Lupin the IIIrd: Jigen's Gravestone (movie)

The first Lupin III anime film in 18 years that is not a crossover.

The first Lupin III anime to have "the third" titled as "the IIIrd" instead of "Lupin III" or "Lupin the Third".

Kanichi Kurita has broken Yasuo Yamada's record of doing the voice of Lupin in more than three theatrical films.

At 51 minutes this is the shortest theatrical Lupin III anime film.

Telecom's first involvement with a theatrical Lupin III film in 29 years.

According to Jigen's "grave" the film takes place on the first of April.

The first theatrical Lupin III film in 35 years to have Lupin wear a green jacket.

The first theatrical periodic Lupin III film in 35 years.

The first anime to be dubbed in English by Discotek.

The first Lupin III film in 10 years to be dubbed in English.

Excluding the opening title image and the photograph, this is the first Lupin III related anime to not feature Goemon. He was originally intended to appear, but the writers felt he had no place within a story about shooters. Goemon would get his own story in the following film “Lupin the Third: The Blood Spray of Goemon Ishikawa” (2017).

The first Lupin III related movie in 40 years to not feature Goemon.

The first Lupin III movie to not have Zenigata interact or have any screen time with Lupin.

Mamo's first role in a Lupin III movie in 36 years.

The first Lupin III movie to have an antagnogist from a previous movie make an appearance.

Dan Woran, Jaimeson Price, Kirk Thornton & Richard Epcar are the only English voice actors who have previously provided voice work for various Lupin III anime.

Richard Epcar's first role in a Lupin III movie in 12 years.

Richard Epcar is the only English voice actor from "A Woman Called Fujiko" series to provide voice work for this film.

This is Jaimeson Price & Kirk Thornton's first role in a Lupin III movie in 15 years.

Yael Okuzaki's appearance is based on Karl Lagerfeld, a German fashion designer who wears white suits and dark glasses.