
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

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.

Home safe, Dumont phones Pellegrini about Babakar Diop and a new party. Then his smart speaker starts repeating the call back at him, word by word.

Assane turns up unmasked, hints he can reach Dumont's wife, and trades a promise to stop for the name of a journalist who once nearly took Pellegrini down.

Assane breaks into a reclusive journalist's flat posing as a fan. She insists Fabienne no longer exists, while her dog J'accuse growls at the name Pellegrini.

Assane lays out his father's framing and death, says he wants to finish what her book started, and is told to go home because Pellegrini is untouchable.

Fabienne tracks Assane down with nothing left to lose and demands his name. After two fakes he says Assane Diop, and they map how Pellegrini profited in 1995.

Fabienne sends Assane after a green VHS tape in her old paper's archives. A fake phone call turns the front desk into his escort, until the ruse unravels.

A chess tournament label hides footage of Pellegrini doubling the price on a 1996 arms sale that Fabienne ties to a deadly embassy attack. They go public.

Girls' night turns out to be a date. Raoul teases his father about the handsome doctor with the nice car, then tells him to stop pretending he does not care.

Pellegrini answers the rumor on live TV by daring Salvator to show his face. Then a reporter asks if the Kuala Lumpur victims' blood is on his hands.

Fabienne is buzzing after her public question, but Assane books a TV debut and insists on taking the next risk himself, for his father.

Assane builds his Salvator face while Fabienne hands him the wrong brushes. His gift should make her write again; she says he is the one who brought her back.

Disguised as an old man, Assane goes on The Other Edition to play the Kuala Lumpur footage. The tape that rolls has been cut clean, leaving Salvator speechless.

Pellegrini's man corners Fabienne at home and demands Assane's address. She answers with her old line about a journalist's sources. Assane arrives too late.

Assane opens Fabienne's book and reads her letter: they may have lost tonight, but he will never quit. A closing song plays as he looks up at J'accuse.

After the journalist's death, Assane wonders whether to quit the fight. Benjamin reminds him it is Raoul's birthday and that giving up means Pellegrini wins.

Assane gives his 14-year-old a top hat, then springs a train trip on Claire, who finds she has no choice as usual.

Posing as a policeman after a burglary, a younger Assane convinces a wealthy woman that her valuables are safer with him, down to the Fabergé egg.

Assane reveals the trip is to the Arsène Lupin celebration, and Raoul rattles off the treasure riddle from memory while Claire watches her two fans.

Juliette corners Assane and refuses to be the one who waits; he admits he loves them both and tries to end it.

Father and son grill Claire about Marc, then Assane takes a group photo and admires himself in it.

Assane leads the birthday song far too loudly, produces a marble cake and a Lupin figure, then goes off to find drinks.

A fake inspector works down the carriage toward the family and Assane takes him on; afterwards he explains his bruises as a quarrel over the best Lupin story.

The fancy dinner Claire did not want turns into a celebration when Assane learns he is going to be a dad and cannot stop announcing it.

Held at gunpoint on the train, Assane walks his captor straight into the police he summoned, with a necklace stone planted in the man's pocket.

At Étretat the pregnant Claire shoots down Maurice, Assane Junior and Arsène before Assane lands on Raoul and promises no more fuck-ups.

Claire will not accept another promise of no more secrets; Assane says it is about his father and asks for one more chance, until they notice Raoul is gone.

Assane runs the shore calling for his son, asking strangers about a boy in a top hat, as the Lupin celebration carries on around him.

Tickets are checked, then a scream: Assane and Claire tear through the station and parking lot for their son dressed as Lupin, and a witness names a gray BMW.

Claire blames Assane for the kidnapping and threatens to call the police; he begs her not to and swears he will get Raoul back. Guédira insists on coming along.

No reception, so Assane finds the kidnapper's route on a paper map while Guédira invents a worried wife as an excuse to stop in Bourneville.

While Assane questions silent villagers, Guédira phones the station and, with his target in earshot, tells his partner he has found their man and needs backup.

Assane announces his kidnapped son to a silent room, loses patience with the barman, and gets the lead he needs. Guédira refuses to be left behind.

A text from the captor's phone invites Assane to a rendezvous; one wrong Lupin detail tells Assane and Guédira it is a trap, and they decide to walk into it.

At the old house Léonard lets Raoul see his father and scream for him; Assane promises to kill anyone who touches his son and is dared to come and get him.

Guédira suggests calling the police; Assane answers that the man who took his son owns them, then shuts down the Lupin game talk.

Assane calmly asks how long before the police arrive, tells Guédira he has known his name for weeks, and leaves him tied up: he does not work with cops.

