Lupin III: Part II
Studios
Staff
Characters
Where to watch
Tags
Related works
Episodes (51/155)
1 / 3
EP 14Lupin must return a cursed ruby to a Caribbean cult to save Fujiko from a mysterious fever.
Jan 9, 1978Hees, identified as the world's richest man, passes away under mysterious circumstances and bequeaths a large ruby to Fujiko in his will. Following the inheritance, Fujiko develops the same unexplained fever that claimed Hees's life. The gemstone was originally stolen from a cult temple located in the Caribbean. Lupin realizes he must return the ruby to the cult to cure Fujiko's condition. However, the cult members have their own plans for Lupin as he attempts to retrieve the artifact. The story focuses on the urgency of returning the cursed item to save Fujiko while evading the wrath of the religious group that originally possessed the ruby.
EP 15Lupin faces a gem theft challenge aboard the Hendenburg airship
Jan 16, 1978A Count issues a challenge to Lupin to steal the Dracula's Tear gemstone from the Hendenburg airship. The vessel is also carrying several notable detectives, including Homes III, Detective Archer, Koojisuke Kaneda, and Inspector Zenigata. The narrative questions whether Lupin will accept this specific challenge. It also explores if he can successfully complete the theft before the airship lands. Upon landing, police forces are expected to be waiting for him. The story centers on the tension between the thief and the law enforcement officers present on the flight.
EP 16Lupin battles Transformation Sickness that turns him into a cruel criminal at midnight
Jan 23, 1978Lupin suffers from Transformation Sickness, a condition that turns him into a cruel, cold-blooded criminal at midnight. He loses all memory of his actions by morning. Despairing over these events, he considers suicide. The narrative questions whether this alternate persona is truly him. The story explores his psychological struggle with the illness and the identity crisis it causes. Lupin faces the horror of his midnight actions and the confusion of his morning amnesia. The episode examines the nature of his character and the impact of the sickness on his life.
EP 17Lupin III confronts human bomb threats in a blackmail scheme targeting an Arab nation's oil fields.
Jan 30, 1978A small Arab nation receives a blackmail demand to pay $100 million or face the destruction of their oil fields. Lupin sets his sights on the ransom money, but his operations are complicated by the discovery that the criminals are utilizing human bombs. As Lupin navigates this dangerous situation, the outcome remains uncertain, with the desert winds potentially favoring his efforts or causing the entire plan to fail catastrophically.
EP 18Lupin hides the Black Panther emerald in a museum while rival inspectors investigate its disappearance.
Feb 6, 1978The Black Panther is the world's largest emerald, named for the black panther image visible when light hits it at a specific angle. Lupin captures this unique stone and conceals it within a museum, intending to retrieve it later. However, the emerald vanishes, complicating the situation further. Two rival inspectors begin investigating the theft, adding pressure to the scenario. The narrative focuses on whether Lupin can successfully recover the gem from the museum despite the interference of the competing law enforcement officers and the mystery surrounding its sudden disappearance.
EP 19Lupin faces a keyless safe challenge from the bankrupt Marukin Safe Company's son.
Feb 13, 1978The Marukin Safe Company goes bankrupt after Lupin defeats their supposedly impenetrable vaults. To prove his abilities, the company owner's son issues a challenge to Lupin, demanding he open a unique safe he designed. This specific safe lacks a keyhole, dial, or door. Marukin's son employs extreme tactics to force a hesitant Lupin to accept the task. The narrative questions whether this unconventional lock represents the first safe that the legendary thief cannot crack, highlighting the desperate measures taken to restore the family's reputation.
EP 20Lupin steals General Hatler's toupee while attempting to take his ruby medallion.
Feb 20, 1978During an attempt to steal General Hatler's prize medallion containing a fifty-carat ruby, Lupin accidentally captures the general's toupee instead. This mishap reveals Hatler's biggest secret, causing the enraged general to order the immediate execution of Lupin and his entire gang. With a bounty placed on his head, Lupin finds himself with no escape routes. He and Fujiko are left with nowhere to run as they face the consequences of their botched heist. The situation escalates as they attempt to evade the relentless pursuit of the angry general and his forces.
EP 21Goemon Returns to Japan to Find His Master Dying and a Stolen Scroll
Feb 27, 1978After returning to Japan, Goemon discovers his master is near death. His fellow disciple, Jinkuro, has stolen half of the scroll containing the Secret Arts of the Iga Ninja. Aware that he cannot defeat Goemon in a direct confrontation, Jinkuro intentionally gets arrested. This strategy places him in prison, effectively keeping him out of Goemon’s reach. The narrative focuses on whether Goemon can overcome this obstacle to avenge his master’s death and recover the stolen artifact.
