1977

S3.E1 ∙ Emmanuelle Is an Angel's Whisper

Sun, Oct 01, 1978

Arsène Lupin III, his girlfriend Fujiko Mine and his nemesis Emmanuelle Poirot are all in Bangkok searching for a mysterious canon that holds the secret to eternal youth and immortality.

6.2 /10

S3.E2 ∙ The Mad Fantoma Mark III

Sun, Oct 08, 1978

Arsène Lupin III meets Fantomas Mark III, grandson of the legendary criminal mastermind Fantomas. Both grandsons of criminal geniuses go at each other to claim a valuable ruby.

6.1 /10

S3.E3 ∙ Detective Hanshichi's Ten-Year Promise

Sun, Oct 15, 1978

Mikawa Hanshichi, an Old Cop with a sworn determination.

6.6 /10

S3.E4 ∙ Falling Cherry Blossoms: The Mysterious Gang of Five: Part 1

Sun, Oct 22, 1978

The Shiragami Five, five thieves that want all the 36 views of Mt. Fuji.

6.4 /10

S3.E5 ∙ Falling Cherry Blossoms: The Mysterious Gang of Five: Part 2

Sun, Oct 29, 1978

With Goemon on the opposite side, it's now the Shiragami Six!

6.3 /10

S3.E6 ∙ Will It Be the Computer or Lupin?

Sun, Nov 05, 1978

A safe, guarded by a defense computer programmed with all data relating to Arsène Lupin III, is confounded when Inspector Zenigata robs the safe.

6.6 /10

S3.E7 ∙ The Border Is the Face of Farewell

Sun, Nov 12, 1978

Lupin's gang targets the Aurora Drop, a diamond adorning a ballerina's forehead. A special remote-control operation nets the diamond easily enough, but a wounded Jigen is rescued by Monika Ivanov, the ballerina victim, and ends up helping her put into action her desire to defect. With fake passports declaring them husband and wife, the two of them head for the border. The only way to escape the Communist Bloc is to smash through the checkpoint.

7.4 /10

S3.E8 ∙ The Mysterious World of Madame X

Sun, Nov 19, 1978

Madame X, a woman who loves Wax figures and tricking people's minds.

6.3 /10

S3.E9 ∙ A Flower of Suicide Blooms in India

Sun, Nov 26, 1978

Suicide Ray Gun, the ultimate solution to killing yourself.

5.4 /10

S3.E10 ∙ The Flying Zantetsuken

Sun, Dec 03, 1978

The Zantetsu Sword, a sword with no weak point.

6.4 /10

S3.E11 ∙ The Sound of the Devil's Bells Calls Lupin

Sun, Dec 10, 1978

Gemallschaft, a quite boring village that holds many brain washed locals.

6.4 /10

S3.E12 ∙ A Trap for a Trap!

Sun, Dec 17, 1978

Holograms can give a person a greater advantage.

5.7 /10

S3.E13 ∙ Christmas Is in the Hands of the Goddess

Sun, Dec 24, 1978

A cool Christmas turns hot for the gang when they are entreated to rob Tiffany's Store on live television.

5.5 /10

S3.E14 ∙ Lupin's Enemy Is Lupin

Sun, Jan 07, 1979

Saving a princess in exchange for curry.

5.2 /10

S3.E15 ∙ Shooting Orders!!

Sun, Jan 14, 1979

Beauty, there's nothing good looking about him.

5.5 /10

S3.E16 ∙ Lupin's Big Saiyuuki

Sun, Jan 21, 1979

It's a matter of life and death in a game of Shogi.

4.8 /10

S3.E17 ∙ Casino Island: Inversions and More Inversions

Sun, Jan 28, 1979

Terror awaits in Casino Paradise.

6.5 /10

S3.E18 ∙ The Woman the Old Man Fell in Love With

Sun, Feb 04, 1979

Zenigata finds himself in his own love affair.

7.3 /10

S3.E19 ∙ Classic Thieves and Mynah Birds

Sun, Feb 11, 1979

While the national bank is being renovated, the staff are using a trailer as a temporary base. Thankfully, Arsène Lupin III and his gang are all safely imprisoned in jail... or are they?

6 /10

S3.E20 ∙ Lupin vs. the Shinsen Group

Sun, Feb 18, 1979

Kondoo Isamu III, grandson of the Shinsen Group of Tokugawa's leader: Kondoo Isamu.

6.1 /10

S3.E21 ∙ The Skateboard Murder Mystery

Sun, Feb 25, 1979

Bolonco, a kid detective who lives up to his pop's work.

6.5 /10

S3.E22 ∙ Hana mo arashi mo dorobô rêsu

Sun, Mar 04, 1979

It's another racing competition for Lupin.

