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

Every Lupin moment featuring Youssef Guédira, in story order. Played by Soufiane Guerrab.
86 moments · 1h 57m · by Favseen
Moments 61–86 of 86

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.

Told he cannot tap the Diop family's devices, Guédira explodes, invokes Belkacem's fall and vows to bring Assane in.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

Guédira lists Adèle's charges and the Interpol transfer, then notices her smile vanish and demands to know what in England frightens a girl who faked her death.

Belkacem surfaces after a week in a coma, flashes back to the chase, and tells Guédira that neither Diop nor the copycat was the one who pushed her.

In the transfer van Adèle bargains against London, then plants the idea that Assane used her arrest as cover; Guédira jumps out of the convoy to stop him.

Guédira pulls his gun on a masked dancer mid-performance and orders him to unmask, only to find a bewildered stranger and a booing audience.

Guédira admits he was played, then connects the empty van to The Arrest of Arsène Lupin: nobody was swapped, the old woman is Adèle herself.

In the crown gallery Guédira demands the truth. Assane admits Adèle is his daughter, names the Guardians, and asks his friend to let them go.

Back at the museum, Guédira walks Sofia through the night she lost her memory until she recalls where the shove came from.

The detectives pin down the stolen-sneaker dealer and comb his surveillance footage for the Air Jordan thief.

Raoul never flew to Dakar; he tells his father the fall was his doing and Assane promises he is not alone.

Assane tells Guédira the treasure is real and Korvin is corrupt, begs him to leave Raoul alone, then fights his way out when backup arrives.

Stuck on where Arsène the First took his first flight, Claire turns to the other Lupin expert, who names The Teeth of the Tiger and Saint-Cloud Park.

The police arrive as Raoul walks to Pellegrini's chopper; Guédira shouts at him to stop, a shot rings out, and Claire screams for Assane.