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Detective Conan: The Story of Ai Haibara: Black Iron Mystery Train

Shunsuke Ishihara · 2023 · Film

1h 31m · Animation

This work explores the complexities of identity through a protagonist grappling with a tragic past and conflicting loyalties.

IntenseContemporaryBetrayal of Familial BondsStruggle Against Oppressive OrganizationsIdentity Transformation Through TraumaThe Consequences of Scientific AmbitionFemale Empowerment in Adversity

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