Lupin steals from Area 51 and immediately loses control of the job to four women who hit harder than anyone in his crew ever has. The treasure is secondary. The Bloody Angels are the point, and they don't care about Lupin's charm or his reputation. Zenigata finally gets a partner who matches his obsession, which means Lupin is caught between actual terrorists and a cop who has nothing left to lose. This is Lupin without the gentlemen thief fantasy, without the clean escape, without the guarantee that everyone walks away smiling. The special runs 90 minutes on pure friction. It's built for fans who want to see what happens when Lupin's world gets too heavy to be funny anymore.
Lupin lifts a prize from the heart of Area 51, but the artifact comes with unexpected baggage. Four ruthless operatives, the Bloody Angels, will stop at nothing to claim it for themselves, and their plans spell disaster on a global scale. Now Lupin finds himself caught between keeping his prize and staying alive, forced to outmaneuver opponents who match his cunning with pure brutality. Inspector Zenigata smells opportunity in the chaos. He partners with a determined female cop to corner both Lupin and the Angels, seeing a rare chance to finally bring in the world's greatest thief. What unfolds is a three-way power struggle where nobody trusts anyone, alliances shift by the minute, and the stakes keep climbing higher. The treasure that started as just another score becomes the center of a high-octane game where speed, wit, and ruthlessness collide. Lupin's charm and ingenuity face their match against opponents who consider collateral damage just another cost of business. One special holds the answers to who walks away with everything.