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In the previous series, Yumi Miyamoto and Naeko appeared in a story tied to the movie Highway no Datenshi (tentative title).
This time, the story moves into a new case at a FUSAE brand jewelry store.
From here on, this article covers spoilers and analysis for Detective Conan File 1163, “The Teacher’s Gift,” published in Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 30 on June 24, 2026.
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Spoilers for Conan File 1163, “The Teacher’s Gift”
The story begins on the way home with Conan, Ai Haibara, Professor Agasa, and the Detective Boys.
They have just finished buying ingredients for a takoyaki party at Agasa’s house. It is a very peaceful opening, with the familiar everyday mood of the Detective Boys.
What stands out here, though, is something Haibara says.
Haibara can joke about the heavy possibility that they might be erased if the Black Organization finds them, which shows just how calm the scene feels on the surface.
That calm makes the contrast with the incident that follows even sharper.
The chapter quietly mixes a shadow of the Organization into an ordinary conversation, then quickly rolls into the jewelry store case. As an opening for File 1163, that shift works very well.
They Stop by a FUSAE Brand Jewelry Store
On the way home, Conan and the others notice Detective Kobayashi and Rumi Wakasa inside a jewelry store.
On top of that, the store turns out to be a FUSAE brand jewelry store.
Professor Agasa and Fusae have been portrayed as childhood friends before, but this chapter also reveals that they are now email friends. Haibara seems to have helped make that happen.
It is nice to see the implication that Haibara repeatedly called the main store so Agasa and Fusae could exchange emails. It has Haibara’s usual coolness, but it also makes clear that she genuinely cares about the Professor.
Small relationship updates like this give warmth to the everyday section before the case. That also makes the change in atmosphere at the jewelry store feel much more dramatic.
Conan and the others then enter the jewelry store where Wakasa and Detective Kobayashi are.
The Jewelry Store Takes a Sudden Turn
Inside the jewelry store, Detective Kobayashi is trying to buy pearl cuff links as a gift for Inspector Shiratori.
Considering Kobayashi and Shiratori’s relationship, this is a slightly charming scene. Even though she is only choosing a gift, their distance and warmth come through.
However, Conan quickly notices something strange inside the store.
The clerk does not know about the “dimple” of a pearl. When Conan checks the store’s crowd level on a smartphone, the store looks fairly empty in person, yet online it is shown as about three times busier than usual.
A scene that first looks like simple shopping starts to gain another meaning through Conan’s observation. The clerk’s lack of knowledge and the abnormal crowd display connect into one line, and the mood shifts to “something is wrong with this store.”
Just as Conan tries to contact the police, a man appears with a knife and takes Professor Agasa hostage.
Another man appears as well, and Conan and the others are all restrained with cable ties.
The story drops from the peaceful mood before a takoyaki party straight into a robbery. That switch is genuinely tense.
Conan and the Others Are Locked Away
Conan and the others are shut in the back room of the jewelry store.
There, they find three people who appear to be the real store employees, also tied up. In other words, the clerks at the front were not real staff members, but part of the robbery group.
At this point, the shape of the case becomes much clearer.
The culprits seem to be a five-person robbery group that restrained the real employees and took over the store. Their target is a pair of leather goggles for children, scheduled to be brought in by a wealthy customer at 4 p.m.
Those goggles are said to have jewels worth a total of 100 million yen attached to them.
What makes this interesting is that the criminals are not simply “robbing a jewelry store.” They are aiming for a valuable item a customer will bring in. Since this is more of an ambush than a straightforward theft of the store’s jewels, the planning behind it feels more frightening.
The robbers also seem to intend to spread gasoline around the jewelry store after stealing the goggles, then escape.
The unsettling part is that this may not end with theft. If they set the store on fire while the hostages remain trapped, the danger rises with every passing minute.
Conan Starts to Move
Even while restrained, Conan immediately starts trying to turn the situation around.
First, he jumps up to look through the glass at the top of the door and check whether anyone is standing guard outside.
At that moment, he accidentally touches a switch and turns off the room’s lights. Conan hurriedly turns them back on, but right after that, he suddenly says, as if he were a different person, that they should give up.
That change feels very meaningful.
Of course, there is no way Conan has really given up. Rather, it is natural to read this as Conan noticing something during that instant of darkness.
Then Conan turns to the restrained male employee and says, “Could you look near your wrist?” (unofficial translation)
Immediately after that, he puts the man to sleep with the Stun-Gun Wristwatch.
In fact, this man was not a real employee, but one of the robbers. When Conan turned off the lights, he noticed the man had one of the stolen smartphones and saw through his identity.
This is a very satisfying piece of setup and payoff.
In a single moment of blackout, Conan works out who has the smartphone and identifies the accomplice from there. His observational ability lands cleanly, and the deduction pieces click into place.
