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* HowUnscientific: Red Jacket Lupin is set in late 1970s Earth & is not of the sci-fi or fantasy genre, but once in awhile you get an episode with things like vampires, dragons, & mermaids, yetis, zombies, & no one questions their existence. None of these were present in Green Jacket, so it's completely unexpected.
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* HowUnscientific: Red Jacket Lupin is set in late 1970s Earth & and is not of the sci-fi or fantasy genre, but once in awhile you get an episode with things like vampires, dragons, & mermaids, yetis, zombies, & lizardmen, and no one questions their existence. None of these were present in Green Jacket, so it's completely unexpected.
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** In one episode, Lupin was accidently given brown hair & blue eyes. Jigen was not wearing a disguise, so this was a coloring error.
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** In one episode, Lupin was accidently given brown hair & and blue eyes. Jigen was not wearing a disguise, so this was a coloring error.
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Replacing &s with ands + inconstant coloring + Ignoringthefanserice
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* IAteWhat: In a particularly silly episode involving male nudity & suicide laser beams, Jigen & Goemon shove a big old pile of cow shit into Lupin's mouth to cure his contagious Suicide Disease.
* IdenticalStranger: Three of Lupin's one-off love interests were inexplicably identical to eachother from face to hair; Inspector Melon & the Vampire Camilla were completely identical. Madam X had the same face but different hair. Funny thing is that nobody, not even Lupin noticed or brought up their similarities.
* IdenticalStranger: Three of Lupin's one-off love interests were inexplicably identical to eachother from face to hair; Inspector Melon & the Vampire Camilla were completely identical. Madam X had the same face but different hair. Funny thing is that nobody, not even Lupin noticed or brought up their similarities.
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* IAteWhat: In a particularly silly episode involving male nudity & and suicide laser beams, Jigen & and Goemon shove a big old pile of cow shit into Lupin's mouth to cure his contagious Suicide Disease.
* IdenticalStranger: Three of Lupin's one-off love interests were inexplicably identical to eachother from face to hair; Inspector Melon& and the Vampire Camilla were completely identical. Madam X had the same face but different hair. Funny thing is that nobody, not even Lupin noticed or brought up their similarities.
* IdenticalStranger: Three of Lupin's one-off love interests were inexplicably identical to eachother from face to hair; Inspector Melon
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** In the episode where Lupin & Jigen are trying to steal a potion from a building that has only women in it, Jigen refused to even look at them, even though the one to his left was wearing completely see-though negligee. & it wasn't the kind of embarrassed shy eye aversion you get from Goemon or Zenigata. He just straight-up did not want to be there & wanted Lupin to get off his butt & get back to work.
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** In the episode where Lupin & and Jigen are trying to steal a potion from a building that has only women in it, Jigen refused to even look at them, even though the one to his left was wearing completely see-though negligee. & it This wasn't the kind of embarrassed shy eye aversion you get from Goemon or Zenigata. Zenigata; He just straight-up simply did not want to be there & wanted and needed Lupin to get off his butt & get back to work.
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** Jigen's suit is only sometimes grey. More often than not, it's a sage green or slate blue, even in the same episode.
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** Jigen's suit is only sometimes grey. More often than not, it's a sage green green, dark teal, or slate blue, even in the same episode.episode. This could be due to the poor video quality of the official dubs & fansubs.
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** In episode 66, Lupin is holding a bottle of wine. A bullet breaks the bottle, revealing that is a white wine. Then the scene cuts away to a different angle & it becomes a red wine.
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** In episode 66, Lupin is holding a bottle of wine. A bullet breaks the bottle, revealing that is a white wine. Then the scene cuts away to a different angle & and it becomes a red wine.wine.
** In one episode, Lupin was accidently given brown hair & blue eyes. Jigen was not wearing a disguise, so this was a coloring error.
** In one episode, Lupin was accidently given brown hair & blue eyes. Jigen was not wearing a disguise, so this was a coloring error.
