Lupin the Third | Curious mermaid

Lupin III is the world's most wanted gentleman thief and grandson of Arsène Lupin, whose legacy of thievery he continues. A fun-loving master of disguise, he often embarks on grand heists, stealing various artifacts (and sometimes people) with cool gunman Daisuke Jigen and samurai swordsman Goemon Ishikawa XIII, while escaping the clutches of longtime rival and Interpol Inspector Koichi Zenigata. He also routinely pairs up with professional criminal Fujiko Mine, whom he's infatuated with, despite her frequently double-crossing him. Lupin usually uses a variety of devices and contraptions, from standard James Bond-esque spy tech like hidden trackers/microphones and sleeping smoke bombs, to other utilities such as stun grenades and a belt with a hidden grappling hook, and even outlandish ones such as robotic beetles to remotely open safes, bumper balls that turn into inflatable motor boats and rigging his living space to catapult everyone outside. But it's usually his skills, such as mastery of swift sleight-of-hand and his incredibly diverse knowledge of things, that does most of the work. Lupin is acknowledged by virtually every law agency on earth as the world's number one thief. Often in his adventures, he and his colleagues, Daisuke Jigen and Goemon Ishikawa XIII, will take it upon themselves to foil other criminals engaged in more violent crimes. While first glance may imply Lupin as fun-loving, flighty, perhaps even "goofy", his surface façade overcoats a brilliant imagination and a thorough knowledge of a hundred varying sciences. Forever extemporizing and reevaluating, Lupin has been responsible for heists no right-minded individual would believe possible. While arrested and jailed on numerous occasions, typically by his nemesis Inspector Zenigata, he has always managed to escape. He has a fondness for fancy gadgets from time to time plus hands-on experience in many skills a thief would find useful. His infatuation with Fujiko Mine is perhaps his most significant weakness, as it lands him in undesirable situations most of the time. His infamy has its inevitable pitfalls. Over his career, though he is guilty of many crimes, he has been framed for crimes he didn't commit by impostors, copycats and other such unsavory types committing crimes in his name, and even once had a near-exact clone produced of himself, which seriously unnerved him to the point of him wondering whether he was his actual self. While Lupin is a thief, he will go to great lengths to right injustice. While he sees nothing wrong with his chosen profession, he reminds anyone who asks that the people from whom he steals are people who can take the loss and that there are worse people than he in this world. Lupin had adopted a policy where he stays away from murder and honest money. He particularly doesn't kill women, even saying himself that he can't stand by and be silent when a woman is being hurt, with the exceptions of Zaclyne and Tomoe. He also shows a chivalrous streak that compels him to help those less fortunate than he (especially attractive women). The first hints of this were shown as far back as Part 1 Episode 3, and Part 2 expanded on this more. Furthermore, Lupin often takes it upon himself and his gang to stop criminals engaged in more violent crimes and leave them for Zenigata to arrest. He fancies himself a ladies' man, although his actual success with women is erratic. His abilities with the opposite sex tend to fluctuate with the writer. In the movie The First, Lupin has somewhat toned down his usual lust for women, as he did not flirt as often with Laetitia. In all, Lupin can best be defined as an intelligent man with a child's fun-loving demeanor, laughing and quipping in the face of opposition with a handy trick always available to maintain an upper hand. It appears Lupin loves to steal more than actually having the treasure he sought. There have been times he has had what he has stolen lost or he intentionally threw it away. It appears Lupin relishes more of the challenge of stealing and thus is usually not that upset when he ends up empty-handed as long as he beat the security and stole the object of his desire away. There also have been times when Lupin only stole the object in question to give to someone else, such as if it rightfully belonged to them or they needed it more than he did. It's not commented on, but over time some of Fujiko's habits and techniques rub off on him, such as his tendency to use a perfume bottle to incapacitate his opponents. At times, he uses humor as a defense mechanism, and has the occasional habit of pretending things are fine when they're not. In Part 1 Episode 13 he laughs off Kyosuke Mamo's threats to hide the fact that he's frightened out of his wits, although Jigen and Goemon aren't fooled. In Part 2 Episode 66 , when Beauty announces he's going to kill him, Lupin jokes that Beauty is going to poke a hole in his side and make his