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* CompleteMonster: Mike Logan is a greedy ArmsDealer whose viciousness [[VileVillainSaccharineShow contrasts the lighthearted nature of the film]]. Dying of cancer, Logan cowardly [[OffingTheOffspring murdered his own terrified eight-year-old son]] to live on in the boy's body. Continuing his underground dealings, Logan aims to get his hands on a powerful superweapon to further enrich himself, seen in present keeping a drugged-up consort [[SexSlave for his pleasure]].
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* CompleteMonster: [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Mike Logan Logan]], aka the "[[ArmsDealer Merchant of Death]]", is a greedy ArmsDealer man whose viciousness [[VileVillainSaccharineShow contrasts the lighthearted nature of the film]]. Dying of cancer, Logan cowardly [[OffingTheOffspring murdered his own terrified eight-year-old son]] to live on in the boy's body. Continuing his underground dealings, Logan aims to get his hands on a powerful superweapon to further enrich himself, seen in present keeping a drugged-up consort [[SexSlave for his pleasure]].
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* CompleteMonster: Mike Logan is a greedy ArmsDealer whose viciousness [[VileVillainSaccharineShow contrasts the lighthearted nature of the film]]. Dying of cancer, Logan cowardly [[OffingTheOffspring murdered his own terrified eight-year-old son]] to live on in the boy's body. Continuing his underground dealings, Logan aims to get his hands on a powerful superweapon to further enrich himself, seen in present keeping a drugged-up consort [[SexSlave for his pleasure]].
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* FanonDiscontinuity: While ''Green Vs. Red'' wasn't considered bad, most of the fandom prefers to think of it as being an alternate canon due to how it implies that [[spoiler:Lupin the Third is not a single man, but a title passed down throughout the years. Or that he wants to retire and picked a ramen shop-worker to take his place.]]
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* FanonDiscontinuity: While ''Green Vs. Red'' wasn't considered bad, most of the fandom prefers to think of it as being an alternate canon due to how it implies that [[spoiler:Lupin the Third is not a single man, but a title passed down throughout the years. Or that he wants to retire and picked a ramen shop-worker to take his place.]]]]
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Three, actually. Lupin vanishing, and Zenigata, Jigen, et al. having to deal with a massive flood of copycats, with varying levels of ability, skill and authenticity? Awesome. A random guy off the street deciding to become Lupin, and then realizing he's running the risk of losing himself in the role? Also awesome. Lupin having a good old-fashioned EvilTwin face-off, except against his own [[AlternativeCharacterInterpretation Alternative Character Interpretations]]? Still awesome. Trying to do all three at once, while also shoehorning in a couple of B-plots involving BrainUploading / CloneByConversion, GiantMecha, and a diamond that's also a nuke? Uh...
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Three, actually. Lupin vanishing, and Zenigata, Jigen, et al. having to deal with a massive flood of copycats, with varying levels of ability, skill and authenticity? Awesome. A random guy off the street deciding to become Lupin, and then realizing he's running the risk of losing himself in the role? Also awesome. Lupin having a good old-fashioned EvilTwin face-off, except against his own [[AlternativeCharacterInterpretation Alternative Character Interpretations]]? Still awesome. Trying to do all three at once, while also shoehorning in a couple of B-plots involving BrainUploading / CloneByConversion, GiantMecha, and a diamond that's also a nuke? Uh...
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* FanonDiscontinuity: While ''Green Vs. Red'' wasn't considered bad, most of the fandom prefers to think of it as being an alternate canon due to how it implies that [[spoiler:Lupin the Third is not a single man, but a title passed down throughout the years. Or that he wants to retire and picked a ramen shop-worker to take his place.]]
* LoveItOrHateIt: It's either the best thing to happen to the franchise in years, and one of the best Lupin installments EVER...or it's an incomprehensible MindScrew weighed down by MythologyGags.
* LoveItOrHateIt: It's either the best thing to happen to the franchise in years, and one of the best Lupin installments EVER...or it's an incomprehensible MindScrew weighed down by MythologyGags.
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* BrokenBase: It's either the best thing to happen to the franchise in years, and one of the best Lupin installments EVER...or it's an incomprehensible MindScrew weighed down by MythologyGags.
* FanonDiscontinuity: While ''Green Vs. Red'' wasn't considered bad, most of the fandom prefers to think of it as being an alternate canon due to how it implies that [[spoiler:Lupin the Third is not a single man, but a title passed down throughout the years. Or that he wants to retire and picked a ramen shop-worker to take his place.]]
* LoveItOrHateIt: It's either the best thing to happen to the franchise in years, and one of the best Lupin installments EVER...or it's an incomprehensible MindScrew weighed down by MythologyGags.]]
* FanonDiscontinuity: While ''Green Vs. Red'' wasn't considered bad, most of the fandom prefers to think of it as being an alternate canon due to how it implies that [[spoiler:Lupin the Third is not a single man, but a title passed down throughout the years. Or that he wants to retire and picked a ramen shop-worker to take his place.
* LoveItOrHateIt: It's either the best thing to happen to the franchise in years, and one of the best Lupin installments EVER...or it's an incomprehensible MindScrew weighed down by MythologyGags.
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* FanonDiscontinuity: While ''Green Vs. Red'' wasn't considered bad, most of the fandom prefers to think of it as being an alternate canon due to how it implies that [[spoiler:Lupin the Third is not a single man, but a title passed down throughout the years. Or that he wants to retire and picked a ramen shop-worker to take his place.]]]]
* LoveItOrHateIt: It's either the best thing to happen to the franchise in years, and one of the best Lupin installments EVER...or it's an incomprehensible MindScrew weighed down by MythologyGags.
* LoveItOrHateIt: It's either the best thing to happen to the franchise in years, and one of the best Lupin installments EVER...or it's an incomprehensible MindScrew weighed down by MythologyGags.
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* {{Discontinuity}}: While ''Green Vs. Red'' wasn't considered bad, most of the fandom prefers to think of it as being an alternate canon due to how it implies that [[spoiler:Lupin the Third is not a single man, but a title passed down throughout the years. Or that he wants to retire and picked a ramen shop-worker to take his place.]]
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* {{Discontinuity}}: FanonDiscontinuity: While ''Green Vs. Red'' wasn't considered bad, most of the fandom prefers to think of it as being an alternate canon due to how it implies that [[spoiler:Lupin the Third is not a single man, but a title passed down throughout the years. Or that he wants to retire and picked a ramen shop-worker to take his place.]]
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