Lupin III
Lupin III is the grandson of the original Arsène Lupin and inherits the family business through sheer enthusiasm. The series settles into a working rhythm in its first season: Lupin running a small, chaotic crew — the marksman Jigen, the swordsman Goemon, the constantly-pivoting accomplice Fujiko — through international heists that the lone Inspector Zenigata of Interpol has dedicated his career to interrupting. The original 1971 run leans bleaker and stranger than the redder, friendlier versions that followed, and several of the episodes the franchise has been remixing for fifty years originate here.
Lupin III is the grandson of the original Arsène Lupin and inherits the family business through sheer enthusiasm. The series settles into a working rhythm in its first season: Lupin running a small, chaotic crew — the marksman Jigen, the swordsman Goemon, the constantly-pivoting accomplice Fujiko — through international heists that the lone Inspector Zenigata of Interpol has dedicated his career to interrupting. The original 1971 run leans bleaker and stranger than the redder, friendlier versions that followed, and several of the episodes the franchise has been remixing for fifty years originate here.








Lupin the 3rd has 23 episodes.
As of now, Lupin the 3rd has finished.
Lupin the 3rd aired from October 24, 1971 to March 26, 1972.
Lupin the 3rd is a TV series with episodes around 25 minutes long, originally from Japan.
Lupin the 3rd premiered in Fall 1971.