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If you’ve been keeping up with Lupin the Third Part 6, you’ve probably stuck around for its slick, stylish outro. The track, titled “MILK TEA,” is a cheerful jaunt through retro landscapes reminiscent of the 1960s’ Swinging London. It’s a perfect aesthetic choice for a series …Read more »
If you wanted to know more about who Sentai Filmworks has lined up for the current English dub of the Lupin the Third anime series—including the new Part 6 and the classic Part 1—you’ll be happy to hear the latest from the upcoming Anime NYC …Read more »
Lupin the Third Part 6 is a big deal. It’s the anime’s 50th anniversary outing, and they’re going all out for the occasion. Big names like Mamoru Oshii are on board to write episodes. The story, set in London, also pays tribute to the great …Read more »
This year is a big one for the Lupin the 3rd anime, which first took Monkey Punch’s manga to the small screen 50 years ago on October 24, 1971. With the actual broadcast anniversary approaching, Sentai Filmworks announced a special theatrical event that will bring …Read more »
TMS Entertainment has been rolling out character trailers for Lupin the Third PART 6, which celebrates the 50th anniversary of the series when it premieres on October 9. Naturally, one of the first orders of business—following a Goemon Ishikawa promo—is to preview the ever-popular Fujiko …Read more »
The Lupin III anime franchise has been around since the late ‘60s, and all the main characters have been played by multiple actors, with the originals having passed away or passed the torch. All except one: Kiyoshi Kobayashi, the voice of Jigen. Aside from a …Read more »
As we celebrate 50 years of Lupin the Third onscreen, we’re having fun looking back at all his weird and wonderful adventures. And we realized… he’s gone up against some genuinely strange foes. We don’t just mean Zenigata in one of his moods either. We’re talking mad scientists, …Read more »
If anyone can stay safely away from isekai stories, you’d think it would be Lupin III. That’s not the case, though, thanks to a new spinoff manga that was revealed in this year’s ninth issue of Akita Shoten’s Young Champion Retsu magazine. Lupin III: Neighbor …Read more »
Discotek, everyone’s favorite licensor of classic and otherwise awesome anime, released a slew of new title announcements today for that finest of formats, the blue ray diskette. At the top of the list is Lupin the Third: Part V, the most recent season of Lupin. …Read more »
The news is out: Lupin III is back for a new series! Part 6 celebrates the 50th anniversary of the long-running anime, which debuted all the way back in 1971. Our first look betrays a gritty tone and European setting… and the return of the gentleman …Read more »
Lupin the Siiiiiixth! Lupin III: Part 6, the latest series in the adventures of Lupin III and co., has just been announced after a few days of rumors. The announcement comes alongside a teaser poster and staff announcement: Director: Eiji Suganuma (Lupin III: Prison of …Read more »
Discotek made some new license announcements on social media (complete with a bit of commentary), calling it “Discotek Day!” once again. Their first announcement is about the first part of City Hunter 2. “City Hunter continues with more tales of action, drama, & a few …Read more »
In 1971, Monkey Punch’s action manga Lupin III got a TV anime adaptation. The manga was only meant to run for a few months… but as we can see, the series has gone on for decades. It’s been a long time since that first Green Jacket …Read more »
There’s lots of Lupin III out there — more than half a century’s worth, in fact. So you’ll almost never be out of material to watch. But there’s one series in particular — The Woman Called Fujiko Mine — that deserves your special attention. Released in 2012, the …Read more »
Deadline has published an interview with Takashi Yamazaki, the writer and director of the new Lupin movie, Lupin III: The First. “At first, I was just a consultant for the studio, which is Marza,” Yamazaki explained when asked how he first got involved. “Because I’m …Read more »
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