LUPIN THE 3rd PART 2

As usual, Lupin is tossed to and fro and Fujiko. But a man named Buckingham comes to him and sells him "disguise chewing gum" for 50,000 dollars. This is how it works: you chew it, blow a bubble till it pops, then you will become disguised. While they celebrate the closing of their deal at a nightclub, Lupin falls for a dancer called Amore ...

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 1-billion pounds. Of course Lupin and friends go to get it in a helicopter, but the helicopter gets shot down by a Zero plane. Who's flying the plane that shot them down?

Lupin and friends searched a month for the pirate Kid's treasure, but they are thwarted by an underground organization called the Red Ghost. Knowing something is afoot, Lupin sends Fujiko and Goemon to investigate. According Fujiko's report, they are conversing with dead using psychic arts to uncover the whereabouts of the treasure. Meanwhile, Goemon gets ambushed …

Zenigata acquires a pie-throwing gun, and is ordered to capture Lupin. Meanwhile Lupin and Fujiko are discussing Napoleon's treasures. It's said that the key to solving the mystery of their whereabouts lies in a scarf made by Napoleon's assistant …

Professor Pancho has devoted his life to solving the problem of food supply. He and his wife have conceived of a popcorn machine in the U.S. that can increase the quantity of corn by a million times, but producing the actual mechanical device will cost them a fortune. Lupin decides to help them out and invents a rocket that flies on corn fuel, thinking that maybe he and Fujiko will take a trip...

Lupin is blackmailed; Fujiko has been kidnapped, and for ransom he must steal a jeweled crown worth a 100 million dollars. Lupin and friends head to the museum in Iraran where their objective lies, and they discover that it is displayed above a fountain of sulfuric acid. Can Lupin steal the crown to save Fujiko's life, and what is this so-called Oildollar plot?

Lupin reads the morning paper, which says that Lupin stole a 100-karat diamond that was being used in a musical. He knows he didn't do it, so he asks Fujiko and others, but they too have no idea what it's all about. Lupin sneaks into the theater to find the truth out for himself. There he sees and elderly woman skillfully cracking a safe …

The master of surrealism, Monsieur Daré had spent three years working on his masterpiece, but news is out that the great object of art got stolen. Inspector Magrey deduces that the culprit is Lupin, and provokes him through television. But Lupin wants to find out the truth; he disguises himself as Magrey to go visit Daré ...

Lupin learns that a treasure trove lies in a volcano on Cleo Island, but it can only be reached when the mountain isn't spewing molten lava! He tries to convince Jigen and Goemon to join him but they're not interested, because the island native Claudia had talked them into obstructing Lupin …

Lupin finds out about the jewel "Poison Trio" of the Borges family and decides to steal it after Fujiko goads him. Galdan, the nephew of Lucricia greets Lupin, and tells him that elderly Lucricia had been arrested and must be broken out of jail. But what is he really after?

Though the tycoon Steel had replaced all his bodily organs with artificial organs to live, he's told that he only has a week to live. There is only one way he could prolong his life, which is to receive Dr. Changer's brain transplant operation. After much computer analysis, results show that Lupin's brain will be his best choice.

Famous gourmand and field mice scientist Salmon Whitney is also known as being the chairman of a Canadian diamond mining operation. Lupin is after his diamonds, which will go on auction in Paris. However, somebody has already stolen them before Lupin could get to them. Who stole them? Will Lupin get the diamonds?

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, then gather a huge crowd in a stadium with a safe set up in the midst; Fujiko is locked inside it, waiting for Lupin to come get her out.

Genius prodigy boy Romanoff has ten doctrates from Russia's Public Academy; blustering that no greater than he exists, he challenges Lupin. Since Fujiko is involved, Lupin cannot back down; what will become of this challenge?

As usual, Fujiko instigates Lupin and friends to go steal; this time their 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. How will Lupin and crew steal the piano?

Lupin is after the shipment of raw diamonds that arrived at a harbor in Nice; he sneaks into the storage in the middle of the night but Zenigata was on to him, and has him surrounded. Lupin escapes with the help of Jigen and Goemon, but Fujiko gets captured. Now Lupin has to rescue Fujiko and steal the diamonds, but in the meantime Zenigata has a plan to catch him.

A month ago, president Gappolini of one of the world's top five trading company, had died. Gappolini bequeathed a will saying that the heir to the company presidency will be the world's finest sharpshooter. This really angers vice-president Don Hagero, so he hires expert marksman Minnesota Fats to kill off all sharpshooters in the world. And finally, only Jigen was left …

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, so he steals the armed security vehicle along with Zenigata in it. But Fujiko betrays him, so he has to ride a horse driven carriage instead. Meanwhile Zenigata lies in wait at the border. Now what will Lupin do?

Robot soldier Lamda flies above the sky of Tokyo, raids a jewelry store. Its creator, professor Oyamada's daughter Maki and Lupin say that it was just a show to demonstrate the inhumanity of robots. But Zenigata knows that there's more to the story, and embarks on an independent investigation. He discovers Lupin's hideout, and …

Pestered by Fujiko, Lupin has to steal a golden bed that was originally made by Louis XIV for Josephine. He makes a plan with Jigen and Goemon, but the owner of the bed, Morgan, is a formidable opponent who has WWII military experience. Will Lupin succeed in stealing the bed from under Morgan?

The Heike Clan and Minamoto Clan once battled on Devil's Head Island at the inland sea of Seto; Fujiko and Lupin go there to find out about the details behind the legend of the battle, which has it that the ghosts of the dead warriors of the Heike Clan haunt the island's forest. But just as in the legend, Fujiko gets abducted in the forest ...

Vivian dreams of becoming a star some day, but her auditions are a bust. She thinks of using Lupin to become famous; she makes Lupin engage in thievery, and informs reporters to be at the site to catch him in the act. But what he's supposed to steal is a cat that feeds on pencil shavings; humiliated by the event, Lupin decides to get back at Vivian …

Louis XIV and Marie Antoinette's Hope Diamond has brought much misfortune on its possessors. The diamond is now safeguarded by a maximum security device. Fujiko provokes Lupin to steal that diamond, but as soon as he enters the Smithsonian Museum to steal, he too encounters misfortune …

Lupin and crew go to a hot springs for rest and relaxation. Lupin drinks sake, Jigen enjoys classical music and bourbon, while Goemon trains at the cliffs. A girl manifests to Goemon; she's a pure and simple sort, who captures Goemon's heart. However, the girl is seeking the secret of the super sword, for the sake of her swordsmith grandfather …