Lupin the 3rd Part 2

Pestered by Fujiko, Lupin has to steal a golden bed that was originally made by Louis XIV for Josephine. He makes a plan with Jigen and Goemon, but the owner of the bed is a formidable opponent.

The Heike Clan and Minamoto Clan once battled on Devil's Head Island at the inland sea of Seto. Fujiko and Lupin go there to find out about the details behind the legend of the battle.

Vivian dreams of becoming a star some day, but her auditions are a bust. She thinks of using Lupin to become famous. she makes Lupin engage in thievery and informs reporters to be at the site.

Louis XIV and Marie Antoinette's Hope Diamond has brought much misfortune on its possessors. The diamond is now safeguarded by a maximum security device. Fujiko provokes Lupin to steal that diamond.

Lupin and crew go to a hot spring. Lupin and Jigen relax while Goemon trains at the cliffs. A girl manifests to Goemon and captures Goemon's heart.

Lupin has to battle a hit man called Tiger. Lupin tries to dodge him, but Tiger is one step ahead of him. He has a way of disappearing and appearing at will.

Lupin and friends go to have fun at the horse race track, but winning isn't as easy as stealing. Lupin notices two people who are winning big money hand over fist and gets suspicious.

Catherine rescues Lupin and Jigen who are pursued by Zenigata as usual. An old acquaintance of Jigen's, She provokes Jigen to steal a 140-carat diamond from her own mansion.

Wolf and Rose are a cool hit-man duo with the ambition of rising to the top of the hit-man business by killing Lupin. They capture Goemon and torture him to confess about Lupin's weaknesses.

Accused of mismanagement on Lupin's release, the chief of the police department hit the prime minister out of anger and was dismissed. Zenigata thinks that Lupin's arrest will avenge the chief.

The painting "The First Supper" hides clues to a heirloom that Christ received from the Virgin Mary. The painting has been kept by the clan of Judah for generations...

The Mona Lisa never leaves the Louvre Museum. Arsene Lupin tried unsuccessfully to steal her. Lupin III wants her for his collection, and fireworks ignite between him and Zenigata.

On New Year's Eve, Lupin is after the Golden Treasure Ship at Mount Horai. It's said that the Seven Lucky Gods conferred this treasure, which is shown in public only once a year.

As usual, Lupin is tossed to and fro by Fujiko. But a man named Buckingham comes to him and sells him "disguise chewing gum" for 50,000 dollars.

The island of Rabaul has many remains of Japanese casualties of the Pacific War. It's said that Captain Cook's secret treasure is hidden there, worth one billion pounds.

Lupin and gang break into the Bank of Stockholm, but Fujiko tries to take the money all for herself. Lupin goes after her but she gets injured.

Lupin and his friends search for the pirate Kid's treasure, but they are thwarted by an underground organization called the Red Ghost. Lupin sends Fujiko and Goemon to investigate.

Lupin finds a piece of paper in a hat, a heirloom of Arsene Lupin. It's information regarding an opal statue of Venus. Lupin figures its ownership is his birthright and heads to Gregoire's castle.

Zenigata acquires a pie-throwing gun and is ordered to capture Lupin. Meanwhile, Lupin and Fujiko are discussing Napoleon's treasures.

The young girl Francoise lives near Lupin. She watches Lupin and Fujiko talking and falls for him. Her father scolds her and tells her to stay away from thieves but Francoise approaches Lupin anyway.

Professor Pancho has devoted his life to solving the problem of food supply. Lupin decides to help them out and invents a rocket that flies on corn fuel.

Lupin is blackmailed. Fujiko has been kidnapped, and for ransom he must steal a jeweled crown worth 100 million dollars. Lupin and friends head to the museum where their objective lies.

Lady Black and Fujiko have a bet. Whoever kills Lupin will get the loser's entire jewelry collection. Lady Black lures Lupin using Fujiko so she could kill him.

Boss Largo wants Lupin dead. Lupin had just stolen a bundle of the boss's casino profits. But no run-of-the-mill hit man would suffice to whack Lupin.

Lupin reads the morning paper, which says that Lupin stole a 100-carat diamond that was being used in a musical. He knows he didn't do it. He asks Fujiko and others, but they have no idea either.