Lupin III: Part II
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Lupin Investigates an Opal Statue Heirloom Left by His Grandfather Arsene Lupin
Feb 4, 1980Lupin discovers a note inside a silk hat belonging to his grandfather, Arsene Lupin. The document provides details about an opal statue of Venus. Believing he has a rightful claim to the artifact, Lupin travels to Gregoire's castle to retrieve it. The story focuses on his attempt to secure the statue, raising questions about whether the current owners will allow him to take it without resistance. The narrative centers on this confrontation and Lupin's determination to claim what he considers his birthright.
- 122EP 122
Zenigata uses a pie gun to hunt Lupin while Fujiko seeks Napoleon's treasure via a scarf.
Feb 11, 1980Zenigata obtains a unique weapon capable of launching pies and receives orders to apprehend Lupin. At the same time, Lupin and Fujiko engage in a discussion regarding the location of Napoleon's treasure. The narrative suggests that the solution to the mystery concerning these riches is connected to a scarf created by Napoleon's assistant. This item is believed to hold the key to uncovering the whereabouts of the valuable assets. The episode contrasts Zenigata's aggressive pursuit with the investigative efforts of the other characters as they navigate the clues surrounding the historical artifacts.
- 123EP 123
Young Francoise becomes infatuated with Lupin despite her father's warnings about his criminal nature.
Feb 18, 1980Francoise, a young girl residing near Lupin, observes him interacting with Fujiko and develops a romantic interest in the thief. Her father reprimands her for this attraction, explicitly instructing her to avoid criminals and stay away from Lupin. Undeterred by her father's strict warnings and the inherent dangers associated with his lifestyle, Francoise formulates a specific plan to get closer to Lupin. She intends to pursue her feelings and approach him directly, ignoring the advice to maintain distance from a known thief.
- 124EP 124
Professor Pancho's Million-Time Corn Machine and Lupin's Rocket Plan
Feb 25, 1980Professor Pancho has dedicated his life to solving food supply issues. He and his wife designed a U.S. popcorn machine capable of multiplying corn quantity by a million times. However, manufacturing the device requires a fortune. Lupin decides to assist them by inventing a rocket powered by corn fuel. He hopes this invention might enable him and Fujiko to take a trip to the moon. The story focuses on the intersection of Pancho's agricultural technology and Lupin's unconventional transportation scheme.
- 125EP 125
Lupin faces blackmail to steal a million-dollar crown from a sulfuric acid fountain in Iraran.
Mar 3, 1980Fujiko Mine has been abducted, forcing Lupin III to accept a blackmail demand to steal a jeweled crown valued at 100 million dollars. He and his companions travel to the museum in Iraran where the target is located. Upon arrival, they find the crown displayed above a fountain filled with sulfuric acid, creating a dangerous obstacle for the heist. The group must navigate this hazardous environment to retrieve the item and secure Fujiko's release. The narrative explores the specifics of the so-called Oildollar plot while Lupin attempts to overcome the physical dangers posed by the acid fountain to save his partner.
- 126EP 126
Lady Black and Fujiko wager their jewelry collections on who kills Lupin.
Mar 10, 1980Lady Black and Fujiko engage in a high-stakes wager where the survivor claims the loser's entire jewelry collection. To secure victory, Lady Black orchestrates a trap by luring Lupin through Fujiko, intending to eliminate him. The narrative explores the intense motivation behind Lady Black's desire for his death, questioning the depth of her passion. Viewers are left wondering if Lupin can outsmart the scheme and survive the lethal plan devised against him. The episode focuses on this deadly competition and the underlying reasons driving Lady Black's actions.
- 127EP 127
Boss Largo employs a hypnotized baseball player to assassinate Lupin during a game.
Mar 17, 1980After Lupin steals casino profits, Boss Largo seeks his death. Recognizing Lupin’s toothache, Largo devises a unique plan inspired by a sports newspaper. He visits a baseball stadium and administers a hypnotic drug to a major league player. This coerced athlete is then used as an instrument to carry out the assassination attempt against Lupin. The strategy relies on exploiting Lupin’s physical vulnerability and the controlled environment of the stadium to execute the hit.
- 128EP 128
Lupin Investigates False Theft Report Involving A 100-Karat Diamond And An Elderly Woman
Mar 24, 1980After reading a newspaper report accusing him of stealing a 100-karat diamond featured in a musical, Lupin denies the claim. He consults Fujiko and others, but none have information regarding the incident. Determined to uncover the truth, Lupin infiltrates the theater. Inside, he observes an elderly woman expertly cracking a safe, suggesting she is the actual culprit behind the theft.
