History Anime / GoemonIshikawasSprayOfBlood

* TheThingThatGoesDoink: There is one at the scene where the powerful and rich Inaniwa clan confronts Goemon, who warns them if they attempt to move against him, he will kill them all. They move as the ''shishi-odoshi'' empties and sounds. By the time it fills from the rain and empties to sound again, Goemon has [[StealthPun disarmed]] the entire gang, save the leader's son.

Following the events of ''The Woman Called Fujiko Mine'', Goemon Ishikawa XIII has taken a new job, as a bodyguard for a {{Yakuza}} boss named Inaniwa. While aboard the Inaniwa clan's [[CoolBoat splendid gambling ship]], a rival gang tries to make trouble and [[AssassinOutclassin Goemon uses his skills to save the boss from an assassination attempt]], earning Goemon the boss's glowing praise and causing the gang's more established members [[GreenEyedMonster a great deal of resentment]]. Meanwhile, in the ship's vaults, Lupin III, Daisuke Jigen, and Fujiko Mine are working on [[TheCaper lifting as much money as possible from the gang's coffers]]. When the ship begins shaking, Goemon goes down to investigate and finds a [[EvilIsBigger massive]] bearded man with [[ScaryTeeth metal teeth]] working on destroying the ship's engines with [[AnAxeToGrind two heavy hatchets]]. The intruder causes the ship to explode; in the ensuing chaos, [[PlotTriggeringDeath Inaniwa dies]], Lupin and company manage to escape, and the mystery man abandons the ship and [[SternChase goes after]] Lupin's group when he spots them.

* AnAxeToGrind: Hawk's weapons of choice are two small but big-bladed axes. Most of the time he uses them to wreck everything that gets in his way and to parry bullets.

''Goemon Ishikawa's Blood-Spray''[[note]]血煙の石川五ェ門 (Chikemuri no Ishikawa Goemon) [[/note]] is a 2017 film that is the second sequel to ''Anime/LupinIIITheWomanCalledFujikoMine''; it follows ''[[Anime/GravestoneOfDaisukeJigen Daisuke Jigen's Gravestone]]'' and has the same director and writer, Takeshi Koike and Yuuya Takayama, respectively. This movie, in a first for the franchise, has Lupin wearing no jacket at all, only his black undershirt.

''Goemon Ishikawa's Spray of Blood''[[note]]血煙の石川五ェ門 (Chikemuri no Ishikawa Goemon) [[/note]] (also released in English as ''Goemon's Bloodspray'') is a 2017 film that is the second sequel to ''Anime/LupinIIITheWomanCalledFujikoMine''; it follows ''Anime/GravestoneOfDaisukeJigen'', and has the same director, Takeshi Koike.

The next day, Inspector Kōichi Zenigata arrives at the burned out ship, seeking the bearded man. His name, as both Zenigata and Lupin independently find out, is Hawk, also known as the [[RedBaron "Bermuda Ghost"]]. He was an accomplished [[ProfessionalKiller mercenary]] thought to have died in a mission gone wrong; instead, he seems to be alive and well, [[AmbiguouslyHuman superhumanly powerful]], and dead set on killing Lupin, Jigen, and Fujiko. While the Lupin and company get drunk and celebrate their robbery, Goemon goes to Inaniwa's funeral to [[DueToTheDead pay his respects and ask for forgiveness for his failure to protect the man]]; the boss's son and guards, already loathing Goemon after he so easily showed them up, [[RaceAgainstTheClock give the samurai one week]] to track down and find the boss's killer. A [[CurbStompBattle further encounter with Hawk]] leaves Goemon stunned and doubting his abilities. As the week counts down, Goemon [[TrainingFromHell begins a brutal training like he never has before]]. Because the next time he and Hawk meet, only one can be victorious...

Like ''Gravestone of Daisuke Jigen'', the movie was split into two parts on initial release. Both halves were released on DVD in Japan on May 26, 2017. Creator/DiscotekMedia has released an English sub and dub.

* BloodlessCarnage: At the very end, [[spoiler: Goemon and Hawk do not seem to bleed from the ghastly wound they got (which include Hawk's missing arm).]]

* CarryABigStick: The Saigo Brothers' weapon of choice consist in an ''ararebo'', an ornate metal cudgel which they use to viciously pummel people to death.

* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: Fujiko is seen smoking marijuana from a water pipe when the gang celebrates their heist.

** When Hawk parries Jigen's shots with his axes and actually wounds Jigen with the ricocheting bullets, Fujiko decides to run away... and Jigen himself follows suit.

