Lupin the Third Part 2

It's been a long time since Jigen, Goemon and Fujiko last heard from Lupin; then one day, they each receive an invitation from Lupin for a reunion aboard the luxury liner Sirloin.

An international soccer game is taking place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and Lupin has his eyes on the box office and betting takes.

An old man who supposedly knows the secret to Hitler's legacy lives in East Germany within the Berlin Wall; Lupin tracks the old man down, but the old man can't recall anything about the legacy.

At Loch Ness in Scotland, the mysterious monster Nessie reveals itself from the lake, charmed by Fujiko's singing; seeing this, Doctor Oz decides to use Fujiko to capture Nessie for his own gain.

Fujiko and a mystery man have an enticing job for Lupin: stealing a ton of gold bullion from a Swiss bank renowned for its tight security.

A man is threatening to destroy the Leaning Tower of Pisa with a device that generates artificial earthquakes; the Italian government meets the culprits, but Lupin takes the ransom for himself.

Lupin has stolen the golden death mask of Tutankhamen, the ancient Egyptian pharaoh known as the boy king; when Lupin tries on the golden death mask, he becomes possessed by a curse.

The Trans Europe Superexpress train has departed Venice and is headed to France; onboard the Superexpress is crime boss Don Marcino's ill-gotten treasures; Lupin and his gang attempt to heist them.

Lupin meets the grandson of the Ukiyoe master Toushusai Sharaku and learns that he has been switching his own works with his grandfather's originals; all he wants is to be buried with his grandfather's paintings.

Lupin and Fujiko have been invited to a party hosted by a member of Paris' high society, but the party turns out to be a trap; Fujiko is taken hostage and Lupin has a bomb strapped to his waist.

Lupin is in Monaco to race his new toy in the Monaco Grand Prix; Lupin ends up losing both his money and race car in a fixed poker game at the casino.

A rare bottle of Bordeaux commissioned by Napoleon for his beloved wife Josephine is to be given to the President of the United States as a Christmas present; Lupin decides to steal the wine.

A criminal gang has hidden a microfilm containing the manufacturing process for artificial diamonds developed by NASA in one of Inspector Zenigata's molars.

Forward Hees, the world's richest man, suddenly dies of a mysterious death and leaves a large ruby to Fujiko in his will; after inheriting the ruby, Fujiko comes down with the same mysterious fever.

A count challenges Lupin to steal a gemstone named Dracula's Tear from on board his airship, which he staffs with several formidable detectives, including Inspector Zenigata.

Lupin is suffering from transformation sickness, an illness that transforms him into a cold-blooded criminal at the stroke of midnight and leaves him with no recollection of his crime spree.

A small Arab nation receives a blackmail notice asking them to pay 100 million dollars or have their oil fields blown up; Lupin targets the money, but his plans are hindered.

The world's largest emerald, The Black Panther, gets its name from the black panther that appears inside it; after taking the emerald, Lupin stashes it away; Fujiko receives the beautiful, though stolen, jewel for her birthday from Lupin.

Marukin Safe Company is forced into bankruptcy after Lupin cracks open their impenetrable safes; to test his own skills, Marukin's son challenges Lupin to open a safe he has designed.

While trying to snag General Hatler's prize medallion containing a fifty-carat ruby, Lupin inadvertently reels in Hatler's biggest secret: his toupee; General Hatler orders Lupin to be killed.

Upon returning to Japan, Goemon finds his master on the brink of death; Jinkuro, a fellow disciple, had stolen half of the scroll containing the Secret Arts of the Iga Ninja.

Lupin and Jigen are in a remote area going after a mysterious treasure when they save a woman being chased by hoodlums; the woman invites the two back to her sister's manor full of beautiful women.

A woman claiming to be Fujiko's aunt gives Lupin an ultimatum: find Marshal Rommel's lost gold or die; Lupin must decipher the location of the gold, which is written in ancient hieroglyphs.

