Lupin III: Part III
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EP 25Lupin's gang accepts a priest's request to retrieve the Dove's Eggs for Spoonland's children.
Jan 19, 1985The genuine Dove's Eggs were exchanged for counterfeits during Spoonland's civil war and are currently held by Prime Minister Hatcher. After Lupin announces his plan to steal the jewels, Hatcher tasks Inspector Zenigata with protecting them and capturing the thief, promising him a knighthood from the Queen if he succeeds. Zenigata becomes more determined than ever to catch Lupin. The gang must decide if they can execute this charitable theft while Zenigata strives to earn his title. The outcome hinges on whether Lupin's team can outsmart the inspector or if Zenigata will finally secure the eggs and his new rank.
EP 26Lupin Gang Targets Gold Pinball in New York While Goemon Encounters a Ghost
Jan 26, 1985Lupin and his accomplices travel to New York City with the objective of stealing a solid gold pinball machine. To execute the plan, Lupin, Jigen, and Fujiko board a casino cruise ship and determine that Goemon’s Zantetsuken sword is essential for the heist. Concurrently, Goemon is fishing along the Hudson River when he catches a human skeleton. Shortly after, he becomes the target of attention from Lily, a beautiful young ghost who haunts him. The narrative explores whether this spectral admirer will assist or obstruct the criminal operation. The story intertwines the gang's preparation for the robbery with Goemon's supernatural encounter, creating a conflict between the heist requirements and the unexpected haunting.
EP 27Lupin pursues the sunken Star of Alaska ring amid Soviet, CIA, and KGB threats.
Feb 2, 1985Lupin and his gang chase Flight 107, which is shot down by Soviet Union planes after straying into restricted airspace. The submerged aircraft carries the Star of Alaska, a ring Lupin believes is his engagement gift for Fujiko. Fujiko had promised to marry him if he retrieves this specific item. However, Lupin discovers that both the CIA and KGB are also hunting for the artifact. The situation becomes complicated as multiple intelligence agencies converge on the crash site. Lupin must navigate these dangerous political tensions to secure the ring. The narrative questions the true nature of the Star of Alaska and whether it remains recoverable from the ocean floor amidst the escalating international conflict.
EP 28The Star of Alaska Is A Ticket To Hell
Feb 9, 1985A ring known as the Star of Alaska contains a unique wheat seed capable of surviving minus 40 degrees. This valuable resource attracts the attention of both the CIA and the KGB, who are eager to acquire it. Lupin and his associates take Barbara, the woman holding the key to the ring's location, under their protection. However, Jigen harbors a personal vendetta against Barbara's husband, George. The group must navigate this dangerous situation while the intelligence agencies close in. The fate of the seed and the potential repetition of past conflicts remain uncertain as tensions rise among the characters involved in this high-stakes pursuit.
EP 29Lupin plans a lunar honeymoon after stealing Marie Antoinette's wedding dress and ring.
Feb 16, 1985Lupin is ecstatic after securing Fujiko's hand in marriage, a feat accomplished by stealing Marie Antoinette's wedding dress and ring. He intends to take her on a romantic honeymoon to the moon, but first must locate a rocket scientist capable of making the journey. The narrative questions whether the church organ will successfully play the wedding march for the couple as they prepare for this ambitious and unconventional trip.
EP 30Lupin serves Sara a cocktail named Revenge while gold is transported in the rain
Feb 23, 1985During a rainy night, Lupin works as a bartender for a woman named Sara while a large shipment of gold is transported under cover of darkness. He prepares a drink called Revenge for her, which he promises will kill the man responsible for taking over her father's bank and murdering him. The narrative questions whether the combination of revenge and thievery creates the perfect cocktail. This summary is based on the provided source material from Crunchyroll.
EP 31Lupin's gang uses a stolen Renoir painting to target Ghellon's collection in Mexico.
Mar 2, 1985Lupin and his accomplices steal a valuable painting of a young girl from a Renoir exhibition. They use this artwork as bait to execute a heist on Ghellon, the wealthiest man in Mexico. Ghellon is also known as the Merchant of Death for good reason. As Lupin attempts to steal Ghellon's impressive art collection, the situation shifts repeatedly with each move. The tables turn constantly during the operation. It remains uncertain whether Lupin will successfully acquire the precious collection or if Ghellon's reputation will lead to their downfall. The narrative focuses on the strategic battle between the thief and the wealthy collector.
EP 32Lupin III steals a presidential limousine key for a ten million dollar payment
Mar 9, 1985John Decker, an oil tycoon from Colorado, hires Lupin to steal the US presidential limousine, promising a reward of 10 million dollars. Lupin infiltrates Chase Manhattan Bank to acquire the vehicle's spare key, but he soon discovers that his client harbors a darker agenda. As the situation unfolds, Lupin finds himself framed for the crime and forced to take the blame. The narrative questions whether Lupin can ultimately clear his name and save the President of the United States from the unfolding danger.
