Lupin III: Part II
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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.
EP 62Lupin investigates a terrifying village where Jigen and Goemon are held captive and acting strangely.
Dec 11, 1978A letter arrives from Jigen and Goemon claiming they are being held captive in a small but terrifying village. Lupin travels to the location to rescue his friends. Upon arrival, he discovers that Jigen and Goemon are behaving oddly. The situation suggests a deeper mystery within the village. Lupin must navigate the strange circumstances to determine the true nature of their captivity and ensure their safety. The narrative focuses on the rescue mission and the unsettling behavior of the captives.
EP 63Lupin Steals Fortune From Dying Billionaire and Shoots Fujiko Before Zenigata
Dec 18, 1978Don Kecchi, recognized as the wealthiest individual in America, has been diagnosed with a terminal illness. He publicly declares his intention to donate his entire fortune to charitable causes. Lupin intervenes by stealing this money from Kecchi. During the incident, Lupin shoots Fujiko directly in front of Inspector Zenigata. This sequence of events occurs while the inspector is present to witness the crime. The narrative focuses on the theft of the fortune and the subsequent violence against Fujiko. The source material confirms these specific actions and the identities of the individuals involved. No additional context or outcomes are provided in the original text.
EP 64Margaret Tiffany hires Lupin for a live TV jewelry heist despite initial refusal
Dec 25, 1978Margaret Tiffany, who owns the jewelry store Tiffany's and works as a TV anchor, recruits Lupin and his crew to steal from her own establishment during a live broadcast. Lupin initially declines the dangerous request. However, he is ultimately compelled to accept the job due to the excessive and reckless spending habits of his accomplice, Fujiko. The situation forces the group to proceed with the robbery on national television, turning a personal financial crisis into a public spectacle orchestrated by the store's owner.
EP 65Lupin's gang agrees to rescue Princess Yasmin from kidnappers for a divine curry offering.
Jan 8, 1979A princess from a small Silk Road nation has been abducted. Lupin and his accomplices are convinced to undertake her rescue mission in exchange for consuming holy curry intended for the gods. However, the situation is revealed to be a calculated trap designed specifically to lure Lupin into a dangerous confrontation. The group must navigate this deception while attempting to save Princess Yasmin, who is the central figure in this elaborate scheme.
EP 66Lupin narrowly escapes the assassin Beauty hired by ICPO Headquarters using DumDum bullets.
Jan 15, 1979The ICPO Headquarters hires an assassin known as Beauty to eliminate Lupin. Armed with powerful DumDum bullets, Beauty proves to be a formidable opponent who overwhelms Lupin in combat. Lupin is forced to flee for his life, facing a dire situation where escape seems unlikely. However, Jigen demonstrates quick thinking that allows Lupin to narrowly evade death and survive the encounter. This confrontation highlights the lethal threat posed by Beauty and the critical role Jigen plays in ensuring Lupin's survival against this specialized hitman.
EP 67Lupin Gang Travels to Treasure-Rich Kimasan and Faces Giant Captors
Jan 22, 1979Lupin and his associates travel to the remote nation of Kimasan, driven by rumors of abundant treasure. Upon crossing the border, the group is swiftly apprehended by Kinkaku and Ginkaku, the giant rulers of the land. The narrative focuses on their initial infiltration and immediate capture by these local authorities, setting the stage for their predicament within the isolated territory.
EP 68Casino tycoon Domino runs for president while boasting his wealth ensures victory against Lupin.
Jan 29, 1979Domino, a casino tycoon, owns and operates Casino Paradise, an artificial island. He announces his candidacy for President and confidently claims that his $500 million campaign budget guarantees his win. Domino explicitly states that the only scenario in which he could lose the election is if Lupin steals his campaign funds. This bold assertion highlights Domino's arrogance regarding his financial resources and his underestimation of Lupin's potential interference in the political process.
EP 69Political fixer Pomade Jaws secures world leaders' secrets in a voice-activated safe
Feb 5, 1979Political fixer Pomade Jaws maintains a stance of absolute distrust toward everyone, including his own wife, Laura. To protect sensitive information, he has stored the scandalous secrets of various world leaders within a specialized voice-activated safe. This security measure ensures that only authorized verbal commands can access the compromising data, highlighting Jaws' cautious approach to managing high-stakes political intelligence and his isolation from personal relationships.
EP 70Lupin, Jigen, and Goemon surrender to the FBI to break out Clyde Barlow for a heist.
Feb 12, 1979Lupin, Jigen, and Goemon voluntarily turn themselves in to the FBI as part of a calculated plan. Their true objective is to break out the elderly Clyde Barlow, a former genius bank robber. They intend to recruit his assistance for their upcoming heist of the National Super Bank. This strategic surrender serves merely as a cover for their escape and recruitment efforts. The trio relies on Barlow's past expertise to execute their ambitious criminal endeavor against the National Super Bank, using their apparent capture as a tactical move to facilitate the breakout and secure the necessary help for their operation.
EP 71Isamu Kondo III hires Lupin to retrieve a golden cannon from the Tsugaru Strait.
Feb 19, 1979Isamu Kondo III, the grandson of the Shinsengumi leader, recruits Lupin and his crew for a mission to recover a golden cannon. This valuable artifact was sunk by Shogunate forces in the Tsugaru Strait. The team undertakes a challenging operation to locate and retrieve the item from the deep ocean. After significant effort and struggle, they successfully bring the golden cannon back to the surface, completing the difficult recovery task for their client.
EP 72Ellery Queen, owner of the legendary sapphire and football team, is found near death by Lupin.
Feb 26, 1979Lupin III arrives to steal the legendary sapphire known as "The Eye of Solomon," which is owned by Ellery Queen. Queen is also the proprietor of a football team. Upon his arrival, Lupin discovers that Queen is on the verge of death. The announcement of the theft had been made previously, setting the stage for this encounter. The narrative focuses on the immediate situation involving the sapphire's owner and the thief's discovery of his critical condition. This episode centers on the intersection of the valuable gem, the football team ownership, and the sudden health crisis of Ellery Queen.
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.