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* n the manga Sket Dance, the main characters consist of three people, and one named Switch refers himself as Goemon when discussing
the trio's relationship. He specifically says that the other two hang out with each other more often like Lupin and Jigen do, while Switch himself is a bit reclusive like Goemon.
* There was a lupin reference in yakitate Japan - when they were making bread they called it the lupin bread lol
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* SEGA Dreamcast game named 'SEGAGAGA' just lately. The game acts as one big parody of SEGA's situation in the console race around the launch of the PS2, with players taking the role of a new recruit to help take down the big evil 'Dogma' (Sony) corporation.
As the game itself is one big parody, there are lots of little parodies of other titles and cartoons found in the game (Lupin included.) . Chopin the 3rd
* Brief moment from Ga-Rei-Zero (5th episode). Character imitates Lupin's srrip-and-dive from second series opening.
* Scene from Paradise Kiss. Two characters dress up as lupin and goemon to face off in a duel.
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* SEGA Dreamcast game named 'SEGAGAGA' just lately. The game acts as one big parody of SEGA's situation in the console race around the launch of the PS2, with players taking the role of a new recruit to help take down the big evil 'Dogma' (Sony) corporation.
As the game itself is one big parody, there are lots of little parodies of other titles and cartoons found in the game (Lupin included.) . Chopin the 3rd
* Brief moment from Ga-Rei-Zero (5th episode). Character imitates Lupin's srrip-and-dive from second series opening.
* Scene from Paradise Kiss. Two characters dress up as lupin and goemon to face off in a duel.
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* Louis mondo the third has a Walter p-38.
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I found a whole conversation about Lupin the 3rd in "Genshiken" where the characters were at the beach and the two most otaku of the group were building the Castle of Cagliostro out of sand, the clock tower and everything. And Modarame, the leader, was expressing his interest in the series, which movie he liked the most. One of the other guys there actually said he liked "The Fuma Conspiracy" the most, and I still don't know what's up with that, Fuma Conspiracy was not that good. Also Modarame goes into a explaination about a failed Lupin film that was supposed to be the 3rd movie, but it got scrapped and 2 years later, the "Gold of Babylon" was made in 1986.
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** Creator/ChrisClaremont has put LawyerFriendlyCameos of anime in quite a few of his stories.
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* [[Anime/FLCL Fooly Cooly]] - Episode 5: Kamon dresses as Lupin and rambles about jacket color, then spoofs the 2nd series opening. See page image.
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* [[Anime/FLCL Fooly Cooly]] - Episode 5: Kamon (Naota's dad) dresses as Lupin and rambles about jacket color, then spoofs the 2nd series opening. See page image. Plus, The 2nd series and Castle of Cagliostro are mentioned and Monkey Punch is referred here as "Mr. Monkey". Also, the title card appears in typewriter style!
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* Episode five of LoveShuffle has three of the main characters trying to cheer up the other main character and they start going on about how bread (pan) is good for breakfast and they somehow end up firing off words that have 'pan' in them trying to make him laugh. Peter Pan, [[MarketBasedTitle Rupan]] and it goes on.
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* Episode five of LoveShuffle Love Shuffle has three of the main characters trying to cheer up the other main character and they start going on about how bread (pan) is good for breakfast and they somehow end up firing off words that have 'pan' in them trying to make him laugh. Peter Pan, [[MarketBasedTitle Rupan]] and it goes on.
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* For a Goemon reference, check out episode 6 of "Manga/xxxHOLiC"; "Manga/{{xxxHOLiC}}"; Yuko writes "Zantetsuken" on a red baseball bat she then uses to slice a computer in half using a downward slash. (No damage to the table either!)
** Check out a blatant Jigen cameo, from Kochikame. He's wearing an eggshell instead of his fedora.
* 1985's Vampire Hunter D had a wedding scene ''very'' similar to the one in Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro.
* In an episode of Crayon Shin Chan, he appears as Lupin "IV" and his friend Kazama as Zenigata.
* Watching the drama adapation of Yankee-kun to Megane-chan and spotted Shingawa's friend Nerima reading a Lupin III manga.
* Last episode of the first season for Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei had three of the main characters riding in a yellow fiat. That would be enough for a Lupin III reference, but one of the characters also dresses in a kimono and sits on top of the car.
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* 1985's Vampire Hunter D had a wedding scene ''very'' similar to the one in Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro.
* In an episode of Crayon Shin Chan, he appears as Lupin "IV" and his friend Kazama as Zenigata.
