Lupin III: Part II
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Fujiko joins Lupin for camping while being hunted, leading to capture and a ruined meal.
Jul 28, 1980Fujiko joins Lupin and his friends while they are camping and cooking Sukiyaki. People are hunting Fujiko, and gunfire is exchanged during the encounter. Fujiko gets captured, and Lupin's Sukiyaki meal gets ruined in the process. However, he finds an atomic bomb's detonator plug inside of the Sukiyaki bowl.
- 146EP 146
Lupin faces a boastful Russian prodigy with ten doctorates who challenges him to a contest.
Aug 4, 1980Romanoff, a genius prodigy from Russia's Public Academy holding ten doctorates, arrogantly claims no one surpasses him and issues a challenge to Lupin. Because Fujiko is involved in the situation, Lupin finds himself unable to refuse the confrontation. The narrative focuses on the inevitable clash between the two, leaving the outcome of this specific challenge uncertain as Lupin must navigate the pressure of the demand.
- 147EP 147
Lupin Helps Fujin Retrieve the Crystal Mermaid Statue from Bergen
Aug 1, 1980Fujiko serves as the model for a crystal mermaid statue created by the renowned Norwegian sculptor Vingel. Although Vingel promised to gift the artwork to her upon completion, he betrayed her trust by selling it to the mayor of Bergen. The statue is now displayed as a major tourist attraction in the city. Seeking revenge for the deception, Fujiko hires Lupin to steal the valuable piece back from the mayor. Lupin accepts the mission to help Fujiko recover the sculpture that was rightfully promised to her, navigating the challenges of retrieving the item from its new public location.
- 148EP 148
Lupin targets diamonds at a skyscraper auction with a high-voltage elevator trap
Aug 18, 1980Lupin attempts to steal a collection of diamonds during a high-stakes auction. The event takes place in an auditorium located within the Marine Tower, situated above a skyscraper. Access to the venue is restricted to a single transparent elevator. Any intruder attempting to bypass this elevator faces immediate death by high-voltage electric shock. Lupin must devise a clever strategy to overcome this lethal security measure and secure the gems without triggering the deadly trap.
- 149EP 149
Lupin travels to Mecca to steal Mohammed's treasure after receiving information from Fujiko.
Aug 25, 1980Acting on intelligence provided by Fujiko, Lupin III journeys to Mecca with the objective of acquiring Mohammed's treasure. Upon his arrival, he encounters Patra Lawrence, who serves as the chief of Mecca's special police headquarters. Patra is identified as the granddaughter of Lawrence of Arabia. This unexpected confrontation with the head of the local police force presents a significant obstacle to Lupin's plans. The narrative focuses on the challenge Lupin faces in executing the heist while dealing with this powerful adversary who controls the security of the city. The outcome of this encounter remains uncertain as Lupin attempts to navigate the situation.
- 150EP 150
Lupin and friends target the immovable Jovich Piano in a specialized music hall
Sep 1, 1980Following her usual pattern, Fujiko provokes Lupin and his companions into executing a heist. Their objective is the Jovich Piano, which is permanently installed within a music hall constructed specifically to house the instrument. The thieves face a significant logistical challenge because the hall lacks any door large enough to allow the piano to be removed. The narrative focuses on the crew's attempt to overcome this physical constraint and successfully steal the immovable object.
- 151EP 151
Lupin pursues diamond shipment in Nice while Zenigata plots his capture
Sep 8, 1980Lupin targets a raw diamond shipment arriving at a Nice harbor, infiltrating the storage facility under cover of darkness. Inspector Zenigata anticipates this move and surrounds the thief. Lupin manages to flee with assistance from Daisuke Jigen and Goemon, though Fujiko Mine is taken into custody. The situation forces Lupin to balance rescuing Fujiko with securing the diamonds. Meanwhile, Zenigata devises a new strategy to apprehend Lupin, setting the stage for a tense confrontation between the thief and the determined inspector as both parties maneuver for advantage in the high-stakes heist.
- 152EP 152
Jigen faces the final threat from Minnesota Fats hired by Don Hagero
Sep 15, 1980One month prior, Gappolini, president of a top five global trading firm, passed away. His will stipulated that the company presidency goes to the world's best sharpshooter. Vice-president Don Hagero, angered by this decree, employs expert marksman Minnesota Fats to eliminate all sharpshooters globally. As Fats systematically removes his targets, the threat narrows until only Jigen remains. This sets the stage for a confrontation between the legendary gunman and the hired assassin, determining the future leadership of the powerful corporation through a deadly duel of skill.
- 153EP 153
Lupin steals ICPO money transport but faces betrayal and Zenigata at the border
Sep 22, 1980The International Criminal Police Organization transports confiscated organized crime funds to a Swiss bank annually. Lupin attempts to hijack the armed security vehicle carrying these assets. Inspector Zenigata is unexpectedly inside the vehicle during the theft. Fujiko betrays Lupin, forcing him to use a horse-drawn carriage for his escape. Zenigata positions himself to intercept the group at the border crossing. The narrative focuses on the resulting chase and Lupin's reaction to the double-cross. The story questions how Lupin will navigate the betrayal and the imminent confrontation with the inspector. This summary reflects the specific plot points regarding the heist, the betrayal, and the border standoff described in the source material.
- 154EP 154
The city of Grand Hexagon sits on the France-Spain border and features a central bank holding fifty tons of gold.
Sep 29, 1980Grand Hexagon is a city located on the border between France and Spain, designed with six sides to match its name. At the center of this city lies Raika Bank, which stores fifty tons of gold bullion. The facility is equipped with a sensitive alarm system that triggers if even a single gold bar goes missing. Despite this high-security setup, the bank president harbors a secret second identity. This hidden aspect of the leadership adds a layer of intrigue to the otherwise secure financial institution situated in the uniquely shaped border city.
- 155EP 155
Zenigata Investigates Robot Soldier's Jewelry Store Raid in Tokyo
Oct 6, 1980A robot soldier named Lamda flies over Tokyo and raids a jewelry store. Professor Oyamada's daughter, Maki, and Lupin claim the incident was merely a demonstration of robot inhumanity. However, Zenigata suspects a deeper truth behind the event. He decides to conduct an independent investigation to uncover the real story. During his search, Zenigata locates Lupin's hideout. The situation escalates as he confronts the group, leading to a tense standoff. The episode focuses on Zenigata's determination to solve the mystery while Lupin and his allies attempt to maintain their cover. The narrative explores the conflict between the detective's pursuit of justice and the thief's evasion tactics.
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.