Lupin III: Part II
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EP 38Lupin faces capture as Fujiko trades his arrest for a clean criminal record.
Jun 26, 1978The ICPO bureau chief offers to erase Fujiko’s criminal record in exchange for her assistance in capturing Lupin. Possessing intimate knowledge of his methods, she becomes a formidable adversary, leading to Lupin’s capture. The narrative explores whether his career as a thief is ending as he confronts a determined Fujiko and an Inspector Zenigata whose ego has been bruised by the situation.
EP 39Lupin infiltrates a Hong Kong smuggling operation involving thousands of chickens and missing diamonds.
Jul 3, 1978Lupin and Jigen board a vessel suspected of transporting diamonds, only to discover thousands of chickens instead. The gang subsequently infiltrates the Hong Kong smuggling boss's hideout, where illicit diamond sales were supposedly taking place. However, the diamonds are completely absent from the scene. The narrative focuses on the mystery surrounding the unexpected presence of the poultry and the disappearance of the valuable stones. Lupin must investigate the situation to uncover the truth behind the bizarre cargo and the missing gems, determining if the chickens hold the key to the smuggling operation's secrets.
EP 40Lupin intercepts a missile carrying Costa Rican diamonds while Inspector Zenigata is mistaken for the stolen suitcase contents.
Jul 10, 1978Lupin and his accomplices successfully steal a suitcase they believe contains valuable diamonds from Costa Rica. However, the contents are revealed to be Inspector Zenigata instead. The actual diamonds are being transported to Puerto Rico inside a missile. Lupin must determine the exact launch time to intercept the shipment. He aims to secure the diamonds and protect his reputation as a master thief. The story follows his efforts to outsmart authorities and retrieve the stolen goods before the missile launches. This high-stakes heist involves quick thinking and precise timing to succeed against formidable odds.
EP 41Kaguya tasks Lupin, Jigen, and Goemon with retrieving rare items for a secret potion.
Jul 17, 1978Kaguya, a beautiful woman, separately asks Lupin, Jigen, and Goemon to gather the tears of the Yeti, a mermaid's scale, and the liver of a dragon so she can make a secret potion. Unaware that each of them has been given a task, they travel to the far corners of the earth to find these items. Will Kaguya's beloved prince awake from his sleep?
EP 42Lupin infiltrates a wealthy shipping magnate's extravagant final voyage disguised as a woman.
Jul 24, 1978Onabes, a wealthy shipping magnate and bachelor, hosts an extravagant final voyage filled with beautiful women and fine art. Lupin infiltrates the ship disguised as a woman, and the plan initially proceeds as intended. However, the situation becomes complicated when Onabes falls in love with Lupin and proposes marriage. The narrative explores whether Lady Lupin will walk down the aisle amidst these unexpected romantic developments. This summary reflects the events described in the source material without adding external information or spoilers beyond the provided text.
EP 43Lupin seeks a woman in Hong Kong while evading Zenigata and pursuing Peking Man bones.
Jul 31, 1978While vacationing in Hong Kong, Lupin agrees to locate a specific woman in exchange for assistance escaping Inspector Zenigata. He soon realizes the pickpocket who stole his wallet is the daughter of his target. This thief possesses the archeologically significant bones of the Peking Man. Fujiko is also pursuing these remains, creating a competitive dynamic. Lupin must navigate this complex situation involving law enforcement, family connections, and rival thieves to determine if he can successfully acquire the bones for his private collection amidst the chaos.
EP 44Lupin steals a gold statue and Inspector Zenigata during Australia's 50th anniversary transport.
Aug 7, 1978A solid gold Sleeping Lion statue is being moved to a museum in an armored vehicle to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Australia's independence. Lupin III successfully hijacks the car and the statue from the Sydney Police. However, he soon finds Inspector Zenigata inside the vehicle, suffering from near asphyxiation. Lupin must decide whether to prioritize the valuable golden statue or save the life of his persistent rival. The situation creates a moral dilemma regarding the value of the artifact versus human life during the high-stakes heist.
EP 45Lupin steals jewels from Mulligan but Fujiko takes them, prompting Mulligan to hire Hangman.
Aug 14, 1978Lupin successfully steals precious jewels from crime boss Mulligan, only to have them stolen from him by Fujiko. Unaware that Fujiko possesses the items, Mulligan hires a skilled gunman named Hangman to retrieve them from Lupin. As Hangman attacks Lupin and his gang with bullets, they return fire using rare wine. Meanwhile, Inspector Zenigata is closing in on Lupin. The group must navigate this dangerous situation while being pursued by both Hangman and Inspector Zenigata. The outcome of this chase remains uncertain as Lupin attempts to evade capture from these multiple threats.