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** There's inconsistencies about the size of body parts of characters, especially in fast paced action scenes. Frequently this happens to Jigen & Goemon's hair length, ranging anywhere from collar length to mid-back length, Fujiko's breast size, & the guys being inconsistently scrawny or muscular in both the arms & torso.
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** There's inconsistencies about the size of body parts of characters, especially in fast paced action scenes. Frequently this happens to Jigen & and Goemon's hair length, ranging anywhere from collar length to mid-back length, Fujiko's breast size, & the guys being inconsistently scrawny or muscular in both the arms & and torso.
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* SuicideAsComedy: Done in both episodes 60 & 61. In the first one, there's a Suicide Beam that makes people turn purple & try to kill themselves. While it resulted in the immediate death of any non major characters, Zenigata kept shooting himself in the hat & trying to keep Lupin alive was Loony Tunes level slapstick. In the second one, Goemon is so embarrassed that Fujiko got him drunk & pawned his sword that he tries to hang & shoot himself at the same time. Made extra funny when Zenigata & his men walk in witnessing Goemon dangling from the roof & shooting randomly.
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* SuicideAsComedy: Done in both episodes 60 & and 61. In the first one, there's a Suicide Beam that makes people turn purple & try to kill themselves. While it resulted in the immediate death of any non major characters, Zenigata kept shooting himself in the hat & and trying to keep Lupin alive was Loony Tunes level slapstick. In the second one, Goemon is so embarrassed that Fujiko got him drunk & and pawned his sword that he tries to hang & shoot himself at the same time. Made extra funny when Zenigata & and his men walk in witnessing Goemon dangling from the roof & and shooting randomly.
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* StockSoundEffects: There is repeated use of stock dolphin sounds used any time the setting is near or on water. The problem is that it was intended to be the sound of seagulls. It would have been a WackySoundEffect but seems like more of an unintentional mistake than a running gag.
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Historical Characters Fictional Relative
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* FamousAncestor: The antagonist of the week has a one in four chance of being the grandson of either a real-world or fictional character, even if the character died unmarried & childless. Often it will be a detective, such as Sherlock Holmes.
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* FamousAncestor: The antagonist of the week has a one in four chance of being the grandson of either a real-world or fictional character, even if the character died unmarried & childless. Often it will be a detective, such as Sherlock Holmes.Holmes, & Heiji Zenigata, whom Koichi Zenigata is based on.
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* HistoricalCharactersFictionalRelative: Ishikawa Goemon is based on a 16th century Japanese Robin Hood of the same name. Often an antagonist on the show will be the grandson of a real life legend, such as the members of the Shinsengumi.
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* FamousAncestor: The antagonist of the week has a one in four chance of being the grandson of either a real-world or fictional character, even if the character died unmarried & childless. Often it will be a detective, such as Sherlock Holmes.
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Inconsistent Coloring
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* InconsistentColoring: There are a few things in this series that keep panning back & forth in color.
** Jigen's suit is only sometimes grey. More often than not, it's a sage green or slate blue, even in the same episode.
** Lupin's hair is usually black, but sometimes it's a dark chocolate brown.
** Lupin's pants & tie are a very pale pearl pink, but sometimes they are a light creamy beige. Most people just color them as off-white in fanart.
** Zenigata's skin color ranges from a sandy peach, to a light sienna brown, to a terracotta red.
** In episode 66, Lupin is holding a bottle of wine. A bullet breaks the bottle, revealing that is a white wine. Then the scene cuts away to a different angle & it becomes a red wine.
** Jigen's suit is only sometimes grey. More often than not, it's a sage green or slate blue, even in the same episode.
** Lupin's hair is usually black, but sometimes it's a dark chocolate brown.
** Lupin's pants & tie are a very pale pearl pink, but sometimes they are a light creamy beige. Most people just color them as off-white in fanart.
** Zenigata's skin color ranges from a sandy peach, to a light sienna brown, to a terracotta red.
** In episode 66, Lupin is holding a bottle of wine. A bullet breaks the bottle, revealing that is a white wine. Then the scene cuts away to a different angle & it becomes a red wine.
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* UncertainDoom: The fate of many antagonists, likely used to keep with Lupin's claim that he's not a murderer. But when the audience thinks about it, the villain is probably either dead or moments away from it.
