
Better than Ganimard: Assane lets Guedira arrest him
Assane surrenders to Guedira, telling him he is as good as Lupin, and says he himself is not Lupin anymore. In the van he denies knowing where the pearl is.

Every Lupin moment featuring Assane Diop, in story order. Played by Omar Sy.
285 moments · 7h 29m · by Favseen
Moments 181–210 of 285

Assane surrenders to Guedira, telling him he is as good as Lupin, and says he himself is not Lupin anymore. In the van he denies knowing where the pearl is.

A stood-up Assane gives a rose to a passerby; minutes later a woman asks for it back, claiming she was the late date. The pearl travels with it.

Claire reads Assane's farewell as he confesses to Guedira with three conditions, the first being Benjamin Férel's release. He turns himself in to set them free.

Assane asks for something to read; in his cell a copy of Cagliostro's Revenge arrives from a neighbor, and a message is delivered. The trap may be on him.

Interrogated a week before release, Assane shrugs off the Pellegrini question while a flashback shows a private jet bound for Argentina.

A cheerful prison visit: Assane springs his early release on Guédira and swears his only plan now is to be a real father.

The director walks Assane through a tempered-glass, soundproof cell watched by eighty inmates and ten guards, and Assane politely applauds.

The whole block counts down to eight, the lights cut, and when they come back the cage is empty and the painting is gone in Avignon.

The LED walls switch off to reveal Assane never left his cage, and the cell block erupts in a Lupin chant while he protests it was not him.

Guédira accuses Assane of nearly killing Sofia; Assane walks him through the one-way LED cage, the hacked power grid and the unlocked cell doors.

Assane deduces the Avignon painting was a water-soluble fake dissolved by the fire alarms, his own Manhattan signature, and names a copycat.

A mask is found in Assane's cell; he names Pellegrini as the one who hates him enough, and a flashback shows how he stranded Hubert in Malaysia.

In the visiting room, Assane tells Raoul he chose to serve his sentence, wants to be done with Lupin, and promises they will fly to his grandfather's homeland.

Two guards chat about the freezing supermax and a stuck car door before realising the prisoner they are moving has lifted the keys.

Assane turns up in disguise to confront Juliette, hears Hubert begging over the phone, and learns she thinks his exile was the best gift ever.

A device speaks with Assane's own face and voice, invites him to play a game, and he vows to unmask whoever picked the wrong target.

Claire teases Ben about being an Assane groupie; the moment she leaves, the escaped Assane appears and asks Ben if he can count on him.

Flattered by an imitator, Assane sifts headlines with Ben: a Queen Victoria necklace, a Harrods pearl, a getaway on delivery bikes.

Assane begs Raoul to trust that he was framed; Raoul calls him an addict. A ringing phone brings a threat in Assane's own voice, and he pushes his son away.

Ben identifies the hacker who leaves Lupin books at crime scenes, then reveals the catch: she is supposedly dead. Assane decides to wake her.

Assane traces the deepfake's earpiece and ambushes Adèle, who admits the framing and names her goal: the lost crown jewels of France.

Adèle lays out the legend of the four jewels and offers Assane the deepfake code if he can take the ruby before her. Thieves have honor, she says.

Adèle trips the alarm and vanishes; chased down by Guédira, Assane pleads that a dead woman framed him, then slips the cuffs with an apology.

Assane plays a livestreaming influencer to breeze past the doorman, but Adèle rewrites the guest list in real time and he is turned away.

Ben talks Assane through his own fear of heights from the lift while Assane scales the ironwork; the Angel's Heart reveal is announced for ten.

Assane claims victory, Adèle needles him about his ex and his best friend, then sends their elevator racing up the tower.

Assane fights the plunging elevator by hand while Ben holds Claire, lands to cries of 'Lupin', and gets an earful from Claire.

Cornered with sirens closing in, Assane tells Adèle he never needed her proof; he had been running his own game all along.

Guédira stops his men from shooting and Assane produces a flash photo of Adèle, with a flashback showing how he and Ben rigged the camera.

Cold open: a terrified man is strapped into a fairground ride and taunted from below, then greeted by the police when it finally stops.