Detective Conan, one of Japan’s most popular anime series, will be available on Netflix in July 2022.
‘Detective Conan’ is soon to be released. (Photo: Animegeek)
Detective Conan: Zero’s Tea Time on Netflix
Zero’s Tea Time, which centers on Rei Furuya, the show’s title heroine, will premiere in Japan before coming to Netflix. Detective Conan: Zero’s Tea Time is a new Netflix series starring Detective Conan. A worldwide Netflix original series based on the Detective Conan manga spin-off Zero’s Tea Time, Detective Conan: Zero’s Tea Time will be released in 2019. Animation studio Shogakukan, which has worked on Kengan Ashura and Mob Psycho 100, is behind this series.
Streaming service Netflix has scheduled the spin-off series to premiere in July 2022. We haven’t been given a specific release date, but we anticipate to learn more in the near future. A new episode of the anime will be published every week beginning on April 5th in Japan. When Detective Conan: Zero’s Tea Time debuts on Netflix, all episodes will be made accessible for on-demand viewing.
A triple agent for the National Police Agency’s Security Bureau, Tooru Amuro (Rei Furuya) is the focus of the anime. At Cafe Poirot, Rei works as a server and as an undercover agent for the Black Organization, while juggling his duties as a detective.
Casts of the ‘Detective Conan’
Detective Conan: Zero’s Tea Time has so far confirmed the participation of three cast members. In the new Detective Conan anime, Toru Furuya (St. Seiya, Dragon Ball Z, One Piece) will resume his role as Tooru Amuro’s voice. Azusa Enomoto is voiced by Mikiko Enomoto (Aishiteruze Baby), while Midori Kuriyama is voiced by Asako Dodo (Inuyasha, One Piece).
The Detective Conan anime series can only be streamed in two areas. For a total of 128 episodes, the anime may be streamed in Japan over the course of three seasons. The 42-episode series is available to watch solely in France for the time being. Detective Conan is one of the longest-running anime series ever, with over 1000 episodes to its credit. It would be a big boost to Netflix’s offerings if the anime were to be purchased.