EP 46Dr. Mad buys Lupin, Jigen, and Fujiko at auction and abandons them on an island with killer cyborgs.
Aug 21, 1978At the Wanted Club, Lupin is auctioned off, with Dr. Mad securing the winning bid. He subsequently purchases Fujiko and Jigen through the same venue. The trio is then left on a deserted island, serving as subjects for Dr. Mad's human reconstruction experiment. They must contend with killer cyborgs while attempting to survive. The narrative focuses on their efforts to escape the island and remain alive amidst these dangerous circumstances and the doctor's sinister scientific goals.
EP 47Lupin targets the Imperial State Crown during Princess Mary's royal wedding
Aug 28, 1978Lupin sets his sights on stealing the royal family's Imperial State Crown, but Scotland Yard's Inspector Dover makes the task difficult. Following the failure of their initial attempt, Lupin and his accomplices devise a new strategy to seize the crown on the day of Princess Mary's royal wedding. The group must navigate the heightened security and logistical challenges associated with the high-profile event. The outcome of their plan hinges on whether the circumstances align in their favor as the clock ticks toward the ceremony.
EP 48Lupin targets the Kentucky Derby betting takes and the Metropolitan Bank vault
Sep 4, 1978Lupin announces his intention to steal the betting takes at the Kentucky Derby, but the attempt fails. This outcome is part of his plan, as his true target is the Metropolitan Bank's underground vault. The episode explores whether Lupin can bypass the bank's strict security measures to successfully execute the heist.
EP 49Lupin grows close to wealthy widow Jacqueline while Fujiko is kidnapped by the Cobra syndicate.
Sep 11, 1978Jacqueline has accumulated significant wealth and a valuable jewelry collection following multiple divorces and the deaths of several husbands. Lupin and Jacqueline develop a close relationship, which causes discomfort for Jigen and Goemon. Meanwhile, Fujiko, who intends to steal Jacqueline's jewels, is abducted by the Cobra crime syndicate. The situation forces Lupin to confront his feelings as he becomes blinded by love. He must determine if his affection for Jacqueline is genuine or if she is the true danger, akin to a venomous snake, while dealing with the kidnapping of his colleague.
EP 50Lupin investigates an auction where he encounters the woman he believed was dead.
Sep 18, 1978An underground auction featuring smuggled goods is underway. Lupin attempts to steal the items but is outmaneuvered by Fujiko, who claims the treasures for herself. During the heist, Lupin identifies the auctioneer as Cornelia, a woman he previously loved who sacrificed her life to save him. This revelation raises the question of whether Cornelia has truly returned from the dead and what her motives are in this situation. The episode focuses on Lupin's shock and confusion as he confronts this impossible encounter while Fujiko secures the loot.
EP 51Lupin confronts Dr. Zel's resurrected Cornelia as she struggles between her erased memories and her father's lies.
Sep 25, 1978Lupin encounters Cornelia, a woman who previously sacrificed herself to save him from her father's violence. Although she has been brought back to life, her memories of Lupin have been wiped clean. Her father, Dr. Zel, is a Nazi scientist who has mastered the art of resurrecting corpses and controlling them. Cornelia finds herself trapped in a conflict between the false narratives her father imposes and her lingering, instinctual feelings of love for Lupin. The narrative focuses on whether Lupin can successfully rescue Cornelia from her father's manipulation and restore her true self amidst this dangerous reunion.
EP 52Lupin faces Emmanuelle Poirot for the Holy Scripture hidden in Thailand
Oct 2, 1978Fujiko learns that the Holy Scripture for Immortality is concealed within the jungles of Thailand. Emmanuelle Poirot, a cold-hearted beauty, also seeks the artifact. Manipulated by Emmanuelle, a love-struck Lupin travels to the temple where the Scripture is hidden. He attempts to steal the treasure while caught between two beautiful women. The narrative focuses on Lupin's challenge to secure the item amidst this romantic and dangerous conflict. The outcome of his efforts against Emmanuelle and Fujiko remains uncertain as he navigates these competing interests in the Thai jungle setting.
EP 53Phantoma Mark III Demands the World's Largest Ruby for Fujiko's Release
Oct 9, 1978Phantoma Mark III, the grandson of the legendary European master thief and disguise artist known as Phantoma, is orchestrating a plot to seize global control. He has taken Fujiko hostage and issues an ultimatum to Lupin: surrender the world's largest ruby in exchange for her safe return. This high-stakes confrontation forces Lupin to navigate the dangerous demands of the new Phantoma while attempting to rescue Fujiko from captivity.
