Contents.Plot The pilot film mainly serves as an introduction to the five major characters, as well as a retired detective named. Each character is introduced to the viewer through several with narration. The overarching story sees, and in a mansion surrounded by police led by and Akechi. Offers to help the police by entering the house to kill Lupin.

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However, Lupin has already exited the building in disguise as Akechi and facilitates Jigen and Fujiko's escape.Voice cast CharacterJapanese(CinemaScope Pilot)Japanese(TV Pilot)Shinsuke ChikaishiProduction Adapting 's into animation was first suggested by animator to Yutaka Fujioka, the founder of (now TMS Entertainment). Although Fujioka was interested in the idea, Tokyo Movie lacked the financial resources to produce such a project on its own. This led to the creation of a Pilot Film, which was intended to generate interest in the project and secure funding from potential producers. The Pilot Film, consisting of narrated introductions to the five lead characters of the manga, was scripted and animated by Sugii, and, with supervision by and background art by Reiji Koyama.

The music soundtrack was composed by, while the narration dialogue was written by Jiro Saito and Toshiaki Imaizumi. Yasuo Otsuka had left to join Tokyo Movie, as working on Lupin would allow him to use his knowledge and lifelong interest in guns and transport in his animation. The team studied Monkey Punch's style in detail, including the influence of American cartoonist on the manga, and analysed the characters from all angles; they were initially assisted by Monkey Punch himself until he felt the project was too much for him. Scripts and were also written for a adaptation, one of which depicted Lupin before the start of his thieving career as a in, and explained how he came to be pursued by the police and other criminals.Although the animation quality of the Pilot Film was high for the time in which it was made, few financial backers were interested in the project due to its adult themes of.

With the project still unsold over a year later, the Pilot Film was adapted for television. The animation of the TV version was mostly identical to the CinemaScope version, but featured a largely different voice cast - the only voices who were retained for both versions were those of (as ) and (as ). In 1971, agreed to produce a TV adaptation of the manga. By this time, only Otsuka and Ōsumi were still at Tokyo Movie.

Ōsumi was assigned as director, and Otsuka became the character designer; Osamu Kobayashi provided on several episodes. The series was originally planned for 26 episodes, with synopsis created for each one. Kiyoshi Kobayashi was retained as Jigen for the TV series (and continues to voice the role as of 2019), while and, who voiced in the CinemaScope version of the Pilot Film and in the TV version respectively, were assigned the opposite of each other's roles for the series. And Yukiko Nikaido, neither of whom were involved in the Pilot Film, were cast as and Fujiko.

Yamada, known for his of, continues to be widely acclaimed for his serious and humorous portrayals of Lupin, and became synonymous with the role even after his death in 1995. Alien shooter 2 reloaded cheats game. Masuyama played the one-time character of Catherine in an episode of the series, and eventually replaced Nikaido as Fujiko from onward until her retirement in 2010.The Pilot Film was broadcast on Yomiuri TV on August 17, 1988, and both versions were included on the Lupin III Secret Files ( シークレットファイル, Rupan Sansei — Shīkuretto Fairu) VHS in 1989.

However, animation from the TV version of the Pilot Film was recycled for several of the series' opening credits sequences, despite Lupin wearing a red jacket in these sequences (it was changed to green for the series at Otsuka's insistence). Both versions of the Pilot Film were released in North America by in their 2012 DVD set of Lupin the Third Part I. References. Reed Nelson. Lupin The 3rd The Complete First Tv Series (Disc 1) (DVD). ^ Reed Nelson. Lupin The 3rd The Complete First Tv Series (Disc 4) (DVD).

大塚康生の動かす喜び Yasuo Otsuka's Joy in Motion (DVD) (in Japanese). 50 minutes in. 大塚康生の動かす喜び Yasuo Otsuka's Joy in Motion (DVD) (in Japanese). 53:40 minutes in. Reed Nelson.

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