EP 33Lupin protects a genius boy holding seawater purification data from Macintosh Jewelry
Mar 16, 1985Lupin and his crew observe Macintosh Jewelry, the world's most expensive jewelry store, while inadvertently rescuing a kidnapped child. The boy is revealed to be a genius possessing data for a revolutionary invention capable of converting seawater into fresh drinking water. The owner of Macintosh Jewelry kidnaps Fujiko to demand the boy in exchange for the data. Lupin must safeguard the boy's secret from Macintosh while navigating this dangerous situation. The episode explores the conflict between Lupin's group and the jewelry owner, raising questions about who holds the greatest intelligence in this high-stakes confrontation involving valuable technology and hostages.
EP 34Lupin faces a bounty after stealing empty suitcases from the New York Mafia
Mar 23, 1985Lupin and his accomplices successfully steal a secret cash hoard belonging to the New York Mafia. However, the containers they took are discovered to be filled with old newspapers rather than money. In response to this deception, the Mafia places a substantial bounty on Lupin’s head. Consequently, Inspector Zenigata pursues him while numerous other individuals in New York attempt to claim the reward. The situation escalates as Lupin must navigate these threats to determine if he can retrieve the actual funds or if he will perish in the Hudson River.
EP 35Lupin and Zenigata seek shelter in a cabin while hunting for disguised thieves who stole gold.
Mar 30, 1985Lupin and his accomplices attempt to steal five tons of gold from the Fontaubert Bank's underground vault, only to discover that two disguise artists named John and Mary have already taken the treasure. During the search for these rivals, Inspector Zenigata captures Lupin. The two enemies are forced to take refuge from a severe snowstorm in a remote mountain cabin belonging to an elderly couple. Their isolation is quickly disrupted by a sudden influx of unexpected visitors. The narrative follows the characters as they navigate this chaotic situation, questioning whether Lupin can recover the stolen gold and if his original scheme will succeed despite the interference.
EP 36Lupin Gang Steals Eagle Amidst Fujiko's Betrayal and Royal Romance
Apr 6, 1985Lupin and his accomplices successfully steal the Eagle of Helazard from a luxury cruise ship. However, Fujiko betrays the group at the last moment and escapes with the artifact. This action creates a complex love triangle involving Lupin and Prince Fallon of Helazard, who has won Fujiko's affection. Prince Fallon views the Eagle as the essential key to overthrowing Tolfa, the dictator of Helazard, and restoring the kingdom. The narrative focuses on whether Fujiko will ultimately choose Prince Fallon over Lupin and if the associated prophecy will come to pass.
EP 37Inspector Zenigata's Rage After Learning of Anne's Death
Apr 20, 1985Anne tearfully accuses Lupin of causing her family's misfortunes, prompting Inspector Zenigata to intensify his pursuit. Upon discovering that Lupin shot Anne dead, Zenigata undergoes a drastic change in demeanor, snapping into a state of uncontrollable rage. This transformation signals a dangerous new phase in the conflict, as Lupin and his gang realize they are now facing an Inspector who is a formidable and terrifying force to be reckoned with. The narrative raises questions regarding the true status of Anne's life, adding uncertainty to the escalating tension between the detective and the thief.
EP 38Lupin and Letizia Seek the Little Mermaid's Arm to Free Goemon
Apr 27, 1985Goemon is imprisoned for allegedly severing the Little Mermaid's arm. Roman, Chief of the Copenhagen Tourist Bureau, promises release upon the arm's return. Suspecting a trap, Lupin agrees to recover the artifact from the Santa Maria wreckage with assistance from Letizia, a dolphin. The true objective of the conspirators lies within the arm itself. Lupin must navigate this deception to retrieve the item and prevent his companions from facing arrest by Inspector Zenigata.
EP 39Lupin Gang Helps Inspector Zenigata Retrieve Stolen Gold After Assassination Attempt
May 11, 1985A mysterious army steals three tons of gold while Inspector Zenigata is on duty. His superiors blame Lupin for the theft and hold Zenigata responsible. Zenigata barely keeps his job and suffers serious injuries from an assassination attempt. Feeling sorry for him and wanting to clear their name, Lupin and his gang decide to help retrieve the gold. The story questions whether Inspector Zenigata will accept Lupin's unexpected assistance in recovering the stolen treasure.
EP 40Lupin targets a rigged fifty million dollar lottery jackpot
May 25, 1985Obsessed with a fifty million dollar prize, Lupin learns the lottery is fixed by Tony, the Lottery Commission President, who controls the machines to ensure specific numbers are drawn. Refusing to rely on luck, Lupin plans to tamper with the equipment before the draw. He must bypass an elaborate security system to reach the machines. The story follows his attempt to manipulate the outcome and win the jackpot despite the obstacles.