The thief Nezumi-Kozou Jirokichi IV appears before Goemon and reveals that their ancestors competed in the first International Thieves Championship together but were defeated by Lupin's grandfather.

The warden of an African prison holds Fujiko captive; Lupin and his gang infiltrate the prison and attempt to break Fujiko out, but they become the target of the Iron Lizards.

Linda, a beautiful dancer, has stolen Jigen's heart and a vengeful Meyer has taken Fujiko hostage; unaware that Linda and Meyer are working together, Lupin and Jigen are set up to kill each other.

According to legend, a stamp named the Cinderella Shadow is said to make its owner a princess; Lupin and his gang pull off the heist, but a girl named Alice who also wants the stamp tags along.

Lupin has sent a notice declaring he will steal all the cash from every bank in Paris; Detective Melon, the granddaughter of Inspector Ganimard, is chosen to catch Lupin alongside Inspector Zenigata.

As a master thief, Lupin has many secret techniques up his sleeve and one of them is his levitation technique; a crime syndicate plots a trick, where a fake Lupin tortures a man known as X8 and frames the real Lupin.

Lupin and his arch-nemesis Inspector Zenigata are kidnapped and are forcibly conscripted into the French Foreign Legion in Morocco; they end up shackled together and have to work together to make a run for it.

In Stockholm, twins Latica and Anita constantly fight over who gets to claim the hidden Viking treasure that their father discovered; they each have half of a map that leads to the Viking treasure tattooed on their backs.

A hit has been ordered on Lupin, and Puma, a formidable hit man, who specializes in long-range attacks, is on his trail; Lupin takes his chances with a one-on-one showdown at close range against Puma.

Orion's Crown has been stolen and is up for grabs at a black-market auction; Lupin has his eyes on the crown and the auction money, but he must outsmart the other parties vying for the crown first.

A 2000-year-old casket has been excavated; inside the casket is Camilla, a beautiful woman in a near-death state who holds a golden statuette of the Virgin Mary; Lupin attempts to steal it.

Lupin and his gang are attending a party in Africa, waiting to snatch a rare black pearl; their plan goes awry when a gang of gorillas crashes the party and steals the black pearl.

Massive riches are hidden inside Tsukikage Castle; Lupin and his gang must decipher a code to find out the whereabouts of the great treasure.

Lupin and Jigen head to Mongolia in search of Genghis Khan's treasures; Goemon is visiting his ancestors' grave to pay his respects when he encounters Fujiko.

The ICPO chief promises to erase Fujiko's criminal record in exchange for her cooperation in arresting Lupin.

Lupin and Jigen sneak on board a ship smuggling diamonds; what they find on board are several thousand chickens.

Lupin and his gang steal a suitcase containing Costa Rican diamonds, only to find Inspector Zenigata inside the fake shipment; the real diamonds are being shipped to Puerto Rico inside a missile.

While Lupin, Goemon and Jigen are all in Monaco, a beautiful young girl asks all three to bring her one fantastically exotic item.

Onabes' final voyage is nothing short of extravagant with a ship full of beautiful women and fine art; everything goes as planned when Lupin infiltrates the ship disguised as a woman until the bachelor he's trying to rob falls in love with him.

Lupin is in Hong Kong for a vacation when he is asked to find a woman in exchange for help in escaping from Inspector Zenigata.

The Sleeping Lion, a statue made of solid gold, is being transported to a museum by a specially armored airtight car; Lupin steals the armored car together with the statue.

Lupin manages to steal crime boss Mulligan's precious jewels, but the jewels are taken by Fujiko; Mulligan, unaware that Fujiko has his jewels, hires a skilled gunman to take them back.

Lupin is auctioned at the Wanted Club, a place that sells criminals as slaves; Dr. Derange wins Lupin and plans to use him as a human guinea pig on his deserted island.

Lupin has his eyes on the royal family's Imperial State Crown; thanks to Scotland Yard's Inspector Dover, stealing it won't be easy.

