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The entire world went up in flames one day, and the survivors, having re-established themselves, are now stuck fighting against people who randomly
combust and go on fire filled rampages.
The story revolves around on dude who lost his family to such events, and is now determined to fix the world. A pretty standard shounen motivation. Bad stuff went down, they're angry that it happened, now
want to fix everything.
It doesn't break much new ground. But again, the overall story and worldbuilding is interesting. A world of human combustion and superpowers that completely revolve around fire is pretty cool.
Characters - 7/10
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A pretty standard shounen cast. Got a teenage dude as the MC,
another dude as a rival/friend. A few older father figures. Some potential love interests.
She calls Keller and tells him that she has found a buyer for the black pearl at the Arc de Triomphe. When Keller arrives for the rendez-vous, he
finds only Assane, who has called the police. Keller realizes that he has been set up and tries to run, but he is captured. Making good on his earlier promise, Assane allows Guédira to arrest him, on the condition that Benjamin be set free. Claire arrives at the train station the following morning with Raoul and Mariama in tow, eagerly awaiting Assane's arrival. However, it is Benjamin who turns up, carrying a letter from Assane in which he explains his actions and assures a heartbroken Claire how much he loves her. Assane settles into life in jail but is shocked when he receives an envelope from a neighbouring inmate containing a photograph of Assane as a teenager holding an Arsène Lupin book, Cagliostro’s Revenge. The fellow prisoner turns out to be none other than Hubert Pellegrini. Production[edit] Development[edit] Omar Sy (pictured above in 2020) stars as Assane Diop On 19 July 2018, Netflix ordered a new series, to be produced by Gaumont Film Company, about the character Arsène Lupin, portrayed by Omar Sy. In a 2018 interview, Sy revealed that "Arsene Lupin, who is an iconic and charismatic character, will take on a new life in this modern adaptation, unique in its genre". [18] Netflix confirmed that George Kay and François Uzan would be the showrunners, with Louis Leterrier directing the
first three episodes.
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