Kanichi Kurita

Lupen and Jigen swipe a priceless gemstone from an embassy in East Doroa and the police seem to know their every move. And worse, before they can even make their getaway, the pair find themselves under the crosshairs of a certain hitman.

On a luxury gambling ship owned by the Yakuza family of the Steel Dragons... Young Goemon, hired as a body guard, saves the mob boss from being shot by a rival family. However, soon after the ordeal, there is a huge explosion on the ship killing the boss. The cause of the explosion was a mysterious large man, armed with two axes. Goemon tries to go after him, but the man tosses a boat and himself into the sea, escaping from Goemon. Lupin, Jigen and Fujiko, who were on their way to leave the boat after robbing a room full of earnings, witness the scene and Fujko recognizes the "The Ghost of Bermuda". Legend has it that the man known as Hawk slayed an army of 2000 men alone. But, he was confirmed killed in action 20 years ago. Why is he alive and why is he in Japan? Inspector Zenigata traces Hawk's footsteps, and to avenge the Boss, Goemon goes after Hawk as well.

Hitomi, Rui, and Ai are sisters and cat burglars. They steal a painting from a museum around the same time Lupin the 3rd appears to steal another painting himself. Both paintings are part of Michael Heinz’s series titled the Girl and the Flowers. To the girls, the paintings are clues for their missing father's whereabouts. When they learn Lupin is after the same target, a fire lights inside them.

Master thief Fujiko Mine helps a young boy whose connection to a hidden treasure threatens his life.

When Inspector Zenigata is arrested for suspicion of being part of the Lupin gang, Lupin is talked in to stealing Time Crystal to prove Pops' innocence. The heist seems to be going well enough when suddenly Jigen reveals his intention to steal the diamond away from Lupin.

The story of how the fashionable femme fatale Fujiko Mine first met Lupin the Third. Subtitled.