Hi People, Now, I’m thinking, in which countries in the world has Lupin been seen? (All except Japan and Italy)<\/p>\n If you want to help me with this survey, please send me an e-mail that contains following answers (in english or italian): Thank you for collaboration. <\/p>\n <\/a>01\/09\/98<\/b>, Lupin III in Belgium<\/b> and in France<\/b><\/i><\/p>\n 1) Belgium (but the info above is also true for France) in Cagliostro: See also:<\/b><\/p>\n <\/a>02\/26\/99<\/b>, Lupin III in Spain<\/b><\/i> <\/a>02\/09\/2003<\/b>, Lupin III in Spain<\/b><\/i> The series was first aired in 1991 and the last time we could watch Lupin on TV was in 1997.<\/p>\n The channel that aired it was “Tele 5”, a channel belonging to Fininvest \/ Mediaset.<\/p>\n All TV series aired on Tele5.<\/p>\n [About TV censorship]<\/b> Episodes from the 1st and 3rd series are not as long as they should (18 or 19 minutes, instead of I would also let you know the exact Spanish names of the characters:<\/p>\n \u00b7 Lupin III -> Lupin III There was also a release on VHS of “El castillo de Cagliostro”, “La conspiracion de Fuma” and “El oro de Babilonia” (this one was released BEFORE the series arrived Spain; and it was also aired by Tele 5). All of them had the original names of the characters.<\/p>\n Finally, the Spanish theme from Lupin III was similar to an Italian theme from He-Man… \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n <\/a>07\/12\/03<\/b>, Lupin III in the Portugal<\/b><\/i> 1) Portugal <\/a>12\/11\/99<\/b>, Lupin III in the Germany<\/b><\/i> 1. I’m writing from the kingdom of Sweden 07\/18\/01<\/b>, Lupin III in the Germany<\/b><\/i> 1) Hi there Im writing from Germany and would like to help you update your database, 08\/16\/01<\/b>, Lupin III in the Germany <\/b><\/i>new !<\/span><\/b> An update to the Information about Germany. After a small delay because of the 20th<\/sup> Anniversary of MTV over here they started the third screening, this time it is “Pursuit of Harimao’s Treasure” under the title “Der Schatz des Haimao”. Qualitiy is as with the 2 Parts before. Nothing to complain, good handywork. It is just as before the Releasecycle that sucks because with 5 (!) screenings per week we only get one episode ahead. But this is on a personal level spocken, as a fan I have to admit it is cool that they must think it interesting enough to give it such a huge amount of airtime.<\/p>\n 08\/29\/01<\/b>, Lupin III in the Germany <\/b><\/i>new !<\/span><\/b> 1) I’m from Germany 1. Holland <\/a>12\/11\/99<\/b>, Lupin III in the Kingdom of Sweden<\/b><\/i> 1. I’m writing from the kingdom of Sweden <\/a>09\/05\/97<\/b>, Lupin in the United States<\/b> of America<\/b><\/i><\/p>\n 1) I’m in the US. I have personally seen Cagliostro, Mamo, Bye Bye Liberty (fansub), Zantetsu Sword (fansub), Die Nostradamus (fansub), some 1st season and 2nd season episodes. I played the game Cliffhanger quite a bit in the arcades and have the entire LD footage of the game on tape.<\/p>\n 4) AFAIK, Cagliostro may have had a brief theatre showing. <\/a>08\/09\/98<\/b>, Lupin III in Colombia<\/b><\/i> 1) Bogota, Colombia Lupin III in Argentina (it is ugual for whole Latin-America)<\/b><\/i><\/p>\n 2) Dubbed only 1st TV series (it telecasts on satellite TV: Locomotion), and TV specials from #1 to #9 (it telecasted on satellite TV: The Film Zone, also in Mexico) with title: “Cliff Hanger” <\/a>08\/10\/98<\/i><\/b>, Lupin III in Brazil<\/b><\/i> 1) Brazil <\/a>04\/10\/2000<\/b>, Lupin III in Hong Kong<\/b><\/i> 1) Hong Kong 1) Australia <\/a>16th October 2023<\/b>, Lupin III in Russia<\/b> and Belarus<\/b><\/i><\/p>\n My name is Alisa (but my friends call me Ryibka)<\/a>, I am 21 years old and I come from Belarus, but I am also writing on behalf of fans from Russia, since our situation with Lupin III is almost identical. I also got to know Lupin for almost a year, at the moment all the animations and films have been watched, but the manga is still in progress, unfortunately.<\/p>\n I do Internet diving in my free time and find some ancient sites with interesting things or in pursuit of learning something more. and so I decided to write to you almost 25 years after the creation of this article (Lupin in the World).<\/p>\n and somehow I became curious to write to you about how we Russian and Belarusian fans watch the anime about Lupin the Third.<\/p>\n 1) Belarus (count also Russia please)<\/p>\n 2) On TV, I know for sure that it was shown on 2×2 (I don\u2019t even know which analogue to take in comparison, but imagine that on this channel they show all sorts of cartoons like South Park and The Simpsons) in a fairly high-quality Russian polyphonic voice acting. Unfortunately, there were not TV series there, but specials from the 00s. (for example Elusive Mist, Angel Tactics, etc.)