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* ConcealmentEqualsCover: Jigen lampshades this by being grateful for "all these bulletproof tables they got everywhere."
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* AxeCrazy: Technically, Hangman's objective is to retrieve the diamonds from Lupin. Even after being told that he no longer has them, he still tries to kill him and his companions for shit and giggles.
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* AxeCrazy: AxCrazy: Technically, Hangman's objective is to retrieve the diamonds from Lupin. Even after being told that he no longer has them, he still tries to kill him and his companions for shit and giggles.
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'''Killing is the Smell of Wine''' [[note]] 殺しはワインの匂い (''Koroshi wa wein no nioi'') [[/note]] with the English title of '''Diamonds and Mynx'''.
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'''Killing is the Smell of Wine''' [[note]] 殺しはワインの匂い (''Koroshi wa wein no nioi'') [[/note]] with the English title of '''Diamonds and Mynx'''.
Minx'''. Released by Geneon on ''Volume 9: Scent of Murder''.
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On his way out, Zenigata notices a strange, corpse-like man, smelling of carrion, who then enters Mulligan’s office. The man, Hangman, is a professional killer, and Mulligans pays him to recover his stolen gems and kill Lupin. However he makes the mistake of doubting Hangman’s skills, which causes the killer to open fire on the boss, killing his pet cat. While Jigen and Goemon are training outside, Lupin has a date with Fujiko who, predictably enough, sprays him a sleeping perfume bottle and steals all the gems. The following day, Lupin and Jigen are dining outside of a restaurant, when Jigen informs Lupin that they are being watched. Lupin soon receives a phone call from Hangman, demanding that he return the jewels. When Lupin refuses, Hangman open fires on him. When he and Jigen duck behind a table, Hangman throws down a tarot card, Death. Later, while driving, they’re attacked by Hangman again. Since they cannot persuade the ghoulish killer, Lupin and Jigen have no choice but to fight back, and eventually manage to force him to retreat, though Lupin’s Walther P38 is made unusable. Back into their mountain hideout, a slightly injured Jigen is furious that Lupin is having them risk their lives to protect Fujiko considering that she stole the jewels from them. Lupin, however, refuses to tell Hangman that Fujiko is the one who has the jewels, knowing that would put her in danger. Goemon interrupts by telling his comrades that they really should be spending their time planning their next move against Hangman instead of arguing. Just then...Hangman returns.
As the assassin mercilessly fires at the cabin, wrecking it in the process, Lupin eventually has an idea. Thanks to everyone’s efforts, Lupin manages to build a makeshift catapult and use it to bombard Hangman with wine bottles, eventually soaking him in alcohol. Lupin then throws his lighter, and the killer is set ablaze, running away in a nearby river where he disappears. Lupin doubts they have killed Hangman, but he won't be after them again any time soon. Before he can do anything else, Jigen puts Lupin to sleep with the sleeping perfume bottle and, along with Goemon, decides to go after Fujiko, eager to pay back the treacherous woman. Later that night, Fujiko is relaxing in a pool when Goemon opens the draining pipe. Jigen grabs a hold of Fujiko and threatens to let her go and drown if she doesn't tell where the jewels are. Naturally, Fujiko gives in. Lupin, still bound up, reaches them but is attacked by Zenigata, who tries to arrest him with jumbo-sized handcuffs. Having recovered the stones, Jigen and Goemon free Lupin and the trio escape in the night once again.
As the assassin mercilessly fires at the cabin, wrecking it in the process, Lupin eventually has an idea. Thanks to everyone’s efforts, Lupin manages to build a makeshift catapult and use it to bombard Hangman with wine bottles, eventually soaking him in alcohol. Lupin then throws his lighter, and the killer is set ablaze, running away in a nearby river where he disappears. Lupin doubts they have killed Hangman, but he won't be after them again any time soon. Before he can do anything else, Jigen puts Lupin to sleep with the sleeping perfume bottle and, along with Goemon, decides to go after Fujiko, eager to pay back the treacherous woman. Later that night, Fujiko is relaxing in a pool when Goemon opens the draining pipe. Jigen grabs a hold of Fujiko and threatens to let her go and drown if she doesn't tell where the jewels are. Naturally, Fujiko gives in. Lupin, still bound up, reaches them but is attacked by Zenigata, who tries to arrest him with jumbo-sized handcuffs. Having recovered the stones, Jigen and Goemon free Lupin and the trio escape in the night once again.
