Lupin the 3rd Part 2

Fujiko discovers that the Holy Scripture for Immortality is hidden within the jungles of Thailand. However, 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 have stolen 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.

Lupin and Jigen are after the Aurora Droplet, a diamond adorning a prima ballerina's tiara. During the heist, Jigen is wounded and saved by Monica, the prima ballerina.

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. However, 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 and brags about his campaign funds.

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. But as it turns out, stealing it is the easy part!

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.