Assane tears through the old house calling for Raoul, who answers from somewhere inside; the kidnapper has left a mocking note behind.

Gun drawn, Guédira cuffs Assane while he pleads that his son is inside; Guédira admits he had believed they could be Lupin and will not fall for it again.

Cold open: the police have their man in the back of a car, but Assane only wants one answer and keeps asking it.

Assane presses the officers about the car they found; Belkacem snaps and produces the only thing that was in the trunk.

Assane promises not to run before Paris, asks for the bathroom, and walks out past the officers with a ruse they only notice too late.

Raoul's call to his father is cut short; Hubert Pellegrini introduces himself and tells the boy what Assane really does for a living.

Security clocks a man who should not be there; the hunt runs through the kitchens and down to the basement, where he is not.

Replay of the trick: the TV interview cut into fake orders for Dumont, the same sentence looping until the plan clicks.

Reunited, Raoul asks his father the question straight; Assane tells him about Pellegrini and his grandfather, and makes a promise.

Rewind to the night Raoul was taken: Assane tells Ben he suspects Pellegrini and needs him, while Claire is told he always finds a way.

Assane walks into Pellegrini's office with a trade: the rest of the necklace once Raoul is safe. Pellegrini says what he really wants.

Closing montage: Assane brings Raoul back to his mother while Johnny Nash's song plays, and the episode ends on a single word.

Frozen out by Claire, Assane rants to Benjamin, who refuses to just agree with him; Assane decides Pellegrini will suffer the way he did, through family.

Assane walks into Juliette's restaurant convinced it's a trap; she insists there's no catch, their fathers' war shouldn't poison them, and asks him to stay.

Over wine Assane and Juliette admit they've become too reasonable, then relive their youth by walking out on the bill under a no-show donor's name.

Assane grabs a delivery scooter and whisks Juliette along the Seine and over Pont Neuf while a soul ballad plays.

Juliette scolds Assane for the painting but admits they both want this; to prove it's real she demands the bracelet Claire's new man just gave her.

With the bracelet delivered, Assane promises a clean slate but tells Juliette her father framed his; her mother knows, and a cop called Ganimard can be trusted.

Rewind to the plan: Assane targets Pellegrini's daughter, Benjamin books the table as Horace Velmont, and every spontaneous beat of the date was arranged.

Assane explains the trick: a doctored news clip, friends playing cops and a fake painting make Juliette believe in a theft, so she will trap her own father.

Benjamin marvels that the whole scheme was built around one cafe meeting, then Juliette's mother sits down with the cop to tell the truth about her husband.

With Pellegrini in custody, Benjamin tells Assane the job is done and over, but Assane insists on seeing Juliette one more time.

Shaken by her father's release, Juliette wants to call off the foundation concert; Assane insists the kids need it and that quitting means her father wins.

Father and son trade favourite Lupin stories before Raoul admits he is tired of promises that it is almost over, and that he sounds like his mother.

Assane is reunited with his dog while Ben accuses him of guilt-tripping Juliette; a parting dig at Pellegrini sets J'accuse off again.

By phone, Assane keeps a panicking Ben calm, sits him next to the man following him, and uses the closing bus doors to lose the tail.

Ben wants to leave the city; Assane, wanted for murder, says he was framed like his father and the Châtelet plan will clear him.

With the police closing in, Assane and Ben find the secret passage they mapped as kids, and the flashback shows why they kept the map.

Safe again, Assane recalls the first Lupin stage play at the Châtelet and declares that tomorrow's performance will be their last and finish Pellegrini.

Assane raids an office by night and comes out with a name; Ben explains the wealth manager whose briefcase holds Pellegrini's secrets.

Assane tells Ben they need help and waits where Lupin fans gather; a stranger calls them out on their upside-down reading.

The crew designs a financial-expert identity to dangle in front of Pellegrini and picks a name with a hidden Lupin link.

A fake call from Brussels warns Lacroix about a dangerous broker, and Lacroix dutifully passes the name straight to Pellegrini.

As the news speculates whether Diop will appear, Ben walks through the donation setup and steadies Assane before they split up.

From the seat behind him, Assane forces Pellegrini to admit who killed whom, why Babakar was framed, and what happened after.

Cornered at gunpoint in the theater, Assane surrenders, then politely points out that the guard's safety is still on.

With Diop in his sights, Dumont is ordered to drop his gun by his own colleagues and arrested for corruption.

Assane takes the stage to tell Juliette and the audience what her father did, as the police close in.

Police flood the roof and corridors while Assane slips down to the river and makes off by boat.

Assane's river getaway plays out under a song about the gentleman thief who robs without a weapon and leaves flowers.