** [[spoiler: Hawk decides to call off his "deforestation" of Lupin's gang once he realizes that Goemon can kill him.]]
* TheManBehindTheMan: Someone sent Hawk after Lupin and his friends, but other than being rich and powerful, it's never mentioned exactly who it is...[[note]]Though ''Gravestone of Daisuke Jigen'' may have a hint at the end of it[[/note]]

* OffWithHisHead: [[spoiler:Hawk, during his final encounter with Goemon... until he realizes it's what will happen if he lets his rage and pride get the better of him. He calls off his hunt for Lupin and Jigen instead.]]

* TheThingThatGoesDoink: There is one at the scene where the powerful and rich Inaniwa clan confronts Goemon, who warns them if they attempt to move against him, he will kill them all. They move as the shishi-odoshi empties and sounds. By the time it fills from the rain and empties to sound again, Goemon has [[StealthPun disarmed]] the entire gang, save the leader's son.

* ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks: Hawk and his axes. This include throwing them at Fujiko (slicing part of her dress at chest level) as a warning and using them while hunting for Lupin and Jigen in the buddhist temple. [[spoiler: In his clairvoyance, he tries to toss his first axe at Goemon as he rushes, only for the samurai to slice it in half.]]

Following the events of ''The Woman Called Fujiko Mine'', [[TheAce Goemon]] [[GoodOldWays Ishikawa]] [[KatanasAreJustBetter XIII]] has taken a new job, as a bodyguard for a {{Yakuza}} boss named Inaniwa. While aboard the Inaniwa clan's [[CoolBoat splendid gambling ship]], a rival gang tries to make trouble and [[AssassinOutclassin Goemon uses his skills to save the boss from an assassination attempt]], earning Goemon the boss's glowing praise and causing the gang's more established members [[GreenEyedMonster a great deal of resentment]]. Meanwhile, in the ship's vaults, [[CombatCommentator Lupin]] [[PhantomThief III]], [[QuickDraw Daisuke]] [[LongRangeFighter Jigen]], and [[ActionFashionista Fujiko]] [[ImpossibleHourglassFigure Mine]] are working on [[TheCaper lifting as much money as possible from the gang's coffers]]. When the ship begins shaking, Goemon goes down to investigate and finds a [[EvilIsBigger massive]] bearded man with [[ScaryTeeth metal teeth]] working on destroying the ship's engines with [[AnAxeToGrind two heavy hatchets]]. The intruder causes the ship to explode; in the ensuing chaos, [[PlotTriggeringDeath Inaniwa dies]], Lupin and company manage to escape, and the mystery man abandons the ship and [[SternChase goes after]] Lupin's group when he spots them.

The next day, [[BadassLongcoat Inspector]] [[LanternJawOfJustice Kōichi]] [[SympatheticInspectorAntagonist Zenigata]] arrives at the burned out ship, seeking the bearded man. His name, as both Zenigata and Lupin independently find out, is [[{{Eagleland}} Hawk]], also known as the [[RedBaron "Bermuda Ghost"]]. He was an accomplished [[ProfessionalKiller mercenary]] thought to have died in a mission gone wrong; [[NotQuiteDead instead]], he seems to be alive and well, [[AmbiguouslyHuman superhumanly powerful]], and dead set on killing Lupin, Jigen, and Fujiko. While the Lupin and company get drunk and celebrate their robbery, Goemon goes to Inaniwa's funeral to [[DueToTheDead pay his respects and ask for forgiveness for his failure to protect the man]]; the boss's son and guards, already loathing [[TheAce Goemon]] after he so easily showed them up, [[RaceAgainstTheClock give the samurai one week]] to track down and find the boss's killer. A [[CurbStompBattle further encounter with Hawk]] leaves Goemon stunned and doubting his abilities. As the week counts down, Goemon [[TrainingFromHell begins a brutal training like he never has before]]. Because the next time he and Hawk meet, only one can be victorious...

** And then comes Hawk, who manages to grab Goemon's blade between his fingers without cutting himself and then nearly destroys both the sword and Goemon. A big part of the rest of the movie is Goemon's training to work through his defeat and fear of Hawk.

