| ARSENSE LUPIN III |
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| ALIAS: ORIGIN: Lupin III SPECIES: Human (ANCESTRY): French AGE: Unknown (believed to be in his mid 40s) DOB: Unknown HEIGHT: 5'10" WEIGHT: 143 lbs HAIR: Black EYES: Black KIN: Ars�ns� Lupin Sr., grandfather (DECEASED), Ars�ns� Lupin Jr., father (DECEASED) OCCUPATION: Master thief NATIVE ERA: Modern |
| BIO: Throughout modern history, no other thief has given law enforcement more headaches than the Lupin family. And the youngest member of the line has been more dangerous than the senior and junior put together. Ars�ns� Lupin III has been stealing as long as he has been able to walk, it seems. It is in his blood. His father was a thief, and his father before him. And when he learned the family business, there was no stopping him. Museums, monuments and the like that would normally be a list of tourist attractions have been nothing more than places he's stolen from over the course of his career. Priceless paintings, priceless antiquities, precious metals, space-age technologies...name a continent and a valuable commodity and he's stolen it on it. Today, Lupin steals seemingly for the sake of stealing. He knows that the police forces of the world, including Interpol, can't touch him, and the few times when they have caught him for more than 24 hours, he has managed to slipped through their grasp. It's gotten to the point where Inspector Koichi Zenigata has become obsessed with bringing him to justice. The two have developed a twisted form of a love/hate relationship�wherever Lupin strikes next, Zenigata will be there, trying to capture him, and most likely being left in Lupin's dust with nothing more than a cry of "I'LL GET YOU, LUPIN!" HIS PLACE IN THE MULTIVERSE: Lupin is...well, Lupin. His only real loyalties are to his cohorts, so chances are he'll find himself on both the Heroes' and Villains' shit-lists�the heroes, obviously, because of his stealing and the problems he gives law enforcement, the villains, because...well, even a thief like Lupin has morals, and in a few moments of clarity, he would not allow anyone to be hurt because of something he was involved in. |
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