If this truly is the conclusion to the trilogy it is fitting that it ends with Fujiko. It started with The Woman called Fujiko Mine so it names sense to end it with The Woman called Fujiko Mine. That said I do hope we get two more films set in the universe. One for Zenigata and a final one bringing the gang together and learning more about the organisation that wants to kill them.
I always assumed the organization had to do with Mamo considering Hawk was essentially a modified clone of the original Hawk that got nuked. Plus we basically get to see Mamo watching them at the end of Daisuke Jigen's Gravestone
Love how she slept before him but then left early in the morning to drive off. I'm surprised Lupin didn't wake up to the engine car, must be a deep sleeper.
I honestly think she might have had a sleeping spray on her or something. If not she was still laced with that drug Binkam had doused her in before she blew up the water pipes. So maybe that’s why Lupin was in such a deep sleep.
I wonder, is this really the end of this saga of ovas? Because in this same one some things of the previous two are revealed, that will have to be concluded, I suppose
I don't really think so, since Yael's return here was more like build up rather than a conclusion, not to mention Mamo's appereance in Jigen's Gravestone set up the fact that he probably is up to something that up until this point has not been addressed, also take the fact that Zenigata and Lupin himself don't have OVA's but it seems wierd that we haven't got anything since Fujiko's Lies, and seeing Takeshi Koike's twitter despite not being very active he sure didin't forget about his Lupin works
I think both actors do a good job, but I had to get used to Keith Silverstein and Christina Vee cause they're both Hawkmoth and Ladybug respektivly in Miraculous which I can't unhear. Also Vee is Ami in part 5.
Same. It's not horrible, but its kind of annoying that TMS split up the OVA and TV licenses. I would have preferred if they stuck with the Geneon/Discotek casts for everything. At least Michelle Ruff and Richard Epcar made it into these dubs.
@@deadturret4049 They didn't really. The Koike movies are apparently supposed to be some type of alternate continuity/timeline. Mostly everything else Lupin does use the same cast we know and love, especially since TMS's American arm has taken over direct production of the dubs. Basically, the Geneon cast is unofficially the "official" dub cast. And Cristina Valenzuela is actually voicing Fujiko for these OVAs (although I don't blame you for thinking it's Michelle, as she does a dead-on impression). However, Lex Lang does come back in "Goemon's Bloodspray." Which does beg your original question: If you're going to have the OG cast involved anyway, why not just have them in their roles?
@@christianyoung1383 I feel like they don't trust Tony Oliver with a more sexy/dark version of Lupin. I personally completely disagree, Tony can pull off more serious moments just fine. But even so, I would have preferred if they stuck with the mixed Geneon/FUNimation cast of TWCFM, I think Sonny Strait did a great job as a "sexier" sounding Lupin. Not that I really have an issue with Keith Silverstein, I just think this is very unnecessary.
@JC_Ride Absolutely. Even with TWCFM, while the Funimation cast is better than I thought, I still thought they should have kept the Geneon cast. Lex better captures Goemon's personality than Mike McFarland does, and I have long said that Doug Erholtz can pull off a serious Zenigata just fine. An interesting thing about the dub for Fujiko's Lie is that the voice director was none other than Tony himself. I can kind of see keeping Silverstein in the role for this though, for consistency within the Koike installments. Plus, Tony stated in a podcast one time that he would prefer to not direct himself (although he did with Goodbye Partner and the first half of Part 6).
I don't know why but i don't like Keith Silverstein take on Lupin I just don't know why didn't they get Sonny Strait or Tony Oliver hell even Bob Bergen from the Streamline dub of Cagliostro could work
I think the deep, calm voice doesn't suit lupin mostly because he has an inherently carefree nature. although a grittier take on lupin might work with this movie series so yeah:)
If this truly is the conclusion to the trilogy it is fitting that it ends with Fujiko. It started with The Woman called Fujiko Mine so it names sense to end it with The Woman called Fujiko Mine. That said I do hope we get two more films set in the universe. One for Zenigata and a final one bringing the gang together and learning more about the organisation that wants to kill them.