Lupin sets his sight on the underground vault of a bank, but its extremely touchy alarm will make the heist difficult.

Lupin meets Jacqueline, a woman has amassed a fortune and impressive jewel collection via several divorces and a couple of deceased husbands; his plan was to steal her diamond collection, but he falls into the same trap so many men before him did.

An illicit auction selling smuggled treasures takes place; Lupin targets the auction and discovers the auctioneer is Cornelia, the woman he once loved who is supposed to have died saving his life.

Lupin reunites with Cornelia; Cornelia is caught between the lies her father tells her and her memories of love for Lupin.

Fujiko discovers that the Holy Scripture for Immortality is hidden within the jungles of Thailand; Emmanuelle Poirot, a cold-hearted beauty, is after them as well.

Phantoma Mark III, grandson of the mysterious master thief and disguise artist Phantoma, is plotting to take over the world.

The aging Inspector Hanshichi Mikawa, who failed to capture Lupin 10 years ago, is viewed as a nuisance by his peers at the downtown police station.

Lupin and his gang steal the 36 Views of Mt. Fuji, a famous series of 46 woodblock prints, from the exhibition hall; a gang calling itself the Shiranami Five challenges Lupin head-on.

Siding with the Shiranami Five, Goemon challenges Lupin to a one-on-one duel; the Shiranami Five steals the 36 Views, but one of its members, Kikuko Benten, betrays her gang.

Inspector Zenigata swipes a throwing coin owned by his great Edo-era ancestor Heiji Zenigata while he's viewing the inside of an incredible new safe protected by Professor Hunter's supercomputer.

A diamond meant to adorn a ballerina's forehead, the Aurora Drop, contains a special remote-control device; Monica, the ballerina who once wore it, rescues a wounded Jigen, and he helps her defect.

Lupin is stopped by a monstrously huge Fujiko on his way home; the giant Fujiko turns out to be an illusion created by Madame X; Lupin learns Madame X's hobby is collecting famous people.

Bandit leader Basara is determined to sniff out the location of the diamonds Lupin has hidden somewhere in India; armed with his sinister invention, the Suicide Ray Gun, he tries to make Lupin talk.

Trouble is all but guaranteed when a crime boss and an arms merchant join hands; the two set their eyes on Goemen's sword, which can split a tank in half.

Jigen and Goemon have sent a letter saying they are being held captive in a small but terrifying village; Lupin arrives in the village to rescue them, but Jigen and Goemon are acting oddly.

Don Kecchi, the wealthiest man in America, is terminally ill and has announced that he's donating his entire fortune to charity; Lupin steals Kecchi's money and shoots Fujiko.

Margaret Tiffany, the owner of Tiffany's and a TV anchor, hires Lupin and his gang to rob her jewelry store on live TV; Lupin initially refuses but ends up having to go through with it.

A princess of a small Silk Road country has been kidnapped; Lupin and his gang are persuaded to rescue Princess Yasmin in exchange for a stomach full of holy curry meant for the gods.

Here comes Beauty, the assassin hired by ICPO Headquarters to knock off Lupin; overwhelmed by Beauty's powerful DumDum bullets, Lupin narrowly escapes with his life.

Lupin and his gang head to the country of Kimasan after hearing the country possesses mountains of treasure; they sneak across the border but are captured by the giants who rule the country.

Casino Paradise is an artificial island owned and operated by Domino, a casino tycoon; Domino decides to run for president; he has a near endless supply of campaign funds, so the only way he can lose is if Lupin steals all the money.

Political fixer Pomade Jaws trusts no one, not even his wife Laura; he's stored the scandalous secrets of various world leaders inside a voice-activated safe.

Lupin, Jigen and Goemon have turned themselves in to the FBI, but it's all part of the plan; their real goal is to break out old man Clyde Barlow, who was once known as a genius bank robber.

Isamu Kondo III, grandson of the leader of the Shinsengumi, hires Lupin and his gang to recover a golden cannon sunk by the shogunate forces in the Tsugaru Strait.