** One example is Lavina, a psychiatrist dressed as a nun who brainwashes people & ships them off to fight as brainless soldiers in foreign wars. As she was floating away in her bubble, Lupin shot a special mini rocket that injected her bubble with hydrogen gas. There's not a lot of air in the bubble, so she's at risk for asphyxiation. Also if the bubble were to encounter heat or hit anything, it could explode.
** One of Lupin's girlfriend-of-the-week was last seen going over a cliff in a car with an angry cobra.
** One example is Lavina, a psychiatrist dressed as a nun who brainwashes people & ships them off to fight as brainless soldiers in foreign wars. As she was floating away in her bubble, Lupin shot a special mini rocket that injected her bubble with hydrogen gas. There's not a lot of air in the bubble, so she's at risk for asphyxiation. Also if the bubble were to encounter heat or hit anything, it could explode.
** One of Lupin's girlfriend-of-the-week was last seen going over a cliff in a car with an angry cobra.
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* SuicideAsComedy: Done in both episodes 60 & 61. In the first one, there's a Suicide Beam that makes people turn purple & try to kill themselves. While it resulted in the immediate death of any non major characters, Zenigata kept shooting himself in the hat & trying to keep Lupin alive was Loony Tunes level slapstick. Int he second one, Goemon is so embarrassed that Fujiko got him drunk & pawned his sword that he tries to hang & shoot himself at the same time. Made extra funny when Zenigata & his men walk in witnessing Goemon dangling from the roof & shooting randomly.
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* SuicideAsComedy: Done in both episodes 60 & 61. In the first one, there's a Suicide Beam that makes people turn purple & try to kill themselves. While it resulted in the immediate death of any non major characters, Zenigata kept shooting himself in the hat & trying to keep Lupin alive was Loony Tunes level slapstick. Int he In the second one, Goemon is so embarrassed that Fujiko got him drunk & pawned his sword that he tries to hang & shoot himself at the same time. Made extra funny when Zenigata & his men walk in witnessing Goemon dangling from the roof & shooting randomly.
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* SuicideAsComedy: Done in both episodes 60 & 61. In the first one, there's a Suicide Beam that makes people turn purple & try to kill themselves. While it resulted in the immediate death of any non major characters, Zenigata kept shooting himself in the hat & trying to keep Lupin alive was Loony Tunes level slapstick. Int he second one, Goemon is so embarrassed that Fujiko got him drunk & pawned his sword that he tries to hang & shoot himself at the same time. Made extra funny when Zenigata & his men walk in witnessing Goemon dangling from the roof & shooting randomly.
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* IAteWhat: In a particularly silly episode involving male nudity & suicide laser beams, Jigen & Goemon shove a big old pile of cow shit into Lupin's mouth to cure his contagious Suicide Disease.
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Identical Stranger & Ignore the Fanservice
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* IdenticalStranger: Two of Lupin's one-off love interest who were only 6 episode apart from eachother were inexplicably identical to eachother from face to hair; Inspector Melon & the Vampire Camilla. Funny thing is that nobody, not even Lupin noticed or brought up their similarity.
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* IdenticalStranger: Two Three of Lupin's one-off love interest who were only 6 episode apart from eachother interests were inexplicably identical to eachother from face to hair; Inspector Melon & the Vampire Camilla. Camilla were completely identical. Madam X had the same face but different hair. Funny thing is that nobody, not even Lupin noticed or brought up their similarity.similarities.
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** In the episode where Lupin & Jigen are trying to steal a potion from a building that has only women in it, Jigen refused to even look at them, even though the one to his left was wearing completely see-though negligee. & it wasn't the kind of embarrassed shy eye aversion you get from Goemon or Zenigata. He just straight-up did not want to be there & wanted Lupin to get off his butt & get back to work.
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* ShoutOut: Episode 112 has a brief sequence where Goemon is shown singing "Y.M.C.A." by the Music/VillagePeople while relaxing in some hot springs.
