Lupin III: Sweet Lost Night - Mahō no Lamp wa Akumu no Yokan (special)

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Alternative title:

Lupin III - La lampada di Aladino (Italian)

Lupin III: Sweet Lost Night

Lupin III: Sweet Lost Night - Magic Lamp's Nightmare Premonition

ルパン三世 sweet lost night～魔法のランプは悪夢の予感～ (Japanese)

Genres: action

Themes: thief

Plot Summary: Lupin successfully steals a magic lamp that contains a female genie in it. He believes that the legends are true about gettting any wish he likes. However when the clock stroke 7 pm, Lupin finds himself in Singapore and discovered that it was already the next day. Confused in baffled in wondering what he was doing after 7 pm last night. Lupin attempts to solve the mystery of the magic lamp he found. Of course everytime it stikes 7 pm, Lupin's memory gets stolen. Which creates problems for Lupin if he doesn't even remenber what he is doing.

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1 German subtitled

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Seen in part or in whole by 77 users, rank: #4362 (of 7090)
Median rating: Good
Arithmetic mean: 6.889 (Good), std. dev.: 1.1967, rank: #3076 (of 7102)
Weighted mean: 6.967 (Good), rank: #2725 (of 7102) (seen all: 6.97)
Bayesian estimate: 7.113 (Good), rank: #2035 (of 5356)

Vintage:

2008-07-25

2009-03-14 (Italy)

Release dates: We have 2

Opening Theme:

"Rupan Sansei no Theme '78 (2002 version)" by Yūji Ōno

Official website:

2008 TV Special Page

Trivia: We have 3

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Japanese staff

Japanese cast

Director: Tetsuro Amino

Script: Toshimichi Okawa

Storyboard: Tetsuro Amino

Music: Yuji Ohno

Original Concept: Maurice Leblanc

Original creator: Monkey Punch

Character Design: Satoshi Hirayama

Art Director: Yukiko Iijima

Chief Animation Director: Satoshi Hirayama

Animation Director:
Fujio Suzuki
Jouji Yanase
Masahiko Yoda
Mitsuru Nasukawa
Mitsuru Soma

Director of Photography: Tatsuo Noguchi

Producer:
Toshio Nakatani
Yasumichi Ozaki

Assistant Director:
Hirofumi Ogura
Mitsuru Nasukawa
Yoshinobu Tokumoto

Editing: Yuriko Sano

In-Between Animation:
Kaoru Nagatsuka (Wish)
Masahiko Inuzuka (Wish)
Mitsuaki Takabe (Wish)
Nozomu Ichijo (Wish)
Osamu Maruyama (Wish)
Yūko Kunishima
Yutaka Sugiura (Wish)

In-Between Check:
Ayumi Ono
Kaori Ogawa
Kaori Usui

Music Director: Seiji Suzuki

Planning:
Seiji Okuda
Suzuko Fujimoto

Recording Director: Satoshi Kato

Eiko Masuyama as Fujiko Mine

Goro Naya as Inspector Zenigata

Kanichi Kurita as Arsène Lupin III

Kiyoshi Kobayashi as Daisuke Jigen

Makio Inoue as Goemon Ishikawa XIII

Banjou Ginga as Colonel Garlic

Bin Sasaki as Dr. Eichmann

Misato Tanaka as Drew

Rokuro Naya as Jodan

Satoshi Sasaki as Dr. Eichmann

Seijin Hagihara as Adam

Japanese companies

3D CG: TMS Photo

Animation Production: Tokyo Movie

Backgrounds:
Baku Production
Mizo Planning
See Throu Studio
Studio MAO
Studio RUFUS
Telecom Animation Film

Broadcaster: Nippon Television Network

Digital Paint:
Animation Time
Ark Creation
Hanjin Animation
Hayashi
NARA Animation
Studio CATS
Studio Dove
Studio Elle
Triple A
union CHO
Wish

Editing Studio: TMS Photo

In-Between Animation:
Ark Creation
Ekura Animal
Hadashi Pro
Hanjin Animation
Hayashi
Nakamura Production
NARA Animation
Orange
RIC
Studio CATS
Studio Dove
Taikan Anime Kabushiki Kaisha
Triple A
union CHO
Wish

Key Animation:
Hanjin Animation
Nakamura Production
NARA Animation
Orange
Studio CATS
Studio Dove
Studio Wombat
Wish
XEBEC M2

Photography: TMS Photo

Production: TMS Entertainment

Recording Studio: Aoi Studio

Sound Effects: Sound Box

Sound Production: Tohokushinsha Film Corporation

Italian staff

Italian cast

Dubbing Director: Nicola Marcucci

Script: Marina D'Aversa

Dubbing Assistant: Aaron Prando

Dubbing Supervision: Ludovica Bonanome

Mixage: Christian Polini

Alessandra Korompay as Fujiko Mine

Antonio Palumbo as Goemon Ishikawa XIII

Rodolfo Bianchi as Koichi Zenigata

Sandro Pellegrini as Daisuke Jigen

Stefano Onofri as Arsenio Lupin III

Emilio Cappuccio as Dottor Eichmann

Marco Bassetti as Adam

Italian companies

Broadcaster:
Hiro
Italia 1
Italia 2

Distributor: Yamato Video

Dubbing Company: Bideri Comunicazione SRL

Sound: PCM AUDIO

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