
15 plot points

Lupin III, the charming master thief, is seen executing a daring heist with skill and flair, immediately establishing his cunning and adventurous life.
The importance of cleverness, honor among thieves, and protecting the innocent is hinted when Lupin decides to intervene in the fake-money scandal.
We meet key characters: Lupin, his loyal companion Jigen, the hapless Goemon, and Clarisse, the princess in danger. The stakes and antagonist (Count Cagliostro) are established.
Lupin witnesses the kidnapping of Clarisse, forcing him to take action against Count Cagliostro’s criminal empire.
Lupin hesitates briefly, weighing the danger of confronting Cagliostro versus his sense of justice and desire to protect Clarisse.
Lupin and his companions begin the elaborate infiltration of the Castle of Cagliostro, entering a new world of traps, puzzles, and heightened danger.
Lupin grows closer to Clarisse, forming a protective bond that heightens the emotional stakes of the adventure.
Lupin navigates the castle’s ingenious traps, engages in daring chases, and uses clever disguises. Humorous moments and suspenseful sequences dominate.
Lupin uncovers the secret of Cagliostro’s counterfeit operation, raising the stakes and revealing the antagonist’s cunning nature.
Cagliostro tightens his grip, setting traps and using henchmen to thwart Lupin’s rescue plan. Tension escalates as failure seems possible.
Clarisse is taken to the castle’s dungeon; Lupin appears trapped in a perilous situation. Hope seems minimal.
Lupin reflects on past mistakes and must rely on ingenuity and his companions’ loyalty to find a solution.
Lupin devises a daring plan to infiltrate the dungeon, outsmart the guards, and confront Cagliostro directly.
Lupin rescues Clarisse, exposes Cagliostro’s counterfeiting scheme, and escapes in a thrilling sequence of clever maneuvers, chases, and humor.
Lupin and his companions ride off into the sunset, victorious and witty, leaving the castle behind — the adventurous tone is reaffirmed.