Shogakukan's Weekly Shonen Sunday will be putting the hit series,
Detective Conan, on a seven month hiatus starting in the series' 32nd isse.
Detective Conan creator
Gosho Aoyama said that this hiatus will be running until issue 39 of
Weekly Shonen Sunday. The reaason being is for further research for the series. This comes to the relief of many fans as the series had just returned from another long hiatus from last December to this April.
According to
Aoyama, while this is a long wait, we can expect that the spinoff series
Detective Conan: Zero's Tea Time, which centers around
Toru Amuro, will be continuing during the hiatus. That way fans can still get their fill of the series while they wait. With a spinoff series to keep that fans occupied and a research hiatus that is pretty typical for the series, it seems that these seven months will fly by. This rigs true even more because now we can expects when to see
Detective Conan back again.
Interested at what type of research the creator will be looking up? Happy to put more focus on
Zero's Tea Time? Share your
Detective Conan thoughts in the usual spot!