"Detective Conan: Zero the Enforcer" is scheduled to be released nationwide on November 9th in mainland China

The latest theatrical film in the Japanese anime series "Detective Conan" "Detective Conan: Zero the Enforcer" has been officially scheduled to be released nationwide on November 9, and the Chinese trailer was also released today.

"Detective Conan: Zero the Enforcer" is the 22nd theatrical film in the series. The box office sales in Japan have broken the series record. The film will start with a large-scale bombing at the Tokyo Summit venue, telling the story of Conan's direct conflict with the public security police. Toru Amuro, who belongs to the public security police, seems to be a member of the secret organization "ZERO". The film staged a series of exciting scenes of close combat, car chases, and life-and-death rescues. The excitement is comparable to the reasoning version of "Fast and Furious", and was affirmed by the original author Okamasa Aoyama, who praised it as having "the most shocking ending in history."

In this film, Conan will once again appear with black technology. Is his partner, Toru Amuro, a friend or an enemy? You may as well go to the cinema to find the answer yourself.

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