* Watching the drama adapation of Yankee-kun to Megane-chan and spotted Shingawa's friend Nerima reading a Lupin III manga.
* Last episode of the first season for Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei had three of the main characters riding in a yellow fiat. That would be enough for a Lupin III reference, but one of the characters also dresses in a kimono and sits on top of the car.
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* For a Goemon reference, check out episode 6 of "Manga/XxxHOLiC"; "Manga/xxxHOLiC"; Yuko writes "Zantetsuken" on a red baseball bat she then uses to slice a computer in half using a downward slash. (No damage to the table either!)
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* The (new) Pink Panther movie had a "HAMBURGAH!" scene that is similar to Zenigata's in ''Recap/EpisodeZeroFirstContact''. Probably because Lupin has made Shout Outs to the franchise in the past.
* Creator/ShinichiWatanabe, the director of "''Recap/TheColumbusFiles''", likes to show up in a few of his other animes as a character called "Nabeshin" wearing a long-sleeved blue button-up shirt, a yellow tie, and a red jacket... (most frequently in Manga/ExcelSaga and Manga/NerimaDaikonBrothers, but he does show up in some other anime as well). Not to forget the secret about the two rings he solved at the beginning of one of these episode ({{Homage}} to [[Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro CoC]]).
* Gantz girl is DEFINITELY Fujiko-esque. It's kind of amusing that Fujiko in many ways ushered in the bust-buster archetype for Japanese anime heroines.
* The three-part OVA "Re: Cutie Honey" is full of references to other animes, and does not skimp on the Lupin ones.
** Honey's boss dresses exactly like red-jacket Lupin.
** The male protagonist wears a green jacket that is somehow familiar.
* Cowboy Bebop shines with Lupin influences.
** In episode "Sympathy for the Devil", the little boy who plays the harmonica wears a green jacket, yellow tie, and black dress shirt.
** Also art style (foot shapes, anyone?), characters (through gruff, bearded voice of reason and on to self-serving female protagonist), and long elaborate money-making-missions that (while successful) never really pay anything.
*** So ''that's'' how Jet was inspired by Jigen. I keep looking at Jet and thinking, man, that's one ugly mug. How could lean, mean dog-faced Jigen inspire massive, unwieldy, bull-faced Jet? oO So it's his personality, not his appearance.
* For a Goemon reference, check out episode 6 of "Manga/XxxHOLiC"; Yuko writes "Zantetsuken" on a red baseball bat she then uses to slice a computer in half using a downward slash. (No damage to the table either!)
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* OtakuNoVideo has a scene where many cosplayers are chasing Ken. We see Arsene Lupin in a Green Jacket (Manga/LupinIII) and a glimpse of Jigen (Lupin III).
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** One scene where many cosplayers are chasing Ken. We see Arsene Lupin in a Green Jacket (Manga/LupinIII) and a glimpse of Jigen (LupinIII).III).
** In their dorm room there's a [[Recap/MysteryOfMamo Secret of Mamo]] poster!
** One scene where many cosplayers are chasing Ken. We see Arsene Lupin in a Green Jacket (Manga/LupinIII) and a glimpse of Jigen (Lupin
** In their dorm room there's a [[Recap/MysteryOfMamo Secret of Mamo]] poster!
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* Anime/GTO, episode 17, and to save a student, Onizuka does the classic wall run dive from ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro''.
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* WesternAnimation/TeenTitans homages the famous hillside car chase of ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro'' in the episode "Car Trouble".
* Episode five of LoveShuffle has three of the main characters trying to cheer up the other main character and they start going on about how bread (pan) is good for breakfast and they somehow end up firing off words that have 'pan' in them trying to make him laugh. Peter Pan, [[MarketBasedTitle Rupan]] and it goes on.
* In GCN RPG Baten Kaitos, there is a thief character you meet called Pollo the 3rd. Pollo is Spanish for chicken and Lupine means wolf-like. The character didn't look like Lupin though, nor did he wear a Red jackeck or anything similar. Still, from the name alone it was definitely an {{homage}} to Lupin.
* I highly doubt Nintendo meant for "the glass jaw of France" to be a reference to a background character in a Lupin episode, but I couldn't help but notice that one of Fujiko's suitors in the first red jacket episode looked exactly like Glass Joe, the first opponent in Nintendo's Punch-Out!! series.
* Megazone 23 OVA: Two cops that look suspiciously familiar... (Lupin and Jigen!)
