At Fujiko’s request, Lupin steals the Hina dolls given to the US Vice President by the Deputy Prime Minister of Japan. However, the doll heist was a trap laid out by Fujiko and her partner, Barracuda. Inside one of the Hina dolls is proof of a secret military transaction between the US and Japanese government, which they can use to extort both governments. Betrayed by Fujiko, Lupin and his gang are stuck on a deserted island. Will the gang make it off the island and what will become of Goemon’s Zantetsuken sword?

Lupin learns he needs a pure hearted girl to find an ancient Persian treasure and his computer chooses a girl named Lori. After getting some hands on training from Jigen and Goemon, the two are headed to Jordan to find the treasure.

Lupin and his gang have Pinkerton’s unbreakable safe, minus the key. Lupin breaks into the prison where the late Pinkerton was once held and finds the key hidden in his former prison cell. Now the gang has both the safe and key. However, Carlos, a mob boss and Pinkerton’s younger brother, steals the safe from their hideout. Meanwhile, Fujiko and her new man are also after the safe. Who is the biggest con artist of them all?

Unsurprisingly, Fujiko had once betrayed her heist partner Garb, known as the Grim Reaper and left him for dead. Garb, who has seemingly returned from the dead, is determined to kill Fujiko and has an uncanny ability to dodge bullets with ease.

Once a year, jewelers from around the country descend on New York City for a jewelry tradeshow, bringing with them their entire inventory. Combined, the jewelry is said to be worth 20 million dollars. Lupin and his gang plan to steal the whole lot, but...

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?

Queen Gretchen of the Kingdom of Monaka dies from a car accident. As a fan of her years as a Hollywood actress, Lupin mourns her passing. Meanwhile, Fujiko is convinced the King had a hand in her death, and her female intuition proves to be right. The King intends to marry a new Cinderella. Lupin and Fujiko plot to steal the royal treasures and avenge Queen Gretchen, but things don’t exactly go as planned. Who will have their happily ever after ending?

An ancient burial mound has been discovered and etched on its walls are ancient mythical creatures with jewel-encrusted eyes. Lupin makes off with the blue dragon’s crystal eye and kidnaps the archeologist in charge. The archeologist reveals that when the blue dragon’s crystal eye is brought together with two other ancient crystals, they reveal a map to the legendary Golden Paradise. Lupin and his gang are determined to find the Golden Paradise, but has the archeologist told them everything he knows?

Count Bone and Lord Wave operate the Rondo Insurance Company. The two seem like perfect English gentlemen, but they make their money through dirty tactics. Lupin plans to insure a fake pyramid and steal its insurance money. Will Lupin be able to beat t...

Lupin is over the moon when Fujiko promises to marry him if he steals the ICPO’s gold for her. Lupin pulls off the heist right under Inspector Zenigata’s nose, but the two soon find themselves locked up in jail. Lupin pleads with Inspector Zenigata to let them marry before they are executed. Out of pity, Inspector Zenigata allows the wedding to take place. Will wedding bells ring for Lupin and Fujiko?

Lupin and his gang have learned a coup d’état is about to take place in one of the Caribbean countries. Amidst the chaos, they plan to steal the dictator’s treasure. They manage to sneak into the dictator’s mansion with ease, but the treasure was long gone. Meanwhile, Jigen is shot by a mysterious woman while in disguise. Where did the treasure disappear to and will the mysterious woman’s wish come true?

Lupin and Fujiko attend a lavish party full of wealthy women in order to steal their jewelry. However, the castle tower where the party was being held turns out to be a rocket ship. The hijacked rocket transports the party to a small island and the guests

Lupin has lottery fever, or to be specific, has his eyes set on the 50 million dollar jackpot. However, Lupin discovers the lottery is rigged. Tony, the President of the Lottery Commission manipulates the lottery machines to pull a certain number. Know...

Lupin has a horrible case of athlete’s foot and visits Dr. Budweiser, who is also a cloning expert, for treatment. The doctor takes a sample of Lupin’s skin under the guise of treating his Athlete’s foot, but the doctor has another plan up his sleeve.

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?

Lupin and his gang are in South Africa to receive a nautical chart from a retired Nazi that shows the location of a sunken Nazi treasure. However, two young German soldiers interrupt the exchange and a skirmish ensues.