles with the pressures of his double life while keeping Ran safe.

The prima soprano who anchors the concert and carries an emotionally complex history with the killer and with her late fiancé. She endures physical harm but remains a driving force behind the performance’s final act. Her resilience and resolve highlight the human cost behind the concert’s twilight of fear.

Former piano tuner turned conspirator, Fuwa believes silence is the ultimate revenge. His motive centers on warping sound and disrupting harmony to honor a painful past. His final surrender marks the collapse of a once-proud resolve, revealing the fragility of a life built on bitterness.

The organist and the father-figure in the quartet, he quits performing to spare Fuwa’s pride, revealing a deeper care and responsibility. His actions demonstrate how mentorship and sacrifice can avert tragedy. His presence frames the conflict between art, pride, and personal loyalty.

The violinist whose shy demeanor hides a crucial role in the concert’s emotional arc. Her performance and the dynamics with the rest of the quartet reveal the vulnerability and courage of young musicians under pressure. She embodies the fragile beauty of music facing danger.