Lupin the 3rd 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. Will the box office heist go as planned?

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. Can it be done?

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." However, 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. Can Lupin and his gang pull off the heist?

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.

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...or so he thought. 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. However, also on board the ship are 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 has received 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 hides it in a museum to retrieve it later.

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 which contains 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. Furthermore, 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.