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| name = Arsène Lupin III | | name = Arsène Lupin III | ||
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| english-name = Arsène Lupin III | | english-name = Arsène Lupin III | ||
| image = Lupin III Profile.jpg | | image = Lupin III Profile.jpg | ||
| − | | age = | + | | age = Unknown |
| gender = Male | | gender = Male | ||
| − | | height = | + | | height = |
| − | | weight = | + | | weight = |
| − | | date-of-birth = | + | | date-of-birth = |
| − | | relatives = [[Arsène Lupin]] (grandfather) | + | | relatives = [[Arsène Lupin]] (paternal grandfather, deceased) <br> Lupin II (father, deceased) |
| occupation = Phantom thief | | occupation = Phantom thief | ||
| nicknames = Lupin | | nicknames = Lupin | ||
| − | | aliases = | + | | aliases = |
| − | | first-appearance = [[ | + | | first-appearance = [[Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure|Movie 11]] (cameo) <br> [[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan|TV Special 3]] |
| − | | | + | | appearances = {{:Lupin III Appearances}} |
| − | | cases-solved = | + | | cases-solved = |
| − | | keyhole = | + | | keyhole = |
| − | | japanese-voice = | + | | japanese-voice = [[Wikipedia: Kanichi Kurita|Kanichi Kurita]] (Lupin III vs Detective Conan) |
| − | | english-voice = | + | | english-voice = [[Tony Oliver]] (Geneon/Pioneer, Lupin III vs Detective Conan) |
| − | | drama-actor = | + | | drama-actor = |
| − | | footnotes = | + | | footnotes = |
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| + | {{nihongo|'''''Lupin III'''''|ルパン三世|Rupan Sansei}}, also known as '''''Lupin the 3<sup>rd</sup>''''', is the main protagonist and titular character of a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Kazuhiko Kato under the pen name of "Monkey Punch". | ||
| − | {{ | + | == Character profile == |
| + | {{main|Wikipedia: Lupin III|Wikipedia: Arsène Lupin III}} | ||
| + | Lupin III is the grandson of [[Arsène Lupin]], the gentleman thief of [[Maurice Leblanc]]'s series of novels. Lupin and his gang, sharpshooter [[Daisuke Jigen]] and swordmaster [[Goemon Ishikawa]], spend their time travelling throughout the world to steal treasures and escape from the law. As a result of his activities and usual success, he is considered the world's Number One master thief, and even has a dedicated international police force unit, the ICPO, headed by [[Koichi Zenigata]], with whom Lupin entertains a fierce, yet mutually respectful, archrivalry, on his heels. | ||
| − | + | [[File:Lupin aims at Conan.png|thumb|left|200px|Lupin brandishing his gun]] | |
| − | Lupin III | + | In the original mangas, Lupin III is far less scrupulous than his more popularized anime version, who is a goofy but highly mischievous, cocky trickster using every trick in the book, and beyond, to get what he wants. He is incredibly skilled in the art of disguise, able to impersonate a large variety of persons using rubber masks and some natural acting talent. Cunning and resourceful, he usually manages to snatch the prize, only to lose it due to unfortituous circumstances, sometimes by the hands of his love interest, [[Fujiko Mine]]. But beneath his thief's skin, Lupin does possess a heart of gold; as circumstances dictate, he will aid people in need and work for higher aims than money, not demanding a reward afterwards. |
| − | + | Lupin has a passion for sporty vintage cars, and he uses a Walther P38 automatic pistol as his weapon of choice. His one major weakness is his infatuation with pretty women, especially Fujiko, even though she regularly ends up competing with him for the same treasures as he and his gang. | |
| − | *A movie also titled '''[[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie|Lupin III vs. Detective Conan]]''' was released December 7, 2013. | + | == Lupin III in ''Detective Conan'' == |
| + | Lupin III was one of [[Gosho Aoyama]]'s sources of inspiration when writing ''Detective Conan'', so there are many similarities between the two series. Lupin has featured in two crossovers with ''Detective Conan'': | ||
| + | * A TV Special was released in 2009 titled '''''[[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan]]'''''. Lupin III encounters [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]] in the country of Vespania as he attempts to steal the crown jewels, but ends up supporting Conan, [[Ran Mouri]] and the crown princess of Vespania against a traitor in the palace. It is revealed that he had done so once before, but returned the crown to remind then-Princess Sakura, the now deceased ruler of the country, of her duties when she wanted to run away from them. At the end of the episode, he and his associates profess a suprisingly depthful knowledge about Conan's [[Shinichi Kudo|true identity]], although the exact origin of their information remains undisclosed. | ||
