A sharp take on the original manga’s darker spirit, just not through the Lupin people expect. A dark, stylish 55-minute ONA where Zenigata takes the lead. He hunts a "fake/impostor" Lupin, violent, bored, and destructive, who feels closer to Monkey Punch’s original manga Lupin than the "real" one does. Compared to the 1967 manga, this story drops the eroticism but keeps the chaos and amorality, just through a different face. The "real" Lupin is quieter here, almost a contrast to his manga self. Good visuals, tense pacing, strong moral focus. Not the classic gang dynamic, real Lupin is sidelined. The story feels fresh, with a darker tone than usual, andthe animation matches it well. Characters are more grounded and morally complex. It’s not the classic heist adventure, but fans of noir and psychological tension may really appreciate it.