<\/p>\n 3) I\u2019d rather tell you one story, I thought it was quite funny. One day, my best friend found me a Zenigata figurine in an anime store in Minsk, and I immediately rushed home from work to find it and buy it. The seller turns out to be a distant fan of Lupin and tells me that this was his first anime and he watched it on a disc with Russian dubbing, there was no need to go far – it was the well-known film The Castle of Cagliostro. As for the rest of the discs, unfortunately I don\u2019t know what their fate is…<\/p>\n 4) The cinema only showed the recently released Lupin the Third: the first; alas, nothing else was shown to us on the big screens.<\/p>\n 5) Surprisingly, all our names have retained the Japanese original. The only interesting thing I\u2019ll tell you is what Lupin calls Zenigata. As far as I know, in Italy they call it Zaza or Paparino. our situation is cooler) since the original Lupine calls it Tottsan, in the Russian translation it is divided into two versions due to the peculiarities of the language. So, the first option can be heard either in specials or in later films: \u0421\u0442\u0430\u0440\u0438\u043a (Starik). But in the series or translators closer to the fans: \u041f\u0430\u043f\u0430\u0448\u0430 (Papasha)<\/p>\n I also want to say that despite the fact that we haven\u2019t shown much on TV or cinemas, I think we are creative guys, not inferior to you and the Japanese. After all, thanks to the sheer naked enthusiasm of our fans, absolutely all animations, films, OVAs, specials and TV series have been translated. The only thing we still have in the process is translating the manga. And even though there are quite a few of us, we are very united and friendly to each other. I hope this letter will pleasantly surprise you, because I don\u2019t mind even if you accidentally answer it and perhaps ask something else, I\u2019m happy to answer).<\/p>\n — Ryibka’s 2nd email, 17th October 2023 —<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n My response:<\/p>\n Very interesting.<\/p>\n I’ll add it to my page on Lupin III in the world.<\/p>\n Today, on Amazon Prime has been released a new Liveaction Movie on Daiusuke Jigen in japanese audio with many subtitle languages (also italian).<\/p>\n Is there Amazon Prime in Belarus and Russia?<\/p>\n Have you ever seen the Lupin III trilogy of Takeshi Koike?<\/p>\n Jigen Daisuke’s gravestone (2014), the blood spray of Ishikawa Goemon (2017), Mine Fujiko’s lie (2019).<\/p>\n The spinoff serie: The woman called Fujiko Mine (2012).<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n I honestly didn\u2019t expect you to answer, but since there are such questions, here are the answers:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n About the 2023 film with Jigen: unfortunately, we cannot legally watch it due to the sanctions imposed on us and Russia. However, we were still able to watch the day after the premiere due to our hostile talent for piracy. The Russian dubbing was done really quickly, which is not even surprising today, and all our fans were able to see this film one way or another. We really liked this film, especially the new characters the arms saleswoman, Adele and Kawashima.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n the Koike trilogy: As was previously said, everything has been translated and the Koike trilogy is no exception. In my opinion, the part about Goemon seemed the most interesting and good, it\u2019s really something, we had a lot of people asking without knowing Lupin, \u201cWhat anime are these screenshots from?\u201d Next comes the film about Jigen, I put it slightly below the film about Goemon only because of the very controversial scene with Fujiko, which we did not particularly appreciate, it seemed slightly repulsive. Well, at the very bottom is the film about Fujiko, I didn\u2019t really like the plot. And it would be very interesting to know what if they released a fourth film about Zenigata.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Spin-off series Fujiko: I expected the worst, since I have the least favorite character out of the main five. But to be honest, it was not bad to watch, it was especially easy in the second half of the series. And to be honest, Lieutenant Oscar became my least favorite character in the entire Lupin series. it was necessary to try so hard to write a character that I wouldn\u2019t like at all, although I\u2019m a kind person myself hahaha…<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This is an International Survey Lupin III in the World Ferrara, Italy , 05\/30\/1999 Hi People, my name is Giovanni Di Chiara and I live in Ferrara, Italy (Europe). 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\nmy name is Giovanni Di Chiara<\/a> and I live in Ferrara, Italy (Europe).
