Starting off, this seems to be a heist movie but that changes tune very quickly as they turn out to be looking more for a place than a thing. It has a thing in it, but the story turns to be more about the place. This quickly turns into an action packed feature with a group of brutal killers, but it's in a fun Lupin way! What makes this one stand out is that it has an active revolutionary story attached. Unfortunately, the guys do a lot of work, and Fujiko doesn't do much until the last leg but what she does is very important. Therea weird love story around the character development woman, but to me, it has a natural way of playing out. She seems pretty real about it around everything that's happened, and I'm ok with her ending. It's kind of obscure, but I'd say it's enough.

I feel like the art and sound quality fell short on this one. I would recommend this to new Lupin fans, and people new to anime.