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* In the intro of ''VideoGame/LupinThe3rdTreasureOfTheSorcererKing'' for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, there's a scene where Jigen's happily [[GunStripping cleaning his disassembled revolver]] when he hears someone messing with the doorknob. In less than 2 seconds he ''completely reassembles the gun'' then puts a shot through the door, killing the guy before can even enter the room.
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* In the intro of ''VideoGame/LupinThe3rdTreasureOfTheSorcererKing'' for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, Platform/PlayStation2, there's a scene where Jigen's happily [[GunStripping cleaning his disassembled revolver]] when he hears someone messing with the doorknob. In less than 2 seconds he ''completely reassembles the gun'' then puts a shot through the door, killing the guy before can even enter the room.
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** The LaserHallway scene. After initially being scared off, Lupin sees his grandfather's hat on the far end of the hallway. Realising his grandfather could do it, Lupin leaps into action in one of the best-animated sequences in the film, complete with a ThemeMusicPowerUp and some BulletTime. Even better, when drops into a perfect ThreePointLanding Laetitia is wide-eyed and Zenigata is gobsmacked, but Jigen, Goemon and Fujiko just look smug, like they knew all along he could do it.
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** The LaserHallway scene. After initially being scared off, Lupin sees his grandfather's hat on the far end of the hallway. Realising his grandfather could do it, Lupin leaps into action in one of the best-animated sequences in the film, complete with a ThemeMusicPowerUp and some BulletTime. Even better, when he drops into a perfect ThreePointLanding Laetitia is wide-eyed and Zenigata is gobsmacked, but Jigen, Goemon and Fujiko just look smug, like they knew all along he could do it.
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** The LaserHallway scene. After initially being scared off, Lupin sees his grandfather's hat on the far end of the hallway. Realising his grandfather could do it, Lupin leaps into action in one of the best-animated sequences in the film, complete with a ThemeMusicPowerUp and some BulletTime. Even better, when he gets through, Laetitia is wide-eyed and Zenigata is gobsmacked, but Jigen, Goemon and Fujiko just look smug, like they knew well he could do it.
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** The LaserHallway scene. After initially being scared off, Lupin sees his grandfather's hat on the far end of the hallway. Realising his grandfather could do it, Lupin leaps into action in one of the best-animated sequences in the film, complete with a ThemeMusicPowerUp and some BulletTime. Even better, when he gets through, drops into a perfect ThreePointLanding Laetitia is wide-eyed and Zenigata is gobsmacked, but Jigen, Goemon and Fujiko just look smug, like they knew well all along he could do it.
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* ''Film/LupinIIITheFirst'':
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* ''Film/LupinIIITheFirst'':''Anime/LupinIIITheFirst'':
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** When Gerard throws Laetitia out of an airplane, Lupin doesn't hesitate for a ''second'' to leap out after her. With no parachute and no plan.
** The LaserHallway scene. After initially being scared off, Lupin sees his grandfather's hat on the far end of the hallway. Realising his grandfather could do it, Lupin leaps into action in one of the best-animated sequences in the film, complete with a ThemeMusicPowerUp and some BulletTime. Even better, when he gets through, Laetitia is wide-eyed and Zenigata is gobsmacked, but Jigen, Goemon and Fujiko just look smug, like they knew well he could do it.
** When Gerard throws Laetitia out of an airplane, Lupin doesn't hesitate for a ''second'' to leap out after her. With no parachute and no plan.
** The LaserHallway scene. After initially being scared off, Lupin sees his grandfather's hat on the far end of the hallway. Realising his grandfather could do it, Lupin leaps into action in one of the best-animated sequences in the film, complete with a ThemeMusicPowerUp and some BulletTime. Even better, when he gets through, Laetitia is wide-eyed and Zenigata is gobsmacked, but Jigen, Goemon and Fujiko just look smug, like they knew well he could do it.
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* In the final episode of ''Anime/LupinIIIPart5'', "Viva Lupin the Third", Jigen and Goemon [[OneManArmy hold off and take down]] ''a whole army'' so Lupin can rescue Fujiko.
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* In the final episode of ''Anime/LupinIIIPart5'', "Viva Lupin the Third", Jigen and Goemon [[OneManArmy hold off and take down]] ''a whole army'' so Lupin can rescue Fujiko.Fujiko.
* In Part 5 episode "The Bow, the Princess, and the Terrorist," Fujiko's utter [[CurbStompBattle curb stomp]] of said terrorists. She shows up and uses her usual wiles to try to sweet talk the terrorists... and when they aren't going for it, orders Ami to cut the lights. She'd tipped her hand with a glow-in-the-dark substance that makes each person she'd touched ''very'' easy to aim at in the dark, and promptly shoots all of them.
