Character
Goemon Ishikawa XIII
石川五ェ門
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Biography
The thirteenth generation of renegade samurai, beginning with the legendary figure Ishikawa Goemon (石川 五右衛門). He has a sword called Zantetsuken (斬鉄剣), meaning "iron-cutting sword", which can cut through almost anything. In one episode during the TV series Goemon admitted that his sword cannot cut konnyaku, which is a starch-based jelly made from yams, because the blade just gets stuck in it. The Zantetsuken is usually used to cut inanimate objects, which Goemon considers unworthy of his blade and often mutters his catchphrase "once again, I have cut a worthless object" after doing so. Objects cut by Zantetsuken will fall apart a couple of seconds after he sweeps through them with his blade. He is usually quiet and participates in Lupin's exploits less frequently than Jigen.
He is also a skilled pilot.
(Source: Wikipedia)
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Appearances (6 titles in the catalog)
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LUPIN THE 3rd PART 6
Fall 2021
Main
Japanese Daisuke Namikawa
English Lex Lang
French Jean-François Rossion
German Peter Reinhardt
Italian Patrizio Prata
Portuguese Luiz Laffey
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Lupin III: The First
Fall 2019
Main
Japanese Daisuke Namikawa
English Lex Lang
Spanish Gerardo Ortega, Omar Lozano
French Jean-François Rossion
German Peter Reinhardt
Italian Antonio Palumbo
Portuguese André Sauer
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Lupin the IIIrd: Goemon's Blood Spray
Winter 2017
Main
Japanese Daisuke Namikawa
English Lex Lang
German Peter Reinhardt
Italian Antonio Palumbo
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Lupin the 3rd Part IV
Fall 2015
Main
Japanese Daisuke Namikawa
English Lex Lang
French Jean-François Rossion
Italian Antonio Palumbo
Portuguese Luiz Laffey
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Supporting
Japanese Daisuke Namikawa
English Lex Lang
German Peter Reinhardt
Italian Antonio Palumbo
Portuguese Luiz Laffey
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Lupin The 3rd: The Castle of Cagliostro
Fall 1979
Main
Japanese Makio Inoue
English Lex Lang, Michael Gregory, Steve Kramer
Italian Flavio Arras, Antonio Palumbo, Tonino Accolla
French Jean Barney, Michel Tureau
Spanish Benjamín Rivera, José Posada
German Peter Reinhardt
Hungarian Dániel Kováts
Polish Adam Christ
Portuguese Alfredo Rollo