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* WesternAnimation/TeenTitans homages the famous hillside car chase of ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro'' in the episode "Car Trouble".
* Episode five of LoveShuffle has three of the main characters trying to cheer up the other main character and they start going on about how bread (pan) is good for breakfast and they somehow end up firing off words that have 'pan' in them trying to make him laugh. Peter Pan, [[MarketBasedTitle Rupan]] and it goes on.
* In GCN RPG Baten Kaitos, there is a thief character you meet called Pollo the 3rd. Pollo is Spanish for chicken and Lupine means wolf-like. The character didn't look like Lupin though, nor did he wear a Red jackeck or anything similar. Still, from the name alone it was definitely an {{homage}} to Lupin.
* I highly doubt Nintendo meant for "the glass jaw of France" to be a reference to a background character in a Lupin episode, but I couldn't help but notice that one of Fujiko's suitors in the first red jacket episode looked exactly like Glass Joe, the first opponent in Nintendo's Punch-Out!! series.
* Megazone 23 OVA: Two cops that look suspiciously familiar... (Lupin and Jigen!)
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These are works that have made a ShoutOut to Manga/LupinIII in some form or another. Keep in mind that the work may be referencing Literature/ArseneLupin ReferencedBy/ArseneLupin or another work that Lupin the Third is parodying.
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* There is a Jigen sighting in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' (specifically the "Sir Yakksalot" episode) as a wagon driver bearing a very distinctive slouched fedora and pointed beard drives by the screen. Tokyo Movie Shinsha provided animation work for both the ''Lupin III'' franchise and ''Animaniacs.''
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* There is a Jigen sighting in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' (specifically the "Sir Yakksalot" episode) as a wagon driver bearing a very distinctive slouched fedora and pointed beard drives by the screen. Tokyo A corncob piTokyo Movie Shinsha provided animation work for both the ''Lupin III'' franchise and ''Animaniacs.''
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* The current Empress of Japan liked [[PimpedOutDress Clarice's wedding dress]] from ''AnimeTheCastleOfCagliostro'' ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro'' so much that [[TheRedStapler she had a real-world one made for her wedding dress]].dress]].
* [[Anime/FLCL Fooly Cooly]] - Episode 5: Kamon dresses as Lupin and rambles about jacket color, then spoofs the 2nd series opening. See page image.
* WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons - Season eight episode, Bart After Dark, the one where Bart has to work at a burlesque house. There is a scene where Bart is falling down a roof that looks like ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro'' that even the people in the audio commentary mention it.
* WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries has a ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro'' {{homage}} with a battle in a clock tower with many similar shots.
* Disney/TheGreatMouseDetective made a reference to Manga/LupinIII during the clock tower fight; it's another ShoutOut to ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro''.
* Anime/GTO, episode 17, and to save a student, Onizuka does the classic wall run dive from ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro''.
* [[Anime/FLCL Fooly Cooly]] - Episode 5: Kamon dresses as Lupin and rambles about jacket color, then spoofs the 2nd series opening. See page image.
* WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons - Season eight episode, Bart After Dark, the one where Bart has to work at a burlesque house. There is a scene where Bart is falling down a roof that looks like ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro'' that even the people in the audio commentary mention it.
* WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries has a ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro'' {{homage}} with a battle in a clock tower with many similar shots.
* Disney/TheGreatMouseDetective made a reference to Manga/LupinIII during the clock tower fight; it's another ShoutOut to ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro''.
* Anime/GTO, episode 17, and to save a student, Onizuka does the classic wall run dive from ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro''.
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* The current Empress of Japan liked [[PimpedOutDress Clarice's wedding dress]] from ''AnimeTheCastleOfCagliostro'' so much that [[TheRedStapler she had a real-world one made for her wedding dress]].
* The current Empress of Japan liked [[PimpedOutDress Clarice's wedding dress]] from ''AnimeTheCastleOfCagliostro'' so much that [[TheRedStapler she had a real-world one made for her wedding dress]].
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* Manga/ThePingPongClub - Maeno and Izawa's somewhat disturbing [[Manga/LupinIII Lupin and Fujiko]] game.
* ''[[GaiaOnline Gaia]]'' is quite fond of HalloweenCosplay. We've seen Ian as [[Manga/LupinIII Jigen]], at least.
