Conan's final BOSS was Dr. Agasa?

In Detective Conan's finale, Dr. Agasa was not the boss of the Men in Black organization. In the grand finale, the core of the organization was the members of the Dark Organization. Their goal was to obtain quantum matter. As a scientist, Dr. Agasa had nothing to do with the Dark Organization and did not participate in the organization's operations. On the contrary, he was Conan's father, who exposed his identity and was killed while organizing an operation to find Conan. Therefore, in the ending, Dr. Ali was not the leader of the Men in Black organization.

In Detective Conan's finale, Dr. Agasa was not the boss of the Men in Black organization. In the plot, the leader of the Men in Black was Belmond, and Dr. Agasa only existed as Conan's father. He did not have the role and decision-making ability of the Men in Black.

In Detective Conan, Dr. Agasa was not the boss behind the Black Organization. The boss behind the Black Clothes Organization was a character named Akai Shuichi. He was Conan's father's colleague and one of the leaders of the Black Clothes Organization. Dr. Agasa was a scientific genius who provided Conan with many important clues and help. Whether 73 revealed the ending of Detective Conan was a controversial issue. At present, 73 has not publicly revealed the ending of Detective Conan, but he knows the general direction of the ending. Some speculated that Detective Conan would eventually reveal the true face of the Black Shirt Organization and that Conan and Akai Shuichi would eventually defeat the organization, while others believed that the ending might be more complicated and involve more characters and plots. No matter what the ending was, Detective Conan's ending would be a story full of suspense.

The number of episodes in Detective Conan where Dr. Agasa appeared was as follows: Mysterious passenger (Part 1) Mysterious passenger (Part 2) Two Similar People (Part 1) Two Similar People (II) The Secret Hidden in the toilet (Part 1) The Secret Hidden in the toilet (Part 2) The Crossroads of the Labyrinth (The mysterious event of the full moon) The Labyrinth's Crossroads (Midnight Event on Chinese Valentine's Day) Shadow of the Dark Organization (Retractable Revolver) 1100 Detective Conan VS Strange Thief Kidd (Kidd's Reversal) Two Similar People (Silver Wing's Magician) Detective's Night Journey (Conan VS Double Trap) The Detective's Night Journey (Tracking the Missing Criminal) The Detective's Night Journey (The Final Decision) Detective Conan: Countdown to Heaven Detective Conan: Silver Wing's Magician Detective Conan: The Magician at the End of the Century 18.1246 Detective Conan: The Detective's Trembling (Shinichi VS Heiji) Detective Conan: The Labyrinth of Crossroads Detective Conan: Silver Wing's Magician Detective Conan: The Detective's Trembling (Shinichi VS Heiji) Detective Conan: Shadow of the Dark Organization (The Last Ruins) Detective Conan: Silver Wing's Magician Detective Conan: The Magician at the End of the Century 1259 Detective Conan: The Detective's Trembling (Shinichi VS Heiji) 1260 Detective Conan: The Labyrinth of Crossroads

In Detective Conan, the leader of the Dark Organization was not Dr. Agasa but a young detective named Kurou Kaito. Kuromu Kaito was Conan's classmate and an excellent detective. He was considered a member of the Dark Organization because he was the only one who revealed some of the organization's secrets. The reason why many people believed that Dr. Agasa was the leader of the Dark Organization was because Dr. Agasa played a very important role in Conan's worldview. He was a famous physicist and inventor, and he had a deep understanding and contribution to many technologies and methods of solving cases in Conan's world. At the same time, he was also an important character in Conan's story, often providing clues and help. Therefore, many people believed that Dr. Agasa was the leader of the Dark Organization, but this was only a speculation without any concrete evidence to support it.

Doctor Agasa in Detective Conan was a fictional character that did not exist in real life. Therefore, it was not accurate to say whether he was a bad person or not. In the novel Detective Conan, Dr. Agasa was a scientist who studied science and technology. He was also one of Conan Doyle's characters. His image was shaped as a smart, witty, and knowledgeable character who often provided important clues and help to Conan and others. Therefore, he was not a typical bad guy but a character full of charm and mystery.

The number of episodes of each prop given to Detective Conan by Dr. Agasa is as follows: 1. Smaller Poison [APTX4869]: episodes 1 - 9 2 Conan's Body Shrinking Device [Akai Shuichi's Antidote]: episodes 10 - 12 Bow Tie Voice Changer: episode 13 4. Conan's Mystery Item "Files73-Files74": episodes 26 - 27 5 Conan's Tracking Tool "Tracking Glasses": episode 28 6. Shirai Shuichi's Killing Weapon: The Dead Body of Keimi Kata (episode 34) 7 Conan's Disguise Item "Mask of the Christmas Hall": episode 39 8 Kudo Shinichi's Revival Item,"Orchid Flute": episodes 40 - 42 9 Conan's Puzzle-solving Item [File 23 - File 26]: episodes 67 - 68 10 Conan and Dr. Agasa's "The Weirdos of the Magic Train": episodes 70 - 71

In Detective Conan, Dr. Agasa often displayed his wisdom and humor. Some of the famous riddles or cold jokes included: Why does blue water boil? What kind of shoes do you like to run in the most? What would happen if a bird flew onto a high-voltage power line? These are some of Dr. Agasa's famous riddles and cold jokes in Detective Conan.