Assane meets Claire and Raoul at ten o'clock, tells them it is over, and leaves them with a promise to be watching.

A priceless pearl is in transit when a 'Central Precinct' call warns the courier his driver is dirty. He takes the metro, and the pearl vanishes.

Under an orange umbrella Assane begs Claire to flee France with him and Raoul. She tells him the only fix is to turn himself in.

Ben lays out what the year of headlines has done to Claire. Assane answers with a plan so risky it breaks the scale, and it starts with the Black Pearl.

A chase, a fake cop and a real badge: the 2017 pearl job that went wrong. Assane vows that if he disappears, it will be with a bang.

A barely disguised Assane walks into the Place Vendôme jeweler, jokes about being mistaken for Diop and asks the clerk what colour his eyes are.

Police flood the gallery to find an empty case. A uniformed man climbs the building, the changed code locks them out, and Diop is cuffed in the courtyard.

Assane repays an old debt with a job offer, then dresses Benjamin as a transferred SWAT commander with one rule: the bigger the lie, the more they buy it.

The security tour replayed from the pillar: Assane prompts every question, winces at Ben's fear of heights and hands him the honour of France.

Assane narrates the whole con: a leaked letter to fill the square, the crowd to slip into SWAT, a changed code to escape, and a staged arrest as the exit.

The crew celebrates in the van and parts ways. Then police spot Assane on the rooftops near Place Vendôme, and the episode ends on a scream.

Two fake doctors bluff each other over a covered body, each trying to out-credential the other before dropping the act.

Guédira argues Lupin always fakes his death, then insists on examining the body in the morgue with his own ears.

Mid-eulogy at Père Lachaise, Guédira barges in demanding proof of death; the mourners erupt and the lid comes up.

Assane walks Ben through the plan step by step until the punchline lands: the witnesses are there to see Assane Diop die.

The mechanics of the fake death unfold alongside the night itself, until Ben asks how you get out of a nailed-shut coffin.

Assane brings out the dog, Ben despairs, and a treat run proves the cemetery tunnel works both ways.

Shopping for a casket for a dear friend of exactly his height and weight, Assane tests the wood and praises the craftsmanship.

Keller pushes the grieving boy through a punishing round and tells him he has a family now, intercut with the burial.

Out of the coffin and into the dark, Assane is greeted by the dog who sniffed his way through the tunnel.

A classified ad, calls to prisons in Senegal, and a prerecorded message summoning Assane to a church with the pearl.

With the sale and the house all set, Assane pulls the plug: someone using his childhood name knows he is alive.

A phone voice orders the pearl into the donation box and tells Assane he now works for her captors, cut against the boy's last call.

A poker night in Nanterre turns into Cisco's ace-or-die ritual; in the chaos a stranger drives off with the kingpin's own car.

Assane, posing as ex-con Delangle, hands Cisco back his car, talks fate, and accepts the ace-or-die test to get into the crew.

Two days earlier: Assane explains to Ben why he is sure the caller is Mariama, and the ransom demand is a Manet stolen in Boston, held by Cisco.

Wandering Cisco's house, Assane is drawn into the old woman's room; she praises her son and asks whether he looks after his own mother.

Cisco interrogates Delangle; Assane flips the accusation, a planted number on Kad's phone connects to a police lieutenant, and the ace is drawn.

Ben shows a board of wealthy enemies: a fake Rodin, a tax fraud, the Pellegrinis. One of them, Assane bets, has his mother. Two days left.

After rehearsing his new name, a disguised Assane meets Claire as the coach; she confides that Raoul just lost his father and he addresses the team.

Cisco lays out a ten-million-euro truck heist; Assane points out the GPS, nearby police stations and traffic, then claims a niece to explain a school holiday.

Cisco's crew hits the truck, police close in, and Assane drives the shabby getaway car into a car wash so it emerges unrecognizable in orange.

Cisco catches Delangle's story, forces another ace draw, but Assane has Ben tip off the police and recalls where the stolen Manet is hidden.

Fleur Bélanger corners Claire again at Raoul's game; Claire tells her to leave her son alone and tells the coach this is the life Assane left her.

At the handover, Assane refuses to give up the painting until he hears Mariama's voice; she begs him to do nothing more for her captors.

A tracker in the Manet leads to Place d'Italie; Assane is already there and heads in for his mother while Ben pleads with him to wait.

Assane demands to see his mother; her voice on the line warns him that resisting her captors only makes things worse.

Assane lays out the next forced job, a sapphire bracelet with a legendary clasp; Benjamin balks until Assane reminds him whose life is at stake.