I always assumed the organization had to do with Mamo considering Hawk was essentially a modified clone of the original Hawk that got nuked. Plus we basically get to see Mamo watching them at the end of Daisuke Jigen's Gravestone
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the fact that he looked both side is just well done
I love this scene.It's just perfect to end a Koike Lupin like this
Love how she slept before him but then left early in the morning to drive off. I'm surprised Lupin didn't wake up to the engine car, must be a deep sleeper.
I honestly think she might have had a sleeping spray on her or something. If not she was still laced with that drug Binkam had doused her in before she blew up the water pipes. So maybe that’s why Lupin was in such a deep sleep.
I like the VA for this Lupin, mostly because Takeshi's Lupin is mpre dark.
"where's my wallet"
This is how they love
I wonder, is this really the end of this saga of ovas?
Because in this same one some things of the previous two are revealed, that will have to be concluded, I suppose
I don't really think so, since Yael's return here was more like build up rather than a conclusion, not to mention Mamo's appereance in Jigen's Gravestone set up the fact that he probably is up to something that up until this point has not been addressed, also take the fact that Zenigata and Lupin himself don't have OVA's but it seems wierd that we haven't got anything since Fujiko's Lies, and seeing Takeshi Koike's twitter despite not being very active he sure didin't forget about his Lupin works
Can you make a video on zenigata/lupine 3??? Greetings from Russia)
I think both actors do a good job, but I had to get used to Keith Silverstein and Christina Vee cause they're both Hawkmoth and Ladybug respektivly in Miraculous which I can't unhear. Also Vee is Ami in part 5.
which episode PLS 😊
Fujiko Mine's lie.It's a movie not ep
i dont really like the voice they chose for lupin here, but i love this scene
Same. It's not horrible, but its kind of annoying that TMS split up the OVA and TV licenses. I would have preferred if they stuck with the Geneon/Discotek casts for everything. At least Michelle Ruff and Richard Epcar made it into these dubs.
@@deadturret4049 They didn't really. The Koike movies are apparently supposed to be some type of alternate continuity/timeline. Mostly everything else Lupin does use the same cast we know and love, especially since TMS's American arm has taken over direct production of the dubs. Basically, the Geneon cast is unofficially the "official" dub cast.
And Cristina Valenzuela is actually voicing Fujiko for these OVAs (although I don't blame you for thinking it's Michelle, as she does a dead-on impression). However, Lex Lang does come back in "Goemon's Bloodspray." Which does beg your original question: If you're going to have the OG cast involved anyway, why not just have them in their roles?
@@christianyoung1383 I feel like they don't trust Tony Oliver with a more sexy/dark version of Lupin. I personally completely disagree, Tony can pull off more serious moments just fine. But even so, I would have preferred if they stuck with the mixed Geneon/FUNimation cast of TWCFM, I think Sonny Strait did a great job as a "sexier" sounding Lupin. Not that I really have an issue with Keith Silverstein, I just think this is very unnecessary.
@JC_Ride Absolutely. Even with TWCFM, while the Funimation cast is better than I thought, I still thought they should have kept the Geneon cast. Lex better captures Goemon's personality than Mike McFarland does, and I have long said that Doug Erholtz can pull off a serious Zenigata just fine.
An interesting thing about the dub for Fujiko's Lie is that the voice director was none other than Tony himself. I can kind of see keeping Silverstein in the role for this though, for consistency within the Koike installments. Plus, Tony stated in a podcast one time that he would prefer to not direct himself (although he did with Goodbye Partner and the first half of Part 6).
I hate that woman. Why Lupin can't forget about her?
cause shes unforgettable
She's Lupin's female counterpart.
I don't know why but i don't like Keith Silverstein take on Lupin
I just don't know why didn't they get Sonny Strait or Tony Oliver hell even Bob Bergen from the Streamline dub of Cagliostro could work
Different studios!
@@vinnyoz4709 I thought Fujiko's lie was dubbed by funimation
I think the deep, calm voice doesn't suit lupin mostly because he has an inherently carefree nature. although a grittier take on lupin might work with this movie series so yeah:)
Funny thing is, Tony actually was the voice over director for this particular dub.