\nIn my country I’ve seen dubbed in italian all TV series of Lupin III in TV and, in videocassette, firsts ten TV Specials and firsts six movies. 1st Theatrical Movie (Lupin vs. the clone) is gone also in cinema in Italy in 1980.
\nIn 1st, 3rd TV series and in all movies Lupin & gang have original names, while in 2nd TV series Lupin is often renamed “Arsenico detto Lupin” and Fujiko is Margot, because this series has been imported through France.<\/p>\n
\n1) Where are you writing from? (Country, i.e. USA, France)
\n2) What have you seen on Lupin III in TV? (TV series, TV Specials or Movies) Dubbed or with subtitles? (Specify which language, please)
\n3) Have you ever seen any videocassettes or Laser Disks? Dubbed or with subtitles? (Specify which language, please)
\n4) Have you ever seen any Movies to the cinema?
\n5) Do you know Lupin & gang with other names (in your country)? (i.e. in USA Lupin is The wolf or Rupan) (Specify all names that you know, please, i.e. Lupin=Wolf, Daisuke Jigen=Daisuke Jigen, ect)<\/p>\n
\nI’ll reply to all your e-mails.
\nI wait your e-mails.<\/p>\n
\n2) the first 52 episodes of the 2nd series dubbed in French (excellent dubbing, french title: “Edgar, le detective cambrioleur), and there’s few censorship.
\n3) here there’s only Cagliostro available, with 2 different dubs (in French); the 1st one was terribly censored (about 20 minutes were snipped!), but the dub was good, and the 2nd one isn’t censored, but the dub is awful…
\n4) never. apart from DBZ, there are so few anime shown in cinemas here…
\n5) in the series:
\nLupin= Edgar de la Cambriole
\nJigen= Jigen, Auguste, Isidore (it depends)
\nGoemon= Yokitori, sometimes Goemon
\nFujiko= Magali
\nZenigata= inspecteur Gaston Lacogne<\/p>\n
\n1st dubbing: Lupin= Vidocq IV
\n2nd dubbing: Lupin= Wolf<\/p>\n\n
\n[thanks to Gonzo<\/a>]<\/b>
\n1) Spain
\n2) 1st and 2nd TV series (I don’t know how many episodes)
\n3) Yes, Manga Films (in Anime Video collection) has released on VHS Castle of Cagliostro and Fuma’s Conspiracy in spanish.
\n4) Nothing
\n5) Spanish names:
\nLupin = Lupin
\nFujiko = Patricia
\nJigen = Oscar
\nGoemon = Francis
\nZenigata = Basilio<\/p>\n
\n[<\/b>thanks to Mazochungo]<\/b><\/p>\n
\n20…). However, the second series didn’t have any censorship in the Spanish version!!<\/p>\n
\n\u00b7 Jigen Daisuke -> Oscar Fujimoto (yes, FUJIMOTO!!!!)
\n\u00b7 Goemon Ishikawa -> Francis Ishikawa
\n\u00b7 Fujiko Mine -> Patricia Mine
\n\u00b7 Zenigata -> Basilio<\/p>\n
\n[thanks to<\/b> Isaura Rodrigues]<\/b><\/p>\n
\n2)On the TV, but I think that exist on VHS.
