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Orders to Assassinate Lupin
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| Voyage to Danger | |
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| ルパン三世『ルパン暗殺指令』 (Orders to Assassinate Lupin) |
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| Genre | Action, Adventure, Comedy |
| OVA: Voyage to Danger | |
| Directed by | Masaaki Osumi, Masaharu Okuwaki |
| Studio | Shinsha |
| No. of episodes | 1 |
| Released | 23 July 1993 |
Orders to Assassinate Lupin ("Rupan Ansatsu Shirei," in its original Japanese) was the fifth in a series of feature-length television specials created in the animated series Lupin III.
When this production was released in North America by FUNimation, it was entitled "Voyage to Danger", due to a mandate by the original licensor, Nippon Television; the title for world distribution by NTV was Lupin the 3rd Special 5 - Voyage to Danger. This film has also been made available as part of FUNimation's "First Haul" box set.
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Inspector Zenigata has been taken off the Lupin case due to his inability to capture him, and been replaced with a much more ruthless agent, Keith, who will gladly take Lupin dead if he cannot take him alive. This does not sit well with Zenigata, who has always had a respect for Lupin. He goes against his orders and gives this information to the master thief, giving Lupin and his gang the edge they need to stay alive.
Meanwhile, Zenigata has been transferred to investigating a terrorist group, Shot Shell. In order to gain the organization's interest, Lupin steals a nuclear submarine from Russia and kidnaps a Russian physicist, Karen, to help him run it. Karen has a link to Jigen's past and seems bent on revenge on him for her father. Shot Shell takes the bait and forms something of a partnership, but little do Lupin and his gang realize that the illegal arms dealers are also partners with Keith.
- Yasuo Yamada as Arsene Lupin III
- Kiyoshi Kobayashi as Daisuke Jigen
- Makio Inoue as Goemon Ishikawa XIII
- Eiko Masuyama as Fujiko Mine
- Goro Naya as Inspector Zenigata
- Unshou Ishizuka as Keith
- Atsuko Tanaka as Karen Korosky
- Nachi Nozawa as John Klause
- Banjo Ginga as Brad
- Takayuki Kanjyo
- Sonny Strait as Arsene Lupin III
- Christopher R. Sabat as Daisuke Jigen
- Mike McFarland as Goemon Ishikawa XIII
- Meredith McCoy as Fujiko Mine
- Phillip Wilburn as Inspector Koichi Zenigata
- Dameon Clarke as Keith Hayden
- Julie Mayfield as Karen Korinsky
- Chris Rager as ICPO Chief
- Kent Williams as John Klause
- Brice Armstrong as Brad
- Aaron Hatch
- Bill Townsley
- Derek Garrison
- Kyle Hebert
- Ricardo Tejedo as Aramis Lupin III
- Gabriel Chavez as Julian
- Benjamín Rivera as Ramón
- Belinda Martinez as Vanessa
- Alan Miró as Inspector Zuñiga
- Raul Aldana as Keith Hayden
- Rocio Prado as Karen Korinsky
- Daniel Abundis as ICPO chief
- Gerardo de Valle as John Klause
- Jesse Conde as Brad
- Rupan sansei: Rupan ansatsu shirei at the Internet Movie Database
- Lupin the 3rd (English & Italian)
- LEP Lupin European Page
- Lupin III Encyclopedia
- Lupin the Third.Net
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