body "nice and breezy", to hide the fact that the assassin makes him nervous. As a leader, he is firm but fair, and will forgive his gang if one of them makes a mistake, such as when Jigen left his map behind in Part 2 Episode 8. He also frequently has a talent for settling disputes within his gang and acts as a mediator. His most consistent trait, even in the manga, is his strong paternal instinct, something the other male characters share with him. No matter what he does or how he's characterized, he will always protect a child. While Lupin is often presented without any weaknesses and having the upper hand, there are times that prove that he still does have a few weaknesses. In Lupin the 3rd Part 1, Goemon mentions that Lupin has a weakness for extreme curiosity and mischief. According to Inspector Zenigata in Lupin the 3rd Part 2 and the Official Lupin Website, Lupin's weakness is beautiful women and is often shown as in many occasions they have distracted him. Fujiko exploits this weakness a lot, allowing her to double-cross Lupin whenever she wants to. Mattea also uses this to her advantage in Part 6 to get Lupin on her side while she kills people unnoticed. He sees the good in most women he meets, including his apparent mother Tomoe until he learned the truth about her. Another of Lupin's weaknesses is being tickled, a weakness that Fujiko also has. Another weakness that Lupin has is that he is not very good at video games. Fujiko beat him in Pong, Jigen had to take over in Space Invaders and Goemon has the top score in Xevious while Lupin has the lowest score. Yet another weakness he has is that he loves to perform. In Part 2 Episode 28 he infiltrates a police station disguised as an officer, and when the chief insults him, Lupin gets carried away and starts overacting, which causes Melon to reveal his identity with a polaroid laser camera. In Part 2 Episode 143 he disguises himself as a woman in a changing room to hide from Zenigata, but he gets carried away and starts talking at length, which causes the Inspector to find out that the offended woman is Lupin in a wig. He's a mermaid. He has black or dark brown hair (depending on the medium) that is depicted as either slicked/combed back with a widow's peak or brushed forward with V-shaped bangs. His trademark sideburns extend from ear to nearly the chin. His eyes are usually brown or gray. His head is shaped in a way that makes him look somewhat like a monkey. Lupin is often depicted as being cross-eyed and occasionally monkey-like, although these may be comic flourishes rather than actual characteristics. He's rather scrawny. He's 5'10½", his cocks is 3 inches. His fish-tail is light blue. This is poked fun at twice in Part III: in Episode 18 this is part of the reason he has trouble keeping up with Jenny when he dances with her, and in Episode 23 he is very sensitive about this characteristic. His body image issues sometimes extend to his face. In Part 2 Episode 29 he gets offended when Fujiko makes fun of his "monkey face". Lupin only has an average level of physical strength, but he can throw a good punch when he needs to. His years of stealth and sabotage have made him an expert in acrobatics and sneaking. He also possesses an almost absurd mastery of the art of disguise. This skill is so complete that he can even fool close friends and family members of the impersonated party. His skinny body enables him to easily impersonate heavier subjects by wearing padding that's usually filled with a variety of gadgets. He can even throw his voice to imitate others; his favorite disguise has always been that of his archnemesis, Zenigata, which annoys Zenigata to no end. Another of Lupin's abilities is his encyclopedic knowledge of various topics, such as history, the different sciences, fluency in multiple languages, etc. He also shows amazing intuition and awareness of his surroundings. For unknown reasons, Lupin favors the Walther P38 as his principle firearm, however like Jigen he is shown to be an excellent marksman but will not kill unless his life, or the lives of those close to him, are threatened. Lupin is a formidable escape artist, capable of cracking any safe or freeing himself from shackles in moments. He can even use his restraints to entrap his would-be captor before making his escape. Seemingly prepared for all contingencies, he can make his escape even when surrounded. Despite his facade of reckless child-like antics, most notably his taunting enemies with silly faces and leaving notes of his next caper, Lupin's brilliance for tactics and originality belies any underestimations his behavior may have implied. Lupin III is afraid of octopuses primarily because he is severely allergic to them. When confronted with an octopus, he becomes terrified, his skin turns pale, and he claims they "give him a rash". Additionally, he considers them disgusting due to their slimy texture.

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