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Lupin and his gang are called to action when Goemon's fiancé is held hostage by a mysterious ninja clan.Lupin and his gang are called to action when Goemon's fiancé is held hostage by a mysterious ninja clan.Lupin and his gang are called to action when Goemon's fiancé is held hostage by a mysterious ninja clan.
Banjô Ginga
- Jigen Daisuke
- (voice)
Mami Koyama
- Mine Fujiko
- (voice)
Seizô Katô
- Inspector Zenigata
- (voice)
Mayumi Shô
- Murasaki
- (voice)
Masashi Hirose
- Boss
- (voice)
Shigeru Chiba
- Kazami
- (voice)
Hiroko Emori
- Madame
- (voice)
Shigeru Nakahara
- Gakusha
- (voice)
Yû Shimaka
- Squad Leader
- (voice)
Kôsuke Meguro
- Fuma A
- (voice)
Kôichi Hashimoto
- Fuma B
- (voice)
Toshiharu Sakurai
- Fuma C
- (voice)
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Did you know
- TriviaDue to budget issues, Tokyo Movie Shinsha decided not to employ the original "Lupin III" voice cast for this title but use a less expensive but still well-known cast (Toshio Furukawa, Banjô Ginga, Mami Koyama, Kaneto Shiozawa, Seizô Katô). Yasuo Yamada, the original voice of Lupin, was not happy with the change, and he felt creator Monkey Punch had lobbied the producers for his replacement. Monkey Punch stated he was happy with Yamada's portrayal of Lupin, but felt he had no business telling the TMS staff what to do. Despite assurance by Monkey Punch that he had nothing to do with the cast change, his friendship with Yamada was permanently strained.
- Quotes
Inspector Koichi Zenigata: Who told you to send for back up? Don't do things you're not asked to!
- ConnectionsFeatured in Troldspejlet: Episode #33.14 (2005)
- SoundtracksC'est la vie to Iwanaide
(Don't Say C'est la vie)
Lyrics by Masako Arikawa
Music by Shingo Maki
Arranged by Tatsumi Yano
Performed by Miki Asakura
Courtesy of King Records
Featured review
First note that Rupan III and Lupin the 3rd are the same character and this is the same movie series. There was some legal trouble back in the 90s over the use of the 'Lupin' name, then still copyrighted in France, and so a couple of the movies were translated as 'Rupan'. So there.
Anyway, this time around the Lupin gang are in rural Japan because Goemon is getting married! But the bride's family are caught up in a feud with the mysterious and deadly Fuman clan, who are searching for a vast treasure in gold. Lupin promises to get to the gold and steal it first, but discovers that it is hidden in a tricky labyrinth - obviously inspired by the Indiana Jones movies, which came out just a few years earlier. The traps and dangers are very cool and imaginative, as is a breakneck car chase scene through a hotel that occurs near the beginning of the picture. I saw this movie in 1992 as a fansub version and it immediately became one of my favorite anime features. The action animation, comedy timing, and suspense are top notch and even though the run time seems a bit short at 73 minutes, that is simply due to the breakneck pacing of the thing and not a scarcity of plot. A lot happens and the whole thing hangs together better and entertains a heck of a lot more than Indy IV did.
Anyway, this time around the Lupin gang are in rural Japan because Goemon is getting married! But the bride's family are caught up in a feud with the mysterious and deadly Fuman clan, who are searching for a vast treasure in gold. Lupin promises to get to the gold and steal it first, but discovers that it is hidden in a tricky labyrinth - obviously inspired by the Indiana Jones movies, which came out just a few years earlier. The traps and dangers are very cool and imaginative, as is a breakneck car chase scene through a hotel that occurs near the beginning of the picture. I saw this movie in 1992 as a fansub version and it immediately became one of my favorite anime features. The action animation, comedy timing, and suspense are top notch and even though the run time seems a bit short at 73 minutes, that is simply due to the breakneck pacing of the thing and not a scarcity of plot. A lot happens and the whole thing hangs together better and entertains a heck of a lot more than Indy IV did.
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By what name was Lupin III: The Fuma Conspiracy (1987) officially released in India in English?
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