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On his way out, Zenigata notices a strange, corpse-like man, smelling of carrion, who then enters Mulligan’s office. The man, Hangman, is a professional killer, and Mulligans pays him to recover his stolen gems and kill Lupin. However he makes the mistake of doubting Hangman’s skills, which causes the killer to open fire on the boss, killing his pet cat. While Jigen and Goemon are training outside, Lupin has a date with Fujiko who, predictably enough, sprays him with a sleeping perfume bottle and steals all the gems. The following day, Lupin and Jigen are dining outside of a restaurant, when Jigen informs Lupin that they are being watched. Lupin soon receives a phone call from Hangman, demanding that he return the jewels. When Lupin refuses, Hangman open fires on him. When he and Jigen duck behind a table, Hangman throws down a tarot card, Death. Later, while driving, they’re attacked by Hangman again. Since they cannot persuade the ghoulish killer, Lupin and Jigen have no choice but to fight back, and eventually manage to force him to retreat, though Lupin’s Walther P38 is made unusable. Back into their mountain hideout, a slightly injured Jigen is furious that Lupin is having them risk their lives to protect Fujiko considering that she stole the jewels from them. Lupin, however, refuses to tell Hangman that Fujiko is the one who has the jewels, knowing that would put her in danger. Goemon interrupts by telling his comrades that they really should be spending their time planning their next move against Hangman instead of arguing. Just then...Hangman returns.
As the assassin mercilessly fires at the cabin, wrecking it in the process, Lupin eventually has an idea. Thanks to everyone’s efforts, Lupin manages to build a makeshift catapult and use it to bombard Hangman with wine bottles, eventually soaking him in alcohol. Lupin then throws his lighter, and the killer is set ablaze, running away in a nearby river where he disappears. Lupin doubts they have killed Hangman, but he won't be after them again any time soon. Before he can do anything else, Jigen puts Lupin to sleep with the sleeping perfume bottle and, along with Goemon, decides to go after Fujiko, eager to pay back the treacherous woman. Later that night, Fujiko is relaxing in a pool when Goemon opens the draining pipe. Jigen grabs a hold of Fujiko and threatens to let her goand drown if she doesn't tell where the jewels are. Naturally, Fujiko gives in. Lupin, still bound up, reaches them but is attacked by Zenigata, who tries to arrest him with jumbo-sized handcuffs. Having recovered the stones, Jigen and Goemon free Lupin and the trio escape in the night once again.
As the assassin mercilessly fires at the cabin, wrecking it in the process, Lupin eventually has an idea. Thanks to everyone’s efforts, Lupin manages to build a makeshift catapult and use it to bombard Hangman with wine bottles, eventually soaking him in alcohol. Lupin then throws his lighter, and the killer is set ablaze, running away in a nearby river where he disappears. Lupin doubts they have killed Hangman, but he won't be after them again any time soon. Before he can do anything else, Jigen puts Lupin to sleep with the sleeping perfume bottle and, along with Goemon, decides to go after Fujiko, eager to pay back the treacherous woman. Later that night, Fujiko is relaxing in a pool when Goemon opens the draining pipe. Jigen grabs a hold of Fujiko and threatens to let her go
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Lupin and Jigen infiltrate the casino of the crime boss Mulligan, aiming for his collection of priceless gemstones. After flirting with a pretty lady, Lupin gets to job, and soon enough he and Jigen manages to get their hands on the gems, but are discovered by the camera system and forced to run away with Zenigata in hot pursuit. Despite the inspector’s latest model of multiple handcuffs, once again he ends up failing. In his hideout, Lupin is trying to choose which diamond offer to Fujiko and which one to the lady from the casino, while Jigen scolds him for his blind love and enjoys some fine wine. Meanwhile Mulligan claims that actually nothing was stolen, and when Zenigata expresses his skepticism he tells him to leave at once.