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* ShoutOut: Episode 112 has a brief sequence where Goemon is shown singing "Y.M.C.A." by the Music/VillagePeople while relaxing in some a hot springs.spring pool.
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** Hog-tied men in boxer shorts stuffed into closets & under desks.
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** Hog-tied [[BoundAndGagged Gagged and hog-tied]] [[MuggedForDisguise men in boxer shorts shorts]] stuffed into closets & under desks.desks.
* ShoutOut: Episode 112 has a brief sequence where Goemon is shown singing "Y.M.C.A." by the Music/VillagePeople while relaxing in some hot springs.
* ShoutOut: Episode 112 has a brief sequence where Goemon is shown singing "Y.M.C.A." by the Music/VillagePeople while relaxing in some hot springs.
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Call Back & How Unscientific.
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* CallBack: Sometimes the show makes references too episodes from the Green Jacket series. Like the tiny hands tickle torture machine in Part 1 Episode 1 being in Part 2 Episode 26.
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* CallBack: Sometimes the show makes references too to episodes from the Green Jacket series. Like the tiny hands tickle torture machine in Part 1 Episode 1 being in Part 2 Episode 26.26, or the reuse of the laughing shadow.
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* HowUnscientific: Red Jacket Lupin is set in late 1970s Earth & is not of the sci-fi or fantasy genre, but once in awhile you get an episode with things like vampires, dragons, & mermaids, & no one questions their existence.
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* HowUnscientific: Red Jacket Lupin is set in late 1970s Earth & is not of the sci-fi or fantasy genre, but once in awhile you get an episode with things like vampires, dragons, & mermaids, yetis, zombies, & no one questions their existence.existence. None of these were present in Green Jacket, so it's completely unexpected.
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* IdenticalStranger: Two of Lupin's one-off love interest who were only 6 episode apart from eachother were inexplicably identical to eachother from face to hair; Inspector Melon & the Vampire Camilla. Funny thing is that nobody, not even Lupin noticed or brought up their similarity.
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* GivingThemTheStrip: Lupin is an escape artist, & he will not think twice about dropping his trousers if a pesky cop is clinging to his legs as he makes his get-away on a hang-glider.
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* OncePerEpisode: Red Jacket series would find any excuse to have Lupin appear in his boxer shorts for anywhere from a split second to half an episode. If he was in drag that episode, you'd get a panty shot.
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* HowUnscientific: Red Jacket Lupin is set in late 1970s Earth & is not of the sci-fi or fantasy genre, but once in awhile you get an episode with things like vampires, dragons, & mermaids, & no one questions their existence.
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** There's inconsistencies about the size of body parts of characters, especially in fast paced action scenes. Frequently this happens to Jigen & Goemon's hair length, ranging anywhere from collar length to mid-back length, Fujiko's breast size, & the guys being inconsistently scrawny or muscular in both the arms & torso.
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* SkinnyDipping: Episode 110 has a nudist beach with some guys does this. Episode 141 has Fujiko Mine swim naked in a swimming pool and then takes a shower.
* StealthPun: In [[Recap/LupinIIIS2E32 "Lupin the Interred"]], Jigen described [[LiteralSurveillanceBug a house-fly that turned out to be a listening device]] as "a flying pun".
* StealthPun: In [[Recap/LupinIIIS2E32 "Lupin the Interred"]], Jigen described [[LiteralSurveillanceBug a house-fly that turned out to be a listening device]] as "a flying pun".
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** Hogtied men in boxer shorts stuffed into closets & under desks.
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** Hogtied Hog-tied men in boxer shorts stuffed into closets & under desks.desks.
* SkinnyDipping: Episode 110 has a nudist beach with some guys does this. Episode 141 has Fujiko Mine swim naked in a swimming pool and then takes a shower.
* StealthPun: In [[Recap/LupinIIIS2E32 "Lupin the Interred"]], Jigen described [[LiteralSurveillanceBug a house-fly that turned out to be a listening device]] as "a flying pun".
* SkinnyDipping: Episode 110 has a nudist beach with some guys does this. Episode 141 has Fujiko Mine swim naked in a swimming pool and then takes a shower.
