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[38] On 20 April 2023, Netflix announced that part 3 would premiere on the platform on 5 October of that
year and that it would consist of seven
episodes, with Ludovic Bernard, Daniel Grou, and Xavier Gens directing. [39][4] Music[edit] The series' music is composed by Mathieu Lamboley, who also appears briefly in the tenth episode as the conductor of the orchestra at the Pellegrinis' concert. On
writing the score, Lamboley commented: "To me, Lupin is all about heritage, a father passing on a literary heritage to his son, and the latter continuing the legacy in the present time. The question then became, how do I translate this in music? I decided to take a hybrid approach and mix my classical heritage with more modern sounds [. ] and this is what you can hear in the soundtrack: classical writing blended together with hip hop beats. "[40] Lupin (Music from Part 1 of the Netflix Original Series)Soundtrack album by Mathieu LamboleyReleased8 January 2021 (2021-01-08)GenreOrchestralLength34:00LabelMaisie Music Publishing Lupin (Music from Part 1 of the Netflix Original Series)No. TitleLength1.
Unable to engage him, Boruto used his Kote to defeat Yurui. Afterwards, Boruto faced Shikadai, where after being caught by his shadow, he relied on using his Kote to pressure Shikadai into surrendering. While in the manga Naruto noticed Boruto cheating and subsequently disqualified him from the tournament, in the anime his cheating goes unnoticed, leading to him progressing to the finals against Sarada and Shinki.
During the match, though he teamed up with Sarada against Shinki, their opponent managed to defeat Sarada, before Boruto relied on using his Kote to overpower Shinki's Iron Sand to win. Noticing Boruto's use of the tool, Naruto disqualified Boruto from the tournament and from being a ninja. Lashing out at his father for his actions, the venue was attacked by Momoshiki and Kinshiki Ōtsutsuki in their search for Naruto. Attacking Momoshiki in a panic with his Kote, all his techniques are absorbed, before Naruto returned to save him and regroup with Sarada and Sasuke. Momoshiki then launched a barrage of elemental techniques towards the group, which Naruto blocked with Kurama's assistance. Naruto instructed Sasuke to focus on protecting Boruto and Sarada while he engaged Momoshiki, during which Boruto calls out to him before losing
consciousness from Momoshiki's large scale attack. Waking up in hospital, he learned that Naruto was captured, and runs to the Hokage's Office, where he puts on his father's old jacket and feels guilty for his attitude towards him. He is then approached by Sasuke, who invited Boruto to rescue his father.
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Flora Sumi Shimamoto Philece Sampler Emperor Ganishka Tessho Genda Production[edit] A new Berserk anime was announced in December 2015 in Hakusensha's Young Animal magazine,[11][6][12] with a short preview trailer released at Comiket later the same month. [1][13] The anime's website announced in February 2016 that the project would be a television series. [14] A second trailer was streamed in March 2016. [15][16] A teaser video was streamed on the series' website in early June 2016.