Following the events of ''The Woman Called Fujiko Mine'', [[TheAce Goemon]] [[GoodOldWays Ishikawa]] [[KatanasAreJustBetter XIII]] has taken a new job, as a bodyguard for a {{Yakuza}} boss named Inaniwa. While aboard the Inaniwa clan's [[CoolBoat splendid gambling ship]], a rival gang tries to make trouble and [[AssassinOutclassin Goemon uses his skills to save the boss from an assassination attempt]], earning Goemon the boss's glowing praise and causing the gang's more established members [[GreenEyedMonster a great deal of resentment]]. Meanwhile, in the ship's vaults, [[CombatCommentator Lupin]] [[PhantomThief III]], [[QuickDraw Daisuke]] [[LongRangeFighter Jigen]], and [[ActionFashionista Fujiko]] [[ImpossibleHourglassFigure Mine]] are working on [[TheCaper lifting as much money as possible from the gang's coffers]]. When the ship begins shaking, Goemon goes down to investigate and finds a [[EvilIsBigger massive]] [[BadassBeard bearded]] [[TheJuggernaut man]] with [[ScaryTeeth metal teeth]] working on destroying the ship's engines with [[AnAxeToGrind two heavy hatchets]]. The intruder causes the ship to explode; in the ensuing chaos, [[PlotTriggeringDeath Inaniwa dies]], Lupin and company manage to escape, and the mystery man abandons the ship and [[SternChase goes after]] Lupin's group when he spots them.

* MythologyGag: The scene where Goemon is standing on a tall rock in the middle of the ocean, unable to draw his sword due to the fear and hesitation caused by his loss to Hawk, while a huge shark jumps off the water and gets close to him enough to hurt him, is a reference to a nowadays infamous gory scene from chapter 27 of the Shin Lupin manga, where he cuts a shark in two as it jumps out of the sea.

* {{Interquel}}: Judging by the Japanese setting, Goemon being part of Lupin's crew, and Zenigata being part of the Tokyo Metro PD, the movie is set some time during [[LupinIIIGreenJacket the first TV series.]]

The next day, [[BadassLongcoat Inspector]] [[LanternJawOfJustice Kōichi]] [[SympatheticInspectorAntagonist Zenigata]] arrives at the burned out ship, seeking the bearded man. His name, as both Zenigata and Lupin independently find out, is [[{{Eagleland}} Hawk]], also known as the [[RedBaron "Bermuda Ghost"]]. He was an accomplished [[ProfessionalKiller mercenary]] thought to have died in a mission gone wrong; [[NotQuiteDead instead]], he seems to be alive and well, [[AmbiguouslyHuman superhumanly powerful]], and dead set on killing Lupin, Jigen, and Fujiko. While the Lupin and company get drunk and celebrate their robbery, Goemon goes to Inaniwa's funeral to [[DueToTheDead pay his respects and ask for forgiveness for his failure to protect the man]]; the boss's son and guards, already loathing [[TheAce Goemon]] after he so easily showed them up, [[RaceAgainstTheClock give the samurai one week]] to track down and find the boss's killer. A further encounter with Hawk leaves Goemon stunned and doubting his abilities. As the week counts down, Goemon [[TrainingFromHell begins a brutal training like he never has before]]. Because the next time he and Hawk meet, only one can be victorious...

The next day, [[BadassLongcoat Inspector]] [[LanternJawOfJustice Kōichi]] [[SympatheticInspectorAntagonist Zenigata]] arrives at the burned out ship, seeking the bearded man. His name, as both Zenigata and Lupin independently find out, is [[{{Eagleland}} Hawk]], also known as the [[RedBaron "Bermuda Ghost"]]. He was an accomplished [[ProfessionalKiller mercenary]] thought to have died in a mission gone wrong; [[NotQuiteDead instead]], he seems to be alive and well, [[AmbiguouslyHuman superhumanly powerful]], and dead set on killing Lupin, Jigen, and Fujiko. While the Lupin and company get drunk and celebrate their robbery, Goemon goes to Inaniwa's funeral to [[DueToTheDead pay his respects and ask for forgiveness for his failure to protect the man]]; the boss's son and guards, already loathing [[TheAce Goemon]] after he so easily showed them up, give the samurai one week to track down and find the boss's killer. A further encounter with Hawk leaves Goemon stunned and doubting his abilities. As the week counts down, Goemon [[TrainingFromHell begins a brutal training like he never has before]]. Because the next time he and Hawk meet, only one can be victorious...

