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Lupin the 3rd - The World's Most Wanted (TV Series, Vol. 1)
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	List Price: $24.98 Our Price: $24.98 *Features* • Animated • Color • DVD-Video • NTSC 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 crack shot Jigen, super-samurai Goemon, and sex bomb Fujiko, Lupin travels the world, pulling off fantastic heists and impossible escapes. Although he never manages to hang onto the loot, Lupin stays ahead of Interpol Inspector Zenigata, who chases the arch-thief with a fanaticism that rivals Wile E. Coyote's pursuit of the Road Runner. The decades-old animation looks decidedly cheesy, but the crude humor and offbeat appeal of the characters have won them countless fans on both sides of the Pacific. (Rated 13 and older: violence, nudity, profanity, risqué humor, alcohol and tobacco use) --Charles Solomon

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I ordered this DVD after seeing a very short clip from an episode. I really wasn't sure what to expect, but I really like it.

For a show about wanted criminals, it avoids a lot of the cliches that come to mind such as having the central cast in some kind of secluded location to avoid cops almost all the time. Speaking of which, the central cast are more likable than I expected (though seeing as they're criminals I guess that's necessary).

The show has a much faster pace than what I normally think of when I think of older anime and as such there's a lot of variety in the episodes.

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