| Case Closed: Season 3 Set | 
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Sales Rank: 12824
Category: DVD
Publisher: Funimation Prod
Studio: Funimation Prod
Brand: CASE CLOSED - SEASON 3 (DVD)
Label: Funimation Prod
Format: Animated, Box Set, Color, Full Screen, Ntsc
Languages: Japanese (Original Language), English (Original Language)
Rating: Unrated
Media: DVD
Running Time: 600 minutes
Number Of Items: 4
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 7.6 x 5.4 x 0.7
MPN: 7797
UPC: 704400077975
EAN: 0704400077975
ASIN: B001F2U71Y
Release Date: November 25, 2008
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Description
The criminal mind is a twisted one and Jimmy Kudo knows the shady corridors of humanity like no other detective in the business. He's put more scum behind bars than just about anyone on the beat and his skills have earned him plenty of enemies, and he pays the price one dark night. Being poisoned and left for dead. But rather than meeting his end in a shallow grave, Jimmy gets a new beginning. Awakening to find himself transformed, the evil elixir of his faceless foes has changed him into a small boy- the perfect cover! Utilizing his unlikely new persona and cutting edge technology, Jimmy is hot on the trail of his assailants as Conan Edogawa. The path to justice will be littered with cruelty and madness, the worst of man on display as this sleuth cuts through the underworld in search of answers, solving one sick crime at a time. Truth is not open to interpretation. There's no room for error when life and limb are on the line. Case Closed Season 3 set includes episodes 53-79.
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In the third season of the popular mystery series Case Closed (1996), the filmmakers introduce new elements to keep the program from going stale. In the two-part adventure "Footsteps of the Hero," a Sherlock Holmes trivia contest brings Conan into conflict with his old rival, Harley, who realizes only one person possesses such amazing powers of deduction--and that Conan must be Jimmy Kudo. But what will he do with this knowledge? At a video game convention in "Game Gone Bad," Conan finally stumbles onto a clue about the men in black whose poison turned him into a little boy, only to see it destroyed before he can act on it. The writers manage to keep the mysteries intriguing, although some elements inevitably recur (or murderers use an awful lot of monofilament fishing line in Tokyo). But "The Mist Goblin Murder" involves a Tengu, a mountain goblin in Japanese folklore, while "Gomera" spoofs Godzilla-style monster movies. The high point of the season is the two-part finale (which aired as a one-hour special in Japan) that introduces Phantom Thief 1412, a.k.a. the Phantom Thief Kid (originally the Kaitou Kid). A brilliant young magician, master of disguise, and cat burglar, the Phantom plays Professor Moriarty to Conan's Sherlock Holmes. Each opponent is forced to admire the other for intelligence, skill, and imagination equal to his own. Voice actor Jerry Jewell obviously has fun playing both characters in this entertaining rivalry, and it's clear Conan and the Phantom will continue to bedevil each other's plans in the seasons to come. (Rated TV PG: violence, alcohol and tobacco use) --Charles Solomon (53. The Mist Goblin Murder Part 1. 54. The Mist Goblin Murder, 55. Weapon of Choice, 56. Game Gone Bad, 57. Train Trick, 58. The Sunfish Murder, 59. Footsteps of the Hero Part 1, 60. Footsteps of the Hero Part 2, 61. Shopping Can Be Murder, 62. Illustrated Murder, 63. Ghost Ship Murder Part 1, 64. Ghost Ship Murder Part 2, 65. Gomera! 66. The Three Fingerprints, 67. The Crab and Whale, 68. Moonless Murder, 69. Death of a Diva, 70. Knight Baron Mystery Part 1, 71. Knight Baron Mystery Part 2, 72. Knight Baron Mystery Part 3, 73. The Stalker, 74. Triple Terror, 75. The Ship Wreck Murder, 76. Jinnai, King of Death, 77. Murder and Mahjong, 78. Phantom Thief Part 1, 79. Phantom Thief Part 2)
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Don't Make The Same Mistake I Did November 27, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I am a great fan of Case Closed. I bought the Season 3 set assuming the episodes were new. I did not check the episode titles. Unfortunately, I had already seen all the Season 3 episodes in previous Funimation DVDs (in the two series Case Four and Case Five which I thought were season 4 and 5). The episodes in Season 3 are 53 through 79. You can see the titles in the Wikipedia entry "List of Case Closed episodes." This is a good product, but you might want to check if you have not already seen these episodes.
Great show for all lovers of anime and mystery! October 28, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
case closed is an amazing anime which apeals to both kids and adults with its humor, acton, and of course, mystery. This season is a particularly strong including some of my favorite episodes. Overall its very fun to watch and despite the fact that the main, overarching plot is only adressed in a few episodes- the ones in between are far from filler- I recomend this season set very highly.
case closed,the best anime series ever created September 20, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
case closed is by far the best anime series i have ever seen.once you watch the first few episodes,you want to watch all of it.the story is very intriging and ive gotten all my friends,even my speech teacher,hooked on this series by reading the books.i own the first 2 starter box sets funimation released about a year ago in single dvd format.they are case one,two,and three.i wish i would have known that they would be releasing the series in box sets but this season starts exactly where my 2nd starter set dvds left off.i cant wait for this.i hope funimation continues to produce more of this series.
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