Arsène Lupin, the gentleman thief character, was created by French writer Maurice Leblanc and first appeared in the story 'The Arrest of Arsène Lupin'.
Compilation of the first Arsène Lupin stories featuring the character and establishing his cunning and gentlemanly persona.
The character Lupin III, inspired by Arsène Lupin, was created by manga artist Monkey Punch as a grandson of Arsène Lupin, starting a new interpretation of the legacy.
The first chapters of the Lupin III manga series were published, introducing the character and expanding his popularity in Japan.
The original Lupin III anime TV series debuted in Japan, bringing major popularity to the character worldwide.
The French Netflix series titled 'Lupin' premiered, inspired by the original Arsène Lupin stories to popular acclaim.
Arsène Lupin is born in the late 19th century in France, beginning the life of the gentleman thief and master of disguise.
Lupin successfully executes one of his first major thefts, demonstrating his cleverness and setting the stage for his reputation as a brilliant thief.
Lupin develops his signature talent for disguise, allowing him to impersonate various characters and evade capture.
Lupin encounters his greatest pursuer, Inspector Ganimard, beginning a legendary rivalry filled with cat-and-mouse chases.
Lupin undertakes a series of daring thefts and adventures that establish his fame across France and beyond.
Lupin solves a high-stakes mystery involving a precious jewel, showcasing his detective abilities besides his thievery.
Lupin briefly retires from his life of crime, only to be drawn back by irresistible challenges and the thrill of adventure.
Lupin returns to his exploits, continuing to outwit the law and astonish the public with his cleverness and charm.