EP 41Lupin Gang Targets Dictator's Treasure Amidst Caribbean Coup Chaos
Jun 8, 1985Lupin and his associates discover an impending coup in a Caribbean nation and intend to seize the dictator's wealth during the unrest. They successfully infiltrate the mansion, only to find the treasure has already vanished. Concurrently, Daisuke Jigen is wounded by an unidentified woman while operating under a disguise. The narrative questions the fate of the missing riches and whether the mysterious woman's personal desires will be fulfilled amidst the political turmoil and criminal complications.
EP 42Lupin targets the corrupt Rondo Insurance Company for a pyramid scheme payout
Jun 22, 1985Count Bone and Lord Wave run the Rondo Insurance Company, presenting themselves as refined English gentlemen while utilizing dishonest methods to generate profit. Lupin devises a scheme to insure a counterfeit pyramid with the intention of stealing the resulting insurance payout. The narrative explores whether Lupin can outmaneuver the duo using their own unethical strategies. This summary reflects the plot details provided in the source material regarding the conflict between Lupin and the insurance operators.
EP 43Lupin and Fujiko plot to steal royal treasures after Queen Gretchen's suspicious death in Monaka
Jun 29, 1985Queen Gretchen of the Kingdom of Monaka dies in a car accident, prompting Lupin to mourn her as a former Hollywood actress. Fujiko suspects the King was involved, and her intuition proves correct. The King plans to marry a new Cinderella. Lupin and Fujiko scheme to steal royal treasures and avenge Gretchen, but their plan encounters unexpected complications. The narrative questions who will achieve a happy ending amidst the chaos and betrayal surrounding the royal succession and the theft attempt.
EP 44Lupin Gang Plans Heist Amidst Children Claiming Paternity During Jewelry Show
Jul 6, 1985Jewelers from across the nation gather in New York City for an annual tradeshow, displaying an inventory valued at 20 million dollars. Lupin and his accomplices intend to steal the entire collection, but their plans are complicated when several children assert that Lupin is their father. While Daisuke Jigen and Goemon initially find the situation amusing, they eventually become entangled in the same predicament. The group must navigate the challenges of sudden fatherhood while attempting to execute their criminal objectives without further disruption to their heist.
EP 45Lupin's Gang Secures The Key But Loses The Safe To Rival Thieves
Jul 20, 1985Lupin and his accomplices acquire an unbreakable safe belonging to Pinkerton but lack the key. Lupin infiltrates the prison where Pinkerton was once incarcerated, locating the key inside his former cell. With both items secured, the gang faces a new threat when Carlos, Pinkerton’s younger brother and a mob boss, steals the safe from their hideout. Simultaneously, Fujiko and her new partner pursue the same target. The situation escalates as multiple parties compete for possession of the valuable item, raising questions about who holds the greatest conning skill among them.
EP 46Lupin III and Fujiko's Betrayal on a Deserted Island
Jul 27, 1985Lupin steals Hina dolls from the US Vice President at Fujiko's request, unaware it is a trap set by her and Barracuda. The dolls contain evidence of a secret US-Japan military deal, which the pair plan to use for extortion. Betrayed by Fujiko, Lupin and his gang are stranded on a deserted island. The group must find a way to escape the isolation while facing uncertainty regarding the fate of Goemon's Zantetsuken sword. This episode explores the consequences of the heist and the gang's struggle for survival after being abandoned by their trusted associate.
EP 47Goemon vows to help a sick boy recover his father's treasure map painting
Aug 17, 1985After mafia members murder a man to seize his wealth, he hides a fortune map in a painting before dying. Goemon feels pity for the young boy suffering from a terminal illness and promises to retrieve the artwork. The story follows Goemon's attempt to fulfill this vow while Lupin attempts to uncover the secrets hidden within the painting. The narrative questions whether Goemon can succeed in his mission and if Lupin will manage to decode the clues left by the deceased father. This summary reflects the core conflict involving the stolen fortune, the dying boy, and the two protagonists' differing approaches to solving the mystery.
EP 48Lupin and Maria transport a fake diamond containing state secrets to Kingsland
Aug 31, 1985The KL Foundation of Kingsland purchases the 1 billion dollar Hades' Tear diamond and its statue. Lupin and Jigen steal the gem but discover it is merely a glass ball. The Foundation reveals the replica holds national secrets and hires Lupin to smuggle it back. He teams up with Maria to deliver the item to Kingsland. The group faces uncertainty regarding whether Lupin is being deceived by the Foundation's true intentions during this high-stakes transport mission.
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- How many episodes does Lupin III: Part III have?
- Lupin III: Part III has 50 episodes.
- When did Lupin III: Part III come out?
- Lupin III: Part III came out in 1984.
- Which studio made Lupin III: Part III?
- Lupin III: Part III was produced by Tokyo Movie Shinsha.
- Who directed Lupin III: Part III?
- Lupin III: Part III was directed by Kenji Kodama.
- Is Lupin III: Part III finished?
- Current status of Lupin III: Part III: Finished.