Collection: Conan Edogawa

Sculpted releases and numbered versions

The Q posket premium line produced more than one Conan Edogawa release, including a second version, which is why numbered variants appear in titles. A sculpt adds height that flat acrylic cannot, so it is worth checking against the stands rather than instead of them.

Sold at one place only

Some blocks and stands were tied to a single point of sale: the Detective Conan Plaza at the Sunshine 60 Observatory and a Conan Detective Agency limited run. A China limited release sits apart from those, since it narrows the region rather than the point of sale. Movie tie ins such as The Million dollar Pentagram brought their own artwork. That origin is printed in the title because it is the main thing separating one design from the next.

Building a cast display

Conan appears on solo art and on shared designs: with Ai Haibara on an acrylic block, with Heiji Hattori in a scene collection, and with Heiji and Kazuha Toyama in an Antique Series stand. Those are the natural starting points for a group shelf, and the full Detective Conan catalogue shows who else has goods. Format comparisons live in the acrylic stand pages.

Art lines and condition

Style lines including Pale Tone and Ani Art Clear Label are named in titles, which helps when you are hunting a particular look. Every listing states a condition grade, so a clean piece and one with shelf wear never share the same label. Product photos stand for the release, not one particular unit.