Occasionally, they will make references to it having been months since a previous case or other reference point, but these do not seem to line up much, if at all, and generally they are intended to indicate a time period for the individual case or arc, so that elements such as Ran's waiting for Shinichi seems to have actually been over a period of time.
These indications, for obvious reasons, cannot always coincide, and so it would seem that the author decided long ago to make the story timeless.
If you want a clear answer of the main plotline, so far it has been only for a few months, while the numerous side cases do not fit into this framework. In episode , one of the canon episodes, the gang goes to some town to investigate a report that Shinichi solved a case wrong.
That case happened "a year ago" while Shinichi was still teen-sized. Hundreds of episodes have passed since then, but that gives you a floor for the time. I don't believe a whole year has passed, there have been several plot holes in the midst of it though. A good example would be using Holidays as a way to track time. The "first" actual Valentine episode was actually TV-only Episode 6 , yet there is another Valentine case Episode , Volume 33 files The Holiday that comes after it is White Day, which takes place March 14th, one month after Valentine's Day, and they make references to the past Valentine's Day as an excuse to give back gifts to the women of the show.
That's over episodes and 36 volumes for one month to pass in their time. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams?
Learn more. How much time has passed in-universe in Detective Conan? Ask Question. Asked 8 years, 11 months ago. Active 6 years, 10 months ago. Viewed 41k times. How much time has passed, currently, in the Meitantei Conan universe? Improve this question. This is one thing I like very much about Conan. I hope it will always be like this. The idea to see your favourite characters in a changing world but, at the same time, timeless, is fascinating.
Of course this is also very commercial, but I do think the concept itself is very neat. Related Conan Timeline — Michel Ayres. According to Detective Conan producer Michihiko Suwa, Detective Conan operates on a floating timeline , which means there is a severe but unavoidable contradiction between the amount of time characters claim has passed and how much time has apparently passed according to the reader.
Suwa considers that approximately days have passed [This was stated when the anime was at episode ] [1] since Shinichi became Conan. Detective Conan Keychain Shinichi and Ran. Jump to: navigation , search. Shinichi Kudo vs. Though not many people believe Aoyama shall change his style so much just to create a spectacular ending, the idea is absolutely worth mentioning. The last of the more widespread ideas is that it will go on forever until Aoyama retires or dies.
This idea, which could more accurately be called hope, is held by only a smaller percentage of Detective Conan fans since it is quite unrealistic. Gosho Aoyama is 57 years old. As mentioned before, the last few parts of the series are already mostly done and locked up in the home safe of the author. Thus, it is not probable that Detective Conan will go on for any more than five years at a very maximum, but it might not hurt to continue hoping that it never ends. To gain an insight into how long this manga series is, it is sufficient to just imagine that it has been going on for the last 26 years.
In these 26 years, a whopping episodes have been made according to Wikipedia. It is 23rd on the list of longest-running manga series of all time by volume count, and the competition is fierce, so it is a great achievement, to say the least.
The length of this series is, actually, what divides fans the most. A portion of fans thinks that the length of the series is getting out of hand, while the other half thinks that it is the way it should be. When fans say the series is too long, they mean that the overarching story has not been progressed almost at all in the last decade. Regardless of the debate around whether the length of the series is appropriate or not, Gosho Aoyama and the production team for the series should be given praise for their long, hard work and superhuman dedication to the story of Detective Conan.
In Japan, that is. Back when the rest of the world saw how successful this manga series is, Funimation signed a contract with the producers of the Japanese Detective Conan to air the show, but in a somewhat westernized edition different title, different names of characters, and English dub.
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