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The pink jacket shows up first. Same thief underneath. Lupin the Third, the one who always walks away with the loot, gets a fresh look and a fresh batch of impossible heists. Daisuke Jigen is beside him, one shot and it's over. Goemon carries his sword and says almost nothing. Fujiko smiles, and you already know she's about to take the prize for herself. Every rich man on the planet thinks his vault is safe. Then Lupin proves him wrong. He slips past guards, lies his way through ballrooms, and vanishes with the diamonds before anyone notices the safe is empty. It should be easy. It never is. Because wherever Lupin goes, Inspector Zenigata is somewhere behind, waving his handcuffs and swearing this time will be different. The gang chases treasure across the globe, and the plans fall apart the way they always do. Fujiko wants the same score. Zenigata wants Lupin in a cell. Sometimes Lupin wants the chase more than the money. So who is really playing who, and how long can one thief keep getting away with it?
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Lupin III: Part IIIWatch
TV Series · 1984 · ★ 7,4
The pink jacket shows up first. Same thief underneath. Lupin the Third, the one who always walks away with the loot, gets a fresh look and a fresh batch of impossible heists. Daisuke Jigen is beside him, one shot and it's over. Goemon carries his sword and says almost nothing. Fujiko smiles, and you already know she's about to take the prize for herself.
Every rich man on the planet thinks his vault is safe. Then Lupin proves him wrong. He slips past guards, lies his way through ballrooms, and vanishes with the diamonds before anyone notices the safe is empty. It should be easy. It never is. Because wherever Lupin goes, Inspector Zenigata is somewhere behind, waving his handcuffs and swearing this time will be different.
The gang chases treasure across the globe, and the plans fall apart the way they always do. Fujiko wants the same score. Zenigata wants Lupin in a cell. Sometimes Lupin wants the chase more than the money. So who is really playing who, and how long can one thief keep getting away with it?