The Detective Conan anime is expanding its curated streaming collections with Clash of the Red and Black, arriving on Netflix and Crunchyroll on November 1, 2026. Announced by TMS Entertainment, the fourth collection centers on the intense conflict between the FBI and the Black Organization, one of the series’ most significant ongoing storylines.
The release is particularly notable for international viewers because this arc had not previously received an English-language release in the West. Fans will be able to revisit the story in Japanese or watch it with a new English dub, continuing the streaming initiative that has brought selected episodes to a wider audience.
Clash of the Red and Black Focuses on the FBI’s Battle
The new collection explores the confrontation between the FBI and the Black Organization, the criminal group responsible for shrinking Shinichi Kudo into the child known as Conan Edogawa. The storyline expands the series’ central conspiracy beyond individual murder mysteries, placing Conan and his allies in a dangerous struggle against the organization.
According to the announcement from TMS Entertainment, the collection will be available on both streaming platforms from November 1. Netflix had also teased the upcoming release earlier in October.
The fourth collection follows three previous selections introduced through the same streaming initiative. The first, Conan vs. The Black Organization, began streaming in July 2025, while Rivals of the Great Detective followed in November 2025. The third collection, FBI Intervention, arrived in May 2026, with additional episodes added in August.
The selected episodes are available in Japanese and with a new English dub produced by Studio Nano. This version is separate from earlier English dubs associated with Bang Zoom! and Funimation.
Created by Gosho Aoyama, Detective Conan began as a manga in 1994 before its television anime premiered in January 1996. The long-running mystery franchise follows Conan as he solves crimes while searching for a way to regain his original body.
