Ran Mōri, a high school student hailing from a fractured family of private detective Kogoro Mōri and lawyer Eri Kisaki, channels seven-year-old scars of their separation into relentless efforts to reunite them. Her bond with childhood friend Shinichi Kudo deepens during a fateful New York trip, where romantic realizations intertwine with a lethal encounter involving Sharon Vineyard—Vermouth of the Black Organization. Ran’s rescue of Vermouth from a fatal plunge earns her the enduring moniker “Angel,” cementing the assassin’s moral conflict over harming her. A decade of karate training, ignited by admiration for champion Satoru Maeda, forges her into a regional titleholder and team captain. Augmented by judo lessons from her father, her combat mastery disarms attackers with surgical precision. Raw strength lets her wrench open elevator doors; agility fuels daring rescues; stamina sustains her through crises. Compassion and resolve define her ethos. She risks her life to shield even hostage-takers from sniper fire, yet ghostly tales unravel her fearless facade. Shinichi’s prolonged absence strains her heart, but she clutches his promise of return, veiling loneliness with unwavering patience. Domestic burdens fall squarely on her shoulders—managing finances, cooking, and client relations for her neglectful father while nurturing Conan Edogawa, a boy she cherishes as family. Lingering doubts about his identity surface sporadically, often dispelled by Conan’s quick-witted alibis or Ai Haibara’s subtle aid. In *The Bride of Halloween*, Ran’s participation in a wedding security drill collides with Detective Sato’s traumatic memories. Thrust into a serial bomber investigation tied to Rei Furuya’s past, her sharp observation deciphers critical clues, while a split-second karate strike thwarts assistant Riko Rokui’s vengeful blade. Dark brown hair frames triangular bangs and bluish-purple eyes, her athletic grace drawing modeling offers—ventures that spiral into peril, demanding her combat prowess. Though admirers flock, her focus remains steadfast on responsibilities and loyalty to Shinichi. Evolving beyond parental reconciliation and waiting, she emerges as an independent problem-solver, honing deductive skills through proximity to detectives. Balancing school, agency duties, and personal ties, she confronts cases with meticulous insight, proving her growth as both protector and investigator.