6.5 /10

S3.E23 ∙ Kyôfu no kamereon ningen

Sun, Mar 11, 1979

Lupin and his comrades travel to South Africa to steal the world's largest uncut diamond. However Guiness, the Chameleon Man wants the diamond for himself, with the advantage of camouflage making it hard to see with the normal eye. As well as a special kind of gas that can make a normal human think like a chameleon. Can Lupin defeat this freak of nature? And what about the special army tanks that can't be taken down with ordinary bullets?

6.3 /10

S3.E24 ∙ Fujiko ni hanayome ishou wa niawanai

Sun, Mar 18, 1979

Fujiko marries Hafner, a widower and bachelor who's married countless wives who died tragically whenever they marry him. After the ceremony Lupin shoots Fujiko and then he committed suicide. But that's all a charade. Lupin and Fujiko are planning to get Hafner's jewelry collection. While Zenigata, who thought the act was real, is left in his usual depression that Lupin's dead. Fujiko(who is really just under temporary comma) was taken to Hafner's Manor to be part of his collection of 99 desist brides who are all living dead statues. And Fujiko is about to be his 100th bride. Can Lupin rescue Fujiko in time?

6.4 /10

S3.E25 ∙ Shêkusupia wo shitterukai

Sun, Mar 25, 1979

Jigen receives a letter from Sister Angelica and heads to the African country of Borodias. Sister Angelica wants Jigen's help to rescue Dr. Othello, the leader of the country's independence movement.

6.6 /10

S3.E26 ∙ Hoshiuranai de Rupan wo taiho

Sun, Apr 01, 1979

The ICPO has hired Marianne for their Astrology Project. In which they use fortune tellers to predict a criminal's movement. And Marianne is able to predict what Lupin's next heist will go. Lupin's next heist in fact is stealing the Poseidon's Tear owned by the King of Danmel. When Lupin succeeds in stealing the jewel, his plan was back fired when his escape route didn't go as smoothly as plan. The question is, is Marianne really able to sense Lupin's every move? Or is she a fraud who has a scheme of her own?

6.1 /10

S3.E27 ∙ Robotto no hitomi ni daiya ga hikaru

Sun, Apr 08, 1979

Lupin(who is half asleep) receives a phone call from Fujiko that she's the first witness of a Scientist's Diamond Making robot, and told him to see it for himself. So he, Jigen, and Goemon did so, even though Lupin kept thinking he just dreamed. But by the time they go there, the Robot was taken by Gavotte, a dimwitted gangster who needs the robot as a present for his girlfriend, "Baby". Unfortunatly the robot only produces Icy Water and diamonds. So Gavotte gets his men to kidnap the Scientist and soon it becomes a series of failed exchanges between the robot and scientist, so Lupin and Gavotte agreed to do a swap site at an amusement park. But can the Robot be brought back to it's Diamond working order?

6.4 /10

S3.E28 ∙ Rupan sôsôkyoku

Sun, Apr 15, 1979

Lupin, Jigen, Fujiko, and Goemon go to see the famous Kyoransky perform with his amazing conducting abilities on the orchestra. Lupin however discovers that his music is leading him to death. As the people around him attack him whenever they hear Kyoransky's music. Lupin investigates by recording Kyoransky's moves on video and then analyzes it. Soon Lupin discovers that it's a form of hypnosis,the conducting stick of Kyoransky's, manifest through sound waves beyond the range of human hearing. Now that Lupin's solve that mystery, now he wonders what Kyoransky has against Lupin.

6.7 /10

S3.E29 ∙ Saigo no sashiire wa kappura-men

Sun, Apr 22, 1979

Silver, who once worked with Lupin on a train robbery, stole the money himself, hid it somewhere in Czech Republic, and promptly got himself thrown into prison on a rinky-dink charge.

4.9 /10

S3.E30 ∙ Fujiko! Otoko wa tsuraize

Sun, Apr 29, 1979

Lupin is after the Golden Bell, symbol of the monarchy of Beltenberg and precious tourist attraction. However, the bell that sparkles in the belfry is just a brass replica.

6.1 /10

S3.E31 ∙ Tottsan hitojichi kyûshitsu sakusen

Sun, May 06, 1979

Zenigata is taken hostage from ICPO headquarters. The terrorists demand to swap him with their boss Napoleon XI, but ICPO refuses.

6.6 /10

S3.E32 ∙ Rupan no daiseibugeki

Sun, May 13, 1979

Arsène Lupin III arrives on the set of a Western film... and finds himself in the middle of a real-life shootout! Will this be his last roundup?

6 /10

S3.E33 ∙ Fukushû wa Rupan ni makaseru

Sun, May 20, 1979

Though Joe Spade was once a formidable hitman of renown and Jigen's sharpshooter coach, he now comes to beg for Jigen's help; he had gotten old, flubbed a hit contract, and is now on the run.

