Honor of Kings has kicked off a collaboration with the iconic manga series 'Detective Conan,' running from August 1st through the 31st.

Throughout the collaboration, the battlefield has undergone a thematic facelift reflecting the worlds of Conan and Kaito Kid. The red team's highland area now features elements like the Hakucho Bridge and the signature hang glider to stage a dramatic entrance for Kaito Kid. Meanwhile, the blue team's highland is decked out with objects symbolic of Conan's deductive prowess, including the Detective Agency and the APTX-4869. By bringing these representative spaces and iconic elements into the game, the developer recreates the palpable tension of a high-stakes chase across the entire map.

During the event, players can obtain the Edogawa Conan skin for Luban No.7 and the Kaito Kid skin for Marco Polo through a lucky draw. The Edogawa Conan skin becomes available starting August 1st, followed by the Kaito Kid skin on August 8th. Limited-edition background items themed around each character will also be available via the lucky draw starting August 8th.

Until August 14th, the 'Detective Chase' event will be in full swing. Players can track down culprits using Conan’s signature gear—the Power-Enhancing Kick Shoes, the Turbo Engine Skateboard, and the Wristwatch Stun-Gun—while collecting tools hidden in crates scattered across the lanes to complete missions. Those who successfully complete a set number of chases will be rewarded with official collaboration loot, including the Ran Mouri collaboration emoticon, the Ran Mouri collaboration frame, and the 'Rainy City Night' skin for Gan & Mo.

Furthermore, a 'Detective Ability Test' will run from August 8th to the 21st, where players can earn points and climb the rankings through various deduction-themed missions. By completing challenges such as spot-the-difference, image restoration, and matching games, participants can earn various rewards, including the 'High School Detective' skin for Bailong, the Shinichi Kudo collaboration emoticon, and collaboration-themed Medals of Honor and titles.