This is definitely a Conan film that mainly revolves around him. I would say it's a basic Conan story with hidden messages, an alibi, and a pretty simple-to-fake alibi. But it works on a grander scale with a risk—lots of innocent people are about to die if the clues are not solved. It's a collaboration film with the J. League, celebrating their 20th anniversary. Even active players at that time voice acted and played themselves: Kazuyoshi Miura (also known as "King Kazu") Yasuhito Endo Yasuyuki Konno Kengo Nakamura Seigo Narazaki The movie teaches sportsmanship, resilience, and the positive impact on youth. It is nice to hear such words coming from actual players. This is a nice "youth propaganda" while still being a Conan film. It shows how important teamwork is and that trusting your teammates is crucial. Despite it being a Conan film, he still needed to rely on his friends to save the day together.

Detective Conan: The Eleventh Striker

Detective Conan: The Eleventh Striker

Detective Conan: The Eleventh Striker