* In Part 5 episode "The Bow, the Princess, and the Terrorist," Fujiko's utter [[CurbStompBattle curb stomp]] of said terrorists. She shows up and uses her usual wiles to try to sweet talk the terrorists... and when they aren't going for it, orders Ami to cut the lights. She'd tipped her hand with a glow-in-the-dark substance that makes each person she'd touched ''very'' easy to aim at in the dark, and promptly shoots all of them.
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* In the final episode of ''Anime/LupinIIIPart5'', "Viva Lupin the Third", Jigen and Goemon [[OneManArmy hold off and take down]] ''a whole army'' so Lupin can rescue Fujiko.
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* Lupin's animation history has had his saga feature the best in Japanese animation: Creator/HayaoMiyazaki, Creator/OsamuDezaki, Gisaburo Sugii, Hisashi Eguchi, Creator/HiroyukiImaishi, Takeshi Koike and many others all contributed to working on a Lupin III feature, featuring their own distinct animation styles/trademarks.
* Daisuke Jigen's voice actor Creator/KiyoshiKobayashi voiced the role from the very first animated Lupin feature till 2021. A total of 54 years.
* The franchise's longevity and success in general. Even though it started way back in 1967 (for the manga) and 1971 (for the anime), and has had dips in quality, people still can't get enough of the characters to the point that Lupin and the gang are cultural icons in Japan [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff (and Italy.)]]
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* Lupin's animation history has had his saga feature the best in Japanese animation: Creator/HayaoMiyazaki, Creator/OsamuDezaki, Gisaburo Sugii, Hisashi Eguchi, Creator/HiroyukiImaishi, Takeshi Koike and many others all contributed to working on a Lupin III feature, featuring their own distinct animation styles/trademarks.
* Daisuke Jigen's voice actor Creator/KiyoshiKobayashi voiced the role from the very first animated Lupin feature till 2021. A total of 54 years.
* The franchise's longevity and success in general. Even though it started way back in 1967 (for the manga) and 1971 (for the anime), and has had dips in quality, people still can't get enough of the characters to the point that Lupin and the gang are cultural icons in Japan [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff (and Italy.)]]
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* In the final episode of ''Anime/LupinIIIPart5'', "Viva Lupin the Third", Jigen and Goemon [[OneManArmy hold off and take down]] ''a whole army'' so Lupin can rescue Fujiko.
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* Lupin's animation history has had his saga feature the best in Japanese animation: Creator/HayaoMiyazaki, Creator/OsamuDezaki, Gisaburo Sugii, Hisashi Eguchi, Creator/HiroyukiImaishi, Takeshi Koike and many others all contributed to working on a Lupin III feature, featuring their own distinct animation styles/trademarks.
* Daisuke Jigen's voice actor Creator/KiyoshiKobayashi voiced the role from the very first animated Lupin feature till 2021. A total of 54 years.
* The franchise's longevity and success in general. Even though it started way back in 1967 (for the manga) and 1971 (for the anime), and has had dips in quality, people still can't get enough of the characters to the point that Lupin and the gang are cultural icons in Japan [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff (and Italy.)]]Fujiko.
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* Lupin's animation history has had his saga feature the best in Japanese animation: Creator/HayaoMiyazaki, Creator/OsamuDezaki, Gisaburo Sugii, Hisashi Eguchi, Creator/HiroyukiImaishi, Takeshi Koike and many others all contributed to working on a Lupin III feature, featuring their own distinct animation styles/trademarks.
* Daisuke Jigen's voice actor Creator/KiyoshiKobayashi voiced the role from the very first animated Lupin feature till 2021. A total of 54 years.
* The franchise's longevity and success in general. Even though it started way back in 1967 (for the manga) and 1971 (for the anime), and has had dips in quality, people still can't get enough of the characters to the point that Lupin and the gang are cultural icons in Japan [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff (and Italy.)]]
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* Lupin's animation history has had his saga feature the best in Japanese animation: Hayao Miyazaki, Osamu Dezaki, Gisaburo Sugii, Hisashi Eguchi, Hiroyuki Imaishi, Takeshi Koike and many others all contributed to working on a Lupin III feature, featuring their own distinct animation styles/trademarks.
* Daisuke Jigen's voice actor Kiyoshi Kobayashi has voiced the role from the very first animated Lupin feature. As of 2019, it's 52 years.
* Daisuke Jigen's voice actor Kiyoshi Kobayashi has voiced the role from the very first animated Lupin feature. As of 2019, it's 52 years.
