
The Cyberburns and Cigarettes podcast dissects "Lupin the IIIrd: The Immortal Bloodline," focusing on its narrative links to "Mystery of Mamo" and its place within the Koike-verse. The panel debates the film's success in balancing familiar Lupin elements with fresh horror influences, highlighting the character of Muam and the limited role of Fujiko. Personal connections to the film's themes of mortality and the value of life experiences emerge, alongside discussions of the English dub's quality and the impact of Takeshi Koike's direction. The hosts also touch on the film's divisive reception and its significance as a potential end to the Koike-verse, praising its ability to honor the Lupin legacy.
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