 This marks the first 2D movie in the franchise in 30 years since Lupin III: Dead or Alive premiered in 1996. A longer version of the teaser trailer (approximately two minutes) will be shown after the revival screening of the 1979 movie Lupin III: Cagliostro no Shiro (Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro), which will be in theaters beginning Friday, November 29. Voice actors Kanichi Kurita, Akio Ootsuka, Miyuki Sawashiro, Daisuke Namikawa, and Kouichi Yamadera are reprising their roles from the previous installments. Staff Director: Takeshi Koike (Lupin the IIIrd: Jigen Daisuke no Bohyou) Script: Yuuya Takahashi (Kubo-san wa Mob wo Yurusanai) Music: James Shimoji (Hinomaruzumou) Creative Advisor: Katsuhito Ishii (Redline) Studio: Telecom Animation Films Production, Copyright: TMS Entertainment Distribution: TOHO NEXT Lupin III: Part 6 (Lupin the 3rd Part 6), the latest installment in the franchise, aired in 24 episodes in Fall 2021. Sentai Filmworks licensed the anime in North America and simulcast it on HIDIVE with subtitles. A six-episode prequel anime titled Lupin Zero streamed exclusively on DMM TV from December 2022 to January 2023. Teaser Trailer Source: Oricon News Lupin the IIIrd the Movie on MAL |
DatRandomDudeNov 28, 10:10 PM
 |
| Takeshi KOIKE CINEMA!!!!!!!! We will be there DAY ONE!!!! |
 |
| this might be the final movie for the koike series |
| let koike cook again. missed some lupin III content, so glad to be getting another one of these. |
 |
| Koike has returned, count me in baby! His Lupin series is just built different. |
| Love Koike's film noire aesthetic for Lupin. Let's go! |
on 
| I think that it's time for me to watch Lupin III from the beginning! |
 |
| Just "Lupin The 3rd Movie" is lame title. |
 |
| Lupin the III The Movie, as if there haven't been HOW MANY movies of this series lol???? |
  |
DatRandomDude said: This marks the first 2D movie in the franchise in 30 years since Lupin III: Dead or Alive premiered in 1996. Are you saying these were all NOT 2D??? Lupin the IIIrd: Jigen Daisuke no Bohyou (2014) Lupin the IIIrd: Chikemuri no Ishikawa Goemon (2017) Lupin the IIIrd: Mine Fujiko no Uso (2019) |
| AnimeThemes.moe <- the largest collection of anime Openings & Endings on the Web AnimeMusicQuiz.com <- guess an anime from your list by it's Opening/Ending music browser game |
Reply to Genoard
DatRandomDude said:
This marks the first 2D movie in the franchise in 30 years since Lupin III: Dead or Alive premiered in 1996.
This marks the first 2D movie in the franchise in 30 years since Lupin III: Dead or Alive premiered in 1996.
Are you saying these were all NOT 2D???
Lupin the IIIrd: Jigen Daisuke no Bohyou (2014)
Lupin the IIIrd: Chikemuri no Ishikawa Goemon (2017)
Lupin the IIIrd: Mine Fujiko no Uso (2019)
| @Genoard We are just following what the sources says ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ It's just assumptions, but I think what they meant by that is that it's the first 2D movie in 30 years to be a full-length movie going in theaters nationwide. All of the 2D stuff after Dead or Alive were TV specials or in the case of Koike movies, less than an hour long. |
|
| How are the different Lupin series related? Is it something like PreCure and Gundam or do they all take place in the same universe? |
 |
Reply to bastek66
Just "Lupin The 3rd Movie" is lame title.
| @bastek66 @EcchiGodMamster It's only a temporary title, the real one will probably be a bit cooler :D |
Reply to DatRandomDude
@Genoard We are just following what the sources says ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
It's just assumptions, but I think what they meant by that is that it's the first 2D movie in 30 years to be a full-length movie going in theaters nationwide.
All of the 2D stuff after Dead or Alive were TV specials or in the case of Koike movies, less than an hour long.
It's just assumptions, but I think what they meant by that is that it's the first 2D movie in 30 years to be a full-length movie going in theaters nationwide.
All of the 2D stuff after Dead or Alive were TV specials or in the case of Koike movies, less than an hour long.
| @DatRandomDude They're also excluding the crossover movies. They're really stretching their definition of "first 2D movie in the franchise in 30 years" lol |
Reply to ginko29
@DatRandomDude They're also excluding the crossover movies.