\n3)Lupin the 3rd = Cliff hanger
\n4)no
\n5) Lupin = Lupin
\nGoemon =Goemon
\nJigens= Jigens
\nZenigata = Paizinho (?) (in portuguese means “Father”)<\/p>\n
\n[thanks to Iggy Drougge<\/a>]<\/b><\/p>\n
\n2. Two years ago or so, Cagliostro no shiro was shown on German TV (Super RTL, I think), under the title of “Hardyman schafft es alles”. I think we can deduct from the title that Lupin was renamed as “Hardyman”.<\/p>\n
\n[thanks to Heiko Bunge<\/a>]<\/b><\/p>\n
\n2) What aired in Germany was the already mentioned “Hardyman r\u00e4umt auf” which was the first ever climpse of Lupin III on german Television. I think it is interesting to know that this version was interestingly cut up. There are all reverences to goemann have been cut out (besides one 1 sek long scene they missed, which we discovered by accident). For what purpose I can not tell but it has been done rather good technically wise as you only miss it when you have seen the original. Also the end is rather different as he is staying with the women he loves instead of being chased by the police into the sunset (again no clue why but maybe they thought it a rather unsuitable end for a “cartoon” in germany at that time, but this is only my suggestion).
\nCurrently on German MTV they showd the order to assasinate Lupin as a 4 Part (kind of) TV series under the Titel “Der H\u00f6llentrip” A Trip through Hell (roughly translated) an they just started Zuntetsu-Sword is on fire und the Titel “Der goldene Drache” “The golden dragon”. Sync is rather fine (quite good for german standards) They did a own in- and outro for the the “TV-Series” which is a little NewAge but acceptable. No Cuts detected so far. All in all a odd choice of Film to start the series with but well done. I do not know which other movies they will show at this point but I try to keep you posted.
\n3) I have seen all the Movies and TV Specials besides Fujikos Unlucky Days and Walther P38 (I just got the later but had no time to watch it yet, shame on me) All of them were Fansubs (jap. with englisch subs), onliest Exeption Castle of Cagliostro which I also own in Englisch Dub and german (as “Hardyman r\u00e4umt auf” of course) and Legend of Mano and Lady Liberty from Manga Entertaiment as English subs. I have both Miyazaki Episodes of the TV Series as offizial english sub tapes and just got the first 4 TV-Episodes as englisch Fansubs.
\n4) No sir. Sadly never seen anything Lupin in a Cinema over here, not even on a Convention. But there are rumors there have been a few Conscreenings.
\n5) I remember that in “Hardyman r\u00e4umt auf” all Names were off but can\u00b4t remember them. I try to dig the tape out and update this message. The “new” screenings keep the original Names.<\/p>\n
\n[thanks to Heiko Bunge<\/a>]<\/b><\/p>\n
\n[thanks to <\/b>Melanie Rausch]<\/b><\/p>\n
\n2) I’ve seen Mystery of Harimao and Zantetsu Sword is on fire, as well as another tv special I can’t identify (I didn’t pay attention back then and only saw parts of it, I could kick myself for that now!) – all of them dubbed in german
\n3) Nope, I haven’t seen any videocassettes of it yet, but I will order some fansubbed tapes in the next few days
\n4) No, no Lupin III movies were ever shown in any movie theaters in Germany
\n5) The names are the same in the German dubbing, but Zenigata is always called Inspektor Zenigata, naturally
\n<\/a>09\/08\/99<\/b>, Lupin III in Holland<\/b><\/i>
\n[thanks to Arsene Lupin<\/a> – Dutch Lupin III<\/a>]<\/b><\/p>\n
\n2. Never seen ..But i know they aired “the castle of cagliostro”. It was dubbed in dutch, title of the movie is “de verborgen stad” (“The hidden city”)
\n3. Yes, “the castle of Cagliostro” (“de verborgen stad”) only dubbed in dutch
\n4. No
\n5. From “de verborgen stad”:
\nLupin – Lupin
\nFujiko – Rosalie
\nZenigata – Ed Cott
\nJigen and Goemon don’t get a name<\/p>\n
\n[thanks to Iggy Drougge<\/a>]<\/b><\/p>\n
\n2. Lupin III has never been shown on TV here
\n3. In the 80s, one video was published by Walthers Video, called “Lupin III – den otrolige” (“Lupin III – the incredible”). It’s described as an animated version of James Bond. It is derived from an English-dubbed version (produced as a teach aid, perhaps?), and subtitled in Swedish (A translation of a translation, in other words). The video in question is the feature film “Secret of Mamo”.
\n4. Lupin III has never been shown in the cinema here.
