Lupin III
Lupin III began as Monkey Punch's manga in 1967 and reached television in 1971. Arsène Lupin III, grandson of the famous gentleman thief, plans impossible heists with the marksman Daisuke Jigen at his side, while Inspector Zenigata stays a step behind. The series has stayed stylish, funny and quick on its feet across its many adaptations. UK delivery is free.
Collector's Guide
Collectibles
Our range features MegaHouse's LUPIN THE GALLERY 55th Limited Model, an anniversary edition of the 2017 diorama. It recreates Lupin's car from the final episode of the first series at approximately 1/20 scale, finished in an ice-blue colour inspired by its look in that episode. Pre-painted figures of Lupin in his green jacket and Jigen in his blue shirt match their appearance in the same finale. An acrylic base carries the 55th anniversary logo.
Why Collectors Love It
Lupin III has never needed big robots or superpowers to hold attention. Its appeal is character and style: the jackets, the cars, the easy confidence of a thief who enjoys the chase as much as the prize. A diorama suits that better than a lone figure, because the car is as much a part of the story as the people in it. Anchoring the scene to the first series finale gives long-time fans a specific moment rather than a generic pose.
Lupin III Collectibles at Zero Variant
This Lupin III diorama is an officially licensed MegaHouse piece, packed to keep the car, the figures and the acrylic base safe in transit. Our UK team is happy to answer questions about the set before you order.
FAQs
What is Lupin III?
A Japanese franchise created by Monkey Punch, which began as a manga in 1967 and was first adapted for television in 1971. It follows the master thief Arsène Lupin III and his crew.
Which episode does the LUPIN THE GALLERY diorama recreate?
The final episode of the first Lupin III television series, including the car's ice-blue finish and the outfits Lupin and Jigen wear in it.
How large is the diorama?
It is approximately 1/20 scale. The figures stand about 9 cm tall, the car is about 14 cm long and the acrylic base measures about 19 × 13 cm.
Do the figures need painting?
No. Lupin and Jigen come pre-painted and ready to display with the car.