
The police ask Assane to help catch the new Lupin
Assane explains the deepfake framing him, is cleared, and laughs off an offer to work for the police until they refuse to let him leave.

Every Lupin moment featuring Assane Diop, in story order. Played by Omar Sy.
285 moments · 7h 29m · by Favseen
Moments 211–240 of 285

Assane explains the deepfake framing him, is cleared, and laughs off an offer to work for the police until they refuse to let him leave.

Assane comes home cleared, but Raoul will not trust his promises, storms out, and is tackled by armed officers in the street.

Raoul apologizes for his mistake; Assane admits he was absent when it mattered and vows that this time he is here to stay.

Assane realizes the decryption key was left on purpose; the deepfake locks the police out and dares him to level up and join the final heist.

Posing as Adèle to lure her mother to Paris, Assane learns the girl was adopted, became obsessed with Lupin a year ago, and faked her death.

Over a Lupin pastiche he read in prison, Assane argues that a copycat needs his tools, which points to the elusive gear maker Wagner.

Guédira charges in and loses the suspect; Assane cuffs him, drops stolen evidence in his lap, and reminds everyone he is not a cop.

Claire blames Assane for Raoul's arrest and for never checking on her; he swears he is back for good, but she can no longer believe him.

A bombastic lawyer barges in citing a chipped glass and a stifling room as violations, bullying Guédira out of the room to get Wagner alone.

Assane gasses the station and drives Wagner to safety; in the panic Wagner names the vault and the transfer, then the whole escape is revealed as a con.

Assane presses Imbert into revealing a legendary diamond tied to the kings' treasure, then insists the gala unveiling go ahead as bait.

Adèle blows through every checkpoint on a motorbike while Guédira cannot raise Assane; the police then learn who is really carrying the diamond.

Trapped, Adèle demands the diamond; Assane asks where her necklace comes from, and a memory of a gift given years ago tells him who her mother is.

Raoul is released into his parents' arms; a phone call about the arrest turns into the episode's final blow about who Adèle really belongs to.

Juliette recalls her father finding the pregnancy test, the stillbirth lie, the English orphanage, and how Adèle traced them both through Interpol DNA.

Assane breaks the news to Ben, defends Juliette against the Pellegrini name, and decides to break Adèle out before England kills her, Raoul or not.

At the gate Assane's French passport is refused and the Senegalese one is missing; Raoul, who waited years for this trip, walks away in disgust.

On a deepfaked prison call Adèle names the four noble families guarding the kings' treasure, reveals Pellegrini is one of them, and promises to let it go.

Ben frets over his crowd of booked grannies while Assane picks up Raoul for a surprise that turns out to be ballet, not the UFC tickets he hoped for.

Ben's trek is hopelessly behind schedule, so Assane slips out of the ballet, hacks the dispatch chatter and sets a new rendezvous at Saint-Augustin.

The plan unpacked: Assane and Ben steal an experimental neurotoxin, Adèle lures Guédira to the opera, the grannies stall the van, and Adèle ages out of custody.

Assane plans to make Adèle disappear and awkwardly claims the dad role; she hands over the stolen diamond, the fourth jewel. He repeats their deal.

A private call warns Adèle will be next. She refuses to back down, and Assane finally agrees to go after the Guardians on his own terms.

Assane explains the crown, the four gems and the Chapelle expiatoire, then teases Adèle for giving up when the records are not on a computer.

Posing as an outraged buyer, Assane rants about a broken statue and stolen art until Adèle, as an activist student, demands the archives.

Assane keeps the manager busy with a rambling Abdou Diallo replay while Adèle photographs the records, then blames the British. The crown went to the Invalides.

Facing a crown locked in glass inside a military fortress, Assane shrugs off impossible and promises a heist with flair.

Korvin's team spots Assane in a general's costume, then a second, then fifteen. The control room loses track as the lookalikes flood the courtyard.

Assane and Adèle charm a professor with a plan for a social-media happening celebrating the general, really a cover for their army of lookalikes.

The heist replayed from the inside. Adèle guides Assane past the cops, triggers the cannons, loops the feed and clears the crown gallery for the grab.