Detective Conan: Quarter of Silence

A brilliant young detective whose sharp logic and quick improvisation drive the investigation. He pieces together clues tied to the dam's legacy and the bombings, guiding both peers and adults toward the truth. His calm leadership helps avert disaster, including a pivotal intervention to warn the police. He embodies resilience and strategic thinking in the face of danger.

The original identity behind Conan, a genius detective whose quick thinking and bold actions shape the case. He collaborates with Conan to intervene in the danger during the ceremony and helps steer the investigation toward the truth. His dual personas highlight adaptability and strategic planning under pressure.

Conan and Shinichi's steadfast ally, supportive and protective of friends as danger unfolds. She remains a stabilizing presence, coordinating with the group and urging caution. Her loyalty helps maintain trust as secrets surface and the plan evolves.

A seasoned detective whose experience grounds the investigation. He provides leadership and a sense of authority while playing a crucial role in deciphering the clues. His presence adds a touch of humor, but his detective instincts remain essential to resolving the case.

Natsuki Toono is intertwined with the town's dark past; her death eight years earlier drives the motive behind the present threats. The narrative ties her fate to the hit-and-run and the broader conspiracy, revealing layers of guilt and responsibility. Her connection to Mizuki Toono deepens the emotional stakes of the investigation.

A childhood friend tied to the town's vanished past, whose presence activates the memory of old secrets. She represents a bridge between the present investigation and the eight-year-old trauma. Her role anchors the group in a shared history that the case must confront.

A local figure with a dangerous past; jailed for a hit-and-run that killed Natsuki Toono. He is revealed as a central force behind the bombings and the diamonds scheme, driven by desperation and greed. His decision to turn himself in marks the moral turning point of the investigation.

A key member of the circle who wakes from an eight-year doubt with no memory of the accident haunting him. His amnesia heightens tension as memories resurface and old resentments threaten the fragile trust among friends. His uncertain recollections push Conan to gather the truth with greater urgency.

Part of the local circle, Shogo Hikawa is found dead with evidence pointing to foul play. His death steers the investigation toward a broader conspiracy and forces rapid reevaluation of suspects. The murder marks a turning point that tightens the race to uncover the bomber's ties to the town.

A long-time friend within the circle, she weathers old grievances and new danger as past relationships are tested. Her presence adds emotional depth and shows how friendship persists even when secrets threaten the group. She helps keep the group connected as the truth unfolds.

A member of the local circle whose role in the town’s past weaves into the present mystery. His involvement highlights how shared histories bind the group and propel the investigation forward. He contributes to the ensemble's dynamic as motives emerge.