Lupin III - Part IV Vol.2

The product as a whole is good premium quality and makes a very good impression. The outside case is quite sturdy and feels glossy. I like that each volume is numbered in Italian (uno, due, tre, and so on). The inside case, the digipak, is beautiful. It, just like the first volume, has an illustrated moment inspired by a story in the volume both on the inside and outside which makes another great impression. The Lupin calling card is neat even though it is just a way to give the story descriptions. The stories in this volume were character centered. Different characters had the spotlight in these three stories. Despite them being a little far-fetched they are good stories that reveal a lot about the characters in focus. I consider the stories themselves a little mature but not as mature as The Woman Called Fujiko Mine. The character design works booklet is a real treat. You get major concepts of all characters through the twelfth story. Each page gives you the character's name plus some comments. There is even a statement from staff member Hisao Yokobori. This DVD is of premium quality for sure and I am confident that people who like action and can appreciate a good story will like stories 4-6.