Operation: Mystery
"Operation: Mystery" directed by Akio Jissoji.
Franchise Evolution & Timeline Analysis
The Operation: Mystery has evolved significantly over a span of -1 years, growing from a singular narrative into a complex cinematic universe. With 4 interconnected entries, tracking the consistency of the franchise reveals fascinating trends in audience sentiment.
The "Series" Benchmark: 0.0/10
The franchise maintains a steady average rating of 0.0. While most series experience "Sequel Fatigue," Operation: Mystery has managed to keep its narrative quality relatively stable, with I Want to Buy Kyoto standing out as the peak cinematic achievement.
Continuity vs. Commercial Appeal
Our data indicates that while the "Release Order" is preferred for first-time viewers, the "Chronological Order" provides a much deeper understanding of the world-building within the Operation: Mystery. The timeline highlights a clear three-act structure across all chapters.
Timeline & Watch Order
We recommend watching the Operation: Mystery franchise in the following order to fully experience the narrative expansion.
Lullaby of Death
“Ten girls set out on a journey…the first died after being struck by a waterfall…” A succession of homicides occur as sung in the lyrics of a song by a new sing...
Horror Telephone
One night, the phone rings at the home of the Takiguchi family. The daughter Reiko hands the receiver to her father, who then instantly goes up in flames and is...
The Accursed Urns
A string of weird incidents occur in Kyoto. Elderly men die after their ocular nerves are burned when they peek into antique urns on the veranda at their homes....
I Want to Buy Kyoto
Buddhist statues are disappearing from temples in Kyoto. Maki pays a visit to Professor Fujimori, an archaeological authority, and encounters his assistant Miya...
Common Questions about Operation: Mystery
How many movies are in the Operation: Mystery?
There are currently 4 movies in the Operation: Mystery, starting from I Want to Buy Kyoto to the latest release, Lullaby of Death.
What is the best order to watch the Operation: Mystery?
The best way to watch the Operation: Mystery is usually in release order: starting with I Want to Buy Kyoto and ending with Lullaby of Death. Check our timeline for the full chronological breakdown.
Which is the highest-rated movie in the Operation: Mystery?
According to movieMx ratings, the fans have a strong preference for I Want to Buy Kyoto in this franchise.