EP 22Lupin and Jigen encounter a deceptive trap involving aging gas at a manor filled with women.
Mar 6, 1978While searching for a mysterious treasure in a remote location, Lupin and Daisuke Jigen rescue a woman from attackers. She invites them to her sister’s manor, which is populated by many attractive women. However, this hospitality is a deception designed to expose the men to a special gas that causes rapid aging. The narrative focuses on whether the elderly Lupin will be compelled to retire due to the effects of this trap. The story highlights the contrast between the alluring environment and the dangerous reality of the situation, questioning if the legendary thief can overcome this specific threat to his vitality and career.
EP 23A mysterious woman demands Lupin find Marshal Rommel's lost gold or face death.
Mar 13, 1978Fujiko Mine, a mysterious woman who claims to be Fujiko's aunt, gives Lupin an ultimatum: Find Marshal Rommel's lost gold or die! First, Lupin must decipher the location of the gold, written in ancient hieroglyphs. Will Lupin be able to locate the golden treasure? Time is running out!
EP 24Nezumi-Kozou Jirokichi IV proposes an alliance with Goemon to avenge their ancestors' past defeat.
Mar 20, 1978The renowned thief Nezumi-Kozou Jirokichi IV confronts Goemon, revealing that their forebears once competed together in the inaugural International Thieves Championship. They were ultimately defeated by Arsène Lupin, the grandfather of Lupin III. Seeking redemption for their families' dishonor, Nezumi-Kozou suggests that he and Goemon form a partnership to challenge the Lupin clan. The narrative focuses on whether this new alliance can succeed where their ancestors failed, aiming to claim victory against the legendary thief. The story explores the potential clash between these two lineages as they vie for supremacy in the world of theft.
EP 25Lupin's gang infiltrates an African prison to rescue Fujiko from the warden.
Mar 27, 1978Fujiko is held captive by the warden of an African prison. Lupin and his gang infiltrate the facility to break her out. However, they become targets of the Iron Lizards, robotic devices developed to chase fugitives and loaded with explosives. With the Iron Lizards hot on their tail, the group must navigate the dangerous pursuit. The episode questions whether their prison break will end with a bang as they face these explosive threats while trying to secure Fujiko's freedom from the prison's strict control.
EP 26Lupin and Jigen are tricked into targeting each other by Linda and Meyer.
Apr 3, 1978Jigen falls for Linda, a Spanish dancer, while Meyer kidnaps Fujiko to avenge Lupin. Unaware that Linda and Meyer are collaborating, Lupin and Jigen are manipulated into believing their loved ones are threatened. This deception leads the two rivals to aim their weapons at one another. As they prepare to fire, the situation escalates into a deadly standoff. The narrative explores whether their romantic entanglements will result in mutual destruction or if their bond will survive the betrayal orchestrated by their enemies. The episode focuses on the tension between the two men as they face each other under false pretenses.
EP 27Lupin faces persistent Alice during heist for legendary Cinderella Shadow stamp
Apr 10, 1978Legend states that the Cinderella Shadow stamp grants its owner princess status. Lupin and his accomplices execute a heist to acquire this rare item. During the operation, a young girl named Alice, who also desires the stamp, attaches herself to the group. Her cleverness and relentless persistence create significant difficulties for Lupin and his team. The narrative focuses on the friction between the seasoned criminals and the determined child. The story explores whether Alice will succeed in obtaining the legendary stamp and fulfilling her wish to become a princess amidst the chaos of the robbery.
EP 28Detective Melon and Zenigata Team Up to Pursue Lupin's Bank Heist Plan in Paris
Apr 17, 1978Lupin issues a declaration that he intends to steal all funds from every bank in Paris. Detective Melon, granddaughter of Inspector Garimard, is selected to apprehend him alongside Inspector Zenigata. Inspector Garimard was the original rival of Lupin, establishing a generational conflict as their grandchildren now face off. The narrative explores the pursuit between these two rivals as they attempt to stop the massive theft. This summary reflects the premise provided in the source material regarding the characters' relationships and the specific criminal plot involving Parisian banks.
EP 29Lupin faces false accusations from a syndicate using a fake imposter to frame him for torture.
Apr 24, 1978Lupin the Third, a master thief known for his secret Levitation Technique, becomes the target of a crime syndicate’s scheme. The syndicate employs a fake Lupin to torture a man identified as X8, subsequently framing the real Lupin for the crime. This deception is designed to steal the Levitation Technique. The narrative centers on whether X8, driven by vengeance, will accept Lupin’s explanation of the truth or condemn him based on the fabricated evidence. The episode explores the tension between the impostor’s actions and the real Lupin’s attempt to clear his name against a backdrop of criminal manipulation and false identity.
