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This page lists adaptations and derivative works based on Arsène Lupin.


Original works

  • Arsène Lupin (1905-1941), the novel series by French author Maurice Leblanc.

Adaptation & derivative works

Anime & Manga
  • Lupin III (1967). Manga by Kazuhiko Katō aka "Monkey Punch". Arsène's apocryphal half-Japanese grandson who shares his name. Even though there are many parallels and mythology gags, this Lupin is his own character.
  • Kaitō Lupin - 813 no Nazo (1979). Anime film.
  • Adventurier - Shinsetsu Arsène Lupin (2011-2012). Manga by Takashi Morita.

Film — Live-Action

  • An Adventure of Arsène Lupin (1908, USA). Starring William Ranows.
  • Arsène Lupin (1909, France). Starring Georges Tréville.
  • Arsène Lupin vs Sherlock Holmes (1910, Germany). Crossover starring Paul Otto.
  • Arsène Lupin (1932, USA). Starring John Barrymore.
  • The Adventures of Arsène Lupin (1957, France). Starring Robert Lamoureux.
    • Signé Arsène Lupin (1959, France). Starring Robert Lamoureux, sequel to the above.
  • Arsène Lupin (2004, France). Starring Romain Duris. Adaptation blending several of Leblanc's stories.

Live-Action Television

  • Arsène Lupin (1960). Quebec series starring Jean Gascon.
  • Arsène Lupin (1971-1974). French series starring Georges Descrières.
  • The Island of Thirty Coffins (1979). French miniseries.
  • Arsène Plays and Loses (1980). French miniseries starring Jean-Claude Brialy.
  • Arsène Lupin (1989-1996), two French miniseries starring François Dunoyer.
    • The Return of Arsène Lupin (1989-1990).
    • The New Exploits of Arsène Lupin (1995-1996)
  • Lupin (2007). Filipino TV drama.
  • Kaitou Sentai Lupinranger VS Keisatsu Sentai Patranger (2018-2019) The first of two eponymous teams is a trio of heroic thieves who are styled after Arsène Lupin, and they target the intergalactic crime syndicate Ganglar in order to steal back a set of artifacts he originally gathered, aptly collectively named the "Lupin Collection".
  • Lupin (2021-). French Netflix series. The thief protagonist is a fan of the Lupin stories and incorporates them into his lifestyle.

Western Animation

  • Night Hood (1996-1997). Canadian-French animated collaboration that aired on YTV.

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