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Case Closed Vol. 104 Raw Spoilers

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Case Closed Volume 104 collects the pivotal Truth from 17 Years Ago arc, one of the most important storylines in the series. Seventeen years earlier, the genius shogi player Koji Haneda died a mysterious death, and the truth that had lain dormant for so long finally comes to light. Koji Haneda, the Organization's number two Rum, Amanda Hughes, Asaka, and Hyoe Kuroda, the figures who hold the heart of the story, all converge here as long-planted foreshadowing ties together at once. Readers following the Organization saga will not want to miss this tense, revelation-packed volume.

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The volume unravels the truth behind the deaths of the wealthy Amanda Hughes and Koji Haneda at a Seattle hotel seventeen years ago. The key is the dying message Haneda scrawled, PUT ONE ASHT, which rearranges into ASACA RUM, pointing to both Asaka and Rum. Asaka, who was present at the scene, turns out to be a crucial figure tied to Shuichi Akai's father Tsutomu, and a lead toward Rum's true identity. The suspicion over whether Hyoe Kuroda is Rum only deepens. For the first time the contours of the Organization's inner circle are drawn clearly, revealing the old grudge that connects directly to the present storyline.

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Case Closed Vol. 104 sits in the larger arc — bingeing the tankobon makes character beats easier to feel.

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