Lupin and Jigen are out at sea attempting to retrieve the gold inside a sunken pirate ship. However, a female pirate gang interrupts their retrieval mission and both parties leave empty handed.

A mysterious army steals 3 tons worth of gold under Inspector Zenigata’s watch. His superiors are convinced Lupin stole the gold and holds Inspector Zenigata responsible. No only does Inspector Zenigata hold onto his job by the skin of his teeth, he ends up in the hospital with serious injuries from a failed assassination attempt on him. Feeling sorry for Inspector Zenigata and also to clear their name, Lupin and his gang decide to help retrieve the gold. Will Inspector Zenigata accept Lupin’s warm gift?

Goemon has been thrown into prison for a crime he did not commit. He is charged with cutting off the Little Mermaid’s arm. Roman, the Chief of the Copenhagen Tourist Bureau says he’ll release Goemon as soon as the arm is returned. Even though Lupin knows something is fishy, he signs on to retrieve the Little Mermaid’s arm from the Santa Maria wreckage with the help of Letizia, the dolphin. However, what the masterminds are truly after is the content hidden inside the Little Mermaid’s arm. How far will Lupin go to retrieve the arm and to avoid his pals getting arrested by Inspector Zenigata?

A young girl named Anne tearfully tells Inspector Zenigata how Lupin has brought on her family’s misfortunes. Inspector Zenigata is even more determined to capture Lupin, but when he learns Anne has been shot dead by Lupin something snaps inside of him. Lupin and his gang will soon learn that Inspector Zenigata is a force to be reckoned with, when he’s raging mad. But is Anne really dead?

Lupin and his gang steal the Eagle of Helazard from a luxury cruise ship, but Fujiko betrays them at the last moment and makes off with the Eagle. Fujiko may have stolen the Eagle, but Prince Fallon of Helazard has stolen her heart, creating a love triangle with Lupin in the mix. Prince Fallon believes the Eagle is the key to overthrowing Tolfa, the dictator of Helazard and restoring the kingdom. Will Fujiko choose Prince Fallon over Lupin, and will the prophecy prove to be true?

Lupin and his gang blow up Fontaubert Bank’s underground safe to steal 5 tons worth of gold, but someone has beat them to it. The thieves are a pair of disguise artists named John and Mary. While searching for the pair, Lupin is captured by Inspector Zenigata. The two seek shelter from the snowstorm in an elderly couple’s mountain cabin, but soon a flood of unwanted visitors come barging in. Will Lupin find the missing gold and will his plot roll out as planned?

Lupin and his gang make off with the New York Mafia’s secret cash hoard. However, the suitcases were filled with old newspapers and as retribution, the mafia puts a hefty bounty on Lupin’s head. Not only does Lupin have Inspector Zenigata after him, it seems as though all of New York is trying to cash in, too! Will Lupin get his hands on the Mafia’s cash hoard or will he end up as fish food at the bottom of the Hudson River?

Lupin and his gang were scoping out their next target, Macintosh Jewelry, the world’s most expensive jewelry store, when they end up inadvertently saving a young boy who was being kidnapped. Turns out, the boy is a genius and he possesses the data to a revolutionary invention that can turn seawater into fresh drinking water. In order to get his hands on the data, the owner of Macintosh Jewelry kidnaps Fujiko and demands the boy in exchange. Can Lupin protect the boy’s secret from Macintosh and who is the smartest of them all?

John Decker, an oil tycoon from Colorado hires Lupin to steal the US presidential limousine and promises to pay 10 million dollars in return. Lupin breaks into Chase Manhattan Bank to steal the presidential limousine’s spare key, but it seems his client has a more sinister plot in mind, with Lupin ultimately taking the blame. Will Lupin end up saving the President of the United States?

Lupin and his gang steal an exquisite painting of a young girl from a Renoir art exhibit. Using the painting as bait, Lupin and his gang plan to steal Ghellon’s impressive art collection. However, Ghellon, the wealthiest man in Mexico is also known as the Merchant of Death with good reason. With the tables turned with each move, will Lupin make off with Ghellon’s precious collection?

