The story is set prior to the gang getting to know each other, but you will get your usual share of thrilling robbery adventures starting the great Lupin the 3rd. Jigen and Goemon arrive to the picture as they complement each other to get the job done as always. surprisingly, Fujiko, the only female in the gang, takes center stage in this series, which is not a bad thing at all.
Her feminine charm has always been of the main themes of the Lupin's franchise, and being able to get more of her is an opportunity never to be missed.
It should be noted however that this show is intended for mature audience, and the staff behind this really worked hard to make this series attain a high ranking amongst the long birght history of this franchise's works.
It was both strange and fun experiencing a much complex plot in a Lupin story, and the art was beyond great. It added a darker yet charming tone to the series.
Let's hope this isn't the last we get to see of this great legacy.