Claire meets Raoul's coach to ask what her son confides; he refuses to snitch, then awkwardly insists he is not hitting on her.

Posing as a landscaper's man, Assane lectures two gardeners on dense soil, missed Zoom calls and job security until they follow him.

Assane explains why trusted staff are the perfect cover, settles on the cloakroom, and Benjamin fails his first try at the Robin clasp.

A reporter wants Claire's story on Assane's death; when the coach suggests she cannot move on, Claire reminds him Raoul is her son alone.

The replica is finished; Assane drills Benjamin on the plan and he rattles off every turn of the garden maze without hesitation.

Two very passionate coatroom men explain Gérard's resignation, denounce plastic hangers and a scent of mold, and threaten the union.

Assane's mother relays the real order: the police must catch a thief, and it will not be him. A voice names the betrayal of a friend.

Assane runs the labyrinth route alone as police arrest Benjamin; the test was how far Assane would go. Young Assane wins the ring fight.

Shaken, the coach admits he pretended to know what is best for Raoul; Claire talks about motherhood and confesses she is reading Lupin.

Guédira finds Assane alive at the cemetery. Assane invokes The Red Silk Scarf, the one time Lupin and Ganimard worked together, and asks for help.

Sofia knocks and Guédira stalls her with the worst excuse available. Assane then lays out what a partnership would get the police.

To earn Guédira's help saving his mother, Assane records a dated video admitting he faked his death and promising to turn himself in.

Introduced to a 'colleague' who looks a lot like Assane Diop, Guédira gets talked into gushing about Sofia, on camera.

Posing as police with Guédira, Assane shatters a 25,000-euro vase and points out industrial oven bubbles on an antique that predates ovens.

Assane and Guédira stack up imaginary years of prison until the parolee gallery owner admits he was asked to broker the stolen Manet.

Inside his hideout, Assane tells Guédira he will play a rich collector at the sale, or he can call Belkacem and arrest him right now.

At the Hotel Derwatt, Guédira repeats Assane's lines in his ear, bluffs about his reputation, and gets the sellers down to 20 million.

Mid-toast the police storm in. Assane thanks Ganimard and leaves him the painting and the bracelet, just as Sofia pulls off the disguise.

Sofia recaps the mess she found Youssef in, then plays back the call that sent her to the hotel, with a sign-off only one man would use.

Young Assane is told to channel his rage at Keller's gym; in the present, his captor admits the painting and pearl were never the point.

Assane visits Ben in prison with a rare steak. Ben warns that Claire knows he is alive; Assane names the kidnapper from his past and promises to handle it.

Claire tells the coach he is nothing like Assane except that he never worries, then asks if they could have been more than friends. He deflects.

Assane talks his way into the flat he grew up in and uncovers the message his mother left for Sanni, while she searches the same streets for her son.

Claire says Assane being alive will not stop her seeing someone else and asks the coach if she has a chance. He steers her to the gold elevator.

Still on the phone, Assane sends Claire back downstairs, slips stolen goods into her pursuer's pocket, and lets security grab the man.

Assane asks his mother the one question that matters; she explains the stolen wages, the arrest and the shame that kept her away for 25 years.

Posing as a cop who has spotted fake plates, Assane bullies and flatters a parking attendant into handing over the keys, then has him sign a release.

Assane wants to blackmail the minister; Claire and his mother have already decided the family runs. He promises his mom no more robberies or disguises.

Assane in disguise claims to be the boy guide from Chad in 1969 and flatters his way into an invitation to the Legion of Honor ceremony at Beauvau.

Introduced to the Minister of the Interior, Assane's colonel delivers a quiet speech about those who bled for a flag that was not theirs.

Assane walks Mariama through the plan: a diversion, an open safe, a letter as the hint, and why nobody searches a Black woman of a certain age.

Spotted at Beauvau, Assane and his mother flee through the presidential evacuation tunnels and a boat he planned ahead, leaving the minister fuming.

The minister's contact list of traffickers and arms dealers buys Assane a favor: he wants nothing but someone released from prison.

In her cell, Assane asks Keller's partner to snitch; she throws loyalty at him, he reminds her he was 17 and asks what family makes kids fight and kill.

Assane names Keller for what he is and asks Manon if she wants to stay his scapegoat; she calls Keller and sets a meeting at the Arc de Triomphe.

Keller learns Manon betrayed him, the cops close in, old wounds from 1998 are reopened, and Assane offers one choice: hand over the pearl or go free.

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.

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.

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.

Holding the stolen crown, Assane tells Adèle Juliette would be proud of her. Alone, he dedicates the hunt to Juliette.

Caught with his stash, Raoul refuses to be lectured by the parents who told him his father was off on adventures, and asks Assane about his passport.