After that, Conan removes his own cable tie and begins freeing everyone else.
From here, the counterattack begins.
Instead of ending with everyone trapped, the chapter uses a tiny inconsistency and a flash of darkness to flip the situation. That was extremely satisfying. File 1163 moves from the peaceful pre-party mood into the tension of a jewelry store robbery, while still ending with the excitement of Conan beginning to strike back.
Impressions and Analysis of Conan File 1163, “The Teacher’s Gift”
The first chapter of this new series already contains several points worth watching.
There is the tension of a one-off jewelry store robbery, but layered on top of it are the FUSAE brand, Professor Agasa and Fusae’s relationship, and the distance between Haibara and Wakasa.
It is still only the setup stage of the series, but the character relationships seem to be moving quietly behind the incident. The atmosphere suggests this will not end as just a jewelry store case.
From here, I will organize the points that stood out in File 1163, mixing impressions with analysis.
Impression and Analysis 1: Fusae and Professor Agasa Return to the Story
The first thing that made File 1163 satisfying was the FUSAE brand becoming firmly involved in the story.
The FUSAE brand itself has appeared several times in the anime and movies, but it has been quite a while since the story touched this directly on Professor Agasa and Fusae Campbell’s relationship. In particular, what happened to the two of them afterward has always been a point fans wanted to know.
This time, we unexpectedly learn that Agasa and Fusae have become email friends.
That was a very warm reveal.
When thinking about Agasa and Fusae, the strongest impression is still the story known as Ichou-iro no Hatsukoi (tentative title). That episode ended with a lingering sense of bittersweet first love, so fans have naturally wondered what became of them afterward.
That is why learning here that their connection has continued, even in the form of email friendship, feels like a genuinely warm development.
It is even better that Haibara’s actions are behind it.
Haibara contacted the FUSAE main store again and again so Agasa and Fusae could reconnect. That fact alone makes her kindness land strongly.
Haibara usually looks cool and detached, but this scene shows how much she cares about the Professor. The fact that she does not loudly frame it as “for Agasa’s sake” also feels very much like Haibara.
Since this case is happening at a FUSAE brand jewelry store, there may be room for Agasa and Fusae’s relationship to move a little further during this series.
Of course, it would be too much to say they will immediately become a couple. Still, after bringing in the FUSAE brand at this timing and revealing their email friendship, it seems possible that the following chapters will touch their relationship in some way.
Separate from the danger of the case, Agasa’s romance may be moving slightly. Just thinking about that makes File 1163 a very smile-inducing opening.
Impression and Analysis 2: Haibara’s Behavior Is Interesting from the Start
Another point that stood out in File 1163 was Haibara’s behavior.
When she realizes Detective Kobayashi and Wakasa are inside the FUSAE brand jewelry store, Haibara is the first to head toward it.
It may look casual, but it feels quite meaningful.
After seeing Haibara talking with Wakasa, Conan and the others also enter the jewelry store. In other words, one of the triggers that pulls them into this case is Haibara’s action.
Of course, it is possible that Haibara was reacting to the FUSAE brand. Since she helped connect Agasa and Fusae, it is natural that she would be interested in a FUSAE store.
Still, there is also an uneasy feeling that does not end there.
Rumi Wakasa has currently been revealed to be Asaka. She also appears to hold strong feelings toward Haibara’s mother, Elena Miyano, the so-called Hell Angel.
On top of that, Wakasa may suspect that Haibara’s true identity is Shiho Miyano.
With that context, it is hard not to wonder why Haibara approaches Wakasa on her own.
If Haibara senses the Black Organization, she instinctively becomes wary. In a scene where her so-called Haibara sensor is active, she would normally keep her distance instead of moving closer.
But this time is different.
Haibara does not avoid Wakasa. She goes toward her. Conan also seems a little puzzled when he sees this, so there may be some meaning behind her behavior.
Haibara may not see Wakasa as a completely dangerous person. Or she may know there is danger and still be trying to close the distance deliberately.
This point is especially intriguing.
For Haibara, Wakasa is not just an assistant homeroom teacher. Considering the connection to her mother Elena, Wakasa’s past as Asaka, and the wider Rum arc, how Haibara faces her may become an important point going forward.
File 1163 has plenty of tension as a jewelry store robbery case, but the quiet movement in Haibara and Wakasa’s relationship behind that case is a major part of its appeal.
The chapter begins with the warm topic of the FUSAE brand, while an uneasy feeling remains around Wakasa. That coexistence of brightness and danger makes the first chapter of this series very compelling.
File 1164 Continues in Weekly Shonen Sunday Issue 31
The next chapter, Detective Conan File 1164, “Deadly Pranks,” is scheduled for Weekly Shonen Sunday issue 31, released on July 1, 2026.
Coverage from File 1164 onward continues with the jewelry store counterattack and the next stage of the case.
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