Detective Conan: One-Eyed Flashback (2025) Timeline Explained – Every Event in Order

Kansuke was shot while pursuing Mikuriya Sadakuni, a suspect linked to an eight-year-old gun store robbery. During the chase on Yatsugatake mountain range, the suspect or an associated party shot Kansuke near his left eye, causing him to fall and become trapped in an avalanche that followed.

• kansuke shot
• mountain pursuit
• mikuriya sadakuni
• avalanche

Detective Hayashi Atsunobu killed Koji Sametani. Hayashi opposed Sametani's work on strengthening plea bargain procedures and needed to eliminate him to prevent the new law from passing, which would have exposed his own involvement in the criminal network.

• koji sametani
• hayashi atsunobu
• murder
• plea bargain

Hayashi was driven by personal vendetta. He loved Maki Funakubo, a former biathlete who committed suicide after being injured during the robbery incident caused by Mikuriya Sadakuni and Takashi Washizu. Hayashi blamed both men for her death and sought revenge while also working to block legislation that would strengthen plea bargains.

• hayashi
• maki funakubo
• revenge
• suicide
• motive

No, Kansuke's death was faked to protect him. After the avalanche, Yuya Kazami from the Public Security Bureau helped orchestrate the apparent death to keep Hayashi from completing his plan to eliminate Kansuke, who possessed potentially incriminating information about the case.

Foreshadowing: Conan had already informed Yui that Kansuke was alive before the official revelation.

• kansuke alive
• faked death
• yuya kazami
• psb

Hayashi used the observatory's large antenna to intercept military satellite intelligence. He then used this intercepted data to blackmail the Japanese government into suspending legislative progress on the new plea bargain law, which would have strengthened criminal prosecution procedures.

• observatory
• antenna
• satellite
• blackmail
• espionage

Takashi Otomo was actually Takashi Washizu, the escaped suspect from the original gun store robbery case. He was believed to be dead but was living under a false identity, possibly as part of the broader criminal network that Hayashi was protecting or working with.

• takashi washizu
• takashi otomo
• escape
• alias

Kansuke was pursuing Mikuriya Sadakuni, who was a suspect in an eight-year-old gun store robbery case. The chase occurred in the Yatsugatake mountain range in Nagano, where the suspect had fled, leading to the confrontation that resulted in Kansuke being shot and caught in the avalanche.

• nagano
• yatsugatake
• chase
• robbery case
• snow

Maki Funakubo was a former biathlete who sustained injuries during the robbery incident involving Mikuriya Sadakuni and Takashi Washizu. The injuries, combined with the trauma of the event, led to her suicide. Her death became the central emotional motivation for Hayashi's vendetta against those responsible.

• maki funakubo
• biathlete
• suicide
• injury
• robbery

Conan deduced that several police officers, including Hayashi Atsunobu, were undercover agents for the Public Security Bureau. He recognized inconsistencies in their behavior and statements that suggested they were operating within the police force for covert operations, separate from the official investigation.

• conan
• undercover
• public security bureau
• hayashi
• deduction

In the post-credit scene, Furuya (also known as Rei Furuya) offered Hayashi a plea bargain: a reduced sentence from death penalty to life imprisonment in exchange for Hayashi's silence about the Public Security Bureau's involvement. Hayashi was enraged because exposing the bureau would also reveal his connection to Maki Funakubo, damaging his reputation.

• furuya
• rei furuya
• plea bargain
• hayashi
• post-credit