- 129EP 129
Jigen's Kindness Revealed Amidst Janaica's Political Turmoil and a Stolen Painting
Mar 31, 1980The nation of Janaica faces ongoing coups and revolutions. Lupin learns that the missing painting Nude Venus is hidden in the president's mansion and decides to investigate the location with Jigen. Jigen travels to Janaica ahead of Lupin. While there, he is approached by a woman fleeing from government police. This encounter occurs as the political situation in the country remains unstable and dangerous. The pair plans to retrieve the artwork while navigating the unrest. The woman's presence adds complexity to Jigen's initial reconnaissance mission in the troubled region.
- 130EP 130
Lupin Investigates the Theft of Monsieur Daré's Masterpiece by Impersonating Inspector Magrey
Apr 7, 1980Monsieur Daré, known as the master of surrealism, discovers that his three-year masterpiece has been stolen. Inspector Magrey immediately suspects Lupin and uses television to provoke him into action. However, Lupin seeks the truth behind the crime rather than simply accepting the accusation. To uncover the facts, he disguises himself as Inspector Magrey and visits Monsieur Daré. This encounter allows Lupin to investigate the circumstances surrounding the theft directly. The narrative focuses on Lupin's methodical approach to solving the mystery, contrasting with the inspector's hasty conclusions. By assuming the inspector's identity, Lupin gains access to the artist and the scene of the crime, aiming to determine the real culprit behind the disappearance of the significant artwork.
- 131EP 131
Lupin III confronts a false Goemon using the Zantetsu Sword in a bank robbery trap
Apr 14, 1980Three bank robberies involving an iron-cutter sword have resulted in the theft of 1.3 billion yen. Lupin and his group deduce that Goemon is responsible because the culprit ruthlessly killed a security guard. Meanwhile, an impostor claiming to be Goemon sends a challenge to Lupin. However, the real Goemon intends to settle the score alone. He travels to the bank to confront his foe, unaware that the meeting is actually a trap set for him.
- 132EP 132
Lupin Pursues the Fandar Cult Leader to Recover Stolen Napoleon Cash
Apr 21, 1980After discovering that his stash containing Napoleon's money has been stolen, Lupin successfully identifies and captures the thief. He attempts to force a confession from the culprit but soon uncovers a deeper connection, learning that the man is a follower of the Fandar cult. This revelation prompts Lupin to travel to Fandara, the cult's holy land, to investigate further. The narrative explores the nature of this religious organization and raises questions about whether Lupin will be able to recover his stolen funds while navigating the complexities of the cult's influence and territory.
- 133EP 133
Lupin targets a volcanic treasure on Cleo Island while facing resistance from his crew and a local native.
Apr 28, 1980Lupin discovers a valuable treasure located inside a volcano on Cleo Island, but access is only possible when the mountain is not actively erupting molten lava. He attempts to persuade Jigen and Goemon to assist him in the heist, yet both refuse to participate. Their reluctance stems from the influence of Claudia, a native of the island, who successfully convinced them to hinder Lupin’s plans instead. Consequently, Lupin must navigate the dangerous volcanic environment and the opposition of his usual accomplices to reach the hidden riches before the volcano becomes active again.
- 134EP 134
Lupin infiltrates a diamond syndicate safe while unaware of Zenigata's trap
May 5, 1980Fujiko reveals to Lupin that high-quality diamonds from South Africa are kept in a safe belonging to a major global diamond importer and syndicate. Lupin disguises himself as a worker in the boiler room to gain access. He successfully steals the diamonds from the poorly guarded safe. Afterward, he flies back to Fujiko. He remains unaware that the entire operation was a trap set by Zenigata to catch him. The heist appears successful until the true nature of the situation is revealed. This sequence highlights the tension between Lupin's confidence and Zenigata's persistent pursuit. The narrative focuses on the mechanics of the theft and the impending confrontation.
- 135EP 135
Lupin targets the Borges family jewel after Fujiko's provocation and a jailbreak request.
May 12, 1980Lupin learns of the Borges family's "Poison Trio" jewel and resolves to steal it following Fujiko's goading. Galdan, the nephew of Lucricia, approaches Lupin to announce that the elderly Lucricia has been arrested and requires a jailbreak. He asks for Lupin's assistance in freeing her. However, Galdan's true intentions remain unclear, raising questions about what he is actually seeking. The situation involves a complex mix of theft, rescue, and hidden motives surrounding the valuable jewel and the imprisoned Lucricia.
- 136EP 136
Lupin loses the 10 million francs needed to buy the rare Gold Butterfly
May 19, 1980Lupin engages in a series of safe-cracking incidents, accumulating 10 million francs in the process. His primary objective is to acquire the world's only rare Gold Butterfly at an upcoming auction. However, his plans are jeopardized when he accidentally drops the entire sum of 10 million francs while fleeing the scene. This loss threatens his ability to secure the valuable insect, forcing him to deal with the immediate consequences of his carelessness during the heist.
