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Case Closed: The Last Wizard of the Century

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Case Closed: The Last Wizard of the Century
名探偵コナン 世紀末の魔術師
Meitantei Konan: Seikimatsu no Majutsushi
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Japanese Blu-Ray cover
Country Japan.jpg Japan
Directed by Kanetsugu Kodama
Release Date April 17, 1999
Language Japanese
Studio TMS Entertainment
Distributor Tōhō


Case Closed: The Last Wizard Of The Century or also known as Detective Conan: The Last Wizard of the Century is the third Case Closed movie. Conan's rival Master thief Kaitô Kid announces his next coup in a letter to the police. At an exhibition in Osaka, he wants to steal an expensive art object that once belonged to Tsar Nicholas II. To prevent this, the organizer, asks private investigator Kogoro for help. But despite strict security precautions, the skillful thief succeeds in escaping the precious treasure. During his flight, Kaitô Kid is shot by a stranger and disappears without a trace. Shortly thereafter, more people are killed by a shot in the right eye. The police suspect a murderer under the alias Scorpio. The small master detective Conan quickly realizes that this case is more than a simple art screw.


The following weapons were used in the anime film Case Closed: The Last Wizard of the Century:


Pistols

Walther PP

The killer Scorpio uses a customized Walther PP with scope, rail, and laser sights attachments as his personal firearm several times throughout the movie which is incorrectly identified as a Walther PPK/S by Conan. On the other hand, he is not entirely wrong, because the size of the pistol is from the PPK/S, but with the barrel of a PP.

Walther PPK/S Blue Steel - .380 ACP
Post war Walther PP - .32 ACP
A full view of Scorpio's Walther while taking aim at the flying Kaitô Kid.
A closer view of the scope and silencer before shooting.
Scorpio attaches the suppressor as he gets unwanted company in the catacombs.
Another view of the left side of the Walther as he aims at Kogoro for badmouthing Rasputin.
During the duel with Conan Scorpio hastily inserts a magazine.

Walther PPK/S

When Conan calls Scorpio's pistol a Walther PPK/S which he then describes, an accurate PPK/S is seen. Both mention that the pistol has an eight-round magazine capacity, which means it is chambered for .32 ACP. The reason for Conan's knowledge of the PPK/S probably comes from the 128th Episode "The Black Organization: One Billion Yen Robbery Case" of the fifth season where Akemi Miyano used this pistol during the encounter with Gin and Vodka.

Walther PPK/S stainless - .32 ACP
Conan: "That's a Walther PPK/S you're pointed at me, right? The magazine in that model holds a total of eight rounds. One each for [three victims], with the five you've already wasted on me, you're out of bullets."
Scorpio: "Here's an interesting tidbit for you. Apparently, you didn't know that there's already a bullet in the chamber when you load an eight-bullet magazine, you get a total of nine shots. In other words, there's still one bullet left in this gun and it's got your name on it."

Trump Gun

Kaitô Kid uses his Trump Gun throughout the movie.

Kaitô Kid's Trump Gun made by Red Spyce
Kaitô Kid aims his Trump Gun at Conan and fires a stun card.

Revolvers

Nagant M1895

As Shoichi Inui describes Rasputin's murder, a revolver is seen whose grip has the shape of a Nagant M1895.

Nagant 1895, produced 1920s - 7.62x38N
A still image of Count Felix Yusupov shooting Grigori Rasputin appears behind Shoichi Inui.

Grenades

Mills Bomb

The killer places a Mills Bomb in the catacombs while he is being pursued by Conan.

No. 5 Mk. I "Mills Bomb"
Scorpio removes the pin with his teeth.
The primed Mills bomb lies on the edge of a broken wall placed by him. Note the stepped safety lugs which are characteristic of the No. 5 Mk. I variant.

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