EP 30Lupin and Zenigata kidnapped into Morocco's Foreign Legion while shackled together
May 1, 1978Lupin the Third and Inspector Zenigata are abducted and forced to join the Foreign Legion in Morocco. Before they can escape, they are shackled together at the neck. The two rivals must form an uneasy alliance to execute their breakout. They face the challenge of overcoming their long-standing differences, at least temporarily, to survive their captivity and flee their captors. This forced proximity creates an awkward dynamic as they navigate the dangers of the Legion and their shared predicament. The narrative focuses on their reluctant cooperation and the immediate threat of their imprisonment, highlighting the tension between their opposing natures while they attempt to secure their freedom.
EP 31Swedish twins Latica and Anita fight to the death over a Viking treasure map hidden on their backs.
May 8, 1978Latica and Anita, beautiful Swedish twins, engage in a lethal conflict regarding a Viking treasure map concealed on their backs. Lupin, operating in disguise, discovers the map's secret. However, the map contains an additional hidden secret. The narrative centers on the struggle to determine who will ultimately secure the Viking treasure. This summary reflects the core conflict and mystery presented in the source material without adding external details or spoilers.
EP 32Lupin faces a deadly long-range assassin in a close-quarters confrontation that ends with him shot.
May 15, 1978Lupin and Puma are targeted by a hit order. Puma is a skilled hitman known for his expertise in long-range attacks. He pursues Lupin relentlessly. Instead of fleeing, Lupin chooses to engage Puma directly in a close-range, one-on-one battle. This strategy appears to fail as Lupin is shot during the encounter. The outcome of this dangerous confrontation remains uncertain. Viewers are left wondering if Lupin's soul will finally find peace after this intense and risky showdown with the formidable assassin.
EP 33Lupin pursues a stolen crown at a deceptive black-market auction.
May 22, 1978The stolen Orion's Crown is available at a black-market auction, drawing Lupin’s interest in both the artifact and the proceeds. He must navigate a field of deceitful rivals, including Fujiko, who also seek the prize. Complicating matters, Jigen is employed by the seller while Goemon works for a bidder. As various parties engage in trickery and manipulation to secure the item, the outcome remains uncertain. The narrative focuses on Lupin’s efforts to outsmart these opponents and claim the crown amidst the chaotic and dishonest atmosphere of the auction house.
EP 34Lupin faces Camilla the vampire after excavating a two-thousand-year-old casket containing her and a golden Virgin Mary statuette.
May 29, 1978Archaeologists uncover a casket that is two-thousand-years old, revealing Camilla, a beautiful woman in a near-death state clutching a golden statuette of the Virgin Mary. Lupin attempts to steal the golden artifact, but his plan fails when Camilla, revealed to be a vampire, awakens from her long slumber. The situation escalates dangerously as Camilla seeks revenge, putting Fujiko in peril as a potential sacrifice. Lupin must navigate this chaotic encounter to determine if he can rescue Fujiko from Camilla's wrath and survive the encounter with the ancient vampire.
EP 35Lupin's African Heist Goes Awry When Gorillas Steal the Black Pearl
Jun 5, 1978Lupin and his accomplices attend a gathering in Africa, intending to steal a rare black pearl. Their scheme is interrupted when a group of gorillas invades the event and takes the gem. To recover the item, the group organizes a decoy party to draw the animals back. However, the situation becomes complicated by the suspicion that an unseen individual is controlling the gorillas. The narrative focuses on the chaotic attempt to retrieve the pearl amidst this unexpected interference, raising questions about the true mastermind behind the animal attack.
EP 36Lupin and his gang attempt to decode the treasure hidden within Tsukikage Castle.
Jun 12, 1978Significant wealth is concealed inside Tsukikage Castle, prompting Lupin and his associates to solve a complex code to locate the prize. Their efforts are complicated by the Fuma Ninja Clan, who are simultaneously scheming to seize the riches for their own purposes. The narrative focuses on whether Lupin can successfully interpret the puzzle and secure the treasure before his competitors manage to do so first.
EP 37Lupin and Goemon search for buried treasures in Mongolia
Jun 19, 1978Lupin and Jigen travel to Mongolia to locate the buried treasures of Genghis Khan. At the same time, Goemon visits his ancestor's grave to pay respects and meets Fujiko. She is also in Mongolia, but her goal is to find the buried treasure of Yoshitsune Minamoto. The story follows these separate quests as the characters pursue their respective historical riches. It remains unclear whether their efforts will result in the discovery of either Genghis Khan's or Minamoto's hidden wealth. The narrative focuses on the parallel searches conducted by the different groups in the Mongolian setting.
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.