On his way out, Zenigata notices a strange, corpse-like man, smelling of carrion, who then enters Mulligan’s office. The man, Hangman, is a professional killer, and Mulligans pays him to recover his stolen gems and kill Lupin. However he makes the mistake of doubting Hangman’s skills, which causes the killer to open fire on the boss, killing his pet cat. While Jigen and Goemon are training outside, Lupin has a date with Fujiko who, predictably enough, slips him a sleeping pill and steals all the gems. The following day Jigen is chewing Lupin out for being tricked again by Fujiko when they receive a tarot card, Death. Soon enough they’re attacked by Hangman, who shoots at them from the woods with a machinegun while asking for the gemstones back, not caring if Lupin has them or not. Since they cannot persuade the ghoulish killer, Lupin and Jigen have no choice but to fight back, and eventually manage to force him to retreat, though Lupin’s Walther P38 is made unusable. Back into their mountain hideout, Jigen is furious at Fujiko while Lupin is trying to work out a solution when Goemon sense a strong killer intent… Hangman has returned.
As the assassin mercilessly fires at the cabin, wrecking it in the process, Lupin eventually has an idea. Thanks to everyone’s efforts, Lupin manages to build a makeshift catapult and use it to bombard Hangman with wine bottles, eventually soaking him in alcohol. Lupin then throws his lighter, and the killer is set ablaze, running away in a nearby river where he disappears. Lupin thinks that probably they will meet Hangman again, but before he can do anything else Jigen puts him to sleep with a powder and, along with Goemon, decides to go after Fujiko. The woman is relaxing in a pool when Jigen and Goemon open the draining pipe in order to force her to give back the diamonds. Lupin, still bound up, reaches them but is attacked by Zenigata, who tries to arrest him with Jumbo sized handcuffs. Having recovered the stones, Jigen and Goemon free Lupin and the trio escape in the night once again
On his way out, Zenigata notices a strange, corpse-like man, smelling of carrion, who then enters Mulligan’s office. The man, Hangman, is a professional killer, and Mulligans pays him to recover his stolen gems and kill Lupin. However he makes the mistake of doubting Hangman’s skills, which causes the killer to open fire on the boss, killing his pet cat. While Jigen and Goemon are training outside, Lupin has a date with Fujiko who, predictably enough, slips him a sleeping pill and steals all the gems. The following day Jigen is chewing Lupin out for being tricked again by Fujiko when they receive a tarot card, Death. Soon enough they’re attacked by Hangman, who shoots at them from the woods with a machinegun while asking for the gemstones back, not caring if Lupin has them or not. Since they cannot persuade the ghoulish killer, Lupin and Jigen have no choice but to fight back, and eventually manage to force him to retreat, though Lupin’s Walther P38 is made unusable. Back into their mountain hideout, Jigen is furious at Fujiko while Lupin is trying to work out a solution when Goemon sense a strong killer intent… Hangman has returned.
As the assassin mercilessly fires at the cabin, wrecking it in the process, Lupin eventually has an idea. Thanks to everyone’s efforts, Lupin manages to build a makeshift catapult and use it to bombard Hangman with wine bottles, eventually soaking him in alcohol. Lupin then throws his lighter, and the killer is set ablaze, running away in a nearby river where he disappears. Lupin thinks that probably they will meet Hangman again, but before he can do anything else Jigen puts him to sleep with a powder and, along with Goemon, decides to go after Fujiko. The woman is relaxing in a pool when Jigen and Goemon open the draining pipe in order to force her to give back the diamonds. Lupin, still bound up, reaches them but is attacked by Zenigata, who tries to arrest him with Jumbo sized handcuffs. Having recovered the stones, Jigen and Goemon free Lupin and the trio escape in the night once again
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Lupin and Jigen infiltrate the casino of the crime boss Mulligan, aiming for his collection of priceless gemstones. After flirting with a pretty lady, Lupin gets to job, work, and soon enough he and Jigen manages to get their hands on the gems, but are discovered by the camera system and forced to run away with away. While driving, Lupin explains that he plans to give some of the jewels to the beautiful woman he just met, then decides to give some to Fujiko as well. Soon enough, Zenigata appears in hot pursuit. Despite the inspector’s latest model of multiple handcuffs, once again he ends up failing. In his hideout, Lupin is trying to choose which diamond to offer to Fujiko and which one to give the lady from the casino, while Jigen scolds him for his blind love Jigen, who is not a big fan of romance and jewels, couldn't care less and enjoys some fine wine. Meanwhile Meanwhile, Mulligan claims that actually nothing was stolen, and when Zenigata expresses his skepticism skepticism, he tells him to leave at once.
