Lupin III: Part II
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EP 73Lupin and Jigen compete for the Triple Crown in Japan's third Thieves Olympic getaway race.
Mar 5, 1979The third Thieves Olympic is taking place in Japan, with Lupin and Jigen determined to secure victory. Having previously won the first and second editions of the competition, the duo aims to triumph in this year's getaway race. Achieving this win would make them the first-ever Triple-Crown winners in the event's history. The narrative focuses on their high-stakes participation and the potential to complete the set of titles, marking a significant milestone in their criminal careers as they face the challenges of the latest Olympic games.
EP 74Lupin targets the world's largest diamond discovered in South Africa
Mar 12, 1979The largest diamond in the world has been found in South Africa, and Lupin sets his sights on acquiring it. However, the acquisition proves to be the simplest aspect of the heist. The narrative suggests that the actual theft involves significantly greater challenges than initially anticipated, turning the pursuit of the valuable gem into a complex endeavor rather than a straightforward robbery.
EP 75Fujiko Marries Huffner Despite Rumors of Brides Dying Shortly After Wedding
Mar 19, 1979Fujiko chooses to wed Huffner specifically to acquire his extensive jewelry collection, completely ignoring persistent rumors that his previous brides all meet mysterious deaths within weeks of their nuptials. It is revealed that Huffner is not merely a collector of valuable gems but also of brides themselves. He prefers to keep his partners permanently preserved, turning the marriage into a fatal trap for any woman who enters his home. Fujiko’s plan to steal the jewels puts her in immediate danger as she uncovers the true nature of her husband’s macabre hobby and the grim fate awaiting his new wife.
EP 76Jigen travels to Borodias to assist Sister Angelica in rescuing Dr. Othello.
Mar 26, 1979Jigen receives a letter from Sister Angelica and travels to the African nation of Borodias. Sister Angelica requests Jigen's assistance in rescuing Dr. Othello, who serves as the leader of the country's independence movement. The narrative focuses on Jigen's journey to this location to provide aid in this specific rescue operation as requested by Sister Angelica.
EP 77ICPO employs Marianne the clairvoyant to predict Lupin's movements via astrology and crystal ball
Apr 2, 1979The ICPO attempts to capture Lupin by utilizing astrology as a strategic method. They recruit Marianne, a clairvoyant capable of reading Lupin's actions through astrological predictions and her crystal ball. This approach relies on her ability to foresee his movements based on celestial alignments and psychic insights, offering a distinct alternative to traditional investigative techniques in the ongoing effort to apprehend the thief.
EP 78Fujiko calls Lupin from Professor Pot's lab to report a diamond-making robot invention.
Apr 9, 1979Fujiko contacts Lupin from Professor Pot's laboratory, but Lupin is too drowsy to answer, so Jigen picks up the phone instead. She informs him that Professor Pot has inadvertently created a robot capable of manufacturing diamonds. Jigen remains skeptical of her claims and does not believe what she is saying. Consequently, he ends the conversation and hangs up the phone without further discussion or action regarding the alleged invention.
EP 79Lupin and Fujiko Attend a Concert Featuring Kyoransky's Valuable Diamond Baton
Apr 16, 1979Fujiko extends an invitation to Lupin and his companions to attend a classical music performance. The event features a conductor named Kyoransky, who is affiliated with the International Philharmonic. During the concert, the group observes Kyoransky closely. They notice that he is using a baton that is embedded with a diamond. This gemstone is estimated to be worth at least 200 million yen. The narrative focuses on the group's observation of this valuable item during the musical event.
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Lupin confronts Silver about hidden loot after prison construction obscures the location.
Apr 23, 1979Silver, a former accomplice of Lupin in a train robbery, stole the proceeds and concealed them before being imprisoned on minor charges. Upon learning of Silver’s impending release, Lupin visits the facility to force him to reveal the hiding spot. However, Lupin discovers that a new, state-of-the-art prison has been constructed directly over the site where the money was buried. The narrative focuses on the high-stakes attempt to negotiate a trade: exchanging Silver’s execution for the successful recovery of the stolen funds. This summary reflects the provided Crunchyroll description without adding external details or spoilers beyond the immediate premise.
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Lupin Pursues the Golden Bell Amidst Fujiko's Engagement to Prince Claude
Apr 30, 1979Lupin targets the Golden Bell, a royal symbol and tourist attraction in Beltenberg, but discovers the belfry contains only a brass replica. While Fujiko maintains that the actual gold bell does not exist, Lupin remains convinced otherwise. Complicating matters, Lupin learns that Fujiko is engaged to Prince Claude of Beltenberg, a man she previously encountered in Paris. This revelation adds personal tension to the heist as Lupin navigates the discrepancy between the fake artifact and his belief in the real one, all while dealing with the news of his former lover's upcoming marriage to the prince.