| + | * A movie also titled '''''[[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie|Lupin III vs. Detective Conan]]''''' was released December 7, 2013. The story envolves another clash between Conan and Lupin, which gradually turns into grudging cooperation as they strive to prevent a valuable mineral from falling into the wrong hands. | ||
== Appellations == | == Appellations == | ||
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! style="width:60px;"|Picture!! style="width:125px;"|Name!! style="width:200px;"|What they call Lupin!! style="width:200px;"|What Lupin calls them | ! style="width:60px;"|Picture!! style="width:125px;"|Name!! style="width:200px;"|What they call Lupin!! style="width:200px;"|What Lupin calls them | ||
| − | {{appellations|Fujiko Mine|Lupin|Fujiko-chan|file=Fujiko Mine.jpg}} | + | {{appellations|Fujiko Mine|Lupin|Fujiko-chan <br> Fujiko|file=Fujiko Mine.jpg}} |
| − | {{appellations|Kaitou Kid|-|Kid-sama<br>Brat (''Gakincho'')}} | + | {{appellations|Daisuke Jigen|Lupin|Jigen <br> Papa (talking to [[Conan Edogawa|Conan]])|file=Daisuke Jigen.jpg}} |
| + | {{appellations|Goemon Ishikawa{{!}}Goemon Ishikawa XIII|Lupin|Goemon|file=Goemon Ishikawa.jpg}} | ||
| + | {{appellations|Kaitou Kid|-|Kid-sama <br> Brat (''Gakincho'') <br> Kid}} | ||
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! style="width:60px;"|Picture!! style="width:125px;"|Name!! style="width:200px;"|What they call Lupin!! style="width:200px;"|What Lupin calls them | ! style="width:60px;"|Picture!! style="width:125px;"|Name!! style="width:200px;"|What they call Lupin!! style="width:200px;"|What Lupin calls them | ||
| − | {{appellations|Koichi Zenigata|Lupin<br>Lupin III (''Lupin Sansei'')|''Tottsan''<br>Inspector Zenigata (''Zenigata-keibu'') | + | {{appellations|Koichi Zenigata|Lupin <br> Lupin III (''Lupin Sansei'')|''Tottsan'' <br> Inspector Zenigata (''Zenigata-keibu'')}} |
| − | {{appellations|Miwako Sato|Lupin<br>Lupin III (''Lupin Sansei'')|Girl (''Onēchan'')}} | + | {{appellations|Miwako Sato|Lupin <br> Lupin III (''Lupin Sansei'') <br> My First Love (''Watashi no Hatsu Koi'')|Girl (''Onēchan'')}} |
| − | {{appellations|Wataru Takagi|Lupin III (''Lupin Sansei'')|-}} | + | {{appellations|Wataru Takagi|Lupin <br> Lupin III (''Lupin Sansei'')|-}} |
| + | {{appellations|Jodie Starling|Lupin|-}} | ||
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! style="width:60px;"|Picture!! style="width:125px;"|Name!! style="width:200px;"|What they call Lupin!! style="width:200px;"|What Lupin calls them | ! style="width:60px;"|Picture!! style="width:125px;"|Name!! style="width:200px;"|What they call Lupin!! style="width:200px;"|What Lupin calls them | ||
| − | {{appellations|Conan Edogawa|Lupin III (''Lupin Sansei'')<br>Lupin|Edogawa Conan}} | + | {{appellations|Conan Edogawa|Lupin III (''Lupin Sansei'') <br> Lupin|Edogawa Conan <br> Saucy Great Detective (''Konamaiki na Meitantei'') <br> Brat (''Gakincho'' or ''Gaki'') <br> Detective Otaku (''Tantei Otaku'')}} |
| + | {{appellations|Ai Haibara|Lupin|-}} | ||
{{appellations|Genta Kojima|Lupin|-}} | {{appellations|Genta Kojima|Lupin|-}} | ||
{{appellations|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Lupin III (''Lupin Sansei'')|-}} | {{appellations|Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya|Lupin III (''Lupin Sansei'')|-}} | ||
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! style="width:60px;"|Picture!! style="width:125px;"|Name!! style="width:200px;"|What they call Lupin!! style="width:200px;"|What Lupin calls them | ! style="width:60px;"|Picture!! style="width:125px;"|Name!! style="width:200px;"|What they call Lupin!! style="width:200px;"|What Lupin calls them | ||
{{appellations|Shinichi Kudo|-|Kudo Shinichi}} | {{appellations|Shinichi Kudo|-|Kudo Shinichi}} | ||
| − | {{appellations|Ran Mouri|-|Mouri Ran<br>Ran}} | + | {{appellations|Ran Mouri|-|Mouri Ran <br> Ran}} |
{{appellations|Yoko Okino|-|Okino Yoko}} | {{appellations|Yoko Okino|-|Okino Yoko}} | ||
|} | |} | ||
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| + | === Allusions === | ||
| + | * In [[Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure]], where two thieves mask themselves as Lupin and Fujiko, [[Miwako Sato]] calling Lupin "her first love". | ||
| + | * "Ran Mouri" is also the name of a writer of the anime ''Lupin III: Part II''. | ||
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| + | == Trivia == | ||
| + | * Lupin III's voice actor from 1970, [[Nachi Nozawa]], voiced a background character in [[The Car Stunt's Utmost Limit|episode 440 of "Detective Conan"]], while his voice actor from 1987 is [[Toshio Furukawa]], who voices [[Misao Yamamura]] in "Detective Conan". | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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{{DEFAULTSORT:Lupin, Arsène}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:Lupin, Arsène}} | ||