On his way out, Zenigata notices a strange, corpse-like man, smelling of carrion, who then enters Mulligan’s office. The man, Hangman, is a professional killer, and Mulligans pays him to recover his stolen gems and kill Lupin. However he makes the mistake of doubting Hangman’s skills, which causes the killer to open fire on the boss, killing his pet cat. While Jigen and Goemon are training outside, Lupin has a date with Fujiko who, predictably enough,slips sprays him a sleeping pill perfume bottle and steals all the gems. The following day day, Lupin and Jigen is chewing are dining outside of a restaurant, when Jigen informs Lupin out for that they are being tricked again by Fujiko when they receive watched. Lupin soon receives a phone call from Hangman, demanding that he return the jewels. When Lupin refuses, Hangman open fires on him. When he and Jigen duck behind a table, Hangman throws down a tarot card, Death. Soon enough Later, while driving, they’re attacked by Hangman, who shoots at them from the woods with a machinegun while asking for the gemstones back, not caring if Lupin has them or not.Hangman again. Since they cannot persuade the ghoulish killer, Lupin and Jigen have no choice but to fight back, and eventually manage to force him to retreat, though Lupin’s Walther P38 is made unusable. Back into their mountain hideout, a slightly injured Jigen is furious at Fujiko while that Lupin is trying having them risk their lives to work out a solution when Goemon sense a strong killer intent… protect Fujiko considering that she stole the jewels from them. Lupin, however, refuses to tell Hangman that Fujiko is the one who has returned.
the jewels, knowing that would put her in danger. Goemon interrupts by telling his comrades that they really should be spending their time planning their next move against Hangman instead of arguing. Just then...Hangman returns.
As the assassin mercilessly fires at the cabin, wrecking it in the process, Lupin eventually has an idea. Thanks to everyone’s efforts, Lupin manages to build a makeshift catapult and use it to bombard Hangman with wine bottles, eventually soaking him in alcohol. Lupin then throws his lighter, and the killer is set ablaze, running away in a nearby river where he disappears. Lupinthinks that probably doubts they will meet Hangman again, have killed Hangman, but before he won't be after them again any time soon. Before he can do anything else else, Jigen puts him Lupin to sleep with a powder the sleeping perfume bottle and, along with Goemon, decides to go after Fujiko. The woman Fujiko, eager to pay back the treacherous woman. Later that night, Fujiko is relaxing in a pool when Jigen and Goemon open opens the draining pipe in order pipe. Jigen grabs a hold of Fujiko and threatens to force let her to give back go and drown if she doesn't tell where the diamonds. jewels are. Naturally, Fujiko gives in. Lupin, still bound up, reaches them but is attacked by Zenigata, who tries to arrest him with Jumbo sized jumbo-sized handcuffs. Having recovered the stones, Jigen and Goemon free Lupin and the trio escape in the night once again
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On his way out, Zenigata notices a strange, corpse-like man, smelling of carrion, who then enters Mulligan’s office. The man, Hangman, is a professional killer, and Mulligans pays him to recover his stolen gems and kill Lupin. However he makes the mistake of doubting Hangman’s skills, which causes the killer to open fire on the boss, killing his pet cat. While Jigen and Goemon are training outside, Lupin has a date with Fujiko who, predictably enough,
As the assassin mercilessly fires at the cabin, wrecking it in the process, Lupin eventually has an idea. Thanks to everyone’s efforts, Lupin manages to build a makeshift catapult and use it to bombard Hangman with wine bottles, eventually soaking him in alcohol. Lupin then throws his lighter, and the killer is set ablaze, running away in a nearby river where he disappears. Lupin
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Hangman. You know, just in case you didn't already know he is dangerous enough.
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* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Hangman. You know, just in case you didn't already know he is dangerous enough.dangerous.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: This time, Jigen and Goemon make sure Fujiko won't get away with her betrayal.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: This time, Jigen and Goemon make sure Fujiko won't get away with her betrayal.
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Hangman. You know, just in case you didn't already know he is dangerous enough.
* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: Hangman. You know, just in case you didn't already know he is dangerous enough.
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'''Killing is the Smell of Wine''' [[note]] 殺しはワインの匂い (''Koroshi wa wein no nioi'') [[/note]] with the English title of '''Diamonds and Mynx'''.
Lupin and Jigen infiltrate the casino of the crime boss Mulligan, aiming for his collection of priceless gemstones. After flirting with a pretty lady, Lupin gets to job, and soon enough he and Jigen manages to get their hands on the gems, but are discovered by the camera system and forced to run away with Zenigata in hot pursuit. Despite the inspector’s latest model of multiple handcuffs, once again he ends up failing. In his hideout, Lupin is trying to choose which diamond offer to Fujiko and which one to the lady from the casino, while Jigen scolds him for his blind love and enjoys some fine wine. Meanwhile Mulligan claims that actually nothing was stolen, and when Zenigata expresses his skepticism he tells him to leave at once.
On his way out, Zenigata notices a strange, corpse-like man, smelling of carrion, who then enters Mulligan’s office. The man, Hangman, is a professional killer, and Mulligans pays him to recover his stolen gems and kill Lupin. However he makes the mistake of doubting Hangman’s skills, which causes the killer to open fire on the boss, killing his pet cat. While Jigen and Goemon are training outside, Lupin has a date with Fujiko who, predictably enough, slips him a sleeping pill and steals all the gems. The following day Jigen is chewing Lupin out for being tricked again by Fujiko when they receive a tarot card, Death. Soon enough they’re attacked by Hangman, who shoots at them from the woods with a machinegun while asking for the gemstones back, not caring if Lupin has them or not. Since they cannot persuade the ghoulish killer, Lupin and Jigen have no choice but to fight back, and eventually manage to force him to retreat, though Lupin’s Walther P38 is made unusable. Back into their mountain hideout, Jigen is furious at Fujiko while Lupin is trying to work out a solution when Goemon sense a strong killer intent… Hangman has returned.
As the assassin mercilessly fires at the cabin, wrecking it in the process, Lupin eventually has an idea. Thanks to everyone’s efforts, Lupin manages to build a makeshift catapult and use it to bombard Hangman with wine bottles, eventually soaking him in alcohol. Lupin then throws his lighter, and the killer is set ablaze, running away in a nearby river where he disappears. Lupin thinks that probably they will meet Hangman again, but before he can do anything else Jigen puts him to sleep with a powder and, along with Goemon, decides to go after Fujiko. The woman is relaxing in a pool when Jigen and Goemon open the draining pipe in order to force her to give back the diamonds. Lupin, still bound up, reaches them but is attacked by Zenigata, who tries to arrest him with Jumbo sized handcuffs. Having recovered the stones, Jigen and Goemon free Lupin and the trio escape in the night once again
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!!'''This episode contains examples of:'''
* AmbiguouslyHuman: Hangman. Looks more like a TechnicallyLivingZombie than a human, smells like a corpse, and the ending implies that not even setting him ablaze is enough to kill him, river or not.
* AxeCrazy: Technically, Hangman's objective is to retrieve the diamonds from Lupin. Even after being told that he no longer has them, he still tries to kill him and his companions for shit and giggles.
* BerserkButton: Do not question Hangman's abilities.
* CallingCard: Hangman has one in the form of the tarot card of Death [[note]] it may look like an hanged corpse, but there's a small XIII number in the corner [[/note]].
* ChekhovsGun: The wine bottles under Lupin's house. Also, Fujiko's sleeping powder.
* GatlingGood: Hangman's weapon of choice is a machinegun, which he uses to demolish Lupin's house.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Hangman, despite shooting veritable streams of projectiles at time, is pretty accurate if he wants to, shooting dead Mulligan's cat without harming his owner or stucking a bullet insite Lupin's Walther P-38's barrel without him noticing.
* LaserGuidedKarma: This time, Jigen and Goemon make sure Fujiko won't get away with her betrayal.
* KickTheDog: Hangman killing Mulligan's beloved RightHandCat when the latter asks him if he still got it.
* KillItWithFire: Lupin defeats Hangman by soaking him with wine and setting him on fire.
