#assane diop

[amiracleilluminated]

[gaal-dornick]

assane + earrings

[theimprobable1]

Men will be like “c’est toi mon idole” and then they block your exit from a maze and set you up to get arrested

[firewalkwithbeeee]

bro…

[cambrioleur]

Same energy

[kalincka]

« Si on doit travailler ensemble, tu dois me faire confiance. — Aucune chance. » LUPIN NETFLIX | S03 EP05

[merciganimard]

I'm so fuckin sorry Benjamin

[popfishjr]

Guys would you betray your closest friend who you were friends with since childhood and who has saved your life MULTIPLE times and helped you fake your death and helped you carry out multiple heists (and is kinda good-looking) in order to save your mom who has been missing for 30 fucking years?

[sirleonthelongsuffering]

youssef rescuing raoul AND helping assane save his mother, he's so involved in that man's family !!

[fyeahsmokinhot]

This show really wants me to ship Assane and Ben!

Who am I to argue...🤷‍♀️

[okonominyaki]

Screaming crying throwing up literally

Lupin season 3 spoilers up to ep4

Assane should have found another way; there WOULD HAVE BEEN another way. Ben has literally been there longer for him than his mother. Ben probably LOVES HIM MORE than his mother. Ben would literally do anything and everything for Assane and Assane goes and throws it all away. For the demands of a Kidnapper nonetheless this is so stupid. I’m honestly really kinda disappointed because

1. it doesn’t make sense from a *common sense* kind of perspective, give the Kidnappers what they want they just gonna keep demanding it’s super extremely stupid

2. doesn’t make sense from a characterization standpoint, Assane is this Good Guy (good crook? Robin Hood type?) who literally remembers people from decades ago who’d done him one (1) kindness and repays them tenfold. But his bff he just goes and stabs in the back like that? And like it’s nothing, too??

3. it’s just stupid

Doesnt seem like something Assane would do. Nor Lupin for that matter. I miss the first season :-(

[amiracleilluminated]

Omar Sy as Assane Diop in Lupin (2021- )

[gaal-dornick]

assane + the leather jacket

[theimprobable1]

Listen, Guédira may be straight and he may have a thing for Belkacem but none of it changes the fact that he’s ready to start taking his clothes off the second Assane calls him Ganimard

[cant-get-worse-than-this]

Bruno: You have friends and I envy that.

Assane : You're welcome to share my friends.

Bruno: *looks at Ben and Youssef*

Bruno: I don't want those.

[cambrioleur]

Random observations on this season (updating)

(SPOILERS, OBVIOUSLY)

Episode 1

I don't think we've ever seen Assane do a genuine fourth-wall break before

OK so Claire has a last name now

Assane really expected that he could just show up and Claire would just fall at his feet

I'm surprised Benjamin is just allowed to continue working at his shop

This feels better-edited than Parts 1 & 2

Name a more iconic duo than Belkacem and failing constantly (she really doesn't listen, does she)

Episode 2

Philippe Courbet sighting

NEVER invite Guédira to a funeral lmaooo

Hang on I'm just now realizing that Juliette is at this funeral, too (she's standing in the second row behind Benjamin and Claire and honestly doesn't seem too upset about Assane's "death")

I like how in the flashback Babakar tells Assane that he reminds him of his mother and then it turns out she was a criminal

This seems to be around the time of Raoul's birthday again; he really can't catch a break on that

Episode 3

New shipping war just dropped: Guédira/Belkacem vs Guédira/Fleur

That bit where Claire was outright begging Benjamin to tell her Assane was alive and he couldn't...that was sad

But then it was followed by Benjamin doing the "uhh my FRIEND just died" act with Belkacem which was funny

This gang of thugs is trying a little too hard tbh

Assane's disguise in this episode is fucking terrible lol

The basketball coach disguise, on the other hand, is the only time I've genuinely thought he wasn't recognizable

Episode 4

Ironically that coach persona is probably the best parenting Assane has ever done

Claire? Doing things that are vaguely cool?? That feels illegal. Also, she looked so proud of herself for swiping that book, lol

Betraying Benjamin was certainly...a choice on Assane's part ("everyone disliked that")

This episode is going to devastate the show's Tumblr fandom

Episode 5

Assane trolling the shit out of Guédira will never not be funny

These 1998 flashbacks are pretty dark actually

Honestly the way Claire got that reveal out of Benjamin was very well-played on her part

Guédira out here looking like present-day Ringo Starr with that disguise

Aww look at Assane playing the matchmaker for Guédira and Belkacem, heh heh

This is easily one of the funniest episodes

Except Benjamin is straight up not having a good time -- it looks like he got beaten up in prison

Episode 6

Actually, now that I'm thinking about it, I'm not totally sure Benjamin knows that Assane betrayed him. It's possible he just thinks that he fucked up with the bracelet and then missed a cue in the maze

"Pasta with ketchup" jesus fucking christ Claire that sounds horrendous (although I'm guessing the only reason they did that was because of the ketchup-bottle reveal)

Assane really has Claire's number because he's now seduced her twice under two different identities

IDK whether or not Raoul has figured out that the coach is his dad but it's funny that he still seemed to be shipping it either way

It's nice that we get to see Claire's more playful side in this season, like her messing with Assane by acting really flirty with "Alex" after she realizes they're the same person

INCREDIBLE casting for the younger and older versions of Keller tbh; they easily look like they could be the same person

Episode 7

What a nice family reunion...it would be a shame if something happened to it...

The flashbacks are significantly darker than the present timeline this time around

Guédira finally got to arrest Assane, good for him!

The scene at the train station with the letter from Assane to Claire sort of reminds me of the ending to A Tale of Two Cities, which I had to read for AP prep a while back

Oh look, Hubert Pellegrini is back

So they're CLEARLY setting up another season with this ending

The choice of people to show on the montage there was interesting, lol

I could see a Juliette antagonist arc happening tbh

Maybe Assane's mom isn't all she seems either

And what about Benjamin? If he turns against Assane the viewers are going to lose their minds