The character of Lupin III is a playboy, but this is also a show for kids. Some very low level banter and situations are all that take place.

A female character shows some cleavage and another wears a mini skirt.

Lupin comically slams his hands against a wall on either side of Laetitia's head and insinuates that if she doesn't give him her valuable secrets, he "Has other ways of getting that information" He puckers his lips afterwards, but she rejects his advances.

Fujiko Mine strips out of a low-cut dress in front of Lupin. Only her half opaque stocking covered legs can be seen as the dress falls around her ankles.

The action sequences remain bloodless throughout the film, though 60's era pistols are used and fired more than once. Characters are held at gunpoint and at least one character is fatally wounded by a gun on-screen. Almost all action sequences are without casualties, however.

A young woman pepper sprays an innocent, seemingly unarmed security guard.

In the English subtitles, several uses of "d-mn" and "ba----rd." One use of "s--thouse."

The word "d--n" still remains in the English dub, while most of the instances of foul language are replaced.

Some smoking is shown.

Bottles of alcohol are shown but are not consumed.

The movie has references to Nazism. Some characters are Nazis.

A character is doped and thrown from an plane. Another character jumps out of the plane without a parachute to try to save her.