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<spoiler>The theft of the Cherry Sapphire is in fact a plot devised by Lupin to expose both '''Alan Smithee''' and '''Luciano Carnevale'''. By unknown means, Luciano has come into the possession of a fragment of Vespanian ore, which could be used for ultimate stealth technology to due to its disruptive properties of electromagnetic waves (see ''[[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan]]''). Lupin was hired by Count Keith Dan Stinger on behalf of his queen in order to prevent that ore from reaching the wrong hands. | <spoiler>The theft of the Cherry Sapphire is in fact a plot devised by Lupin to expose both '''Alan Smithee''' and '''Luciano Carnevale'''. By unknown means, Luciano has come into the possession of a fragment of Vespanian ore, which could be used for ultimate stealth technology to due to its disruptive properties of electromagnetic waves (see ''[[Lupin III vs. Detective Conan]]''). Lupin was hired by Count Keith Dan Stinger on behalf of his queen in order to prevent that ore from reaching the wrong hands. | ||
Smithee is revealed to be a patriotic agent for his country Gillanba, which is currently undergoing a crisis of military suppression by a neighbouring country and could make use of the ore to offset that imbalance. In order to intercept the ore, Lupin had Jigen and Goemon dressed up as middlemen ('''Kein Gejidasu''' and '''Eishin Wakagomo''', respectively) who would relate this profitable opportunity to Carnevale, and arrange a meeting between the two men. The Cherry Sapphire, itself a piece of Vespanian ore, was planned in as a last resort for a clean getaway, should the need arise.</spoiler> | Smithee is revealed to be a patriotic agent for his country Gillanba, which is currently undergoing a crisis of military suppression by a neighbouring country and could make use of the ore to offset that imbalance. In order to intercept the ore, Lupin had Jigen and Goemon dressed up as middlemen ('''Kein Gejidasu''' and '''Eishin Wakagomo''', respectively) who would relate this profitable opportunity to Carnevale, and arrange a meeting between the two men. The Cherry Sapphire, itself a piece of Vespanian ore, was planned in as a last resort for a clean getaway, should the need arise.</spoiler> | ||
Revision as of 05:34, 27 December 2015
(Rupan Sansei Vāsasu Meitantei Konan Za Mūvī)
Lupin III
Ran Mouri
Ai Haibara
Kogoro Mouri
Professor Agasa
Detective Boys
Sonoko Suzuki
Kaito Kuroba
Kaitou Kid
Inspector Nakamori
Daisuke Jigen
Fujiko Mine
Goemon Ishikawa
Inspector Zenigata
Inspector Megure
Detective Takagi
Detective Sato
Inspector Shiratori
Yumi Miyamoto
Detective Chiba
Naeko Miike
James Black
Jodie Starling
Keith Dan Stinger
Kanichi Kurita as Lupin III
Rikiya Koyama as Kogoro Mouri
Wakana Yamazaki as Ran Mouri
Atsuko Yuya as Detective Sato
Daisuke Namikawa as Goemon Ishikawa
Ikue Ohtani as Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya
Naoko Matsui as Sonoko Suzuki
Kappei Yamaguchi as Kaitou Kid
Kiyoshi Kobayashi as Daisuke Jigen
Kouichi Yamadera as Inspector Zenigata
Megumi Hayashibara as Ai Haibara
Miyuki Sawashiro as Fujiko Mine
Yukiko Iwai as Ayumi Yoshida
Wataru Takagi as Genta Kojima, Detective Takagi
Miyu Irino as Emilio Baretti
After four years since the first team-up special, Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie was released in Japan on December 7, 2013. The television special aired on NTV in 2009 and earned a 19.5% rating.
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Cast
Gadgets
Case
Situation
At the beginning, Ginzo Nakamori gets ready for a Kid heist by getting four trucks with huge, strong wind funnels on their roofs so that when Kid escapes, he will be blown to the nearby river. Kaitou Kid appears, steals the diamond, and as expected, is blown to the river. A large net tries to catch him but he dodges it and goes upriver in a boat. Conan Edogawa begins chasing him and Kid crashes the boat. He avoids the wreckage with a car and Conan continues to chase him. Conan uses his shoes and kicks a soccer ball at him, throwing the car off balance and sending it into a spin. Conan gets ready to tranquilize Kid and uses the skateboard to sail over the car but someone jumps out of the car into the air and cuts Conan's skateboard in half! Conan figures out that that was Goemon Ishikawa and that the one disguising as Kaitou Kid was Lupin III.
Later, Lupin is talking on the phone with a mysterious man. The man wants Lupin to steal the Cherry Sapphire for him, in exchange for Fujiko Mine's safety.
The next day, news of a famous singer's, Emilio Baretti, arrival to Japan appears on media. Sonoko manages to find out that Emilio is staying at Sakurasaku Hotel - the place where the attempted murder of the princess of Vespania Kingdom occured, and gets Ran, Kogoro and Conan to go there with her the next day. Meanwhile, Inspector Zenigata of the ICPO informs the Tokyo police force about Lupin's target - the Cherry Sapphire. Detective Sato and Takagi volunteer to assist Zenigata when the latter ask...
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Inspector Zenigata
Trivia
- Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Movie is currently the second highest grossing film in the Detective Conan franchise, grossing up to 4.25 billion yen.
- The previous crossover event, Lupin III vs. Detective Conan, is heavily referenced in this movie, including one of its elements being used as a major plot device.
- Another reference is made to Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure, where Miwako Sato referred to Lupin as her "first love". She reiterates this statement in this movie even as she tries to take him down.
- Additionally, Sato is seen using the picture taken of her and Takagi in the episode Metropolitan Police Detective Love Story - Fake Wedding as the image for her cell phone.