Lupin Season 3: Release Date, Plot Details, New Star Cast, and Expected Spin-Offs.

Lupin Season 3 is coming soon! With the release date, plot details, new star cast, and expected spin-offs revealed. Lupin III has been a popular anime series for decades. Created by Monkey Punch in 1967 as an adult manga following the adventures of the master thief Arsene Lupin III, it was adapted into different media forms over time with varying levels of success. The latest season will be based on Monkey Punch’s final work before he died in 1996 – it is set to focus on events that took place before those featured in the preceding two seasons.

Lupin season 3 release date: When will it air?

The first instalment arrived at the beginning of January this year, with the second landing on June 11. The best-case scenario for the next batch of episodes would be mid-2022 unless they secretly filmed the lot, in which case we could be looking at another January premiere for the first part.

Plot Speculations for Season 3 of the show:

No news about Season Three’s storyline has been released, but it is expected to follow the manga and anime series closely.

The new series is expected to introduce a new female character: Inspector Zenigata’s daughter. The young woman will go undercover as an assistant to Lupin III (Suga) and Fujiko Mine, with her father none the wiser until the end of the season – though that means she’ll have some serious explaining for him. When he finally finds out!

Latest Updates:

Pictures; from the new series; have shown her trying to get close; with Fujiko; to find out Lupin’s true identity, and apparently, she succeeds. But will Inspector Zenigata; ever catch on?

The 30th anniversary; of the show; has been a major conversation point; among fans, but some worry; it might be an idea for later; rather than sooner; due to health concerns; such as Hayao Miyazaki; announcing his retirement; last year; at 76 years old.

It is expected; that because this season, will explore Lupin III (Suga)’s past before he became the gentleman thief; we know and love today, many familiar characters may make appearances!

Lupin season three cast: Who will star?

It was confirmed in February that actress Kana Kurashina would be joining the cast of Lupin III Part IV as a character named Mine Fujiko – we’ll have to wait for confirmation on who else joins her as part of this new iteration.

Lupin III Part IV cast: Who are these new star actors?

It was confirmed in February that actress Kana Kurashina would be joining the cast of Lupin III Part IV, and she will be playing a new character named Sophia, who is introduced in the first episode as an elegant maid.

The Lupin III, Part IV cast includes Kiyoshi Atsumi (Lupin), Junichi Ishiguro (Jigen), Hiroki Tochi (Goemon), and Shinichiro Yamada (Fujiko).

Expected spin-offs from lupin season 3:

We don’t know what form these might take yet, but given how prolific Monkey Punch was with his work (though he did suffer from diabetes, which contributed to some periods of creative droughts) and how it seems like this new series is going to be an ongoing thing, we can expect more than one spin-off project.

The Lupin III property has been running strong since 1969, and the show’s fanbase continues to grow with each season that airs on Japanese television – in fact, there was a bit of controversy when Part IV aired for not being as faithful to the original manga storyline as some fans would have liked (read: because they wanted Monkey Punch involved). The franchise will continue its legacy into 2018 with Season Three!

What are these spin-offs we’ve heard about?

Watanabe has confirmed that there would be at least one additional spin-off project in addition to this third season of Lupin III, and it was reported back on January 20th by Anime News Network that TMS Entertainment had filed for trademarks on two projects; “Lupin Sansei” and “Episode 0.”

A “Lupin Sansei” trademark was filed on January 11th, and it is unclear as to what the project will be.

Is the series worth watching?

Suppose you’re a fan of Lupin III, then yes! They have done an excellent job with this new series so far, and they are sticking to the manga storyline, which some fans love.