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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaLupin attempts to get his hands on a treasure map, but finds himself in a crisis where the future of Tokyo hangs in the balance.Lupin attempts to get his hands on a treasure map, but finds himself in a crisis where the future of Tokyo hangs in the balance.Lupin attempts to get his hands on a treasure map, but finds himself in a crisis where the future of Tokyo hangs in the balance.
- Dirección
- Guionistas
- Elenco
Kan'ichi Kurita
- Lupin III
- (as Kanichi Kurita)
Troy Baker
- Additional Voices
- (English version)
- (voz)
Bob Carter
- Gondoh
- (English version)
- (voz)
Duane Deering
- Additional Voices
- (English version)
- (voz)
Caitlin Glass
- Additional Voices
- (English version)
- (voz)
Lauren Nicole Goode
- Additional Voices
- (English version)
- (voz)
- (as Lauren Goode)
Kyle Hebert
- Additional Voices
- (English version)
- (voz)
Opiniones destacadas
I had watch the movie in japanese I say it great and I like about it is we get to see more of Inspector Zenigata and other are great too I'am a lupin fan also many other who are will love this movie. Also I hope Funmation will make a english version of it very soon and it will come out on vhs and dvd. 9 of 10
Lupin the Third, is one of those crews where the charm of the characters does the majority of the heavy lifting in the story department. The main crew of Lupin, Jigen, Goemon, Fujiko and Inspector Zenigata can work together in any situation. This particular adventure is light on Goemon and Jigen but is heavy on Zenigata. He and the new girl, Maria, get the lion's share of the screentime.
The con of having so much time on Zenigata is that there isn't much done with the villain and his evil plan. In fact, let's talk about the story on this one. Because it is all over the place. The main McGuffin consists of two photos which combine to make a map to 22 billion dollars. That right there is a typical Lupin type heist set up. That is then sidetracked by Maria's physic powers. Maria works as a reporter, where Fujiko is working as the editor. Maria's father was a scientist who was mysteriously killed when she was a child. The villain wants her blood in order to create an army of psychic soldiers. He then orchestrates a phony terrorist attack where he is taken hostage... why? He already has the money, girl and PR, what does he have to gain with this fake ninja attack? The villain does this at his amusement park, which by the way has roller coasters designed to murder people. There is a beat where Lupin says they had his DNA, despite them never having a scene where that happened. There's some fake out deaths that don't add up, attempted murders, firing from Interpol and blue roses.
So yeah, the story has a lot of plot points that don't make a lot of sense. But I undeniably had a good time while watching this craziness. I was grinning from ear to ear as this crazy storyline unraveled. Much like Zenigata, anytime I see Lupin III, I'm going to go see it.
The con of having so much time on Zenigata is that there isn't much done with the villain and his evil plan. In fact, let's talk about the story on this one. Because it is all over the place. The main McGuffin consists of two photos which combine to make a map to 22 billion dollars. That right there is a typical Lupin type heist set up. That is then sidetracked by Maria's physic powers. Maria works as a reporter, where Fujiko is working as the editor. Maria's father was a scientist who was mysteriously killed when she was a child. The villain wants her blood in order to create an army of psychic soldiers. He then orchestrates a phony terrorist attack where he is taken hostage... why? He already has the money, girl and PR, what does he have to gain with this fake ninja attack? The villain does this at his amusement park, which by the way has roller coasters designed to murder people. There is a beat where Lupin says they had his DNA, despite them never having a scene where that happened. There's some fake out deaths that don't add up, attempted murders, firing from Interpol and blue roses.
So yeah, the story has a lot of plot points that don't make a lot of sense. But I undeniably had a good time while watching this craziness. I was grinning from ear to ear as this crazy storyline unraveled. Much like Zenigata, anytime I see Lupin III, I'm going to go see it.
