Lupin III: Episode 0 'First Contact' (special)
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Director: Minoru Ohara Script: Shoji Yonemura Music: Yuji Ohno Original Concept: Maurice Leblanc Original creator: Monkey Punch Character Design: Satoshi Hirayama Mechanical design: Eiji Ishimoto Producer: Artisitic Director: Ryu Miyano Color Settings: Kayoko Nishi Editing: Yuriko Sana Music Director: Seiji Suzuki Photo Director: Koujirou Hayashi Project Manager: Hiroshi Joen Sound Effects: Toshi Kato | Eiko Masuyama as Fujiko Mine Goro Naya as Inspector Zenigata Kanichi Kurita as Arsene Lupin III Kiyoshi Kobayashi as Jigen Daisuke Makio Inoue as Goemon Ishikawa XIII Juurouta Kosugi as Brad Romi Paku as Elenor Shunsuke Sakuno as Shade Shuuichirou Moriyama as Galvez Ichirô Nagai as Detective George Masaru Ikeda as Clawford Tamio Ohki as Hans Darahaito | |||||||
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