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* DamselOutOfDistress: Lupin and Co. attempt to rescue Fujiko, after she's been kidnapped and held hostage by Prof. Lonebach. She not only saves them the trouble, she ends up saving ''them'', by single-handedly taking over the plane! It has to be seen to be believed (7:21-8:47)!
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* DamselOutOfDistress: Lupin and Co. attempt to rescue Fujiko, after she's been kidnapped and held hostage by Prof. Lonebach. She not only saves them the trouble, she ends up saving ''them'', by single-handedly taking over the plane! It has to be seen to be believed (7:21-8:47)!plane!
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* {{Expy}}: More than a few fans have noted Lonebach 's resemblance to [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog Dr. Eggman]].
** OlderThanTheyThink: Eggman is in fact an Expy of Lonebach, as Naoto Ohshima himself is a fan of Lupin and based his design of Eggman off of Lonebach.
** OlderThanTheyThink: Eggman is in fact an Expy of Lonebach, as Naoto Ohshima himself is a fan of Lupin and based his design of Eggman off of Lonebach.
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'''"Wings of Death -- Albatross"''' [[note]]死の翼アルバトロス (''Shi no Tsubasa Albatross'')[[/note]], also released in English as ""Albatross: Wings of Death"". Original air date of July 28, 1980. One of two Red Jacket episodes directed by Creator/HayaoMiyazaki, this episode has been released a number of times independent of the rest of the series, most notably by Streamline as ''Anime/LupinIIITalesOfTheWolf''.
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'''"Wings of Death -- Albatross"''' [[note]]死の翼アルバトロス (''Shi no Tsubasa Albatross'')[[/note]], also released in English as ""Albatross: Wings of Death"". Original air date of July 28, 1980. One of two Red Jacket episodes directed by Creator/HayaoMiyazaki, this episode has been released a number of times independent of the rest of the series, most notably by Streamline as ''Anime/LupinIIITalesOfTheWolf''.
''Lupin III: Tales of the Wolf''.
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* NoManShouldHaveThisPower: Lupin spends the episode trying to track down the plant that is making the small Atom Bombs; knowing that the Black Market and criminal underworld would love to get their hands on them. After securing the ''Albatross'', Lupin discovers the schematics on Fujikos' person as he hands them over to Jigen who tears up the blueprint and tosses the pieces out the window while in-flight over a lake.
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* FullFrontalAssault: Actually averted. Despite being strip-searched down to her earrings and spending most of her captivity with only a glorified tank top, she finally fully covers up just as she makes her escape, improvising a skirt from a table cloth.
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* FullFrontalAssault: Actually averted. Despite being strip-searched down to her earrings and spending most of her captivity with only a glorified tank top, she Fujiko finally fully covers up just as she makes her escape, improvising a skirt from a table cloth.
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* AffablyEvil: Aside from the fact that Lumbach wants to manufacture and sell portable nuclear bombs, he really isn't [[StealthPun that "bad"]] [[FriendlyEnemy a guy.]]
* CassandraTruth: When Lupin tries to tell Zengata that Lumbach's "sparkplug" is really a detonator, Zenigata doesn't buy it. Then when he tells him Lumbach's lying and that he's holding Fujiko hostage, Zenigata replies he'd already spoken to Fujiko, who said Lupin wouldn't leave her alone. And even when Lupin has him convinced of at least the existence of the detonator in the middle of a strip search, his priorities are still somewhat skewed until the climax.
* CassandraTruth: When Lupin tries to tell Zengata that Lumbach's "sparkplug" is really a detonator, Zenigata doesn't buy it. Then when he tells him Lumbach's lying and that he's holding Fujiko hostage, Zenigata replies he'd already spoken to Fujiko, who said Lupin wouldn't leave her alone. And even when Lupin has him convinced of at least the existence of the detonator in the middle of a strip search, his priorities are still somewhat skewed until the climax.
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* AffablyEvil: Aside from the fact that Lumbach Lonebach wants to manufacture and sell portable nuclear bombs, he really isn't [[StealthPun that "bad"]] [[FriendlyEnemy a guy.]]
