Lupin III: Part II
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Lupin III attempts to steal from the atomic safe guarded by the World Crime Prevention Devices Association.
Jun 25, 1979The World Crime Prevention Devices Association created the atomic safe, located 100 meters underground, which is rumored to detect sound and detonate, destroying thieves. This ultimate security device also triggers an explosion if the weight of the ascending elevator exceeds that of the descending one, having already caused the deaths of many safe crackers. Despite these lethal defenses and the high risk of being blown to smithereens, Lupin decides to proceed with the heist regardless of the danger. The outcome of this dangerous attempt to steal the guarded item remains to be seen.
- 90EP 90
Lupin infiltrates Markane's masquerade and faces a deadly ten-round murder game
Jul 2, 1979Lupin infiltrates crime boss Markane's masquerade party, only to discover it is a trap designed to capture him. He is suspended by rope in the darkness and becomes the target of a murder game consisting of ten rounds where participants must shoot at him. As more individuals join the game, Markane accumulates greater wealth. This scenario places Lupin in immediate danger as he attempts to survive the orchestrated attack within the darkened venue.
- 91EP 91
Lupin rescues an amnesiac girl in New York while evading the Red Spider organization.
Jul 9, 1979Fujita summons Lupin to New York, where he encounters a girl pursued by the Red Spider organization. He attempts to assist her as she suffers from amnesia, but his efforts to use hypnosis fail, resulting in him being hypnotized instead. The narrative questions the identity of this mysterious girl and the reasons behind the organization's pursuit of her.
- 92EP 92
Lupin attempts to return Piccolo's seized belongings without revealing his past as a thief
Jul 16, 1979Fifteen years ago, Piccolo instructed Lupin in the craft of theft. Upon discovering that the police have confiscated all of his late wife's possessions, Lupin vows to recover them. However, the widow believes her deceased husband was a musician and remains unaware of his criminal history. Lupin faces the difficult challenge of retrieving her items while concealing his true identity as a thief. He must navigate this delicate situation to ensure she does not learn the truth about her husband's past or his own involvement in the art of thievery.
- 93EP 93
Lupin infiltrates the Imperial Palace Museum in Peking for a heist
Jul 23, 1979Lupin and his team attempt to steal Emperor Shi's jade Mahjong set from the Imperial Palace Museum in Peking. Their mission goes awry when they are pursued by a hostile gang. A mysterious woman intervenes to save them, revealing she acquired her Japanese fluency through an accelerated learning elixir. She explains that dissolving books into the potion allows the drinker to memorize their contents instantly. As a gesture of gratitude, she gifts the elixir to Lupin. Despite this unexpected assistance, the pursuing gang remains a threat, continuing their hunt for Lupin and his crew amidst the tension.
- 94EP 94
Superman flies over New York causing panic while banks are robbed
Jul 30, 1979Superman is seen flying above New York, causing widespread panic among the townspeople despite his actions being limited to aerial maneuvers. Simultaneously, numerous banks are targeted in a series of robberies. In response to the escalating crime, the police launch an investigation, placing Inspector Mclead in charge of the case. However, the situation involves deeper, more sinister elements beyond the obvious thefts and public disturbance. The narrative explores the intersection of Superman's presence and the criminal activities unfolding in the city, hinting at a complex underlying plot that Inspector Mclead must unravel amidst the chaos.
- 95EP 95
Lupin and Fujita encounter a ghost ship after crashing near the Bermuda Triangle.
Aug 6, 1979Lupin steals the Stone Child statue from the Metropolitan Art Museum and escapes with Fujita in a Cessna. Their plane crashes in the Bermuda Triangle, where they discover a ghost ship. While Fujita waits outside, unaware that this situation is a trap, Lupin decides to investigate the mysterious vessel. This sequence of events leads them into a dangerous encounter with the supernatural ship located in the area known for lost ships and planes.
- 96EP 96
Baron Gourmel Demands Lupin's Brain and Offers a Reward for His Capture
Aug 13, 1979Gourmet enthusiast Baron Gourmel declares his desire to consume Lupin’s brain, challenging his culinary crew to provide the main ingredient. Unable to source the correct component, the chefs attempt to substitute monkey brain, a deception that severely angers the Baron. In response, he pledges his jewelry collection, valued at 70-million dollars, to anyone who successfully captures Lupin. Fujiko learns of this substantial bounty and immediately notifies Lupin of the threat. Meanwhile, the chefs continue their preparations to cook Lupin, escalating the tension as the deadline approaches. The situation forces Lupin to confront a unique culinary threat driven by obsession and greed.
