39,327
edits
Lupin III/Recap/Crisis in Tokyo: Difference between revisions
m
Mass update links
(Import from TV Tropes TVT:Recap.CrisisInTokyo 2012-07-01, editor history TVTH:Recap.CrisisInTokyo, CC-BY-SA 3.0 Unported license) |
m (Mass update links) |
||
Line 1:
{{work}}
''Crisis In Tokyo'', released in Japan as ''Blazing Memories ~Tokyo Crisis~'', is the 1998 ''[[Lupin III]]'' [[Made for TV Movie]] and the tenth in the series. It was released by [[
Days before the opening of the massive new Tokyo theme park, Aquapolis, Zenigata is charged with the safety of two rare photographic plates of the last Tokugawa shogun to be displayed as part of the park's opening exhibit. The plates are rumored to contain the secret to the location of the missing Tokugawa treasure, so naturally Lupin III has taken a vast interest in them. Things are not going to be easy this time, however; the residence of millionaire park and plate owner Michael Suzuki is a tower of frighteningly advanced techonolgy. Complicating things, Jigen is suffering from a toothache that throws off his legendary aim, and Goemon has had his beloved sword stolen by collector Suzuki.
Line 20:
* [[Manly Tears]]: Goemon, when he gets Zantetsuken back. Complete with sword cuddle. Awww...
* [[Marshmallow Hell]]: Zenigata accidentally is pushed into a bystander's bustline while chasing Lupin on the train.
* [[Pre
* [[Slippery Skid]]: Lupin uses ball bearings on Zenigata, and later uses them again on the trucks in the security convoy, causing a massive accident.
* [[Super Reflexes]]: Allows Goemon to open the vault when Jigen can't operate the safe-cracking mechanism. {{spoiler|And later nets him a small fortune at the [[Mythology Gag|slot machines]].}}
| |||