Detective Conan Collection 2 on Netflix – May 25, 2025

Detective Conan enthusiasts, rejoice! Detective Conan Collection 2—a curated set of fan-favorite episodes—is coming to Netflix on May 25, 2025, in India, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Whether you’re catching up on Shinichi Kudo’s earliest cases or revisiting the thrill of high-stakes mysteries, this drop ensures the next chapter of Detective Conan is just a click away.

Since its debut in 1996, Detective Conan (known as Case Closed in English regions) has captivated viewers with clever puzzles, unforgettable characters, and intricate whodunits. Netflix’s second collection builds on the success of its first, offering a seamless binge-watch experience for both new viewers and longtime fans.

Prepare your sleuthing skills: below is everything you need to know about Detective Conan Collection 2 on Netflix.

Available Regions & Audio Options

Detective Conan Collection 2 will be available on Netflix in India, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand beginning May 25, 2025. This will give fans across Southeast Asia simultaneous access to Conan’s latest cases.

This regional rollout follows Hong Kong viewers, who enjoyed Collections 1 and 2 as early as March 19, 2025, and those in India, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand, who received Collections 1 and 23 on April 25, 2025.

Viewers can enjoy the original Japanese audio and appreciate the performances of skilled voice actors, including Conan Edogawa and the supporting cast, capturing every nuance of their delivery. For those in Thailand who prefer a localized experience, a Thai dub is available, complete with regionally familiar voice talents.

To ensure clarity for non-native speakers and maintain the integrity of Conan’s clever wordplay, English subtitles accompany both audio tracks. This combination of options means that whether you’re watching in Tokyo, Manila, or Kuala Lumpur, you can follow every deduction in the language you’re most comfortable with.

What’s in Collection 2?

Detective Conan Collection 2 brings together a selection of key episodes and standout story arcs.

Introduction to the Black Organization
Major Character Origins
Unforgettable Guest Stars
Crossover Events

Featured Arcs:

The Diplomat Murder Case (Episodes 48–49): Another high school sleuth appears, demanding to see Shinichi.

The Holmes Freak Murder Case (Episodes 57–58): Conan nears exposing the tour murderer while Heiji gets closer to discovering Conan's identity.

The Ghost Ship Murder Case (Episodes 61-62): A ship that was lost at sea suddenly appears after seven years.

These episodes deepen the lore and spotlight Conan’s brightest deductions.

Episode List Highlights

Below is a list of notable episodes in Collection 2:

Episode 50: “The Library Murder Case”
Episode 71: “The Stalker Murder Case”
Episode 74: “The Shinigami Jinnai Murder Case”
Episode 76: “Conan vs. Kaitou Kid”

For a full rundown, check out our comprehensive Episode List.

Detective Conan Anime vs. Case Closed

Detective Conan Anime vs. Case Closed

The series you know and love as Detective Conan began its life in Japan under the title 名探偵コナン (Meitantei Konan), literally “Great Detective Conan,” reflecting its origins as Gosho Aoyama’s long-running mystery manga.

When the anime adaptation launched in 1996, that title carried over globally, except in North America. Due to an existing trademark conflict—comedian Conan O'Brien had already registered “Conan” in the U.S.—Funimation and Viz Media released the series under the name Case Closed starting in 2003, ensuring legal compliance while introducing Shinichi Kudo’s adventures to English-speaking audiences.

Beyond the title change, Case Closed dubs underwent modest content adjustments to suit Western broadcast standards. Occasional scenes involving alcohol were softened or replaced (for instance, sake becoming soda), and some character names were Anglicized (e.g., Aoyama → Adams) to resonate more naturally with English viewers. These edits, while sometimes controversial among purists, sought to bridge cultural differences and maintain story coherence without altering key plot points.

On Netflix and other modern streaming platforms, fans can experience Detective Conan in its original form with Japanese audio and English subtitles, alongside additional tracks like Thai dubbing in relevant Southeast Asian markets.

Although the classic Case Closed English dub is less prevalent on Netflix Asia, it lives on in DVD releases and select services like Crunchyroll and Funimation. Ultimately, whether you choose the authentic Detective Conan experience or the nostalgic Case Closed dub, Conan Edogawa’s razor-sharp detective work remains as thrilling as ever.

Detective Conan on Netflix—Then & Now

Season 1 (1996): The first 42 episodes launched as Collection 1
Collection 2 (2025): Expands the catalog with more pivotal cases.
Upcoming Drops: Netflix plans ongoing Collections each month.

Stay tuned for Collection 3 and beyond!

Why Stream on Netflix?

Streaming Detective Conan on Netflix means you can enjoy high-quality video—even up to 4K where available—paired with multiple audio tracks (Japanese, Thai, and more) and crisp subtitles. The platform’s easy navigation lets you jump between collections, seasons, and individual episodes without hassle, while automatic next-episode play ensures you can binge through every mystery without lifting a finger.

Get ready to sharpen your detective instincts when Detective Conan Collection 2 arrives on Netflix on May 25, 2025. Whether you’re revisiting classic mysteries or joining Conan Edogawa for the first time, these episodes are a must-watch for any fan of clever crime-solving. Which case will you tackle first?