7 /10

S3.E34 ∙ ICPO maruhi shirei

Sun, May 27, 1979

In order to make the dream of Maureen, daughter of a Mafia boss, come true in the brief time remaining to her, Stefan, her street-punk boyfriend, risks the showdown of his life. Lupin and company end up helping them out because Fujiko is moved by their plight, but it's all a secret ICPO project! Bureau chief Jasmine's strategy lands them all into a room with special mobile grating, uh-oh!!!

7 /10

S3.E35 ∙ Nazo no yakôkamen arawaru

Sun, Jun 03, 1979

Nightlight Mask murdered the Duke of Le Mond and stole his diamonds. ICPO is having trouble solving the case, so they induct mystery author Conan Dorill as a special inspector.

6.2 /10

S3.E36 ∙ When the Devil Beckons to Lupin

Sun, Jun 10, 1979

Lupin is mysteriously given a hypnotic doll which causes him to commit crimes at night and make him sleepwalk.

6 /10

S3.E37 ∙ Rupan no nankyoku hokkyoku daibôken

Sun, Jun 17, 1979

Arsène Lupin III sets in motion a chilling scheme to switch the penguins of the polar caps and confound, confuse and thus cover up for a really cool robbery.

4.8 /10

S3.E38 ∙ Play the Thieves' Symphony

Sun, Jun 24, 1979

Lupin breaks into a safe powered by a nuclear reactor, using a noise-canceling device.

5.2 /10

S3.E39 ∙ Bad Guys Are Truly Big Villians

Sun, Jul 01, 1979

Lupin crashes crime boss Markane's masquerade party, but the party was just a ruse to entrap Lupin. Lupin gets hung by rope in the dark and is made the target of Markane's murder game in ten rounds, of which players have to hit the target.

6.8 /10

S3.E40 ∙ The Girl Who Travels Through Time

Sun, Jul 08, 1979

Lupin gets called out to New York by Fujiko, where he rescues a girl hunted by an organization called Red Spider. Lupin does everything he can to help the poor girl suffering from amnesia; he tries hypnosis on her but to no avail, he gets hypnotized instead.

6 /10

S3.E41 ∙ Madame and a Thieves' Quartet

Sun, Jul 15, 1979

Arsène Lupin III and his gang attempt to raid an English police station to recover a departed comrade's articles... as well as deceiving his widow into thinking they are musicians.

5.8 /10

S3.E42 ∙ Operation Great Wall of China Invader

Sun, Jul 22, 1979

Lupin and crew sneak into Peking's Imperial Palace Museum to steal Emperor Shi's jade Mahjong set, but winds up getting chased by a gang. A mysterious woman comes to the rescue, who says that she learned Japanese using an accelerated learning elixir.

6.4 /10

S3.E43 ∙ Rupan tai Sûpâman

Sun, Jul 29, 1979

A clash of titans occurs in New York City between Supeman, the world's greatest hero... and Arsène Lupin III, the world's greatest thief.

6.5 /10

S3.E44 ∙ Yûreisen yori ai wo komete

Sun, Aug 05, 1979

Lupin steals a statue called the Stone Child from the Metropolitan Art Museum; he and Fujiko make their getaway in a Cessna, but they crash at the Bermuda Triangle. They encounter a ghost ship at this grave of many ships and planes. Lupin investigates the ghost ship while Fujiko waits, not knowing it was a trap...

5.4 /10

S3.E45 ∙ Rupan no oryôri tengoku

Sun, Aug 12, 1979

Of all the things in the world to eat, the greedy Baron Gourmel wants to eat the fresh brain of master crook Arsène Lupin III.

5.2 /10

S3.E46 ∙ Find the Treasure of Lupin I

Sun, Aug 19, 1979

Lupin the Third learns that his grandfather Arsene Lupin's secret treasures are buried in his grave. Lupin learns of its location with Fujiko's microfilm.

6.9 /10

S3.E47 ∙ The Day the Old Man Died

Sun, Aug 26, 1979

Lupin and Jigen are surrounded, as usual, as they are trying to escape after a jewelry theft. But somebody shoots at Zenigata and hits him dead on.

7.4 /10

S3.E48 ∙ Kôya ni chitta konbâto magunamu

Sun, Sep 02, 1979

Arsène Lupin III is in the Duchy of Blanco to steal a treasure map... and Daisuke Jigen to end a five-year duel with an old rival.

7.3 /10

S3.E49 ∙ Meiga gôdatsu urutora sakusen

Sun, Sep 09, 1979

The prime minister of France has run up a ridiculous tab with Maxim of Paris, and orders the Louvre Museum proprietor to sell a painting to cover his bill. But the proprietor doesn't want to let it go, and takes the painting out of the museum; it's a painting that Lupin's grandfather had stolen from the Louvre back in the day, and it's just a ...

6.7 /10