- 97EP 97
Lupin investigates his grandfather's grave to find hidden treasures held by major powers
Aug 20, 1979Lupin the Third discovers that his grandfather Arsene Lupin is buried with secret treasures. Using microfilm provided by Fujiko, he determines the location of the grave. He learns that the United States, the United Kingdom, and the Soviet Union have already acquired these items. These three nations hire a fierce assassin to secure the remaining wealth. Lupin attempts to stop their plan. Inspector Zenigata arrives at the scene, complicating the situation further.
- 98EP 98
Lupin, Jigen, and Zenigata face a deadly ambush and a mysterious conspiracy after a theft.
Aug 27, 1979Lupin and Jigen find themselves surrounded while attempting to flee following a jewelry heist. Suddenly, an unknown shooter targets Inspector Zenigata, striking him fatally. The incident makes headlines the next day, leading to Fujiko and Goemon being implicated in the crime. As the group investigates the circumstances surrounding the shooting, they uncover a deeper conspiracy orchestrating the events. The narrative focuses on the immediate aftermath of the ambush and the subsequent revelation of a hidden plot involving the main characters.
- 99EP 99
Lupin and crew seek a gold coin while Jigen faces a duel from five years ago.
Sep 3, 1979The prime minister of the Duchy of Blanco conceals a unique gold coin of Hannibal within his chest, prompting Lupin and his crew to pursue it. During these events, Jigen is challenged to a duel by a man named Stoneman. Jigen had completely forgotten about this duel, which Stoneman demanded five years ago, and he has been avoiding it since then. The narrative focuses on the crew's heist attempt alongside Jigen's confrontation with his past obligation to Stoneman.
- 100EP 100
French Prime Minister's Debt Leads to Louvre Painting Chaos
Sep 10, 1979The French prime minister owes a large debt to Maxim of Paris and instructs the Louvre Museum director to sell a painting to settle the bill. The director refuses to part with the artwork, removing it from the museum. The painting is significant because Lupin's grandfather originally stole it from the Louvre years ago, though it is merely a replica. When art experts and criminals discover the truth behind the transaction, widespread confusion and chaos ensue among those involved in the scheme.
- 101EP 101
Lupin infiltrates Versailles after receiving a letter regarding Marie Antoinette's jeweled crown
Sep 17, 1979Lupin receives a letter concerning Marie Antoinette's jeweled crown and sneaks into the palace of Versailles. A young man named Oscar, who sent the letter, appears. With Zenigata and others involved, the situation shifts to Normandy. Zenigata, Goemaon, and Lupin wait there, unaware that Oscar had received orders to steal the jeweled crown from Lupin.
- 102EP 102
Lupin receives a high-value pistol theft request while Jim Benkei targets Jigen in London.
Sep 24, 1979Fujiko tasks Lupin with stealing a Wilhem family pistol valued at 500 million pounds, but Jigen and Goemon decline to participate in the heist. Concurrently, Jim Benkei, a massive man causing unrest in London, steals Jigen’s favorite Magnum. This incident disrupts the group's plans and introduces a new threat as Benkei’s actions create significant trouble in the city. The narrative focuses on the divergence between Lupin’s assignment and the sudden conflict involving Jigen’s prized weapon, highlighting the dangers posed by Benkei’s presence and his impact on the local environment.
- 103EP 103
Lupin Pursues World Fair Jewels While Goemon Declines Participation
Oct 1, 1979Lupin III targets various jewels located at the World Fair in Los Angeles. Goemon claims he has become too soft and chooses to abstain from the heist. However, Lupin receives information from Fujiko regarding a rival named Harry Satler who is also seeking the gems. Intrigued by this competition, Lupin decides to investigate the man personally. Upon meeting his target, he discovers that Harry Satler is actually a wizened old man rather than the expected adversary.
- 104EP 104
Lupin faces formidable WWII veteran Morgan to steal a historic golden bed originally crafted for Josephine by Louis XIV.
Oct 8, 1979Fujine constantly pesters Lupin into undertaking a heist for a golden bed originally created by Louis XIV for Josephine. Lupin coordinates a plan with Jigen and Goemon to execute the theft. However, the current owner, Morgan, presents a significant challenge due to his formidable nature and World War II military experience. The team must navigate these difficulties to determine if they can successfully steal the bed from Morgan. The narrative focuses on the tension between Lupin's group and the experienced opponent guarding the valuable artifact.