Ellery Queen, the owner of the legendary sapphire called The Eye of Solomon, is also the owner of a football team; Lupin discovers Queen on the brink of death.

The 3rd Thieves Olympic is about to be held in Japan, and Lupin and Jigen are in it to win it; if they win this year's getaway race, they'll become the first-ever triple crown winners.

The world's largest diamond has been discovered in South Africa and Lupin has his eyes on the prize.

Fujiko decides to marry Huffner for his jewelry collection, disregarding the rumor that Huffner's brides always die a mysterious death within a few weeks of their wedding.

Jigen receives a letter from Sister Angelica and heads to the African country of Borodias; Sister Angelica wants Jigen's help to rescue Dr. Othello, the leader of the country's independence movement.

The ICPO tries a different approach to capturing Lupin: astrology; it enlists the help of Marianne, a clairvoyant who can read Lupin's actions using astrological predictions and her crystal ball.

Fujiko calls Lupin from Professor Pot's lab claiming he made a robot that manufactures diamonds.

Fujiko invites Lupin and his company to a classical concert conducted by Kyoransky from the International Philharmonic after they get a good look at Kyoransky's baton, which is studded with a diamond.

Lupin goes to prison intending to make Silver spill what he did with the loot, only to discover that a new top-of-the-line prison was built over the site where he hid the money.

Lupin is after the Golden Bell, symbol of the monarchy of Beltenberg and precious tourist attraction; the bell that sparkles in the belfry is just a brass replica.

Zenigata is taken hostage from ICPO Headquarters; the terrorists demand to swap him with their boss, but ICPO refuses; since Zenigata is no further use to them, the terrorists are bound to kill him.

The Smith Gang hit-man company was once the best in the business, but they're suffering now from tough competition; the chairman Smith considers running TV ads to revive his business.

ICPO Bureau Chief Jasmine is an able commissioner; she uses the governor to spur Zenigata into action; but Jasmine plans to make this mission her very last at ICPO so she could get married.

Nightlight Mask murders the Duke of Le Mond and steals his diamonds, and with the ICPO having trouble solving the case, they induct mystery author Conan Dorill as a special inspector.

There is a news report that a diamond called the Phoenix's Tear had been stolen; Lupin's been caught on security cameras, but he has no recollection of having done the deed.

Lupin's target is the Vatican Crown, located at the North Pole; he devises a plan to relocate penguins at the South Pole to the North Pole in order to thwart pesky Fujiko.

The World Crime Prevention Devices Association has developed a killer safe that sends many safe crackers to their graves, but Lupin takes the challenge to steal what it guards.

Lupin crashes crime boss Markane's masquerade party, but the party was just a ruse to entrap Lupin; Lupin gets hanged by rope in the dark and is made the target of Markane's murder game.

Lupin gets called out to New York where he rescues a girl hunted by the organization Red Spider; Lupin tries to help the girl suffering from amnesia using hypnosis, but he gets hypnotized instead.

Old man Piccolo taught Lupin the art of thievery 15 years ago; learning that his widowed wife had all of her belongings impounded by the police, Lupin promises her to get them all back.

Lupin and crew sneak into Peking's Imperial Palace Museum to steal Emperor Shi's jade mahjong set, but they wind up getting chased by a gang.

Superman is flying all around New York while lots of banks are getting robbed; Inspector McLeod investigates.

Lupin steals a statue called the Stone Child from the Metropolitan Art Museum; he and Fujita make their getaway in a Cessna, but they crash at the Bermuda Triangle.

Foodie and gourmet aficionado Baron Gourmel says he wants to eat Lupin's brain; he offers his own jewelry collection which is worth 70 million dollars to anyone who could capture Lupin.

Lupin learns that his grandfather Arsene Lupin's secret treasures are buried in his grave; he discovers that the treasures are items that have been acquired by the governments of the US, UK and the Soviet Union.

