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Lupin III: Goodbye Lady Liberty
Finished Airing TV Special R+ - Mild Nudity

Lupin III: Goodbye Lady Liberty

Lupin III: Bye Bye Liberty - Kiki Ippatsu! · ルパン三世『バイバイ・リバティー危機一発! · 1989

The master thief comes out of retirement to steal Lady Liberty.

StatusFinished Airing SeasonSpring 1989 StudioTokyo Movie Shinsha SourceManga
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Growing bored with criminal retirement in New York, Arsene Lupin III is enticed back into the underworld by an audacious challenge: stealing the colossal Statue of Liberty. Hidden within the monument lies the Super Egg, an enormous diamond tied to an immense global fortune. Lupin discovers that a brilliant computer hacker orphan named Michael has already uncovered critical cryptographic codes. When a sinister criminal cult known as the Three Masonic Freemasons kidnaps the boy to obtain the diamond, Lupin and his trusty allies launch a reckless rescue operation, battling high-tech assassins and outwitting Inspector Zenigata.

⚠ Background — may contain spoilers
Premiering in April 1989 on Nippon TV Friday Roadshow block, *Lupin III: Goodbye Lady Liberty* initiated the beloved three-decade tradition of annual prime-time Lupin television specials. Directed by seasoned animation veteran Osamu Dezaki and produced by Tokyo Movie Shinsha, the film features Dezaki signature postcard memory freeze-frames, dramatic shadow lighting, and kinetic split screens. With music by Yuji Ohno and script work by Hiroshi Kashiwabara, this milestone television film successfully revitalized the franchise for modern Japanese broadcast audiences.
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