The manga adaptation of Detective Conan: The Private Eyes' Requiem will conclude in the next issue of Shōnen Sunday S, scheduled for release in September. Yutaka Abe and Jirō Maruden launched the adaptation on February 24, 2026, bringing the franchise’s tenth theatrical film to manga form nearly 20 years after its original 2006 release.


The Private Eyes' Requiem places Conan and several other detectives in a race against time after Ran, the Detective Boys, and others are taken hostage at an amusement park. The adaptation credits original Detective Conan creator Gosho Aoyama alongside Abe and Maruden, as well as film director Yasuichiro Yamamoto and screenwriter Hiroshi Kashiwabara.


Abe and Maruden have previously adapted several other Detective Conan films into manga, including Countdown to Heaven and Dimensional Sniper. The ending of The Private Eyes' Requiem continues that long-running series of film-to-manga adaptations and does not indicate any change to the wider Detective Conan manga, anime, or future film projects.