Lupin the 3rd Part 4

Inspector Zenigata arrives in San Marino after receiving a note from Lupin The Third; Lupin is getting married to Rebecca Rossellini; behind the wedding is Lupin's true goal: to steal San Marino's national treasure, the Royal Crown of Libertas.

A mafia member has proof that Marlow Brozzi, a soccer player from San Marino, is cheating, so Brozzi approaches Lupin for help.

Lupin and the gang manage to steal a fragment of Marie Antoinette's necklace, a treasure connected to Count Cagliostro, but Nix captures Jigen; after receiving orders to retrieve the stolen treasure, Nix pursues Lupin.

A toothache prompts Jigen to rush to a clinic in a ruined town; the doctor, Livia, says she'll only take a look at him if he'll let her hold on to his gun, so he has no choice but to hand it over.

Someone sees Fujiko Mine with the members of a failing circus troupe; a former member of the troupe, Tony Belacastro, known as the Magician, died ten years ago, but the secrets to his magic are written in his Trick Recipes.

Elena is the only one who knows where her late husband hid his fortune; Zenigata shows up to protect her from Lupin's gang; Zenigata and Elena go to her mountain retreat to hide from Lupin, Elena begins to open up to Zenigata.

Nix values his wife and daughters above all others, he keeps his identity as MI6 a secret from them; then some mysterious men kidnap one of his daughters, Bridgette.

Lupin and Jigen visit a castle turned hotel with a reputation for being haunted in search of a treasure belonging to the family that once lived there; crime boss Mamma and her boys dog their every move within the castle's twisting catacombs.

When assassins around the world start dropping like flies, Goemon believes he knows the culprit -- an infamous sharpshooter named Zora; Goemon tries to uphold a vow he made to protect a young fellow assassin who helped him take Zora down years prior.

Lupin faces double trouble when Fujiko and Rebecca both invite him to a party where a wine collector's most famous wine goes up for auction.

When MI6 captures Rebecca during her search for clues stemming from a mysterious book, Lupin and the gang come to her rescue, but cause Agent Nyx to become dangerously infuriated in the process.

Lupin finally deciphers the book left behind by the genius scientist Uraga, and then mysteriously falls asleep; he ends up in a world where it's impossible to tell whether what he sees is a dream or reality.

Zenigata is able to stop several attempts by Lupin to escape from many Italian prisons, but the government can't afford such surveillance, so Zenigata escorts Lupin to an impenetrable cell on a tiny island.

Lupin learns that his stolen Mona Lisa is a fake and the true Mona Lisa is in the possession of the corrupt French politician, Philippe, who is using it to fund his political career.

Lupin goes undercover as a boy's professor in order to reclaim a stolen diamond with a unique power to change the personality of anyone who looks at it.

Lupin, Jigen, and Goemon decide to forget about work for the day and go eat some tasty sushi, but when they hop in the car to leave, they find a dog inside; Lupin promises to drop the dog off with Fujiko.

Greco is a man revered as a savior for defeating evildoers one after another; everyone Greco targets dies within a day; when provoked by Greco, Lupin and the gang head to Greco's church.

A portrait of Lupin appears at a major fashion show in Milan; portraits of Jigen and Goemon show up as well, so the trio heads to Milan, believing it's some sort of challenge.

While shopping with his family, someone shoots Nix and loses consciousness; Percival tells Nix that he wants him to recover the Dragon's Tail, which has been stolen; Lupin III is also after the Dragon's Tail.

Lupin steals the car that the singer Nora Anita loved and drove for nearly half a century; Zenigata and the police are after him, but they won't make a move for fear of damaging the priceless car.

While in Italy, Lupin gets a call from someone claiming to have kidnapped Fujiko; the kidnapper blackmails Lupin into stealing a marionette once owned by Gennai Hiraga and now being kept in a mansion in Tokyo.

Lupin, Jigen, Goemon and Fujiko head to Italy and San Marino for another series of daring heists, chased by the persistent Inspector Zenigata and Nyx, a remarkably keen MI6 agent new to the case.

Leonardo Da Vinci announces that he is unveiling his latest work in San Marino; its title is World Harmony; after the announcement, people all around the Italian Peninsula fall unconscious and Lupin and the gang are no exception.

Rebecca's personality is under Da Vinci's control; in an effort to save her, Lupin delves into her mind, where he struggles with all kinds of traps Da Vinci set; he manages to find Rebecca's memories, but Da Vinci has overwritten them.

Lupin meets Rebecca to sign divorce papers; before they can finish, they are attacked by zombies.

Rebecca remembers the first time she meets Lupin.