Mai Kuraki Sets Guinness Record with 30 Detective Conan Theme Songs
Mai Kuraki broke her own Guinness World Record for Most Theme Songs in a Single Anime Series, reaching 30 for Detective Conan.
Mai Kuraki has broken her own Guinness World Record for Most Theme Songs in a Single Anime Series, raising her total for Detective Conan from 21 to 30. The milestone was confirmed after her new song, "Ai de Zenbu Dakishimete Aishite," debuted as the 76th ending theme in the latest episode of the long-running anime.
The song will be released digitally as a single on October 10. A collaboration album, "Mai Kuraki x Detective Conan Collaboration Best 30 -Because You Were There, There Are Songs-," is set to follow on November 11 in limited and regular editions.
Kuraki's history with the series stretches back to 2009, when she joined the Detective Conan family with the ninth ending theme, "Secret of my heart." In 2017, she first received the Guinness World Record for Most Theme Songs in a Single Anime Series with 21 songs.
The Detective Conan television anime premiered on January 8, 1996, and celebrated its 30th anniversary on January 8, 2026. Crunchyroll has streamed the series as it airs since the 754th episode in 2014, and Gōshō Aoyama launched the original manga in Shogakukan's Weekly Shounen Sunday magazine in 1994.
The record update was reported by Anime News Network.
Quick answers
How many Detective Conan theme songs does Mai Kuraki have?
She now has 30 theme songs for the series, up from 21.
What is Mai Kuraki's new Detective Conan song?
"Ai de Zenbu Dakishimete Aishite" debuted as the 76th ending theme and will be released digitally on October 10.
When is the Mai Kuraki x Detective Conan collaboration album out?
It releases on November 11 in limited and regular editions.