The 19th feature film, , was the centerpiece of the franchise in 2015. Centered on Van Gogh's "Sunflowers" paintings and the recurring rivalry between Conan and Kaito Kid , it received mixed to positive reviews:
: Critics from THEM Anime Reviews and Anime News Network praised the series for its "superb writing" and "profound" individual mysteries, describing it as a "comfy" and "engrossing" show that feels like reading a good mystery novel. Perspectives on 2015 Content Detective Conan (Case Closed )(2015)
: Long-time viewers noted that the overarching "Black Organization" plot moved at a snail's pace, often appearing only once every 100 episodes. The 19th feature film, , was the centerpiece
In 2015, Detective Conan (also known as Case Closed ) reached its 19th year as a pillar of the mystery genre. This year was defined by a shift toward high-octane spectacle in its theatrical releases while maintaining its steady, "mystery-of-the-week" pace in the TV series. The Major 2015 Highlight: Sunflowers of Inferno In 2015, Detective Conan (also known as Case