

Lupin steals from the OG gentleman thief himself—Arsène would be proud or furious.
Direction
Sasagawa channels Leblanc's Paris through gloriously dated 70s anime vision.
Production
That rare beast: a faithful anime adaptation of actual French literature.

Director
Hiroshi Sasagawa
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This adaptation predates the iconic Lupin III Part IV by decades, making it a fascinating 'what if' of the franchise's visual evolution. FREE
Maurice Leblanc's '813' (1910) was the novel where Arsène Lupin finally met Sherlock Holmes—legally complicated, deliciously petty. LIGHT
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