Rupan Sansei vs Meitantei Conan
- Téléfilm
- 2009
- 1h 44min
Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWhen a Queen and a Prince die in a hunting accident, it's up to Conan to solve the case. Meanwhile, Lupin's got his eyes on the Queen's Crown.When a Queen and a Prince die in a hunting accident, it's up to Conan to solve the case. Meanwhile, Lupin's got his eyes on the Queen's Crown.When a Queen and a Prince die in a hunting accident, it's up to Conan to solve the case. Meanwhile, Lupin's got his eyes on the Queen's Crown.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Arsene Lupin III
- (voix)
- (as Kanichi Kurita)
- Ran Mori
- (voix)
- Kogoro Mori
- (voix)
- Fujiko Mine
- (voix)
- Keith
- (voix)
- Kyle
- (voix)
- Sakura Joo
- (voix)
- Gill Oji
- (voix)
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This movie is more a Conan project than a typical Lupin adventure. It is focused more on the mystery aspect and less on the heist. There are various twists and turns, alliances are questioned, motives are changed. It is impressive how much is going on in the story but how it never manages to lose its audience in the shuffle.
Although Lupin and Conan don't interact that much, most of the other supporting cast members, like Fujiko and Jigen, cross over with the Conan crew.
The movie does some new twists on old stories, some funny character interactions and a compelling mystery thrown in there too. Plus, it has a cool throwback that I'm not going to dare spoil here.
Let's hope that these two cross paths again some time.
It helps a lot that there's been a bit of mixing between the various Japanese voice actors between the series - Jigen and Goemon have both voiced villains in other Conan movies, while Conan's VA has appeared as a side character in Lupin III movies.
The story tends to focus more on the Detective Conan characters, with the Lupin team generally in the background or supporting them. The plot isn't as convoluted as most Conan fans are used to, but that's not necessarily a bad thing, and there are a number of great twists at the very end.
This crossover between the two long running series is done quite well. There's a story involving a princess in danger, who looks just like Ran. Conan is on the case, and meanwhile Lupin wants to take a crown, which he attempted to steal long ago. This involves a nice flashback to Lupin wearing his classic green jacket, so we get both red and green action in this.
The plot is a Detective Conan style murder mystery, and the Lupin gang is added to the mix, bringing their brand of fun. It's a fairly complex plot, but it's goes down smooth.
Fujiko kicks ass in this one, she's on the run with the princess, showing her how to have a good time and protecting her. Very cool, fun stuff.
Jigen is enlisted as a bodyguard and ends up working with Conan, and there are some very hilarious scenes with these two. Lots of snappy dialogue.
Lupin and Conan, they're both doing their thing, they have some action scenes, some fun dialogue moments, and are in fine form here. They have some memorable interactions, very fun stuff.
The other regulars like Goemon, Zenigata, and Kogoro all have some fun moments too, mostly just a good gag here and there. The two casts gelled very well together.
The animation is smooth, and it's pretty interesting how we have two very different kinds of character designs used for Conan and Lupin characters. It could blend together better, but it's still fun to see. The soundtrack is also done by Lupin's usual Yuji Ohno and also the Conan guy, and it's a fun mix of energetic tunes and smooth jazz.
All in all, if you're a fan of Lupin or Conan I'd say you'll enjoy this. It's a fun, very good anime adventure. Check it out.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesThe character designs on Lupin, Jigen, Fujiko, Goemon, and Zenigata remain the same despite how they look different from the Detective Conan characters in this TV special.
- Citations
Conan Edogawa: Sorry, but let me talk first.
[He aims a dart at Lupin, who is disguised as Kogoro. Lupin sees Conan aiming and deftly steps aside]
Inspector Koichi Zenigata: I had to empty the palace as much as possible in order to...
[Conan fires a small dart into Zenigata by accident. The Inspector stumbles around, confused]
Inspector Koichi Zenigata: Huh? What?
Conan Edogawa: Damn it!
Inspector Koichi Zenigata: Oh... Oh, geez...
[He passes out]
Conan Edogawa: Gotta go with it.
[Conan imitates Zenigata's voice through the bowtie]
Kogoro Mori: Is something the matter?
Conan Edogawa: It's someone here. The one who's trying to kill Princess Mira.
Ran Mori: But you were investigating that.
Kogoro Mori: What? Me?
Conan Edogawa: It all began with that peculiar hunting accident.
Maid 1: Was he...?
Kyle: No, I don't think so.
Maid 2: That boy and Ran's father were investigating this, weren't they?
Conan Edogawa: That was no accident.
[Zenigata yawns]
Conan Edogawa: Was that a yawn?
Inspector Koichi Zenigata: Whazzit?
Conan Edogawa: Are you serious? That was supposed to keep an elephant down for thirty minutes!
- ConnexionsFollowed by Rupan Sansei vs Meitantei Conan: The Movie (2013)
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Détails
- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Site officiel
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Lupin III vs. Detective Conan
- Société de production
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- Durée1 heure 44 minutes
- Couleur