- Original release
- Previous episode S17E13 - Clash of Red and Black (Ready to Die)
- Number S17E14
- Country Japan
- Original language Japanese
- Genres Animation, Anime, Crime, Mystery, Thriller
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Clash of Red and Black (Killed in the Line of Duty)
Shuichi goes to meet up with Kir. It turns out to be a trap. As told, Kir follows Gin's instructions and eliminates their only threat to the Black Organization. The FBI is eventually informed, and Takagi confirms the death. The news hits Jodie the hardest who has flashbacks of her partner. While driving by her motorcycle, Vermouth notices a distraught Jodie and says to herself that only one Silver-bullet is needed, not two. Later, Jodie returns a fake cell phone in place of Conan's real cell phone who notices the switch, but does not say anything.
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