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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- What a funny episode. Rebecca is definitely my favorite character And damn, 2 twists in 20 minutes! Fujiko vs Rebecca, who will win... |
| I think Fujiko is going to win in the end, she will always be a main character for the series. But I'd like to see Lupin and Rebecca in a serious relationship for at least some episodes. |
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| lol I thought that Fujiko and Rebecca would fall in love with each other until they said it was the first person they saw when drinking the wine |
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| ye i thought Fujiko and Rebecca will have some lesbian love action this episode too but they instead fight over Lupin |
| This episode was absurdly good. One of the best Lupin episodes yet. |
 Vengeance of everyone's grudge. "I didn't add it to my list so I forgot I was watching that." - lpf |
| What a choice for Lupin - of course he would choose both... a threesome with Fujiko and Rebecca would be worth dying for! LOL |
| Poor Lupin didn't get to smash xD Still, I wouldn't be able to chose between Fujiko and Rebecca either And I did not expect to find out that the woman was swimming in that barrel of wine dead O_O ghosts said: Same here lollol I thought that Fujiko and Rebecca would fall in love with each other until they said it was the first person they saw when drinking the wine |
| Lol this episode was so funny. Rebecca vs Fujiko...and Lupin being the center of the drama. I have to say, these three has quite an amusing chemistry this episode. Hope to see more of this in the future. |
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| So it seems I'm off by an ep fro-sama reason, but anyway it brings me back to an older episode, much older (old vinegar lol :), nice to see a love battle for Lupin. |
| Japanese Episode 10 You know, for such a fun initial premise that end reveal was rather gruesome. He murdered his own wife in what brought them both together...yeesh. :( Anyway I'm not sure who won that round of Fujiko vs Rebecca, but it wasn't Lupin. :D Big stuff about to go down with our over-arching plot it seems, involving all the players. |
| Ah I remember the good old days when they have nuclear bomb and weight detection Just use balloon to float lol xD Jigen, this is not the first time you encountered a person who can dodge bullets :P Nix or Nyx (?) is ridiculous, he's kinda out of place in this kind of anime But maybe he'll make things interesting later on No screentime for good old Pops Zenigata :( |
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| Rebecca was captured by the MI6, and they went as far as torturing her and planning her death. Imagine what they would do to the "average" person when they were about to erase someone who is super famous, and rich. But well, fortunately her butler saw her being taken away, and asked Lupin and his team for help. Fujiko was the MVP here and allowed Lupin to take control over the agents, and use them to get Rebecca back. But her butler, with what I believe to be a mere bluff, made Nyx go berserk and they aren't exactly safe yet. The "Dream of Italy" also seems to be something that the man Rebecca loved left behind. Can't wait to see what Lupin is going to find out. |
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| The MI6 episode. I'm starting to feel conflicted about Nyx and Rebecca. While they're entertaining characters as such. they look like replacements for Zenigata and Fujiko, not different enough from the original characters. Also, Nyx had one more Matrix moment, and whenever MI6 is involved there's always a James Bond feel. I guess it's fine, but these constant references to American/British pop culture are also making the series less special, as those abound in a lot of series, Japanese or not. Lupin's always had allusions to a lot of things, from Japanese classics to European literature, so I feel that it's lost something that made it special because now it's much more commonly referring to popular movies and not so much other things. Also, those references aren't used in a particularly clever way, but are supposed to be amusing as the viewer recognizes the parody. It's a subtle difference, but I think such things were used differently before, so that even if one didn't recognize the allusion the plot point still would have been funny. |
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