They're really stretching their definition of "first 2D movie in the franchise in 30 years" lol
They're really stretching their definition of "first 2D movie in the franchise in 30 years" lol
| @ginko29 Oh yeah 100%. I was confused as hell too when I read that part in the news lmao I kinda get what they trying to say but cmon |
|
Reply to RobertBobert
How are the different Lupin series related? Is it something like PreCure and Gundam or do they all take place in the same universe?
| @RobertBobert I only started watching from "Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna" but from there, there are 2 different continuities. One is:
The other one is:
This anime is very episodic though, even if the seasons usually have some kind of overarching story. Especially Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna from what I can remember. However, the continuity from season to season is rather thin. Apart from the main cast, we may see a few characters from previous season and some events might be mentioned but if one jumped into the latest season, nothing vital would be missed. Most importantly, each continuity has its distinct tone. The "Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna" one feels more gritty than the part 4/5/6 one. Before that, I'm not sure but I read that the anime was even more episodic. |
ginko29Nov 29, 10:09 AM
Reply to ginko29
@RobertBobert I only started watching from "Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna" but from there, there are 2 different continuities.
One is:
The other one is:
This anime is very episodic though, even if the seasons usually have some kind of overarching story. Especially Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna from what I can remember.
However, the continuity from season to season is rather thin. Apart from the main cast, we may see a few characters from previous season and some events might be mentioned but if one jumped into the latest season, nothing vital would be missed.
Most importantly, each continuity has its distinct tone. The "Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna" one feels more gritty than the part 4/5/6 one.
Before that, I'm not sure but I read that the anime was even more episodic.
One is:
- Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna (TV series)
- Jigen Daisuke no Bohyou (Koike movie)
- Chikemuri no Ishikawa Goemon (Koike movie)
- Mine Fujiko no Uso (Koike movie)
- Very probably the movie from this news
The other one is:
- Part 4 (TV series)
- Part 5 (TV series)
- Part 6 (TV series)
This anime is very episodic though, even if the seasons usually have some kind of overarching story. Especially Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna from what I can remember.
However, the continuity from season to season is rather thin. Apart from the main cast, we may see a few characters from previous season and some events might be mentioned but if one jumped into the latest season, nothing vital would be missed.
Most importantly, each continuity has its distinct tone. The "Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna" one feels more gritty than the part 4/5/6 one.
Before that, I'm not sure but I read that the anime was even more episodic.
| @ginko29 So, are these rather different versions of the same show? |
|
Reply to RobertBobert
@ginko29 So, are these rather different versions of the same show?
| @RobertBobert Kinda yeah. I think the different TV series that are called "Part X" are the mainline. And "Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna" followed by the Koike movies are some kind of darker reboot of the franchise. I read that this one is closer to the tone of the manga but I didn't read it so I can't vouch for that statement. And the 2 are being released side by side. I don't know where all the other movies and specials stand though. Maybe some side-stories of the mainline? I'm not knowledgeable enough about the franchise to know :'D |
Reply to ginko29
@RobertBobert Kinda yeah.
I think the different TV series that are called "Part X" are the mainline.
And "Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna" followed by the Koike movies are some kind of darker reboot of the franchise. I read that this one is closer to the tone of the manga but I didn't read it so I can't vouch for that statement.
And the 2 are being released side by side.
I don't know where all the other movies and specials stand though. Maybe some side-stories of the mainline? I'm not knowledgeable enough about the franchise to know :'D
I think the different TV series that are called "Part X" are the mainline.
And "Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna" followed by the Koike movies are some kind of darker reboot of the franchise. I read that this one is closer to the tone of the manga but I didn't read it so I can't vouch for that statement.
And the 2 are being released side by side.
I don't know where all the other movies and specials stand though. Maybe some side-stories of the mainline? I'm not knowledgeable enough about the franchise to know :'D
| @ginko29 I originally thought that Lupin was some kind of inherited gimmick and title that was passed between characters. |
|
| I'm thinking the movie will be released after the Conan movie is released... Since the number of theaters seems to be small, I would like to go see the movie if it is well-received right after its release. |
        |
More topics from this board
» 'New Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt' Reveals Cast Members, Additional Staff, Teaser Promo for 2025Nioxys - Dec 24 |
12 |
by Raratah
»»
1 hour ago |
|
» 'Sentai Red Isekai de Boukensha ni Naru' Unveils Additional CastNioxys - Dec 23 |
2 |
by myrmidon_mamori
»»
3 hours ago |
|
» 'Uma Musume: Cinderella Gray' Reveals Additional Cast, Staff, Split CoursVindstot - Yesterday |
1 |
by Tropisch
»»
3 hours ago |
|
» Manga 'Komori-san wa Kotowarenai!' Ends in Four ChaptersVindstot - 7 hours ago |
0 |
by Vindstot
»»
7 hours ago |
|
» Mamoru Hosoda's New Movie 'Hateshinaki Scarlet' Set for Winter 2025 ReleaseVindstot - Dec 23 |
16 |
by EcchiGodMamster
»»
8 hours ago |