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Inspector Zenigata has been called to a millionaire's elaborate birthday affair by one of Lupin's infamous calling cards, but when the titular thief arrives and is surrounded, he claims he didn't send it! As he attempts to escape, the mansion is suddenly raided by unknown assailants, the guards murdered, and the host assassinated. Zenigata eventually corners his longtime rival in the chaos, but ends up shot by someone wielding an elaborately decorated Walther P-38.
Furious at Zenigata's shooting and recognizing the gun that did it as one once belonging to him, Lupin finds out the identity of the mystery assailants: Tarantula, a network of world-renowned assassins. They live on an unmarked island together, kept in check by a special tarantula tattoo; if an assassin is away from the special gases native to the island for too long, they will slowly be poisoned by it. He and Fujiko go there and are branded by the assassins, becoming part of their organization. They, along with the behind-the-scenes Jigen and Goemon, become entwined with an impending island rebellion, the complex scheme of Tarantula's mastermind, and, most importantly, the mystery wielder of the gun from Lupin's past. With help from Elen, an assassin seeking revenge for the death of her brother, Lupin and his gang must find a way to stop Tarantula for good.
Furious at Zenigata's shooting and recognizing the gun that did it as one once belonging to him, Lupin finds out the identity of the mystery assailants: Tarantula, a network of world-renowned assassins. They live on an unmarked island together, kept in check by a special tarantula tattoo; if an assassin is away from the special gases native to the island for too long, they will slowly be poisoned by it. He and Fujiko go there and are branded by the assassins, becoming part of their organization. They, along with the behind-the-scenes Jigen and Goemon, become entwined with an impending island rebellion, the complex scheme of Tarantula's mastermind, and, most importantly, the mystery wielder of the gun from Lupin's past. With help from Elen, an assassin seeking revenge for the death of her brother, Lupin and his gang must find a way to stop Tarantula for good.
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Inspector Zenigata has been called to a millionaire's elaborate birthday affair by one of Lupin's infamous calling cards, but when the titular thief arrives and is surrounded, he claims he didn't send it! As he attempts to escape, the mansion is suddenly raided by unknown assailants, the guards murdered, and the host assassinated. Zenigata eventually corners his longtime rival in the chaos, but ends up shot by a hidden someone wielding an elaborately decorated Walther P-38.
Furious at Zenigata's shooting and recognizing the gun that did it as one once belonging to him, Lupinfinds out researches the identity background of the mystery assailants: Tarantula, a network of world-renowned covert assassins. They live Headquartered on an unmarked island together, North Atlantic island, each member is kept in check by a special an applied poisoned tarantula tattoo; if an assassin is away from the special gases native to the island island's unique volcanic gasses for too long, they will the tattoo slowly be poisoned by it. He kills them. Lupin and Fujiko go there infiltrate the island and are branded by the assassins, becoming part of their organization. They, along with the behind-the-scenes Jigen and Goemon, become entwined with an impending island rebellion, the complex scheme of Tarantula's mastermind, and, most importantly, the mystery wielder of the gun from Lupin's past. With help from Elen, an assassin seeking revenge for the death of her brother, Lupin and his gang must find a way to stop Tarantula for good.
Furious at Zenigata's shooting and recognizing the gun that did it as one once belonging to him, Lupin
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* AssKickingEqualsAuthority: Which is why Gordeau's the one in charge, because the others are terrified of him. Except for [[spoiler: Doc]].
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* AssKickingEqualsAuthority: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: Which is why Gordeau's the one in charge, because the others are terrified of him. Except for [[spoiler: Doc]].
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* WhatTheHellHero: Fujiko [[ArmorPiercingSlap belts Lupin]] for sending her [[TheMole to infiltrate the island]] on her own, without telling her what the Tarantulas were like; especially since he had assured her that he'd send to Goemon protect her. Goemon ''does'' eventually show up, but not until ''after'' Fujiko's life had been threatened.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Fujiko [[ArmorPiercingSlap belts Lupin]] Lupin for sending her [[TheMole to infiltrate the island]] on her own, without telling her what the Tarantulas were like; especially since he had assured her that he'd send to Goemon protect her. Goemon ''does'' eventually show up, but not until ''after'' Fujiko's life had been threatened.
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* {{Expy}}: The resident KnifeNut looks like a deranged version of [[Characters/FatalFury Andy Bogard]], from the ''[[TheAnimeOfTheGame Fatal Fury]]'' {{OVA}}s.
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* {{Expy}}: The resident KnifeNut Knife-wielder looks like a deranged version of [[Characters/FatalFury Andy Bogard]], from the ''[[TheAnimeOfTheGame Fatal Fury]]'' {{OVA}}s.
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* BoomHeadshot: [[spoiler: How Doc dies]].
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* BoomHeadshot: [[spoiler: How Doc dies]].[[spoiler:Doc]] dies.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: Ellen's hair is turquoise blue.
