Detective Conan Finally Gets U.S. Streaming Release on Netflix & Crunchyroll After 30 Years

After nearly three decades, Detective Conan will begin streaming in the U.S. on Netflix and Crunchyroll starting July 3, with a brand-new English dub and curated arc focused on the Black Organization. 🕵️‍♂️ Detective Conan Finally Arrives in the U.S. — For Real This Time

After almost 30 years of mystery-solving mayhem, Detective Conan (aka Case Closed) is making its proper U.S. streaming debut! 🎉

🗓️ Starting July 3, Netflix and Crunchyroll will stream a curated arc, Conan vs. The Black Organization, featuring both new English dubs and clean subs — marking the first fresh dub in over a decade!

🎙️ The arc follows Conan’s most dangerous cases against the elusive Black Organization, the syndicate that turned teenage detective Shinichi Kudo into a kid.

💥 That’s not all:

📺 Cinema Saturdays begin July 12 on YouTube

🕒 1 Conan movie drops every week for 26 weeks

🎬 Includes hits like Zero the Enforcer & The Darkest Nightmare

🇺🇸 Most of these are first-time legal releases in English for U.S. fans

🎥 Plus, the latest film — Black Iron Submarine — gets its U.S. premiere at Anime Expo on July 5!

🔎 Whether you're a long-time fan or curious newcomer, this is the best time to dive into the world of Detective Conan.