* Manga/ZettaiKarenChildren did a shout-out in Episode 5 of ''The Unlimited'', using Manga/LupinIII in a police uniform, WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic, and WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd [[http://ogiuemaniax.wordpress.com/2013/02/04/the-nostalgia-critic-in-zettai-karen-children-the-unlimited/ as random spectators.]] This [[https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=492908027412181&id=127127037353766 didn't escape the notice]] of Creator/DougWalker, [[https://twitter.com/JesuOtaku/status/298582155024560128 or]] the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNUfk3R157U notice of]] fellow ''Website/ThatGuyWithTheGlasses'' contributor WebVideo/JesuOtaku.
* Anime/AnimationRunnerKuromi: Kuromi's inspiration to join the business ''Louis Monde III'' is an obvious reference to (and {{Expy}} of) ''Manga/LupinIII''
* Manga/AzumangaDaioh has Tomo Takino state her personal idol is [[Manga/LupinIII Fujiko]] [[MsFanservice Mine]].
* ''[[GaiaOnline Gaia]]'' is quite fond of HalloweenCosplay. We've seen Ian as [[Manga/LupinIII Jigen]], at least.
* Manga/ZettaiKarenChildren did a shout-out in Episode 5 of ''The Unlimited'', using Manga/LupinIII in a police uniform, WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic, and WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd [[http://ogiuemaniax.wordpress.com/2013/02/04/the-nostalgia-critic-in-zettai-karen-children-the-unlimited/ as random spectators.]] This [[https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=492908027412181&id=127127037353766 didn't escape the notice]] of Creator/DougWalker, [[https://twitter.com/JesuOtaku/status/298582155024560128 or]] the [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNUfk3R157U notice of]] fellow ''Website/ThatGuyWithTheGlasses'' contributor WebVideo/JesuOtaku.
* Anime/AnimationRunnerKuromi: Kuromi's inspiration to join the business ''Louis Monde III'' is an obvious reference to (and {{Expy}} of) ''Manga/LupinIII''
* Manga/AzumangaDaioh has Tomo Takino state her personal idol is [[Manga/LupinIII Fujiko]] [[MsFanservice Mine]].
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* Zenigata makes a cameo in the ''Anime/MaiHime'' manga [[ItMakesSenseInContext arresting Shizuru.]]
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* In one issue of ''Comicbook/ThePunisher'', the titular AntiHero guns down thinly-disguised counterparts of Manga/LupinIII and his gang.
* In a backup story in an issue of ''ComicBook/{{X-Men}} Classics'' (earlier issues has a secondary story featuring "before they were X-Men" or "between the issues" tales), a story is recounted of an inadvertent meeting between Logan (while he was a roughneck on the run from the Weapon X program) and Banshee (while he was just a humble Interpol agent). Banshee is hot on the trail of three jewel thieves, one of whom is named [[Manga/LupinIII Arsene]], and who look like the Lupin Gang with a few cosmetic alterations. Guess who that makes Banshee, of course...
** Creator/ChrisClaremont has put Lawyer-Friendly Cameos of anime in quite a few of his stories.
* In one issue of ''Comicbook/ThePunisher'', the titular AntiHero guns down thinly-disguised counterparts of Manga/LupinIII and his gang.
* In a backup story in an issue of ''ComicBook/{{X-Men}} Classics'' (earlier issues has a secondary story featuring "before they were X-Men" or "between the issues" tales), a story is recounted of an inadvertent meeting between Logan (while he was a roughneck on the run from the Weapon X program) and Banshee (while he was just a humble Interpol agent). Banshee is hot on the trail of three jewel thieves, one of whom is named [[Manga/LupinIII Arsene]], and who look like the Lupin Gang with a few cosmetic alterations. Guess who that makes Banshee, of course...
** Creator/ChrisClaremont has put Lawyer-Friendly Cameos of anime in quite a few of his stories.
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** "Jack and the Creature" is a shout out to ''MyNeighborTotoro''.
*** In the same episode, the key to Jack's getting home is "[[Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro The Crystal of Cagliostro]]".
** "Jack and the Labyrinth" introduces a character who resembles Daisuke Jigen from ''Manga/LupinIII'' -- but with Lupin's personality.
*** In the same episode, the key to Jack's getting home is "[[Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro The Crystal of Cagliostro]]".
** "Jack and the Labyrinth" introduces a character who resembles Daisuke Jigen from ''Manga/LupinIII'' -- but with Lupin's personality.
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*** In the same episode,Creature", the key to Jack's getting home is "[[Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro The Crystal of Cagliostro]]".