- 137EP 137
Lupin targets a museum housing the high-voltage protected Cleopatra's Tear gem while Zenigata surrounds him.
May 26, 1980Lupin observes a jewelry museum displaying the billion-dollar gem known as Cleopatra's Tear. He faces a significant obstacle because the display case is secured by high-voltage electricity, preventing direct access. Additionally, Inspector Zenigata has successfully surrounded Lupin, creating a difficult situation. The narrative focuses on whether Lupin can successfully escape the police perimeter and retrieve the valuable gem despite these formidable security measures and the immediate threat of capture.
- 138EP 138
Lupin III attempts to steal the snake-guarded gem from a Pompeii nunnery despite his fear of snakes.
Jun 2, 1980The secret gem located within a Pompeii nunnery is protected by venomous snakes, a defense that has successfully deterred all previous thieves. Even the renowned Arsene Lupin had previously abandoned his attempts to acquire the treasure because of his intense hatred for snakes. However, Lupin has decided to take on this specific challenge despite his phobia. The narrative focuses on whether he will manage to overcome his fear and succeed in stealing the gem. Viewers are left to wonder about the outcome of this attempt and the true nature of the secret gem itself.
- 139EP 139
Tycoon Steel Needs Lupin's Brain for Transplant to Survive
Jun 9, 1980Tycoon Steel has replaced all his bodily organs with artificial ones to extend his life, but he is informed that he only has one week remaining. The only method to prolong his existence is to undergo a brain transplant operation performed by Dr. Changer. After extensive computer analysis, the results indicate that Lupin's brain is the optimal choice for this procedure. Consequently, Lupin becomes the target for this life-saving medical intervention, as his neural structure is deemed the best fit to save Steel's life.
- 140EP 140
Lupin pursues stolen diamonds owned by scientist Salmon Whitney in Paris.
Jun 16, 1980Salmon Whitney, a renowned field mouse scientist and famous gourmand, serves as chairman of a Canadian diamond mining operation. Lupin III targets these diamonds, which are scheduled for auction in Paris. However, the gems have already been stolen prior to Lupin's arrival. The narrative focuses on the mystery of the theft and Lupin's subsequent attempt to recover the diamonds from the unknown thief. The story centers on the race to retrieve the valuable stones amidst the intrigue surrounding Whitney's dual identity and the high-stakes auction environment in France.
- 141EP 141
Lupin infiltrates the Kremlin Palace disguised as Zenigata to steal a diamond chandelier
Jun 30, 1980After Fujiko persuades him, Lupin attempts to steal a diamond chandelier from the Kremlin Palace. He successfully infiltrates the building by disguising himself as Zenigata. However, government police soldier Natasha captures him and imprisons him. The situation leaves Lupin trapped, raising the question of how he will proceed with the theft while incarcerated.
- 142EP 142
Lord Weather Bets Lupin to Steal His Famous Horse Red Arrow
Jul 7, 1980Lord Weather of England possesses a renowned horse called Red Arrow. He challenges Lupin to steal the animal, turning the request into a matter of pride for the thief. Jigen refuses to participate because he maintains a friendly gambling relationship with Weather. The situation hinges on whether Lupin can successfully complete the heist despite his partner's reluctance. The outcome of this wager remains uncertain as Lupin decides to accept the dare.
- 143EP 143
Bank Manager Garlic Enlists Lupin to Stage a Fake Heist to Save His Failing Bank
Jul 14, 1980Facing imminent bankruptcy after its final clients withdrew their funds, the Miami Bank manager Garlic concocts a scheme to revitalize the institution. He spreads rumors that the bank was targeted by Lupin and personally requests that Lupin actually carry out the robbery. Despite Garlic’s persistent pestering, Lupin eventually relents and agrees to perform the staged heist. The narrative explores the consequences of this arrangement and the resulting events as Lupin complies with the manager’s desperate request to save the financial establishment from collapse.
- 144EP 144
Nanja-Monja abduct Fujiko for a public rescue spectacle in Karchina
Jul 21, 1980Veteran thief brothers Nanja-Monja, active since the Arsene Lupin era, plan to recruit Lupin as a tourist attraction for the Republic of Karchina. Their scheme begins with the abduction of Fujiko. They subsequently assemble a massive crowd in a stadium where a safe is positioned at the center. Fujiko is locked inside this safe, left to wait for Lupin to arrive and rescue her. The brothers intend to use this high-stakes public scenario to draw Lupin into their operation, turning his rescue efforts into a spectacle for the gathered audience in Karchina.
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.