Lupin III’s First 3D Movie Trailer Looks Great

Turning 2D style of anime into 3D movies sounds dangerous, but the first trailer for Lupin III The First proves that there is a way to make things work.

Lighting and color palettes are similar to most other 3D films, but that might be a perfect way to attract new fans from other countries as the traditional style might seem too much sometimes. The characters here and their animations look awesome, and the best thing is that the movie appears to save the magic of the original style.

The film will be released in Japan on December 6. Do you like the way it looks? Discuss the trailer in the comments!

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Lupin III’s First 3D Movie Trailer Looks Great

Turning 2D style of anime into 3D movies sounds dangerous, but the first trailer for Lupin III The First proves that there is a way to make things work.

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