\n5. In the video, Lupin retains his name, whereas Goemon is called “Samurai”,
\nJigen is called “Nick” and Fujiko is called “Margo”.<\/p>\n
\n2) AFAIK, Lupin has never appeared on TV.
\n3) Lupin has been released on both VHS and LD.
\n– Castle of Cagliostro and Mystery of Mamo (aka Lupin vs the Clones) were released on VHS by Streamline Pictures (now owned by Orion Pictures) in dubbed format.
\n– Two 2nd season (or 2nd TV series) episodes (episodes: “145- Albatross, the wings of death” and “155- Aloah Lupin”) were released separately on VHS by Streamline Pictures and then again on one VHS tape in dubbed format.
\n– Animeigo released released Fuma Conspiracy (subbed and dubbed) and Legend of Gold of Babylon (subbed) on both VHS and LD.
\n– Several fansubs of Lupin movies and TV specials have been made (Bye bye Liberty, Zantetsu Sword is on fire, Dark order of assassination, Die Nostradamus, Dead or Alive and The secret of Twilight Gemini).<\/p>\n
\n5) In the LD arcade game _Cliffhanger_, Lupin = Cliff Hanger, Goemon = Samurai. In Animeigo releases, Lupin = Rupan. In Streamline Pictures releases, Lupin = The Wolf.<\/p>\n
\n[thanks to Andres Vil\u00e1<\/a>]<\/b><\/p>\n
\n2) Dubbed only 1st TV series
\n3) nope
\n4) nope
\n5) Colombian names (Cliff Hanger TV series):
\nLupin = Aramis Lupan
\nFujiko = Vanessa
\nGoemon = Ramon
\nJigen = Julian
\nInspector Zenigata = Inspector Zu\u00f1iga<\/p>\n
\n3) nope
\n4) nope
\n5) Latin-american names for Cliff Hanger (aka Lupin III 1st TV series):
\nLupin = Aramis Lupan
\nFujiko = Vanessa
\nGoemon = Ramon
\nJigen = Julian
\nInspector Zenigata = Inspector Zu\u00f1iga<\/p>\n
\n[thanks to Jos\u00e9 Roque Silva J\u00fanior<\/a>]<\/b><\/p>\n
\n2) Only 1st TV series, 23 episodes
\n3) No
\n4) No
\n5) The series has called “Cliffhanger”, brasilian names:
\nLupin = Aramis Lupin
\nZenigata = Zenigata
\nJigen = Giulian (Julian)
\nFujiko = Vanessa
\nGoemon = Goemon<\/p>\n
\n[thanks to Chi Chung Tse<\/a>]<\/b><\/p>\n
\n2) I remembered the second TV series were showed on TV around 1984-1985
\nand its dudded in Cantonese (Chinese).
\n3) The 2nd movie ‘ The castle of Cagliostro’ was released on VHS in
\nCantonese.
\n4) No….:(
\n5) Chinese names:
\nLupin –> Ro-Pan
\nDaisuke Jigen –> Tsi-Yoen
\nGoemon Ishikawa –> Ng-Yau-Wei- Moun
\nFujiko –> Siu-Wong-Fong (means little bee)
\nZenigata’s name? Yeap, I don’t mind. Zenigata’s Cantonese name might be ‘Inspector Chin-yan’. Since most of the Japanese Kanji were Chinese character, we just pronouned his name as if they were Chinese. Same case for Jigen and Goemon.
\n<\/a>05\/07\/99<\/b>, Lupin III in Australia<\/b><\/i>
\n[thanks to Nick Findlay<\/a>]<\/b><\/p>\n
\n2) Lupin has NEVER been on ausTV!!!!!!! DAMM YOU TV NETWORK PEOPLES
\n3) I have seen “Castle of Cagliostro”, “The Secret of Mamo” and “Goodbye Lady Liberty (aka bye bye liberty)”. All on VHS. I own Cagliostro and Mamo. These 3 are the only ones LEGALLY distributed in Aus. They are all dubbed and really besides that, Fansubs are the only thing else you can get
\n4) No lupin movies in Australia except at Anime Club screenings.
\n5) In Australia:
\nLupin – Wolf
\nJigen – Jigen
\nGoemon – Goemon
\nZenigata – Zenigata
\nFujiko – Fujiko<\/p>\n
\n\n