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| + | [[Category:Lupin III characters]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Male characters]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Characters who know Conan's identity]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Characters who know Ai Haibara's identity]] | ||
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| + | [[zh:鲁邦三世]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:49, 1 June 2024
| Arsène Lupin III | |
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| Japanese name: | Lupin III (Rupan Sansei) |
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| English name: | Arsène Lupin III |
| Age: | Unknown |
| Gender: | Male |
| Relatives: | Arsène Lupin (paternal grandfather, deceased) Lupin II (father, deceased) |
| Occupation: | Phantom thief |
| Nicknames: | Lupin |
| First appearance: | Movie 11 (cameo) TV Special 3 |
| Appearances: | Chapters: 0 Episodes: 0 Movies: 2 OVAs: 0 Specials: 1 Openings: 0 Closings: 0 |
| Japanese voice: | Kanichi Kurita (Lupin III vs Detective Conan) |
| English voice: | Tony Oliver (Geneon/Pioneer, Lupin III vs Detective Conan) |
Lupin III (ルパン三世 Rupan Sansei), also known as Lupin the 3rd, is the main protagonist and titular character of a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Kazuhiko Kato under the pen name of "Monkey Punch".
Contents
Character profile
Lupin III is the grandson of Arsène Lupin, the gentleman thief of Maurice Leblanc's series of novels. Lupin and his gang, sharpshooter Daisuke Jigen and swordmaster Goemon Ishikawa, spend their time travelling throughout the world to steal treasures and escape from the law. As a result of his activities and usual success, he is considered the world's Number One master thief, and even has a dedicated international police force unit, the ICPO, headed by Koichi Zenigata, with whom Lupin entertains a fierce, yet mutually respectful, archrivalry, on his heels.
In the original mangas, Lupin III is far less scrupulous than his more popularized anime version, who is a goofy but highly mischievous, cocky trickster using every trick in the book, and beyond, to get what he wants. He is incredibly skilled in the art of disguise, able to impersonate a large variety of persons using rubber masks and some natural acting talent. Cunning and resourceful, he usually manages to snatch the prize, only to lose it due to unfortituous circumstances, sometimes by the hands of his love interest, Fujiko Mine. But beneath his thief's skin, Lupin does possess a heart of gold; as circumstances dictate, he will aid people in need and work for higher aims than money, not demanding a reward afterwards.
Lupin has a passion for sporty vintage cars, and he uses a Walther P38 automatic pistol as his weapon of choice. His one major weakness is his infatuation with pretty women, especially Fujiko, even though she regularly ends up competing with him for the same treasures as he and his gang.
Lupin III in Detective Conan
Lupin III was one of Gosho Aoyama's sources of inspiration when writing Detective Conan, so there are many similarities between the two series. Lupin has featured in two crossovers with Detective Conan:
- A TV Special was released in 2009 titled Lupin III vs. Detective Conan. Lupin III encounters Conan in the country of Vespania as he attempts to steal the crown jewels, but ends up supporting Conan, Ran Mouri and the crown princess of Vespania against a traitor in the palace. It is revealed that he had done so once before, but returned the crown to remind then-Princess Sakura, the now deceased ruler of the country, of her duties when she wanted to run away from them. At the end of the episode, he and his associates profess a suprisingly depthful knowledge about Conan's true identity, although the exact origin of their information remains undisclosed.
- A movie also titled Lupin III vs. Detective Conan was released December 7, 2013. The story envolves another clash between Conan and Lupin, which gradually turns into grudging cooperation as they strive to prevent a valuable mineral from falling into the wrong hands.
Appellations
Allusions
- In Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure, where two thieves mask themselves as Lupin and Fujiko, Miwako Sato calling Lupin "her first love".
- "Ran Mouri" is also the name of a writer of the anime Lupin III: Part II.
Trivia
- Lupin III's voice actor from 1970, Nachi Nozawa, voiced a background character in episode 440 of "Detective Conan", while his voice actor from 1987 is Toshio Furukawa, who voices Misao Yamamura in "Detective Conan".