Raoul begs to join his father's life; Assane insists Lupin is over and will not pass on his mistakes. Claire says she has never seen him parent like this.

The Guardians' men already have three of the gems when Adèle walks in. Assane fights them off, orders his daughter out, and stays to face the rest.

Assane wakes bound in the Guardian's hands; a schoolyard memory shows Charmerace's grudge, and a truth serum is promised.

Tied to a chair, Assane calmly tells his guard he will free himself and knock him out, and does exactly that.

Both dosed with truth serum, Assane explains how he knew Juliette was alive and she pushes him on why he really came.

Hunting for the hidden stones, the two parents compare notes on their daughter and the Chapelle expiatoire lead.

Forced to tell the truth, Assane tells Charmerace he looks like a fish when angry, then gives up the two names he knows.

Adèle and Charmerace trade the crown for Assane on the Julien bridge, with Assane conceding defeat as Adèle holds her nerve.

With the crown in hand, Charmerace shoots Assane, who crashes through the guardrail into the river as Adèle runs.

Father and daughter surface alive, and a jump back a day reveals the plan: a bulletproof vest, a weakened guardrail, a staged fall.

Hidden behind the one-way mirror, Ben empties Charmerace's case with a half-known code and swaps in a hologram projector.

Pressed by Assane, Ben admits he and Claire love each other; Assane calls it a betrayal of what the three of them had.

Assane, Juliette and Adèle set the jewelled crown by Louis XVI's tomb and wait for the light; nothing happens, then everything does.

Cold open: father and daughter size up the most guarded safe in France while the police still dredge the river for their bodies.

Juliette visits the hideout, hears the fortress is sealed from every side, and confesses the tunnel entrance she once denied exists.

Young Juliette tells Assane the treasure was a myth she invented; years later she admits the real reason was protecting him from her father.

Assane and Adèle bluff past the police station desk with a melting ice box, bogus forms and a dare to guess what's inside.

Adèle's movie-inspired trick blinds the cameras while Korvin is sent chasing a box marked Karadine across her own office.

Back where he and Juliette once stopped, Assane spots notches in the stone and fits the crown into the wall as Juliette's warning crackles in.

Inside the fortress Assane scatters his pebbles while Adèle breaks the alarm system and the final door unlocks.

Father and daughter walk into centuries of French gold and read the passage from Leblanc that foretold who would find it.

Korvin's men storm the vault; Assane and Adèle slip out through smoke and bullets to the roar of Song 2.

A ricochet has hit Adèle; with hospitals off limits, Assane turns up at Claire's door and introduces the girl as his daughter.

Claire says she always knew about Juliette; Assane explains Pellegrini told Juliette her baby was stillborn to keep his bloodline pure.

Claire tells Juliette it was her teenage note that tipped off Pellegrini; the flashback shows him smiling over young love before Assane absolves her.

The honey bunny joke lands, Assane says this is family not friendship, then learns Raoul left for Dakar without a word.

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

Raoul admits he panicked, shoved the commissioner and nearly fled to Dakar; Assane tells him they will fix it together.

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.

Assane says the only way to save Raoul is to take the Guardians' treasure; Claire refuses to hear it, Juliette signs on.

Assane explains Varennes, the vault's weak ventilation and how opening one dam and closing another will flood Paris underground and force a relocation.

Posing as a pompous customs controller hunting a stowaway, Ben traps the dam staff, then he and Assane open the dams on a count of three.

Ben parked the bike somewhere discreet; Assane finds it being hauled away and has to sweet-talk the tow crew mid-heist.

Assane rides a horse straight at the armored convoy and leads every police bike on a chase through Paris until he is cornered on Soufflot.

Charmerace learns the Korvin beside him was an impostor, and the replay shows Juliette's sandman trick, Assane's diversion and Adèle's drone hiding the van.

Claire teases Ben in biker leathers, Juliette rolls up driving the armored truck, and Assane trots in on the horse nobody can explain.

Hubert Pellegrini has Adèle and Raoul and names a Lupin riddle as the meeting spot; Assane drives off alone with everyone's keys in his pocket.

Assane demands his kids before handing over the truck; Hubert lets Adèle go, then calls her back at gunpoint and refuses to say where Raoul is.

Raoul steps out of Pellegrini's car and tells his father the heist was his, and that he went to Hubert himself.

Raoul says the man he hated never lied to him, Hubert gloats that the new generation is taking over, and Raoul announces he is leaving the nest.

Raoul starts a timer on Adèle and tells Assane to pick her or the chopper; Assane refuses to choose and begs him to stop, and Raoul says goodbye.

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.