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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Again, why police don't even bother to inspect prisoners and make them wear prison robe? That way old lady wouldn't think that they're going to a concert; Lupin could say that the concert is a masquerade, though |
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| Better than the Coen brothers' version. |
| In which Lupin helps the elderly widow of his old mentor. Yeah, the old woman was pretty oblivious to believe Lupin and friends were classical musicians, but the degree of effort they went through to keep up the act was sweet. Even Fujiko got her hands dirty: The producers liked this sequence so much they used it twice over the span of a few minutes! XD Speaking of classical music, we got yet another episode revolving around it among this recent batch. Smart move to make Zenigata help too after being betrayed by the corrupt cops. And it all worked out well enough in the end. :)  |
Aria-da-Capo said: Better than the Coen brothers' version. 10 points to you sir. |
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| I wonder how it'll work in real life The husband is a thief and he died, leaving his wife alone not knowing he was a thief Probably they'll still take all the stolen goods But I'd feel bad for the wife :( Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture with no cannons? Blashphemy! So in the end Piccolo's wife will never know the truth |
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| God, what a naive old lady, rather normal, tho and kinda adorable how Lupin and his gang were pretty nice in this episode. |
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| I loved this, Schubert Goemon, Mozart Jigen, Tchaikovsky Fujiko, and finally Beethoven Lupin, huh. xD I'm glad Lupin, with the help os his friends and Zenigata, was able to protect the property of the man who looked after him back when he was starting. I know it was all stolen stuff, but at least that sympathetic old lady will be able to keep on believing her late husband, if she really does believe it in the first place, and the corrupt chief won't have it. |
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| the old lady heavily reminds me of Granny (Tweety-Pie's owner) from Looney Tunes. Regarding the old lady, she is a tad senile. |
| The line below is True. The line above is False. |
| What a kooky and fun episode. |
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