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· The video begins by introducing a new theory about the mysterious boss of the Black Organization, Karasuma Renya.
· It suggests the possibility that the author may have dropped hints even before his official appearance, foreshadowing an investigation into truths unknown until now about a case from 40 years ago.

· The video introduces a new segment to engage viewers. It's a quiz testing knowledge about 'Detective Conan', with points awarded to correct answers to determine the year-end champion.
· The first quiz is: 'What was the codename for Muga's cooking during his Public Security days?'

· Karasuma Renya officially appeared in manga chapter 300 and anime episode 219, 'The Case of the Twilight Mansion', but a parallelism can be found in a much older case.
· This case may provide crucial clues about the boss.

· The 'Blue Castle Case' (manga chapters 200-204) shares many similarities with the 'Twilight Mansion Case'.
· Both cases are set in isolated mansions inhabited by wealthy families. The Karasuma family resided in 'Twilight Mansion', while the Mamiya family lived in 'Blue Castle'.
· The Mamiya family tree clarifies the relationships between the characters in the case.

· Both cases involve treasures hidden within the mansions.
· In 'Twilight Mansion', Mrs. Karasuma hid the treasure, and her son, Renya, tried to find it.
· In 'Blue Castle', Mr. Mamiya also hid a treasure, and many scientists were mobilized to find it.
· The process by which Professor Agasa was recognized as a scientist by Mr. Mitsuro, the current owner of 'Blue Castle', and stayed at the mansion, is similar.

· In the 'Blue Castle' garden, there is a giant chessboard and pieces. The first thing discovered is a piece, which could be linked to the symbol of the organization associated with black pieces.
· In 'Twilight Mansion', there was a mechanism to find the treasure by turning the clock's gears. In 'Blue Castle', a mechanism used clock hands to open a secret passage.
· The grandmother in the 'Blue Castle' case is a character symbolizing Karasuma Renya. She resembles Renya in her black attire, scarf, and the shape of her nose.
· This grandmother was actually a maid who murdered Mrs. Mamiya and assumed her identity through plastic surgery. This suggests that Karasuma Renya may also have been murdered and his position usurped.

· Before Karasuma Renya's death, he might have been murdered by an ambitious individual who then usurped his organization.
· This individual might have hidden Karasuma's death from Rum and other organization members, impersonating the boss.
· This could explain why only Rum and Vermouth are allowed to see the boss directly.

· In the 'Mermaid Island Case', there's a story about an old woman pretending to be her great-grandmother. This is similar to the maid in the 'Blue Castle Case' impersonating the Mamiya grandmother.
· Both cases show a pattern of an old woman disguising herself as another person, increasing the possibility that Karasuma Renya was also impersonated.

· Edward Crown, who appears immediately after the 'Blue Castle Case', is identified as a likely candidate for the boss.
· In recent events, a floor number (203) related to chapter 203, the final chapter of the 'Blue Castle Case', has appeared. In the next case, a room number (204) related to chapter 204, where Edward Crown first appeared, is featured.
· This suggests the author is intentionally linking Edward Crown and the 'Blue Castle Case'.

· The theory is proposed that Edward Crown murdered Karasuma Renya and took over the organization.
· He may have inherited Karasuma's project and attempted to regain youth by taking Silver Bullet, but might have become younger due to side effects.

· Questions are raised about the process of becoming younger after taking Silver Bullet and then returning to adulthood with an antidote.
· If Karasuma Renya took Silver Bullet, he should have reverted to being an old man, but his appearance in middle age is strange.
· Therefore, it's more likely that the one who took Silver Bullet was not Karasuma, but a younger individual, Edward Crown.

· Edward Crown could be Karasuma Renya's grandson, and at the age of 50, he might have taken Silver Bullet, fluctuating between a child's and an adult's appearance.
· Considering Vermouth was cryogenically frozen at 29, she could be Edward Crown's daughter, which might explain her special treatment.

· The video concludes by suggesting that Karasuma Renya is deceased and that Edward Crown, possibly his grandson, may have taken over the organization.
· Viewers are encouraged to leave comments with their opinions on the parallelisms between the Blue Castle case and the Twilight Mansion case, and the possibility of Edward Crown being the boss.
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