
Claire tells Assane he looks like a wreck
Assane meets his ex Claire to hand over late alimony and asks to see their son Raoul; she doubts his new job and his promise to change.

Every Lupin moment featuring Assane Diop, in story order. Played by Omar Sy.
285 moments · 7h 29m · by Favseen
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Assane meets his ex Claire to hand over late alimony and asks to see their son Raoul; she doubts his new job and his promise to change.

Vincent's crew hangs a broke Assane over a ledge for their money; he buys his life by offering them Marie-Antoinette's necklace at the Louvre.

Walking the crew through the Louvre, Assane lays out uniforms, chloroform, dead cameras and a seven-minute window, then reveals his own role: the buyer.

The crew fights guards and fakes an all-clear over the radio as Assane, posing as a tech mogul, calmly joins the auction at 33 million.

With the cameras down and the clock running, Assane skips the bidding war and drops 60 million euros on the Queen's necklace. Sold.

The auction house, surprised by so young a buyer, lets Mr. Sernine handle the necklace before his money even clears.

The crew bolts through the staff exit with the necklace, only to find Rudy's idea of a quiet getaway car waiting outside.

Police question the 'victim' Sernine, Guédira tells his captain the robbery reads like a Lupin story, and Assane walks out with a souvenir.

The rewind: a borrowed name at the Louvre, a loan shark's cash, a crew of thugs and a perfect replica from Benjamin, all narrated by the Lupin book.

The real plan revealed: the thugs were the decoy, the necklace left in a garbage bin, and the lab tells Guédira the recovered piece is a fake.

For once Assane is on time. Claire is sceptical about his low-key night, and Raoul gets smothered by a dad who is finally there.

Assane gives his son the Arsène Lupin book his own father gave him and names it as his heritage, his method and his path.

Assane learns the stolen necklace is intact, so the scattered-gems story was a lie and his father may have been framed 25 years ago.

Disguised as a delivery rider and surrounded by police, Assane demands the truth; Juliette admits the scattered-gems story was invented for the auction.

Police swarm the park after Assane, only to stop a crowd of identical orange delivery riders while the real one vanishes.

Rereading his father's farewell letter, Assane spots deliberate misspellings pointing to a fellow inmate named Comit and decides to get into prison himself.

Posing as a visitor, Assane talks an inmate into walking out in his place, teaches him the handcuff trick, and stays behind in his cell.

Trying to talk his way into a night in the infirmary, Assane offers a diagnosis the doctor finds unlikely and sends him away to try harder.

A dying inmate remembers Babakar Diop and a book he was asked to hand to whoever came on his behalf, with all the answers inside.

Assane recovers his father's copy of Arsène Lupin while Raoul reads his own; marked letters reveal Babakar's claim that he was innocent and trapped.

Claire comes to see Assane in prison; he tells her he has what he needs to clear his father's name, while a dying man asks a last favour.

A hired killer reports the job done, but the body found in the showers is a trick; Lupin's words on illusion play over Assane's walk to freedom.

Cornered in church, Hubert Pellegrini admits he had Babakar sign a confession, reveals he was the generous donor, and names the inspector who lied.

Posing as a tech named Max, Assane rattles Commissioner Dumont with planted files, then walks him into a quiet corridor and a pressure point.

Deposition, report, autopsy, all signed Dumont. Assane tears apart the 1995 investigation and demands to know why Babakar was framed.

Assane lays out Dumont's secret income from a coke dealer and a trafficker, and threatens to tell not Internal Affairs but his wife.

With his wife on the line, Dumont admits taking bribes for his children and says Babakar, broke and raising a son, did the same.

Claire catches Assane forgetting their son's birthday again, sees through his paperwork excuse and asks him to stay safe. Exes, still friends.

Assane shows Dumont a fake video of himself and threatens worse. Pushed too far, he blurts out who he is, and Dumont finally recognises him.

Dumont remembers the boy he spoke harshly to, apologises, claims innocence and begs to be untied so he can see his family.