EP 54Inspector Mikawa faces ridicule while Lupin targets the golden Kannon statuette
Oct 16, 1978Inspector Hanshichi Mikawa is regarded as a nuisance by his colleagues at the downtown police station due to his failure to capture Lupin ten years ago. Lupin has publicly announced his intention to steal the golden Kannon statuette. This announcement draws attention to Mikawa's past shortcomings and his current status among his peers. The narrative focuses on the tension surrounding this impending theft and the inspector's professional reputation. The source material highlights the contrast between Mikawa's aging career and Lupin's bold criminal declaration.
EP 55Lupin faces the Shiranami Five after stealing the 36 Views of Mt. Fuji prints.
Oct 23, 1978Lupin and his accomplices have taken the "36 Views of Mt. Fuji," a renowned collection of 46 woodblock prints, from an exhibition hall. Their theft is immediately challenged by a rival group known as the Shiranami Five, who confront Lupin directly. In a bold move, this opposing gang manages to steal one of the prints from Lupin's possession, escalating the conflict over the valuable artwork. The situation forces Lupin to deal with this new threat while holding the stolen collection, setting the stage for a direct confrontation between the two factions over the prized items.
EP 56Goemon duels Lupin while Shiranami Five steals 36 Views and Kikuko Benten betrays them
Oct 30, 1978Goemon aligns with the Shiranami Five and engages Lupin in a direct one-on-one duel. This distraction allows the Shiranami Five to successfully steal the 36 Views. However, during the heist, Kikuko Benten, a member of the group, betrays her allies. She escapes with the stolen loot, leaving the rest of the Shiranami Five behind. The situation shifts as the traitor flees with the valuable items while Goemon remains occupied with his opponent. This betrayal complicates the outcome of the theft and alters the dynamics between the characters involved in this incident.
EP 57Inspector Zenigata steals ancestor's coin from Professor Hunter's secure safe
Nov 6, 1978While examining the interior of a highly secure safe guarded by Professor Hunter's advanced supercomputer, Inspector Zenigata impulsively decides to take a throwing coin. This specific artifact belonged to his great ancestor, Heiji Zenigata, who lived during the Edo era. The inspector acts on a sudden whim to acquire this historical item from the high-tech environment, disregarding the security measures in place.
EP 58Lupin and Jigen pursue the Aurora Droplet diamond on a ballerina's tiara
Nov 13, 1978Lupin and Jigen target the Aurora Droplet, a diamond embedded in a prima ballerina's tiara. During the execution of the heist, Jigen sustains injuries. In an unexpected turn of events, he is rescued by Monica, the prima ballerina herself. This encounter alters the course of their mission as the wounded thief finds himself saved by the very person whose prized possession they intended to steal.
EP 59Lupin encounters an illusion of a giant Fujiko created by Madame X
Nov 20, 1978Lupin evades Inspector Zenigata but is halted by a colossal Fujiko on his way home. This giant figure is revealed to be an illusion conjured by Madame X. Lupin discovers that Madame X has a hobby of collecting famous individuals.
EP 60Basara uses the Suicide Ray Gun to force Lupin to reveal hidden diamond locations in India.
Nov 27, 1978Bandit leader Basara is determined to find the diamonds Lupin has hidden somewhere in India. He employs a sinister invention called the Suicide Ray Gun to extract information from Lupin. In an attempt to make Lupin talk, Basara also tries using a fake Fujiko as part of his interrogation strategy. The episode focuses on Basara's efforts to uncover the secret location through these coercive means.
EP 61A crime boss and arms merchant target Goemen's tank-splitting sword for weaponization
Dec 4, 1978Conflict becomes inevitable when a criminal leader and an arms dealer collaborate to acquire Goemen's legendary sword, a blade capable of slicing through a tank. They recruit Fujiko to steal the weapon, intending to modify it into an unstoppable flying combat machine. This alliance between illicit figures aims to turn the sharp tool into a powerful aerial device, raising the stakes for everyone involved in the pursuit of this dangerous artifact.
Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Lupin III: Part II have?
- Lupin III: Part II has 155 episodes.
- When did Lupin III: Part II come out?
- Lupin III: Part II came out in 1977.
- Which studio made Lupin III: Part II?
- Lupin III: Part II was produced by Tokyo Movie Shinsha.
- Who directed Lupin III: Part II?
- Lupin III: Part II was directed by Staff #95352.
- Is Lupin III: Part II finished?
- Current status of Lupin III: Part II: Finished.