Lupin and Jigen are surrounded, as usual, as they are trying to escape after a jewelry theft; somebody shoots at Zenigata and hits him dead-on; Lupin learns of the event the next morning.

Lupin and crew are after a one-of-a-kind gold coin of Hannibal hidden in the chest of the prime minister of the Duchy of Blanco; amidst their scheming, Jigen is challenged to a duel with a man named Stoneman.

The prime minister of France has run up a huge tab with Maxim of Paris, and orders the Louvre Museum proprietor to sell a painting to cover his bill.

Lupin sneaks into the Palace of Versailles to steal Marie Antoinette's jeweled crown.

Lupin is told by Fujiko to steal a pistol of the Wilhelm family worth 500 million pounds; a man named Jim Benkei steals Jigen's favorite Magnum.

Lupin is after the various jewels at the World Fair in Los Angeles.

Lupin has to steal a golden bed that Louis XIV made for Josephine; he makes a plan with Jigen and Goemon, but the owner of the bed, Morgan, is an opponent who has WWII military experience.

The Heike Clan and Minamoto Clan once battled on Devil's Head Island at the inland sea of Seto.

Vivian dreams of becoming a star some day, but her auditions are a bust, so she thinks of using Lupin to become famous.

Louis XIV and Marie Antoinette's Hope Diamond is safeguarded by a maximum security device at the Smithsonian Museum, but Fujiko provokes Lupin to steal the diamond.

Lupin and crew go to hot springs for rest and relaxation and sake and bourbon.

Lupin tries to dodge a hitman called Tiger, but Tiger is one step ahead of Lupin.

Lupin and friends go to the horse racetrack, but winning isn't as easy as stealing.

Catherine provokes Jigen to steal a diamond from her own mansion, but she has ulterior motives.

Wolf and Rose are hitmen who want to rise the top of the hitman business by killing Lupin.

The painting "The First Supper" has been kept by the Clan of Judah for generations, hidden at a fortress called Demon Rock.

When the Mona Lisa gets sent to Arabia, with Zenigata in charge of security, Lupin wants it for his collection.

On New Year's Eve, Lupin is after the Golden Treasure Ship at Mount Horai; it's said that the Seven Lucky Gods conferred this treasure, which is shown in public only once a year.

As usual, Lupin is tossed to and fro by Fujiko; a man named Buckingham comes to him and sells him disguise chewing gum.

The island of Rabaul has many remains of Japanese casualties of the Pacific War; it's said that Captain Cook's secret treasure is hidden there, worth one billion pounds.

Lupin, Jigen, Zenigata, and Fujiko break into the Bank of Stockholm, but Fujiko deceives them and tries to take the money.

Lupin and friends search for a pirate's treasure, but they are hindered by an organization called the Red Ghost.

Lupin finds a piece of paper in a hat, an heirloom of Arsene Lupin; it's information regarding an opal statue of Venus; Lupin figures its ownership is his birthright and heads to Gregoire's castle.

Zenigata gets a pie-throwing gun, and is ordered to capture Lupin; Lupin and Fujiko contemplate Napoleon's treasures.

Francoise's father scolds her and tells her to stay away from thieves, but Francoise devises a plan to approach Lupin anyway.

Professor Pancho and his wife conceptualize a popcorn machine in the U.S. that can increase the quantity of corn by a million times, but producing the actual device will cost them a fortune.

Someone kidnaps Fujiko and, for ransom, Lupin must steal a jeweled crown worth 100 million dollars; Lupin and friends head to the museum in Iran where their objective lies, and discover the museum displays it above a fountain of sulfuric acid.

Lady Black and Fujiko have a bet: whoever kills Lupin will get the loser's entire jewelry collection; Lady Black lures Lupin using Fujiko so she could kill him.

Lupin has just stolen from Boss Largo's casino profits, and Largo wants Lupin dead.

The morning paper reports that Lupin stole a 100-karat diamond that was being used in a musical, but he knows he didn't do it.