- 105EP 105
Fujiko and Lupin investigate the haunted legend of Devil's Head Island
Oct 15, 1979The Heike Clan and Minamoto Clan once fought on Devil's Head Island in the Seto inland sea. Fujiko and Lupin travel there to uncover the truth behind the battle legend, which claims the forest is haunted by the spirits of dead Heike warriors. Their investigation takes a dark turn when Fujiko is abducted in the woods, mirroring the eerie events described in the local folklore. The pair must navigate the mysterious surroundings to understand the history of the conflict and rescue Fujiko from her captors amidst the supernatural atmosphere of the island.
- 106EP 106
Vivian schemes with Lupin for fame, but a bizarre theft plan backfires on her ambitions.
Oct 22, 1979Vivian aspires to achieve stardom, yet her audition attempts consistently fail. Seeking a shortcut to fame, she manipulates Lupin into committing a theft and arranges for reporters to witness the crime. The target of the heist is an unusual cat that sustains itself on pencil shavings. The operation results in humiliation for Lupin, prompting him to seek revenge against Vivian for her deceptive scheme and the resulting embarrassment.
- 107EP 107
The Hope Diamond's Curse Traps Lupin in the Smithsonian
Oct 29, 1979The Hope Diamond, historically linked to misfortune for its owners under figures like Louis XIV and Marie Antoinette, is now secured by advanced maximum security measures. Fujiko manipulates Lupin into attempting to steal the gem. However, once Lupin infiltrates the Smithsonian Museum to execute the heist, he immediately falls victim to the same string of bad luck that has plagued previous possessors. The narrative focuses on the immediate consequences of this cursed acquisition within the high-security environment.
- 108EP 108
Lupin Team Rests at Hot Springs While Goemon Meets a Girl Seeking a Super Sword Secret
Nov 5, 1979Lupin and his crew visit a hot springs to relax. Lupin drinks sake, Jigen listens to classical music with bourbon, and Goemon trains at the cliffs. A pure and simple girl appears to Goemon and captures his heart. She is actually searching for the secret of a super sword to help her swordsmith grandfather.
- 109EP 109
Lupin faces relentless hitman Tiger who appears and disappears at will.
Nov 12, 1979Lupin must confront a skilled hitman known as Tiger. Despite Lupin's attempts to evade him, Tiger remains one step ahead and pursues him relentlessly. Tiger possesses the ability to vanish and reappear at will, making escape difficult for Lupin. However, the situation involves a hidden trick that changes the dynamics of the confrontation. This encounter highlights the tension between the thief and the determined assassin who refuses to give up the chase.
- 110EP 110
Lupin investigates suspicious winners at the track while Zenigata searches for a missing camera
Nov 19, 1979Lupin and his companions visit a horse racing track intending to enjoy the event, but he quickly realizes that securing a victory through theft is more difficult than anticipated. He becomes suspicious of two individuals who are winning substantial amounts of money, noting their unusual behavior such as taking photographs of the finish line when no horses are present. At the same time, Inspector Zenigata is employed to locate a missing camera, adding another layer of complexity to the day's events as the group navigates the track.
- 111EP 111
Catherine challenges Jigen to steal a diamond from her own mansion
Nov 26, 1979Catherine saves Lupin and Jigen from Zenigata’s pursuit, revealing herself as an old friend of Jigen. She provokes him to steal a 140-karat diamond from her mansion, providing the blueprints for the heist. Despite receiving the plans, Jigen feels insulted by her condescending attitude. The situation raises questions about her true motives, as there must be a specific reason why she wants her own home robbed. This encounter adds a layer of complexity to the usual chase, as Jigen must navigate both the physical challenge of the theft and the psychological provocation from his old acquaintance while under pressure from Zenigata.
- 112EP 112
Hitmen Wolf and Rose capture Goemon to extract Lupin's secrets while Lupin confronts their threat.
Dec 3, 1979Wolf and Rose, a skilled hitman duo aiming to dominate their profession by eliminating Lupin, capture Goemon and subject him to torture to reveal Lupin's vulnerabilities. Upon learning of Goemon's peril, Lupin bypasses Zenigata's trap to rescue his friend. This rescue mission leads Lupin directly into a confrontation with Wolf, who points a gun at him. The situation escalates as Lupin faces the immediate threat posed by the hitmen duo, highlighting the danger Goemon endures and Lupin's urgent attempt to save him from their interrogation.
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.