The film’s central hook is Ran’s dissociative amnesia. In the context of the series, Ran is typically the moral anchor and the physical shield for those around her. By rendering her unable to recognize her closest friends—and specifically, unable to recognize Conan’s true identity as Shinichi—the film creates a unique narrative crisis.

The story begins with a string of assassinations targeting police officers. During a wedding reception, Ran Mouri witnesses an attempt on Officer Sato's life. The trauma triggers , leaving Ran with no memory of her friends, her family, or the fact that she witnessed the killer's face.

The story follows Conan Edogawa, Inspector Megure, and the Metropolitan Police as they investigate a series of murders targeting police officers. The key evidence? A single bullet that mysteriously disappeared from a crime scene.

A proper high-quality release preserves director Kenji Kodama’s atmospheric lighting and the tension of each clue.

. This secrecy provides a dark backdrop for Ran Mouri's personal crisis: retrograde amnesia caused by the trauma of witnessing Detective Sato's near-assassination Rotten Tomatoes Anime Review #157: Detective Conan – Captured In Her Eyes