Detective Conan: Zero's Tea Time

In the world of Detective Conan, where surveillance, covert operations and the shadows of the Black Organization lurk behind ordinary Tokyo streets, there is a man whose life is split into three incompatible roles. To the customers of Café Poirot, located beneath the Mouri Detective Agency, he is the smiling and impeccably polite Toru Amuro: a waiter, a master of sandwiches, an attentive conversationalist and Kogoro Mouri's apprentice. To Japan's Public Security, he is Rei Furuya, an agent used to working with no room for error and without the luxury of openly being himself. To the criminal underworld, he is Bourbon, a cold-blooded member of the Black Organization whose name is spoken in a whisper. Zero's Tea Time looks not at the dramatic climax of yet another case but at the rare intervals between dangerous assignments, where the man with three faces tries to keep his balance while the city wakes up, the coffee goes cold and his phone could pull him back into the world of secrets at any second.