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FINAL UPDATE: Detective Conan: "Black Iron Submarine" ends theatrical run at 18th place in the All-Time Japanese Box Office.

I wanted to wait until there was official confirmation that the film had been taken off of theaters, but given that they are now focusing on promoting the film's home release, as well as the upcoming 27th film, there's no time like the present.

The 26th Detective Conan film, "Black Iron Submarine," which first premiered in Japanese theaters on April 14, 2023, has consistently stayed in theaters for weeks, breaking not only records for the series, being the first Detective Conan film to earn more than 10 billion yen, but also records in Japan, climbing its way up the box office. After about 28 weeks just before the end of October, it was finally taken off theaters, claiming 18th place, earning around 13.83 billion yen total. This is the longest a Detective Conan film has consistently stayed in theaters to my knowledge.

That is such a huge feat. The second-highest-earning Detective Conan film, the 25th one from last year, "The Bride of Halloween," landed at 47th place, earning about 9.78 billion yen. That is about a 41% improvement from last year. It's hard to imagine if next year's film could even top what was just achieved.

Here are examples of the films that "Black Iron Submarine" outcompeted in Japan.

All Star Wars films

All but the first two Harry Potter films

All Disney films except Frozen I

All Tom Cruise films ("Top Gun: Maverick" is still in theaters and could overtake albeit slowly)

All The Lord of the Rings films

All Matrix films

"Jujutsu Kaisen: 0"

"The Wind Rises"

"Evangelion 3.0+1.0"

Congratulations to "Black Iron Submarine" for breaking into the top 20! While I'm a bit sad we weren't able to hit 14 billion yen, this is still a respectable showing. So far, the film has been premiered outside of Japan in Asia, the Middle East, Germany, and France. Hopefully, with its great success, that will expand to more territories.

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Black Panther Party member Kathleen Cleaver on non-violence. [source]

Non-violence is a very non-functional approach in a society that's based entirely on organized force and violence. A country that was created in violence, land was taken in violence, a society that's perpetuating itself through violence in the ghettos, in Vietnam, in Africa. Wherever you look, there is organized force and violence at work to maintain this society. There is a world of difference between 20 million unarmed people, and 20 milion people organized and armed to the gills. That's Power.

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My take on the ever popular Detective Conan AU where Shinichi and Conan are seperate people.

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where the line between me and you blurs

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happy five year anniversary fire emblem three houses. it’s the timeskip now…

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His exo-face got all crumpled up and Franky and Chopper weren't around, so somebody had to pick up the hammer to fix it.

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Unsure of if anyones done this as them but I had to make it myself

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Kingdom Hearts 3 - The Caribbean

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UPDATE: As of September 11, 2023, the 26th Detective Conan film, “Black Iron Submarine,” has now solidified its place at 20th in the All-Time Japanese Box Office!

While "Black Iron Submarine" may have now waned at the box office, it still continues to climb bit by bit in its last couple of weeks, and has solidified its place as the 20th highest-grossing film in Japan, currently earning 13.71 billion yen. It is the 14th highest-grossing animated film of all-time in Japan as well.

The 26th Detective Conan film originally reached 20th place on the board about a month ago, however, it tied with "The Super Mario Bros. Movie," which premiered in Japan several weeks after it did and is also currently running in theaters. As "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" grew in gross at a higher rate, the week after both films tied, "Black Iron Submarine" was knocked back to 21st place, and slowly climbed its way back to 20th this past week. As the film still has a few more weeks left in its run, it is likely to reach at least 19th place, overtaking the currently-running "Top Gun: Maverick," which has stagnated in growth at around 13.73 billion yen for several weeks now.

To celebrate "Black Iron Submarine" breaking all-time records for the series, and its last few weeks in theaters, the Detective Conan franchise is running the "BLACK 'CROW'SING" campaign to send it off. One of the promotions is showing off a special visual of the Black Organization members in theaters, which started earlier this month. The same visual was also shown on the cover of the August 30th issue of Weekly Shonen Sunday.

While it is a little disappointing "Black Iron Submarine" may not be able to hit 14 billion yen at this rate, it has still cemented itself, not only in Detective Conan history, but also anime and Japanese cinema history.

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a deep sea danny for mermay~

i got inspired by @meowmeowmeowmeow4x's lovely fic, Dark Blue Moon and the Suffering Sun! I don't think my depiction of danny is completely accurate to the story, but i looooved the description of his transparent skin with visible bones and organs and wanted to give it a shot!

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clawdeen draculaura frankie

lagoona cleo ghoulia

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The Moth and the Lizard are married actually

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Australian Aboriginal Art Painting by ANNA PETYARRE

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Best trio

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luís by vncsfelix