A massive amount of gold is being transported in the cover of darkness, but on this rainy night, Lupin is busy being bartender to a beautiful woman named Sara. Lupin serves her a cocktail named Revenge, with the promise of killing the man who took over her father’s bank and murdered him. Will revenge and thievery make the perfect cocktail?

Lupin sneaks into an old castle to steal a collection of priceless angel paintings, owned by the late Malcolm Hurst. Inside the castle, Lupin meets a mysterious girl named Flora, who knows the whereabouts of the angel paintings.

Lupin is over the moon, now that he’s won Fujiko’s hand in marriage after stealing Marie Antoinette’s wedding dress and ring. Lupin is planning a romantic honeymoon to the moon, but first he needs to track down a rocket scientist to do that. Will the church organ play Lupin and Fujiko’s wedding march?

A ring called the Star of Alaska holds a single wheat seed inside it. The seed is a new species of wheat that can grow in minus 40 degrees and the CIA and KGB are determined to get their hands on it. Lupin and his gang take Barbara, a woman who holds the key to the whereabouts of the Star of Alaska, under their care, but Jigen has a personal score to settle with her husband, George. Will history repeat itself and what will become of the Star of Alaska?

Lupin and his gang were pursuing Flight 107, when Soviet Union planes suddenly shoot it down for wandering into its territory inadvertently. To Lupin’s despair, the now sunken Flight 107 was carrying a ring called the Star of Alaska, or in Lupin’s mind, his engagement ring to Fujiko. Fujiko had told Lupin that she’d marry him if he gets the Star of Alaska for her, but Lupin soon finds out the CIA and KGB are also after the Star of Alaska. What secret does the Star of Alaska hold and is it truly at the bottom of the ocean?

Lupin and his gang are in New York City to steal a pinball machine made of solid gold. Lupin, Jigen and Fujiko board a casino cruise ship and discover that they’ll need Goemon’s Zantetsuken sword to pull off the heist. Meanwhile, Goemon is out fishing on the banks of the Hudson River when he reels in a human skeleton. Suddenly, Goemon finds himself haunted by a young beautiful ghost named Lily. Will Goemon’s ghostly admirer help or hinder the heist?

How could Lupin and his gang refuse when a church priest asks them to retrieve the Dove’s Eggs, the church’s jewels, for the sake of Spoonland’s children? The real Dove’s Eggs were swapped with fakes during the country’s civil war and are now in Prime Minister Hatcher’s possession. With Lupin’s announcement to steal the eggs, Prime Minister Hatcher appoints Inspector Zenigata and promises him the rank of knighthood bestowed by the Queen, if he successfully guards the eggs and arrests Lupin. Now, Inspector Zenigata is determined to arrest Lupin more than ever! Will Lupin and his gang pull off the charitable heist or will Inspector Zenigata become Sir Koichi Zenigata?

Lupin and his gang are after Taniyama’s treasure from an ancient Chinese dynasty. Realizing that Lupin is after his treasure, Taniyama hires a lone assassin named Seiryuu to counter Goemon, knowing full well that Seiryuu is Goemon’s childhood friend. Promised that Taniyama will help him find his clan’s killer, Seiryuu stands in Lupin and his gang’s way. Can Goemon best his childhood rival and will Seiryuu discover his clan’s killer?

The Swiss Bank’s Beirut branch is a mobile branch. It also has the odd distinction of being the safest bank in the world, despite being in the world’s most dangerous place. It’s also the branch where all the oil money from the Arab world gets deposited. Will Lupin manage to pull off the heist of this impenetrable bank and get out safely with Inspector Zenigata on his tail?

Lupin and his gang break into a vault full of uncut diamonds. However, the diamonds suddenly catch on fire and guess who is being blamed for it! Lupin quickly discovers the diamonds are fakes and it was all a ploy to raise the price of diamonds at the expense of his reputation. With the price of diamonds at an all time high, where are real diamonds and will Lupin get his revenge against the man who framed him?