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* Lupin's animation history has had his saga feature the best in Japanese animation: Hayao Miyazaki, Osamu Dezaki, Creator/HayaoMiyazaki, Creator/OsamuDezaki, Gisaburo Sugii, Hisashi Eguchi, Hiroyuki Imaishi, Creator/HiroyukiImaishi, Takeshi Koike and many others all contributed to working on a Lupin III feature, featuring their own distinct animation styles/trademarks.
* Daisuke Jigen's voice actorKiyoshi Kobayashi has Creator/KiyoshiKobayashi voiced the role from the very first animated Lupin feature. As feature till 2021. A total of 2019, it's 52 54 years.
* Daisuke Jigen's voice actor
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* Jigen is faced with [[SpotTheImpostor a real and a fake Lupin]] in a ''Part II'' episode. The fake tries to play on Jigen's heartstrings as his "old buddy"... and Jigen calmly shoots him mid-sentence, revealing how little of a dilemma it actually was to tell the real and fake apart.
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* Lupin's animation history has had his saga feature the best in Japanese animation: Hayao Miyazaki, Osamu Dezaki, Gisaburo Sugii, Hiroyuki Imaishi, Takeshi Koike and many others all contributed to working on a Lupin III feature, featuring their own distinct animation styles/trademarks.
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* Lupin's animation history has had his saga feature the best in Japanese animation: Hayao Miyazaki, Osamu Dezaki, Gisaburo Sugii, Hisashi Eguchi, Hiroyuki Imaishi, Takeshi Koike and many others all contributed to working on a Lupin III feature, featuring their own distinct animation styles/trademarks.
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* The franchise's longevity and success in general. Even though it started way back in 1967 (for the manga) and 1971 (for the anime), and has had dips in quality, people still can't get enough of the characters to the point Lupin and the gang are cultural icons in Japan [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff (and Italy.)]]
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* The franchise's longevity and success in general. Even though it started way back in 1967 (for the manga) and 1971 (for the anime), and has had dips in quality, people still can't get enough of the characters to the point that Lupin and the gang are cultural icons in Japan [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff (and Italy.)]]
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** It's quite impressive to see how Zenigata pulled it off. For several minutes Zenigata doesn't reveal to Lupin or the audience that he knows it's Lupin in disguise instead of jumping on Lupin the moment he's within arms length like he usually does. He even plays along when Lupin almost lets the disguise slip. Then when Lupin is about to leave Zenigata warns him not to go through a door because it's a trap, causing Lupin to go through a door that really is a trap.
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* Daisuke Jigen's voice actor Kiyoshi Kobayashi has voiced the role from the very first animated Lupin feature. As of 2019, it's 52 years.
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* Daisuke Jigen's voice actor Kiyoshi Kobayashi has voiced the role from the very first animated Lupin feature. As of 2019, it's 52 years.years.
* The franchise's longevity and success in general. Even though it started way back in 1967 (for the manga) and 1971 (for the anime), and has had dips in quality, people still can't get enough of the characters to the point Lupin and the gang are cultural icons in Japan [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff (and Italy.)]]
* The franchise's longevity and success in general. Even though it started way back in 1967 (for the manga) and 1971 (for the anime), and has had dips in quality, people still can't get enough of the characters to the point Lupin and the gang are cultural icons in Japan [[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff (and Italy.)]]
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* In the final episode of ''Anime/LupinIIIPart5'', "Viva Lupin the Third", Jigen and Goemon hold off and take down ''a whole army'' so Lupin can rescue Fujiko.
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* In the final episode of ''Anime/LupinIIIPart5'', "Viva Lupin the Third", Jigen and Goemon [[OneManArmy hold off and take down down]] ''a whole army'' so Lupin can rescue Fujiko.
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* In the final episode of Lupin III Part 5, "Viva Lupin the Third", Jigen and Goemon hold off and take down ''a whole army'' so Lupin can rescue Fujiko.
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* In the final episode of Lupin III Part 5, ''Anime/LupinIIIPart5'', "Viva Lupin the Third", Jigen and Goemon hold off and take down ''a whole army'' so Lupin can rescue Fujiko.
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* Along with a huge [[Heartwarming/LupinIII Crowning Moment of Heartwarming]], the second series episode [[Recap/LupinIIIS2E112 "Goemon's Close Call"]] also has an epic moment towards the end. Goemon is given a chance to revenge himself against one of the assassins who tortured him throughout the episode; his hands, however, have practically been mangled by what he's been through. He charges forth anyway, Zantetsuken tucked under one arm, and manages draw and run through his foe anyway... by grabbing the sword with ''his teeth''.
