Characters

An inspector appearing in the Sherlock Holmes series. Depicted as one of the police investigators cooperating with Holmes.

A group of street children in London who serve as information-gathering collaborators used by Sherlock Holmes for solving cases.

Inspector at Scotland Yard who interacts with Holmes. Often seeks Holmes' assistance when cases are beyond his capabilities.

A woman of intellect and charm who outwitted Sherlock Holmes, one of the few. Former opera singer from America.

Holmes' arch-nemesis and renowned professor of crime. A former mathematics professor with exceptional intellectual abilities, he is the leader of a massive criminal organization operating covertly in London.

The best friend and partner of the famous detective Sherlock Holmes, who transitioned from a military doctor to a private practitioner. He serves as the narrator in many of the stories.

A character who appears in the Sherlock Holmes series. She is Dr. Watson's wife and one of Holmes's trusted friends. After spending her childhood in India, she worked as a governess and client in England.

The landlady of the famous lodging at 221B Baker Street for Sherlock Holmes and John H. Watson. She devotedly supports them and sometimes plays important roles.

Sherlock Holmes's older brother, a government official with exceptional intelligence.

Appears in 'The Adventure of the Empty House' as Professor James Moriarty's loyal subordinate and assassin. A master marksman and big game hunting expert. Acts as a dangerous adversary against Holmes.

World-famous detective who solves difficult cases with extraordinary deductive and observational skills.

An inspector of Scotland Yard who appears in the Sherlock Holmes series, one of Holmes' collaborators. A rival to Inspector Lestrade.

French gentleman thief who appears in the novels of Maurice Leblanc. Grandfather of Lupin III, known for skillful disguises and wit. Also has a side as a righteous thief, active across the world.

One of Lupin III's arch-nemeses, an intellectual yakuza dominating the underworld. Suffers from a mysterious disease with a red ring appearing on his hand, an enigmatic villain.

Colleague of Inspector Zenigata and director of the police training academy. Master of exceptional martial arts, appears as Lupin's antagonist.

Lupin's primary partner and a master marksman who favors the Combat Magnum. A cool gunslinger known for his phenomenal quick draw.

The sole woman in Lupin's gang and an enchanting female thief. Sometimes an ally, sometimes an enemy, she toys with those around her using her beauty and cunning.

A woman who calls herself a detective. A mysterious figure who accurately sees through Lupin's theft methods.

A swordsman descended from ancient sword masters, wielding the white-scabbarded Zantetsuken to slice through anything.

A fictional private detective who appears in novels by Edogawa Ranpo. An superhuman great detective who excels in logical reasoning and disguise techniques, solving numerous difficult cases.

Lupin III's arch-nemesis and a police officer who has made capturing Lupin his lifelong mission. A polite and serious man of justice.

One-eyed assassin hired for the assassination of Baron Sensei. Solitary and ruthless personality.

A secret base built by the Lupin clan, said to conceal numerous treasures and secrets. It appears as a key setting in the stories, symbolizing the Lupin clan's grand history and shadowy maneuvers.

The great thief of the previous generation who built the Lupin Empire, and the father of Lupin III. He created a massive criminal organization and passed on its legacy and techniques to Lupin III.