Lupin finds the missing painting "Nude Venus" in a mansion that belongs to the president of Jamaica.

The master of surrealism Monsieur Dare had spent three years working on his masterpiece, but news is out that the great object of art got stolen.

Goemon wants to settle a score, so he heads to a bank to meet his foe, not knowing it's a trap.

Someone steals Lupin's stash of Napoleon's cash, but he catches the culprit and tries to make him confess; Lupin learns he's one of the followers of the Fandar cult, and heads to their holy land of Fandara.

Lupin learns about a treasure in a volcano on Cleo Island, but it can only be reached when the volcano isn't active.

Lupin is disguised as a boiler room worker, and steals diamonds from a poorly guarded safe.

Lupin finds out about the jewel Poison Trio of the Borges family and decides to steal it after Fujiko goads him.

Lupin goes on a safe-cracking rampage and rakes in ten million francs; he needs the money to purchase the world's only rare Gold Butterfly at an auction; but Lupin drops the ten million francs.

Lupin scopes a jewelry museum where the billion-dollar gem Cleopatra's Tear is displayed, but he can't get to it because the display case is secured by high-voltage electricity.

No thief has ever succeeded in stealing the secret gem of Pompeii's nunnery guarded by venomous snakes; even Arsene Lupin gave up on it due to his hatred of snakes, but Lupin takes on the challenge.

Though the tycoon Steel replaces all his bodily organs with artificial organs to live, he's told that he only has a week to live; to prolong his life, he needs to receive a brain transplant.

Famous gourmand and field mice scientist Salmon Whitney is also known as the chairman of a Canadian diamond-mining operation; Lupin is after his diamonds, which will go on auction in Paris.

Coaxed by Fujiko, Lupin decides to steal the diamond chandelier from the Kremlin Palace; he disguises himself as Zenigata and infiltrates the palace, but government police soldier Natasha captures him.

England's Lord Weather provokes Lupin with a bet and dares him to steal Red Arrow away from him; Lupin takes the challenge as it's a matter of pride, but Jigen wants no part of it.

Miami Bank is on the verge of bankruptcy after its last customers close their accounts; the bank manager devises a plan to revive the bank and drums up news that his bank had been raided by Lupin.

Thief brothers Nanja-Monja have been in the business since the days of Arsene Lupin; they decide to induct Lupin as a tourist attraction for the Republic of Karchina, but first they abduct Fujiko.

Fujiko joins Lupin and his gang who are camping and cooking sukiyaki; people hunt Fujiko, and gunfire is exchanged; Fujiko gets captured and Lupin's sukiyaki meal gets ruined.

Fujiko is the model for Norway's famous sculptor Vingel's crystal mermaid statue; she believes him when he says he will give it to her the day it is finished, but Vingel gets greedy and sells it.

Lupin tries to steal a bunch of diamonds from a diamond auction; but the auction auditorium at the Marine Tower above a skyscraper, and there is only one transparent elevator to get there.

Lupin heads to Mecca to steal Mohammed's treasure, but first he is confronted by Patra Lawrence, the granddaughter of Lawrence of Arabia, who is the chief of Mecca's special police headquarters.

Lupin and his gang's target is the Jovich Piano installed in a music hall built around it; there is no door large enough in the hall to carry the piano out.

Lupin is after a shipment of diamonds; he sneaks into the storage in the middle of the night but Zenigata was onto him; Lupin escapes with the help of Jigen and Goemon, but Fujiko gets captured.

Don Hero hires expert marksman Minnesota Fats to kill off all sharpshooters in the world.

It's said that immense sums of money confiscated from organized crime get transported to a Swiss bank by ICPO once a year; naturally, Lupin wants a piece of that action.

The city of Grand Hexagon lies at the border of France and Spain; the city is designed with six sides; at the center is Raika Bank, a bank storing fifty tons of gold bullion.

Robot soldier Lambda menacingly flies above Tokyo, and some believe it demonstrates the inhumanity of robots.