** "Jack and the Labyrinth" introduces acharacter who resembles Daisuke thief that's basically Jigen from ''Manga/LupinIII'' -- but in a white suit with Lupin's personality.light-brown hair who tries to steal a time traveling jewel.
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In episode 21 of ''Manga/SgtFrog'', thinly-disguised versions of Manga/LupinIII and Jigen get run off the road by the Hinata family car in an obvious parody of a scene from ''The Castle Of Cagliostro''.
* Lupin and Jigen also appear as characters in a video game in one episode of ''Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross'' parodying the car-chase scene from ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro''.
*** Actually, the cameo is of a real arcade game called "Cliff Hanger" that reused footage from the ''Lupin III'' movie, making it a TRIPLE Cameo.
** It's also highly likely that there is a Jigen sighting in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' (specifically the "Sir Yakksalot" episode) as a wagon driver bearing a very distinctive slouched fedora and pointed beard drives by the screen. Tokyo Movie Shinsha provided animation work for both the ''Lupin III'' franchise and ''Animaniacs.''
franchise and ''Animaniacs.''
*** Yet ''another'' one is an episode of ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'' where a thief that's basically Jigen in a white suit with light-brown hair tries to steal a time traveling jewel.
*** Or, rather, he looked like Jigen but acted more like Lupin III.
** Zenigata makes a cameo in the ''Anime/MaiHime'' manga [[ItMakesSenseInContext arresting Shizuru.]]
In episode 21 of ''Manga/SgtFrog'', thinly-disguised versions of Manga/LupinIII and Jigen get run off the road by the Hinata family car in an obvious parody of a scene from ''The Castle Of Cagliostro''.
* Lupin and Jigen also appear as characters in a video game in one episode of ''Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross'' parodying the car-chase scene from ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro''.
*** Actually, the cameo is of a real arcade game called "Cliff Hanger" that reused footage from the ''Lupin III'' movie, making it a TRIPLE Cameo.
** It's also highly likely that there is a Jigen sighting in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' (specifically the "Sir Yakksalot" episode) as a wagon driver bearing a very distinctive slouched fedora and pointed beard drives by the screen. Tokyo Movie Shinsha provided animation work for both the ''Lupin III'' franchise and ''Animaniacs.''
franchise and ''Animaniacs.''
*** Yet ''another'' one is an episode of ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'' where a thief that's basically Jigen in a white suit with light-brown hair tries to steal a time traveling jewel.
*** Or, rather, he looked like Jigen but acted more like Lupin III.
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* Lupin and Jigen also appear as characters in a video game in one episode of ''Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross'' parodying the car-chase scene from ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro''.
*** Actually, the cameo is of a real arcade game called "Cliff Hanger" that reused footage from the ''Lupin III'' movie, making it a TRIPLE Cameo.
** It's also highly likely that there is a Jigen sighting in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' (specifically the "Sir Yakksalot" episode) as a wagon driver bearing a very distinctive slouched fedora and pointed beard drives by the screen. Tokyo Movie Shinsha provided animation work for both the ''Lupin III'' franchise and ''Animaniacs.''
franchise and ''Animaniacs.''
*** Yet ''another'' one is an episode of ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'' where a thief that's basically Jigen in a white suit with light-brown hair tries to steal a time traveling jewel.
*** Or, rather, he looked like Jigen but acted more like Lupin III.
** Zenigata makes a cameo in the ''Anime/MaiHime'' manga [[ItMakesSenseInContext arresting Shizuru.]]
* Lupin and Jigen also appear as characters in a video game in one episode of ''Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross'' parodying the car-chase scene from ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro''.
*** Actually, the cameo is of a real arcade game called "Cliff Hanger" that reused footage from the ''Lupin III'' movie, making it a TRIPLE Cameo.
** It's also highly likely that there is a Jigen sighting in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' (specifically the "Sir Yakksalot" episode) as a wagon driver bearing a very distinctive slouched fedora and pointed beard drives by the screen. Tokyo Movie Shinsha provided animation work for both the ''Lupin III'' franchise and ''Animaniacs.''
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*** Yet ''another'' one is an episode of ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'' where a thief that's basically Jigen in a white suit with light-brown hair tries to steal a time traveling jewel.