Following the events of ''A Woman Named Fujiko Mine'', [[TheAce Goemon]] [[GoodOldWays Ishikawa]] [[KatanasAreJustBetter XIII]] has taken a new job, as a bodyguard for a {{Yakuza}} boss named Inaniwa. While aboard the Inaniwa clan's [[CoolBoat splendid gambling ship]], a rival gang tries to make trouble and [[AssassinOutclassin Goemon uses his skills to save the boss from an assassination attempt]], earning Goemon the boss's glowing praise and causing the gang's more established members [[GreenEyedMonster a great deal of resentment]]. Meanwhile, in the ship's vaults, [[CombatCommentator Lupin]] [[PhantomThief III]], [[QuickDraw Daisuke]] [[LongRangeFighter Jigen]], and [[ActionFashionista Fujiko]] [[ImpossibleHourglassFigure Mine]] are working on [[TheCaper lifting as much money as possible from the gang's coffers]]. When the ship begins shaking, Goemon goes down to investigate and finds a [[EvilIsBigger massive]] [[BadassBeard bearded]] [[TheJuggernaut man]] with [[ScaryTeeth metal teeth]] working on destroying the ship's engines with [[AnAxeToGrind two heavy hatchets]]. The intruder causes the ship to explode; in the ensuing chaos, [[PlotTriggeringDeath Inaniwa dies]], Lupin and company manage to escape, and the mystery man abandons the ship and [[SternChase goes after]] Lupin's group when he spots them.

The next day, [[BadassLongcoat Inspector]] [[LanternJawOfJustice Kōichi]] [[SympatheticInspectorAntagonist Zenigata]] arrives at the burned out ship, seeking the bearded man. His name, as both Zenigata and Lupin independently find out, is [[Eagleland Hawk]], also known as the [[RedBaron "Bermuda Ghost"]]. He was an accomplished [[ProfessionalKiller mercenary]] thought to have died in a mission gone wrong; [[NotQuiteDead instead]], he seems to be alive and well, [[AmbiguouslyHuman superhumanly powerful]], and dead set on killing Lupin, Jigen, and Fujiko. While the Lupin and company get drunk and celebrate their robbery, Goemon goes to Inaniwa's funeral to [[DueToTheDead pay his respects and ask for forgiveness for his failure to protect the man]]; the boss's son and guards, already loathing [[TheAce Goemon]] after he so easily showed them up, give the samurai one week to track down and find the boss's killer. A further encounter with Hawk leaves Goemon stunned and doubting his abilities. As the week counts down, Goemon [[TrainingFromHell begins a brutal training like he never has before]]. Because the next time he and Hawk meet, only one can be victorious...

The next day, [[BadassLongcoat Inspector]] [[LanternJawOfJustice Kōichi]] [[SympatheticInspectorAntagonist Zenigata]] arrives at the burned out ship, seeking the bearded man. His name, as both Zenigata and Lupin independently find out, is Hawk, also known as the "Bermuda Ghost". He was an accomplished mercenary thought to have died in a mission gone wrong; instead, he seems to be alive and well, superhumanly powerful, and dead set on killing Lupin, Jigen, and Fujiko. While the Lupin and company get drunk and celebrate their robbery, Goemon goes to Inaniwa's funeral to pay his respects and ask for forgiveness for his failure to protect the man; the boss's son and guards, already loathing Goemon after he so easily showed them up, give the samurai one week to track down and find the boss's killer. A further encounter with Hawk leaves Goemon stunned and doubting his abilities. As the week counts down, Goemon begins a brutal training like he never has before. Because the next time he and Hawk meet, only one can be victorious...

Following the events of ''A Woman Named Fujiko Mine'', [[TheAce Goemon]] [[GoodOldWays Ishikawa]] [[KatanasAreJustBetter XIII]] has taken a new job, as a bodyguard for a {{Yakuza}} boss named Inaniwa. While aboard the Inaniwa clan's [[CoolBoat splendid gambling ship]], a rival gang tries to make trouble and [[AssassinOutclassin Goemon uses his skills to save the boss from an assassination attempt]], earning Goemon the boss's glowing praise and causing the gang's more established members [[GreenEyedMonster a great deal of resentment]]. Meanwhile, in the ship's vaults, [[CombatCommentator Lupin]] [[PhantomThief III]], [[QuickDraw Daisuke]] [[LongRangedFighter Jigen]], and [[ActionFashionista Fujiko]] [[ImpossibleHourglassFigure Mine]] are working on [[TheCaper lifting as much money as possible from the gang's coffers]]. When the ship begins shaking, Goemon goes down to investigate and finds a [[EvilIsBigger massive]] [[BadassBeard bearded]] [[TheJuggernaunt man]] with [[ScaryTeeth metal teeth]] working on destroying the ship's engines with [[AnAxeToGrind two heavy hatchets]]. The intruder causes the ship to explode; in the ensuing chaos, [[PlotTriggeringDeath Inaniwa dies]], Lupin and company manage to escape, and the mystery man abandons the ship and [[SternChase goes after]] Lupin's group when he spots them.

