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Lupin the 3rd - The World's Most Wanted (TV Series, Vol. 1)
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In Theaters : 13 January, 2003
DVD Release : 28 January, 2003
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Lupin the 3rd - The World's Most Wanted (TV Series, Vol. 1) description
Since his animated debut in 1971, four years after his initial appearance in Manga Action, Lupin III has remained one of the most popular characters in anime history. Created by artist Monkey Punch (Kazuhiko Kato), Lupin has starred in television series, feature films, and TV movies. These adventures are from the second TV season. Accompanied by ... review details
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♥♥♥♥♥ Great for a couple things, mediocre for others
Let me get down to the point. Lupin is a mediocre cartoon. There's nothing about the plot, characters, or the animation quality that makes this series a stand out from any other cartoon.

However, this series is valuable for two reasons:

1) Practicing Japanese. For those of us who are trying to become fluent in Japanese, this series is an excellent way to get exposure to Japanese on a daily basis. The Japanese spoken in Lupin is pretty fast, probably faster than the average Japanese person speaks, but it's still a good way to pick up some idiomatic patterns and vocab.

2) The music. Yuji Ohno's musical score is absolutely amazing. All of the music in Lupin has a real jazzy feel to it, with a hint of bossa and other styles thrown in when appropriate. I find the music always fits the scene, which is difficult to pull off. So I find lots of times I'll just want to watch Lupin so I can hear the music.

However, if you're not trying to learn Japanese, and you don't like jazz, then you'll probably want to skip Lupin. Your viewing time could be better spent with other animated shows you'd like more.
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