* ThePigpen: Hangman smells of corpse, as noted by pretty much anyone.
* PsychoForHire: Hangman is clearly not sane, and works as a professional killer.
Lupin and Jigen infiltrate the casino of the crime boss Mulligan, aiming for his collection of priceless gemstones. After flirting with a pretty lady, Lupin gets to job, and soon enough he and Jigen manages to get their hands on the gems, but are discovered by the camera system and forced to run away with Zenigata in hot pursuit. Despite the inspector’s latest model of multiple handcuffs, once again he ends up failing. In his hideout, Lupin is trying to choose which diamond offer to Fujiko and which one to the lady from the casino, while Jigen scolds him for his blind love and enjoys some fine wine. Meanwhile Mulligan claims that actually nothing was stolen, and when Zenigata expresses his skepticism he tells him to leave at once.
On his way out, Zenigata notices a strange, corpse-like man, smelling of carrion, who then enters Mulligan’s office. The man, Hangman, is a professional killer, and Mulligans pays him to recover his stolen gems and kill Lupin. However he makes the mistake of doubting Hangman’s skills, which causes the killer to open fire on the boss, killing his pet cat. While Jigen and Goemon are training outside, Lupin has a date with Fujiko who, predictably enough, slips him a sleeping pill and steals all the gems. The following day Jigen is chewing Lupin out for being tricked again by Fujiko when they receive a tarot card, Death. Soon enough they’re attacked by Hangman, who shoots at them from the woods with a machinegun while asking for the gemstones back, not caring if Lupin has them or not. Since they cannot persuade the ghoulish killer, Lupin and Jigen have no choice but to fight back, and eventually manage to force him to retreat, though Lupin’s Walther P38 is made unusable. Back into their mountain hideout, Jigen is furious at Fujiko while Lupin is trying to work out a solution when Goemon sense a strong killer intent… Hangman has returned.
As the assassin mercilessly fires at the cabin, wrecking it in the process, Lupin eventually has an idea. Thanks to everyone’s efforts, Lupin manages to build a makeshift catapult and use it to bombard Hangman with wine bottles, eventually soaking him in alcohol. Lupin then throws his lighter, and the killer is set ablaze, running away in a nearby river where he disappears. Lupin thinks that probably they will meet Hangman again, but before he can do anything else Jigen puts him to sleep with a powder and, along with Goemon, decides to go after Fujiko. The woman is relaxing in a pool when Jigen and Goemon open the draining pipe in order to force her to give back the diamonds. Lupin, still bound up, reaches them but is attacked by Zenigata, who tries to arrest him with Jumbo sized handcuffs. Having recovered the stones, Jigen and Goemon free Lupin and the trio escape in the night once again
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!!'''This episode contains examples of:'''
* AmbiguouslyHuman: Hangman. Looks more like a TechnicallyLivingZombie than a human, smells like a corpse, and the ending implies that not even setting him ablaze is enough to kill him, river or not.
* AxeCrazy: Technically, Hangman's objective is to retrieve the diamonds from Lupin. Even after being told that he no longer has them, he still tries to kill him and his companions for shit and giggles.
* BerserkButton: Do not question Hangman's abilities.
* CallingCard: Hangman has one in the form of the tarot card of Death [[note]] it may look like an hanged corpse, but there's a small XIII number in the corner [[/note]].
* ChekhovsGun: The wine bottles under Lupin's house. Also, Fujiko's sleeping powder.
* GatlingGood: Hangman's weapon of choice is a machinegun, which he uses to demolish Lupin's house.
* ImprobableAimingSkills: Hangman, despite shooting veritable streams of projectiles at time, is pretty accurate if he wants to, shooting dead Mulligan's cat without harming his owner or stucking a bullet insite Lupin's Walther P-38's barrel without him noticing.
* LaserGuidedKarma: This time, Jigen and Goemon make sure Fujiko won't get away with her betrayal.
* KickTheDog: Hangman killing Mulligan's beloved RightHandCat when the latter asks him if he still got it.
* KillItWithFire: Lupin defeats Hangman by soaking him with wine and setting him on fire.
* ThePigpen: Hangman smells of corpse, as noted by pretty much anyone.
* PsychoForHire: Hangman is clearly not sane, and works as a professional killer.