* StealthPun: In [[Recap/LupinIIIS2E32 "Lupin the Interred"]], Jigen described [[LiteralSurveillanceBug a house-fly that turned out to be a listening device]] as "a flying pun".
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* OncePerEpisode: Lupin's pink car gets completely totaled, only for him to be driving it in pristine condition next episode.
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* RunningGag: There's a lot of them in this series. Some almost going into "once per episode" territory.
** Lupin's car gets completely totaled, only for him to be driving it in pristine condition next episode.
** Zenigata accidentally handcuffing whomever he's reporting for duty to by throwing cuffs in their general direction.
** Hogtied men in boxer shorts stuffed into closets & under desks.
** Lupin's car gets completely totaled, only for him to be driving it in pristine condition next episode.
** Zenigata accidentally handcuffing whomever he's reporting for duty to by throwing cuffs in their general direction.
** Hogtied men in boxer shorts stuffed into closets & under desks.
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* OncePerEpisode: Lupin's pink car gets completely totaled, only for him to be driving it in pristine condition next episode.
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* DisneyAcidSequence: Red Jacket Series, episode 27. A girl named Alice steals a pendant containing a stamp from Lupin, & he chases her into a surreal theme park, where everything is running but there are no people except for them. The music is public domain orchestral. The sky has weird colored patterns, everything is colored in crayon, everything & everyone echoes. Lupin flies on Dumbo's back, then catches a ride on a Merry-go-round horse, which becomes real. Zenigata appears behind them dressed as a Native American. He chases them into a castle, only go get chased out by Card Guards.
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* CallBack: Sometimes the show makes references too episodes from the Green Jacket series. Like the tiny hands tickle torture machine in Part 1 Episode 1 being in Part 2 Episode 26.
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* OffModel: Same issues as the Green Jacket series, especially noticeable in shots depicting the cast off in the distance with blob faces & extra thick outlining. The most glaring example is in episode 3, where for one frame, Jigen's head layer slides behind his neck & shoulder.
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** Episode 8 had a nod to episode 18 of the Green Jacket series when Lupin makes a quilted kite out of Ukiyo E paintings, similar to the quilted sail he made out of paintings of women.
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** They sneak past Zenigata using this trick again in "Keep Your Hands Off the Hot Treasure". When the Inspector tries to see their faces, an angry Arab passenger berates him for showing such disrespect, which leads to the Lupin gang safely boarding the plane.
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** They sneak past Zenigata using this trick again in "Keep Your Hands Off the Hot Treasure". When the Inspector tries he rips off a veil, not only to see their faces, reveal an ugly woman, but an angry Arab passenger berates him for showing such disrespect, which leads to the disrespect. As it turns out, not only it was Lupin gang safely boarding masked as the plane.lady, but the passenger was on it, too.
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** They sneak past Zenigata using this trick again in "Keep Your Hands Off the Hot Treasure". When the Inspector tries to see their faces, an angry Arab passenger berates him for showing such disrespect, which leads to the Lupin gang safely boarding the plane.
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* MixAndMatchCritters: In "Keep Your Hands Off the Hot Treasure", Lupin almost gets eaten by a crossed breed of a piranha and a killer shark.
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* ContinuityNod: In "Tutankhamen's 3000-Year Curse", Lupin gets possessed by the spirit of an Egyptian Pharaoh after stealing the Pharoah's death mask. In [[Recap/LupinIIIS2E23 "Witch of the Fourth Dimension"]], when Bujiko Mine shows him a note written in Egyptian Hieroglyphics, Lupin starts freaking out and refuses to do a theft in Egypt again since he doesn't want to get cursed again.
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* ContinuityNod: In "Tutankhamen's 3000-Year Curse", Lupin gets possessed by the spirit of an Egyptian Pharaoh after stealing the Pharoah's death mask. In [[Recap/LupinIIIS2E23 "Witch of the Fourth Dimension"]], when Bujiko Mine shows him a note written in Egyptian Hieroglyphics, Lupin starts freaking out and refuses to do a another theft in Egypt again since he doesn't want to get cursed again.