The funniest of all the Lupin III movies I have seen. Endless visual and spoken jokes. And also one of the cheeriest of the movies. Zenigata finally gets to have some sort of warm human relationship outside of his pursuit of Lupin. Plus, Toyko Crisis is well-scored. Thanks to Yuji Ohno again. (I believe that is a cameo of Yuji Ohno playing the piano in the G.H. Nine Jazz Pub) The variety of relationship changes is refreshing and adds to the story. Goeman and Fujiko are teamed up, Zenigata has an attachment, and Fujiko is the apparent leader instead of Lupin. Also, Jigen and Goeman are at their weakest. Jigen has to face his biggest fear, the dentist, and Goeman has been separated from the love of his life, Zantetsuken. The whole franchise benefits and grows from these further explorations of pre-established facets of their personalities, and it's great for laughs in this movie.
I think that in some way, a lot of this movie is about the similarities between Zenigata and Lupin. Like Lupin, there is more to Zenigata than the front most people see. He is not incompetent, he is very astute, as Maria finds out while she tries to keep Zenigata from getting sick on sake. He may be drunk and despondent, but his mind is working and he has noticed the connection between Michael Suzuki and the drivers who caused so much trouble on the highwaya connection a lesser cop might have missed.
I like Maria quite a bit because she's not a worthless dip like some one-movie characters. She's a developed character with motivations or her own, and she stands up for herself and what she wants.
Lupin Tradition: Lupin's underwear during the opening escape sequence, striped boxers.
I think that in some way, a lot of this movie is about the similarities between Zenigata and Lupin. Like Lupin, there is more to Zenigata than the front most people see. He is not incompetent, he is very astute, as Maria finds out while she tries to keep Zenigata from getting sick on sake. He may be drunk and despondent, but his mind is working and he has noticed the connection between Michael Suzuki and the drivers who caused so much trouble on the highwaya connection a lesser cop might have missed.
I like Maria quite a bit because she's not a worthless dip like some one-movie characters. She's a developed character with motivations or her own, and she stands up for herself and what she wants.
Lupin Tradition: Lupin's underwear during the opening escape sequence, striped boxers.
The Lupin III TV specials can be very hit or miss, but I think TOKYO CRISIS is one of the better ones. At the very least, it's one of the funniest. The one-liners and comic situations, from Jigen's dental problems to drunk Zenigata's antics. It's one of those specials where you barely remember the plot or the generic shiny sunglasses anime villain of the piece, but you have such a good time that none of that matters.
Then this film for me was really one of the interesting ones of Lupine III So as always broke understood he must always steal But all this must have to do with a person called Michael Suzuki who humiliates Dario who created a new amusement park So this moviethis time Lupine III came out very well which I liked a lot but this time there is something different than usual then Inspector Zenigata is no longer an inspector since he was suspended for a problem that caused trouble in the city and then the Lupine's companions in this film arehaving bad problems i.e. Jigen no longer shoots old too much pain in her tooth it's because of this pain she just can't admire as always that instead Ghemon they actually stole his sword So he has to look for it but now let's talk about the most interesting character i.e. Mariawho for me was truly the most beautiful character in the film But this time it's not a girl attached to Lupine but well this Maria was truly one of the female characters in the Lupine stories and then the bad Michael Suzuki who thank goodness He was really good bad tooI recommend this film if you are a real fan of Lupine III. I won't tell you other things because I don't want to give spoilers. To conclude, I vote 8.5.
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- TriviaKôichi Yamadera (Michael Suzuki) and Megumi Hayashibara (Maria) were in Shin'ichirô Watanabe's space mercenary show Cowboy Bebop (1998). Watanabe has cited "Lupin III" as an influence on his work, primarily Cowboy Bebop.
- Citas
Inspector Zenigata: [to Michael Suzuki] With all your abilities, the path you follow is a charade where you can just threaten the government and walk away! I would have chosen a much more civilized path - in fact, it's my job to put you guys on the same path as the rest of the law-abiding citizens!
- Créditos curiososThe opening titles are a montage of the main characters arriving at the Aquapolis theme park.
- ConexionesFollows Rupan sansei: Walther P38 (1997)
- Bandas sonorasAkogare
(Longing)
Sung by Megumi Hayashibara
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By what name was Rupan sansei: Honô no kioku Tokyo Crisis (1998) officially released in India in English?
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