Following the events of ''A Woman Named Fujiko Mine'', Goemon has taken a new job, as a bodyguard for a yakuza boss named Inaniwa. While aboard the Inaniwa clan's splendid gambling ship, a rival gang tries to make trouble and Goemon uses his skills to save the boss from an assassination attempt, earning Goemon the boss's glowing praise and causing the gang's more established members a great deal of resentment. Meanwhile, in the ship's vaults, Lupin, Jigen, and Fujiko are working on lifting as much money as possible from the gang's coffers. When the ship begins shaking, Goemon goes down to investigate and finds a massive bearded man with metal teeth working on destroying the ship's engines with two heavy hatchets. The intruder causes the ship to explode; in the ensuing chaos, Inaniwa dies, Lupin and company manage to escape, and the mystery man abandons the ship and goes after Lupin's group when he spots them.

The next day, Zenigata arrives at the burned out ship, seeking the bearded man. His name, as both Zenigata and Lupin independently find out, is Hawk, also known as the "Bermuda Ghost". He was an accomplished mercenary thought to have died in a mission gone wrong; instead, he seems to be alive and well, superhumanly powerful, and dead set on killing Lupin, Jigen, and Fujiko. While the Lupin and company get drunk and celebrate their robbery, Goemon goes to Inaniwa's funeral to pay his respects and ask for forgiveness for his failure to protect the man; the boss's son and guards, already loathing Goemon after he so easily showed them up, give the samurai one week to track down and find the boss's killer. A further encounter with Hawk leaves Goemon stunned and doubting his abilities. As the week counts down, Goemon begins a brutal training like he never has before. Because the next time he and Hawk meet, only one can be victorious...

** Inaniwa's first name is Makio, and his henchmen who fights by clenching his fists together is named Inoue. Creator/MakioInoue was Goemon's Japanese voice actor from [[Anime/LupinIIIRedJacket the second series]] until his retirement in 2012.

* CarryABigStick: The Saigo Brothers' weapon of choice: an ornate metal cudgel which they use to viciously pummel people to death.

** Inaniwa's first name is Makio, and his henchmen who fights by clenching his fists together is named Inoue. Creator/MakioInoue was Goemon's seiyuu from [[Anime/LupinIIIRedJacket the second series]] until his retirement in 2012.

* {{Hypocrite}}: The Saigo Brothers blames Goemon for Inaniwa Sr's death... despite the fact that it was them, along with the other two "Heavenly Kings", who decided to abandon their boss to his fate on the burning ship.

** Although he uses hatchets, Hawk also has these; he's able to block bullets with the blades and redirect them at his foes.

* QuirkyMinibossSquad: The Four Heavenly Kings of the Tetsuro clan, which include the two Saigo Brothers, a scarred man with a [[ChainPain kusari fundo]] and Inoue, a bare-handed fighter. In a slight subversion, they do not get much spotlight (except for the brothers) and are no match for Goemon alone.

''Goemon Ishikawa's Spray of Blood''[[note]]血煙の石川五ェ門 (Chikemuri no Ishikawa Goemon) [[/note]] (also released in English as ''Goemon's Bloodspray'') is a 2017 film that is the second sequel to ''Anime/LupinIIITheWomanCalledFujikoMine''; it follows ''Anime/GravestoneOfDaisukeJigen'', and has the same directer, Creator/TakeshiKoike.

** Every single member of the Inaniwa gang who draws a weapon against Goemon looses both the weapon and the hand or arm holding it, save Inaniwa, Jr, who gets away with having his hair cut off and his gun sliced apart.

* SpareAMessenger: Inverted; Goemon kills all of Inaniwa, Jr's gang before his eyes. Inaniwa is only spared when he promises to leave the samurai alone, presumably as example of why Goemon is not to be trifled with.

* ShoutOut: Inaniwa's first name is Makio, and his henchmen who fights by clenching his fists together is named Inoue. Creator/MakioInoue was Goemon's seiyuu from [[Anime/LupinIIIRedJacket the second series]] until his retirement in 2012.

* AnArmAndALeg:
** Or, to be more specific, ''all'' of the arms and legs when Goemon has the gang turn on him for failing to kill Hawk.
** [[spoiler:Hawk himself when Goemon confronts him for the final time; Goemon doesn't quite dodge the hatchet's blow, but he still manages to cleanly cut off Hawk's right arm.]]

* LaterInstallmentWeirdness: Fujiko is seen smoking (presumably) drugs from a water pipe when the gang celebrates their heist.

''Goemon Ishikawa's Spray of Blood'' (also released in English as ''Goemon's Bloodspray'') is a 2017 film that is the second sequel to ''Anime/LupinIIITheWomanCalledFujikoMine''; it follows ''Anime/GravestoneOfDaisukeJigen'', and has the same directer, Creator/TakeshiKoike.