If you're going into this expecting wacky hijinks or crazy exploits, you will be disappointed. Lupin the Third: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine is a mature, slightly dark take on the franchise, and it succeeds in bringing new life to it while still remaining faithful to Monkey Punch's original.
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Lupin the Third: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine
Lupin the Third: Mine Fujiko to Iu Onna · LUPIN the Third ~峰不二子という女~ · 2012
An avant-garde origin story explores the dangerous allure of the master thief.
Synopsis
Unfolding through dark, stylish intrigue, this provocative reimagining centers on the enigmatic beginnings of master thief and femme fatale Fujiko Mine. Infiltrating secret cults, corrupt pharmaceutical empires, and lavish European mansions, Fujiko relies on sharp intellect, sensual charisma, and ruthless cunning to steal priceless relics while confronting haunting psychological trauma from her past. Her paths constantly intersect with a charismatic young thief named Arsene Lupin III, cynical gunman Daisuke Jigen, and stoic samurai Goemon Ishikawa XIII. Meanwhile, ambitious detective Koichi Zenigata pursues her through a shadow-drenched underworld where loyalty is an illusion.
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2452nd Key Animation13
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It seems an odd thing to say that one of the darkest, grittiest, most libidinous interpretations of Lupin's world is the most feminine, but like Fujiko, the contradiction begets the intrigue.
Read full reviewUnique visuals are complemented by sexy, gritty story-telling and strong characters to create a series that feels fresh and dares to be different.
Read full reviewA visually stunning character study of one of anime's most iconic female characters with an interesting spin on her love of stealing, as well as her relationship with the other members of the Lupin III crew. Unfortunately the ending loses itself in its desire to form the whole of Fujiko that it becomes confusing.
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