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Lupin and his gang are called to action when Goemon's fiancé is held hostage by a mysterious ninja clan.Lupin and his gang are called to action when Goemon's fiancé is held hostage by a mysterious ninja clan.Lupin and his gang are called to action when Goemon's fiancé is held hostage by a mysterious ninja clan.
Banjô Ginga
- Jigen Daisuke
- (voice)
Mami Koyama
- Mine Fujiko
- (voice)
Seizô Katô
- Inspector Zenigata
- (voice)
Mayumi Shô
- Murasaki
- (voice)
Masashi Hirose
- Boss
- (voice)
Shigeru Chiba
- Kazami
- (voice)
Hiroko Emori
- Madame
- (voice)
Shigeru Nakahara
- Gakusha
- (voice)
Yû Shimaka
- Squad Leader
- (voice)
Kôsuke Meguro
- Fuma A
- (voice)
Kôichi Hashimoto
- Fuma B
- (voice)
Toshiharu Sakurai
- Fuma C
- (voice)
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- TriviaDue to budget issues, Tokyo Movie Shinsha decided not to employ the original "Lupin III" voice cast for this title but use a less expensive but still well-known cast (Toshio Furukawa, Banjô Ginga, Mami Koyama, Kaneto Shiozawa, Seizô Katô). Yasuo Yamada, the original voice of Lupin, was not happy with the change, and he felt creator Monkey Punch had lobbied the producers for his replacement. Monkey Punch stated he was happy with Yamada's portrayal of Lupin, but felt he had no business telling the TMS staff what to do. Despite assurance by Monkey Punch that he had nothing to do with the cast change, his friendship with Yamada was permanently strained.
- Quotes
Inspector Koichi Zenigata: Who told you to send for back up? Don't do things you're not asked to!
- ConnectionsFeatured in Troldspejlet: Episode #33.14 (2005)
- SoundtracksC'est la vie to Iwanaide
(Don't Say C'est la vie)
Lyrics by Masako Arikawa
Music by Shingo Maki
Arranged by Tatsumi Yano
Performed by Miki Asakura
Courtesy of King Records
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The Fuma Conspiracy a somewhat decent tale brought down by it's flaws.
Goemon is getting married when ninjas swoop in! The Lupin gang has to stop these evil ninjas, save Goemon's bride, and try for some treasure, for good measure.
This 80's OVA has the unfortunate distinction of being the only Lupin anime without the usual Japanese voice cast. This is especially bad, because the voices used don't fit the characters at all, and are distractingly out of place. The English dub is not good either.
On top of the unfortunate voice choices, the characterization is pretty weak here in general. The dialogue is not as clever as usual, and the characters don't gel together as well as they usually do. Inspector Zenigata is very bland in this one too.
Another problem with this OVA is the poor soundtrack. They don't use Yuji Ohno or any classic Lupin themes, and they don't even attempt a jazzy style.
There are some good things though, the animation for example is very fluid, and the art style is nice. There are some fun car chases, and a couple enjoyable action sequences. Any time Lupin and Jigen are in a car, it's decent Lupin fun. Plus Fujiko has some cool motorcycle action.
Overall, this Lupin OVA is really off it's game. It lacks the usual Lupin stylishness and is pretty generic all around. Definitely on the lower end of the Lupin spectrum, but it's a passable if generic action adventure on it's own.
Goemon is getting married when ninjas swoop in! The Lupin gang has to stop these evil ninjas, save Goemon's bride, and try for some treasure, for good measure.
This 80's OVA has the unfortunate distinction of being the only Lupin anime without the usual Japanese voice cast. This is especially bad, because the voices used don't fit the characters at all, and are distractingly out of place. The English dub is not good either.
On top of the unfortunate voice choices, the characterization is pretty weak here in general. The dialogue is not as clever as usual, and the characters don't gel together as well as they usually do. Inspector Zenigata is very bland in this one too.
Another problem with this OVA is the poor soundtrack. They don't use Yuji Ohno or any classic Lupin themes, and they don't even attempt a jazzy style.
There are some good things though, the animation for example is very fluid, and the art style is nice. There are some fun car chases, and a couple enjoyable action sequences. Any time Lupin and Jigen are in a car, it's decent Lupin fun. Plus Fujiko has some cool motorcycle action.
Overall, this Lupin OVA is really off it's game. It lacks the usual Lupin stylishness and is pretty generic all around. Definitely on the lower end of the Lupin spectrum, but it's a passable if generic action adventure on it's own.
- psychogoatee
- Oct 12, 2009
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By what name was Lupin III: The Fuma Conspiracy (1987) officially released in India in English?
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