- 82EP 82
Lupin attempts a delicate rescue of Zenigata from terrorists holding him hostage.
May 7, 1979Terrorists seize Zenigata at ICPO headquarters and demand a prisoner exchange for their leader, Napoleon XI. The ICPO declines this offer, leaving Zenigata with no value to his captors and facing imminent execution. Lupin decides to intervene and save Zenigata, but he must execute the rescue with extreme care to avoid damaging Zenigata’s pride. This situation initiates a complex operation where Lupin must navigate the dangerous circumstances to free his rival without causing further harm or offense. The narrative focuses on the tension between the rescue mission and the delicate interpersonal dynamics involved in saving Zenigata from the terrorists who hold him captive.
- 83EP 83
Smith Gang Chairman Offers 300 Million Dollars for a Western Film Idea
May 14, 1979The Smith Gang, once a premier hit-man company, now faces stiff competition. Chairman Smith seeks to revive his business through television advertising but struggles to devise an effective campaign. Fujiko learns that Smith is prepared to pay 300 million dollars for a compelling concept. Consequently, the group decides to produce a Western film featuring Lupin’s death as the central plot point. This creative strategy aims to capture Smith’s attention and secure the substantial financial reward offered for the best marketing idea. The project represents a unique attempt to blend criminal enterprise with entertainment production to solve the company’s declining fortunes.
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Jigen Helps Former Mentor Joe Spade After a Failed Hit Contract
May 21, 1979Joe Spade, once a renowned hitman and Jigen’s sharpshooting instructor, now seeks assistance after aging and botching a contract. Forced into hiding, he approaches his former student for aid. Jigen agrees to assist his old mentor, traveling to Mareseilles alongside Lupin. However, Lupin abruptly withdraws from the mission due to his strong aversion to killers. Left without his partner’s support, Jigen proceeds to his dilapidated shack alone to handle the situation. This narrative explores the dynamic between Jigen and his past, highlighting his decision to aid Spade despite the risks and Lupin’s refusal to engage with individuals involved in assassination work.
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ICPO Chief Jasmine Orchestrates a Final Mission to Arrest Lupin Before Marriage
May 28, 1979ICPO Bureau Chief Jasmine, a capable commissioner, utilizes the governor to motivate Zenigata into action. She harbors a secret plan to arrest Lupin, intending this mission to be her final assignment at ICPO before she gets married. The narrative explores the identity of her intended spouse and questions whether her strategy to capture Lupin will ultimately succeed. This summary reflects the plot points presented in the source material without adding external information or speculation beyond the provided details.
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Conan Dorill joins ICPO to investigate the Nightlight Mask murder and diamond theft.
Jun 4, 1979ICPO struggles to solve the case of the Duke of Le Mond’s murder and stolen diamonds, leading them to recruit mystery author Conan Dorill as a special inspector. Dorill quickly deduces that the elusive Nightlight Mask is actually Lupin. Upon discovering that Count Johannes is the next target, Dorill and Zenigata set up a stakeout at the Johannes Mansion. A costume ball is currently underway at the location, providing the perfect cover for the detectives to await the criminal’s arrival and attempt to apprehend him during the event.
- 87EP 87
Lupin faces a nightmare involving Mephistopheles after receiving a doll during a stormy night.
Jun 11, 1979During a thunderstorm, a man hands Lupin a doll, leading to a nightmare where Mephistopheles manipulates him. The following day, news reports announce the theft of the Phoenix's Tear diamond. Security footage captures Lupin committing the crime, yet he has no memory of the event. Confused by the discrepancy between the evidence and his recollection, Lupin investigates the mysterious circumstances surrounding the theft and the strange encounter with the doll. The situation raises questions about potential mind control or external influence, prompting an urgent search for the truth behind the inexplicable actions and the identity of the mastermind orchestrating the deception.
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Lupin targets the Vatican Crown at the North Pole while Fujiko pursues him with the Red Voyagers League
Jun 18, 1979Lupin sets his sights on the Vatican Crown, which is situated at the North Pole. To prevent Fujiko from interfering with his heist, he formulates a scheme to move penguins from the South Pole to the North Pole. He travels to the South Pole to collect the birds before heading to his final destination. However, Fujiko discovers his plan and teams up with an underground group known as the Red Voyagers League to travel to the North Pole. The narrative builds tension as both parties race to secure the valuable crown, leaving the outcome of their confrontation uncertain.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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.