Detective Conan — Episode Schedule

Detective Conan — Episode Schedule tracks every forthcoming episode of the long-running Japanese anime series Detective Conan, known internationally as Case Closed, adapted from Gosho Aoyama's manga serialised in Shogakukan's Weekly Shōnen Sunday since 1994. The anime is produced by TMS Entertainment and broadcasts nationally on the Nippon Television network, anchored by Yomiuri TV, where it has held a near-continuous weekly timeslot since its premiere in January 1996. The entertainment calendar sources its dataset from AniList, the community-maintained anime and manga tracking database, and refreshes automatically to reflect the latest announced airdates, with accelerated polling on Fridays through Sundays when most new episode details are published. Each entry is a single numbered episode, displaying the scheduled broadcast date and time in Japan Standard Time, converted to the viewer's local zone. Listings follow the series' long-standing Saturday evening slot on Japanese television, a cadence the calendar carries forward week after week. Detective Conan episodes air almost every week of the year, though the series occasionally pauses for major Japanese holidays or brief production breaks; the calendar captures that reliable cadence while adjusting for any announced interruptions. The episode titles and summaries on AniList typically accompany the airdate, and the feed reflects those descriptors as they become available, giving each calendar event a recognisable name beyond the episode number. Fans who follow the series week-to-week, anime community editors, and entertainment reporters covering seasonal releases can use this Smart Calendar Feed — free to subscribe — to integrate the episode schedule directly into a personal calendar application, whether that is Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. Having the airdates appear as standard calendar events keeps them visible alongside day-to-day commitments and eliminates the need to cross-reference separate tracking platforms or social media posts. Because the feed syncs with AniList's frequently updated dataset, any late-week schedule confirmations, episode title revisions, or rare broadcasting changes surface automatically without manual entry. The calendar updates regularly, with a higher refresh frequency from Friday through Sunday to capture the flow of new episode data that typically lands on AniList during that window. This ensures that the airdates remain aligned with the source and that any last-minute shifts in Japan's broadcast schedule are reflected promptly.