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* Along with a huge [[Heartwarming/LupinIII Crowning Moment of Heartwarming]], the second series episode [[Recap/LupinIIIS2E112 "Goemon's Close Call"]] also has an epic moment towards the end. Goemon is given a chance to revenge avenge himself against one of the assassins who tortured him throughout the episode; his hands, however, have practically been mangled by what he's been through. He charges forth anyway, Zantetsuken tucked under one arm, and manages draw and run through his foe anyway... by grabbing the sword with ''his teeth''.
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* In the final episode of Lupin III Part 5, "Viva Lupin the Third", Jigen and Goemon hold off and take down ''a whole army'' so Lupin can rescue Fujiko.
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* The manga chapter ''The Great Escape'' has Lupin spending a year in prison claiming that he's not really Lupin. [[spoiler:When the time comes for his execution, he switches places with one of the guards. The guard naturally starts screaming that he's not really Lupin, but no-one believes him after what Lupin's been doing. Once Zenigata finds out, he races down the hall screaming to stop the execution]] as Lupin walks calmly out of the prison, smiling. He spent an entire year in prison just to humiliate Zenigata to the same degree that the Inspector managed against Lupin a year prior.
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* The manga chapter ''The Great Escape'' has Lupin spending a year in prison claiming that he's not really Lupin. [[spoiler:When When the time comes for his execution, he switches places with one of the guards. The guard naturally starts screaming that he's not really Lupin, but no-one believes him after what Lupin's been doing. Once Zenigata finds out, he races down the hall screaming to stop the execution]] execution as Lupin walks calmly out of the prison, smiling. He spent an entire year in prison just to humiliate Zenigata to the same degree that the Inspector managed against Lupin a year prior.
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* The [[GrandFinale final (numbered) chapter]] of the first manga series. Throughout the chapter, a timer is counting down at the bottom of each panel. Zenigata has Lupin and co. surrounded in a field. Lupin whips out a sheet and throws it over them. Zenigata yanks the sheet off only to find that Lupin has used some sleight-of-hand to [[spoiler: replace himself, Jigen, and Goemon with a group of astronauts. One of them mentions that it's too late for Zenigata to catch them.]] Cut to the timer running out as, in a rare two-page spread, [[spoiler: a nearby space shuttle launches, implying Lupin escaped to space]] leaving behind a (moreso than usual) dumbfounded Zenigata.
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* The [[GrandFinale final (numbered) chapter]] of the first manga series. Throughout the chapter, a timer is counting down at the bottom of each panel. Zenigata has Lupin and co. surrounded in a field. Lupin whips out a sheet and throws it over them. Zenigata yanks the sheet off only to find that Lupin has used some sleight-of-hand to [[spoiler: replace himself, Jigen, and Goemon with a group of astronauts. One of them mentions that it's too late for Zenigata to catch them.]] Cut to the timer running out as, in a rare two-page spread, [[spoiler: a nearby space shuttle launches, implying Lupin escaped to space]] space leaving behind a (moreso than usual) dumbfounded Zenigata.
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* Lupin's animation history has had his saga feature the best in Japanese animation: Hayao Miyazaki, Osamu Dezaki, Gisaburo Sugii, Hiroyuki Imaishi, Takeshi Koike and many others all contributed to working on a Lupin III feature, featuring their own distinct animation styles/trademarks.
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* Lupin's animation history has had his saga feature the best in Japanese animation: Hayao Miyazaki, Osamu Dezaki, Gisaburo Sugii, Hiroyuki Imaishi, Takeshi Koike and many others all contributed to working on a Lupin III feature, featuring their own distinct animation styles/trademarks.styles/trademarks.
* Daisuke Jigen's voice actor Kiyoshi Kobayashi has voiced the role from the very first animated Lupin feature. As of 2019, it's 52 years.
* Daisuke Jigen's voice actor Kiyoshi Kobayashi has voiced the role from the very first animated Lupin feature. As of 2019, it's 52 years.
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* On one occasion Zenigata chased Lupin while ''riding a torpedo '''on dry land!'''''
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* On one occasion Zenigata chased Lupin while ''riding a torpedo '''on dry land!'''''land!'''''
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* Lupin's animation history has had his saga feature the best in Japanese animation: Hayao Miyazaki, Osamu Dezaki, Gisaburo Sugii, Hiroyuki Imaishi, Takeshi Koike and many others all contributed to working on a Lupin III feature, featuring their own distinct animation styles/trademarks.
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* Lupin's animation history has had his saga feature the best in Japanese animation: Hayao Miyazaki, Osamu Dezaki, Gisaburo Sugii, Hiroyuki Imaishi, Takeshi Koike and many others all contributed to working on a Lupin III feature, featuring their own distinct animation styles/trademarks.