*** Or, rather, he looked like Jigen but acted more like Lupin III.
** Zenigata makes a cameo in the ''Anime/MaiHime'' manga [[ItMakesSenseInContext arresting Shizuru.]]
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* Manga/{{Hyakko}} has Nene get the facial expression and diction of Lupin in one of her most lecherous moments.
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* Music/AyumiHamasaki - One to Lupin III in Countdown Live 2007-2008.
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* OtakuNoVideo has a scene where many cosplayers are chasing Ken. We see Arsene Lupin in a Green Jacket (Manga/Lupin III) and a glimpse of Jigen (Lupin III).
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* Manga/HayateTheCombatButler - In episode 29, when Isumi is [[NoSenseOfDirection lost in Paris looking for the tournament]], you can see one of the mooks from Manga/GiantRobo in the background, as well as Jigen from Manga/LupinIII.
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* LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya made reference to Lupin in Endless Eight: after being told about the endless recursion of time, Kyon utters something similar to Goemon's catchphrase.
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** "Jack and the Creature" is a shout out to ''MyNeighborTotoro''.
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** "Jack and the Labyrinth" introduces a character who resembles Daisuke Jigen from ''Manga/LupinIII'' -- but with Lupin's personality.
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** "Jack and the Creature" is a shout out to ''MyNeighborTotoro''.
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* WesternAnimation/NightHood - This version of Literature/ArseneLupin has several Shout Outs to various anime series, most obvious is Lupin himself takes several visual and stylistic cues from [[Manga/SailorMoon Tuxedo Mask]] and there are even a few to Manga/LupinIII (the dynamic between Lupin and Grognard owes a lot to that between Lupin and Jigen).
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* WesternAnimation/NightHood - This version of Literature/ArseneLupin has several Shout Outs to various anime series, most obvious is Lupin himself takes several visual and stylistic cues from [[Manga/SailorMoon Tuxedo Mask]] and there are even a few to Manga/LupinIII (the dynamic between Lupin and Grognard owes a lot to that between Lupin and Jigen).Jigen).
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* Manga/SoulEater has for non-music-related shout-out; Death the Kid's intro episode begins with the trio chasing a developing Kishin which Death refers to as Lupin. This may refer to Literature/ArseneLupin, but more likely refers to ''Manga/LupinIII''.
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* WesternAnimation/NightHood - This version of Literature/ArseneLupin has several Shout Outs to various anime series, most obvious is Lupin himself takes several visual and stylistic cues from [[Manga/SailorMoon Tuxedo Mask]] and there are even a few to Manga/LupinIII (the dynamic between Lupin and Grognard owes a lot to that between Lupin and Jigen).
* WesternAnimation/NightHood - This version of Literature/ArseneLupin has several Shout Outs to various anime series, most obvious is Lupin himself takes several visual and stylistic cues from [[Manga/SailorMoon Tuxedo Mask]] and there are even a few to Manga/LupinIII (the dynamic between Lupin and Grognard owes a lot to that between Lupin and Jigen).
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* Music/LupeFiasco sings a song, "''Touch the Sky''" which features the line "Lupe steals like Manga/LupinIII"
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* Manga/SoulEater has for non-music-related shout-out; Death the Kid's intro episode begins with the trio chasing a developing Kishin which Death refers to as Lupin. This may refer to Literature/ArseneLupin, but more likely refers to ''Manga/LupinIII''.
* Manga/SoulEater has for non-music-related shout-out; Death the Kid's intro episode begins with the trio chasing a developing Kishin which Death refers to as Lupin. This may refer to Literature/ArseneLupin, but more likely refers to ''Manga/LupinIII''.
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* LightNovel/AriaTheScarletAmmo has a character called Lupin. ''She'' is the great-granddaughter of the original Literature/ArseneLupin. However, there are also indications we are supposed to think of Lupin III as well. She is called "IV" or "Lupin the IV". Her full (Western order) name is Riko Mine Lupin IV. So Fujiko Mine is clearly her mother.
* Music/LupeFiasco sings a song, "''Touch the Sky''" which features the line "Lupe steals like Manga/LupinIII"
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* LightNovel/AriaTheScarletAmmo has a character called Lupin. ''She'' is the great-granddaughter of the original Literature/ArseneLupin. However, there are also indications we are supposed to think of Lupin III as well. She is called "IV" or "Lupin the IV". Her full (Western order) name is Riko Mine Lupin IV. So Fujiko Mine is clearly her mother.
* Music/LupeFiasco sings a song, "''Touch the Sky''" which features the line "Lupe steals like Manga/LupinIII"