* CassandraTruth: When Lupin tries to tell Zengata thatLumbach's Lonebach's "sparkplug" is really a detonator, Zenigata doesn't buy it. Then when he tells him Lumbach's Lonebach's lying and that he's holding Fujiko hostage, Zenigata replies he'd already spoken to Fujiko, who said Lupin wouldn't leave her alone. And even when Lupin has him convinced of at least the existence of the detonator in the middle of a strip search, his priorities are still somewhat skewed until the climax.
* CassandraTruth: When Lupin tries to tell Zengata that
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* DamselOutOfDistress: Lupin and Co. attempt to rescue Fujiko, after she's been kidnapped and held hostage by Prof. Lumbach. She not only saves them the trouble, she ends up saving ''them'', by single-handedly taking over the plane! It has to be seen to be believed (7:21-8:47)!
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* DamselOutOfDistress: Lupin and Co. attempt to rescue Fujiko, after she's been kidnapped and held hostage by Prof. Lumbach.Lonebach. She not only saves them the trouble, she ends up saving ''them'', by single-handedly taking over the plane! It has to be seen to be believed (7:21-8:47)!
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* {{Expy}}: More than a few fans have noted Lumbach's resemblance to [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog Dr. Eggman]].
* {{Fanservice}}: Fujiko ends up strip-searched by Lumbach for the ignition plug and left with only her earrings and, later, her tattered dress, reduced to basically a tank top. She remains bottomless until the fighting starts.
** Then there's Lupin and Jigien running to stop Lumback in only their underwear after ALSO being stip-searched by Zenigata.
* {{Fanservice}}: Fujiko ends up strip-searched by Lumbach for the ignition plug and left with only her earrings and, later, her tattered dress, reduced to basically a tank top. She remains bottomless until the fighting starts.
** Then there's Lupin and Jigien running to stop Lumback in only their underwear after ALSO being stip-searched by Zenigata.
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* {{Expy}}: More than a few fans have noted Lumbach's Lonebach 's resemblance to [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog Dr. Eggman]].
** OlderThanTheyThink: Eggman is in fact an Expy of Lonebach, as Naoto Ohshima himself is a fan of Lupin and based his design of Eggman off of Lonebach.
* {{Fanservice}}: Fujiko ends up strip-searched byLumbach Lonebach for the ignition plug and left with only her earrings and, later, her tattered dress, reduced to basically a tank top. She remains bottomless until the fighting starts.
** Then there's Lupin and Jigien running to stopLumback Lonebach in only their underwear after ALSO being stip-searched by Zenigata.
** OlderThanTheyThink: Eggman is in fact an Expy of Lonebach, as Naoto Ohshima himself is a fan of Lupin and based his design of Eggman off of Lonebach.
* {{Fanservice}}: Fujiko ends up strip-searched by
** Then there's Lupin and Jigien running to stop
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* HairTriggerExplosive: Fujiko and Lumbach claim the ''nuclear bombs'' will go off on impact, even though they're explicitly stored separated from their detonators. With Lumbach it might be considered a bluff, but Fujiko really should know better (especially considering she tried to take the blueprint).
* ImpersonatingAnOfficer: Lupin poses as Zenigata again; he uses the disguise to try to get Prof. Lumbach to tell him about his bomb manufacturing plant. Lumbach stalls by pretending to fall for it, to buy time for the real Zenigata to show up!
* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: Downplayed, but definitely present. Lumbach seems in no hurry to get Fujiko a new pair of pants after having her strip-searched, but he would like to have her join him for lunch.
* ImpersonatingAnOfficer: Lupin poses as Zenigata again; he uses the disguise to try to get Prof. Lumbach to tell him about his bomb manufacturing plant. Lumbach stalls by pretending to fall for it, to buy time for the real Zenigata to show up!
* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: Downplayed, but definitely present. Lumbach seems in no hurry to get Fujiko a new pair of pants after having her strip-searched, but he would like to have her join him for lunch.
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* HairTriggerExplosive: Fujiko and Lumbach Lonebach claim the ''nuclear bombs'' will go off on impact, even though they're explicitly stored separated from their detonators. With Lumbach Lonebach it might be considered a bluff, but Fujiko really should know better (especially considering she tried to take the blueprint).
* ImpersonatingAnOfficer: Lupin poses as Zenigata again; he uses the disguise to try to get Prof.Lumbach Lonebach to tell him about his bomb manufacturing plant. Lumbach Lonebach stalls by pretending to fall for it, to buy time for the real Zenigata to show up!
* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: Downplayed, but definitely present.Lumbach Lonebach seems in no hurry to get Fujiko a new pair of pants after having her strip-searched, but he would like to have her join him for lunch.
* ImpersonatingAnOfficer: Lupin poses as Zenigata again; he uses the disguise to try to get Prof.
* IHaveYouNowMyPretty: Downplayed, but definitely present.
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* OneWomanArmy: Fujiko, as noted in the DamselOutOfDistress entry. She frees herself, then proceeds to take out Lumbach's men and take over the plane!
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* OneWomanArmy: Fujiko, as noted in the DamselOutOfDistress entry. She frees herself, then proceeds to take out Lumbach's Lonebach's men and take over the plane!plane!
* PublicDomainSoundtrack: At two points showing the unveiling of the Albatross, a snippet of Camille Saint-Saëns' Organ Symphony is heard playing.
* PublicDomainSoundtrack: At two points showing the unveiling of the Albatross, a snippet of Camille Saint-Saëns' Organ Symphony is heard playing.
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* ShamelessFanserviceGirl: Fujiko, who spends most of the story either fully nude or bottomless, but barely bats an eye and doesn't bother getting fully covered up until the climax.
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* ShamelessFanserviceGirl: Fujiko, who spends most of the story either fully nude or bottomless, but barely bats an eye and doesn't bother getting fully covered up until the climax. And THEN she strips off her improvised skirt to signal Lupin's plane.
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* {{Fanservice}}: Lots of naked and half-naked characters abound; including [[FreezeFrameBonus two closeups of Fujiko's fanny.]]
* FoodPorn: The opening scene features the gang chowing down on some noodles-and-unidentifiable-meat.
* FoodPorn: The opening scene features the gang chowing down on some noodles-and-unidentifiable-meat.
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* {{Fanservice}}: Lots of naked Fujiko ends up strip-searched by Lumbach for the ignition plug and half-naked characters abound; including [[FreezeFrameBonus two closeups of Fujiko's fanny.]]
left with only her earrings and, later, her tattered dress, reduced to basically a tank top. She remains bottomless until the fighting starts.
** Then there's Lupin and Jigien running to stop Lumback in only their underwear after ALSO being stip-searched by Zenigata.
* FoodPorn: The opening scene features the gang chowing down on somenoodles-and-unidentifiable-meat. noodles and unidentifiable meat.
* FullFrontalAssault: Actually averted. Despite being strip-searched down to her earrings and spending most of her captivity with only a glorified tank top, she finally fully covers up just as she makes her escape, improvising a skirt from a table cloth.
** Then there's Lupin and Jigien running to stop Lumback in only their underwear after ALSO being stip-searched by Zenigata.
* FoodPorn: The opening scene features the gang chowing down on some
* FullFrontalAssault: Actually averted. Despite being strip-searched down to her earrings and spending most of her captivity with only a glorified tank top, she finally fully covers up just as she makes her escape, improvising a skirt from a table cloth.
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* ShamelessFanserviceGirl: Fujiko, who spends most of the story either fully nude or bottomless, but barely bats an eye and doesn't bother getting fully covered up until the climax.
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* DamselOutOfDistress: Lupin and Co. attempt to rescue Fujiko, after she's been kidnapped and held hostage by Prof. Lumbach. She not only saves them the trouble, she ends up saving ''them'', by single-handedly taking over the plane! [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N__e_0KrqtE It has to be seen to be believed (7:21-8:47)!]]
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* DamselOutOfDistress: Lupin and Co. attempt to rescue Fujiko, after she's been kidnapped and held hostage by Prof. Lumbach. She not only saves them the trouble, she ends up saving ''them'', by single-handedly taking over the plane! [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N__e_0KrqtE It has to be seen to be believed (7:21-8:47)!]](7:21-8:47)!
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* {{Expy}}: More than a few fans have noted Lumbach's resemblance to [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog Dr. Eggman]] (seen in the comments section of the link in the preceding entry).
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* {{Expy}}: More than a few fans have noted Lumbach's resemblance to [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog Dr. Eggman]] (seen in the comments section of the link in the preceding entry).Eggman]].
