Lupin the 3rd: Jigen's Gravestone

Lupin the IIIrd:Jigen's Gravestone
Original Title	次元大介の墓標 (Jigen Daisuke no Bohyō)
Original Language	Japanese
Dubbing Studio	Bang Zoom! Entertainment
Voice Director	Kirk Thornton
Recorded	2015
Dub Country	United States
Original Country	Japan
Year	2014

Lupin the IIIrd: Jigen's Gravestone (LUPIN THE IIIRD 次元大介の墓標 Jigen Daisuke no Bohyō) is a two-part film released in 2014 as a "continuation spin-off" of The Woman Called Fujiko Mine TV Series.

Synopsis Lupin & Jigen have their sights set on a treasure worth stealing called the Little Comet which is located in the country of East Doroa. The country has fortified its border after a singer named Queen Malta got assassinated in the neighboring country of West Doroa upon visit. Despite the two countries being enemies, Lupin & Jigen still plan to steal the treasure. During the heist, Jigen almost gets killed by a skilled sniper named Yael Okuzaki. His specialty is preparing tombstones for his targets before executing his kills. It's said that no one has survived after Yael makes a grave for that target.

Cast

Character	Seiyū	Dub Actor
Daisuke Jigen	Kiyoshi Kobayashi	Daniel Woren
Arsène Lupin III	Kanichi Kurita	Keith Silverstein
Fujiko Mine	Miyuki Sawashiro	Cristina Vee
Inspector Zenigata	Kōichi Yamadera	Richard Epcar
Yael Okuzaki	Akio Hirose	Jamieson Price
Queen Malta	Marika Minase	Erica Lindbeck
	Beverly Staunton (singing voice)
Mamo	Kanji Obana	Kirk Thornton

Additional Voices

• Richard Epcar
• Doug Stone
• Kaiji Tang
• Kirk Thornton
• David Vincent

Notes

• Although a continuation of The Woman Called Fujiko Mine TV Series, the dub of this film as well as the following films do not contain the voice cast as the dub of that series, likely due to it being dubbed at Bang Zoom! Entertainment rather than FUNimation. The only voice actor to reprise their role is Richard Epcar as Zenigata.
  • While Michelle Ruff is also based in LA and had voiced Fujiko in the dub of the series, she did not reprise her role here for unknown reasons.
• This is the first dub financed by anime distributor Discotek Media.