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Anyone who's ever robbed a bank knows that the first thing you do after the heist is run. But this group of knuckleheads didn't bother running after they robbed the bank. Instead, they just stood there striking poses, waiting for the police to show up. Their goal was to make the cops think they were just regular bank robbers who had gotten

themselves trapped inside. This would set the stage for the real plan. See, this wasn't just any bank they hit. It was Spain's Royal Mint, and their target wasn't just a few million euros. Their plan was to print two, four billion euros in 12 days, and then pull off a vanishing act right under the noses of the police. This is the brilliant crime drama, Money Heist, produced by

Netflix in collaboration with Spanish Media. Now let me walk you through a deep dive of this show. The first character to appear is our main man, a criminal genius with an incredibly high IQ. Using his connections, he assembled eight master thieves, each with their own unique set of skills. To make sure the plan was absolutely foolproof, he would spend five months training these young

criminals in a secluded location. The professor's first rule for everyone was simple. No one was allowed to dig into each other's backgrounds or learn anyone's real name. For the sake of communication, they would each go by a city name as their codename. But to help you follow the story, let me introduce these eight members. First up is a man called Berlin. He's an internationally

wanted thief with warrants in multiple countries, still holding the record for stealing 434 diamonds in a single heist. He's the only one in the group who wears a suit, but every time he smiles, it sends chills down your spine. This girl goes by Tokyo. During a robbery, her boyfriend was shot and killed by security. In a fit of rage, she took out the security guard, which bumped her up from

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robber to murderer. This bearded guy is Moscow, a tunneling expert. He can drill through a half-meter thick safe like it's nothing. Sitting behind him is his son Denver, a seasoned criminal with quite the resume. Drugs, fights, robberies, you name it. His hot temper makes him a ticking time bomb for the team. Then there's Rio, the computer genius. He started coding at age six and can crack any

security system on the fly. He's also the youngest of the bunch. These twin brothers are weapons specialists. They handle all the team's equipment, weapons, and logistics. This woman is Nairobi, one of only two women on the team. Don't let her flashy look fool you. She's an expert in currency and serves as the team's quality control specialist. And last but certainly not least is

the professor, the mastermind of the whole operation. His identity is a complete mystery. He hasn't had an ID card since he was 19, but he possesses intelligence far beyond the average person and an extraordinary ability to strategize. On top of that, he is a management genius. The professor laid down the first and most important rule for everyone, absolutely no

killing during the operation. This rule becomes a crucial thread running through the entire show It also establishes early on that the professor is not your typical heartless criminal After the professor finished his speech Tokyo asked the most critical question of all what exactly are we robbing As the professor pointed to the model in front of him

everyone instantly understood the mission. Fast forward five months, and the team set their operation time for 8.35 on a Friday. This precise timing was carefully calculated by the professor. However, their vehicle didn't head straight for the mint. After all, These are high-end criminals, not some amateurs who just charge in with guns blazing.

They soon arrived at a farm on the outskirts. This is where they had stashed a massive amount of equipment in advance. But getting three tons of gear into the Mint was no easy task. Of course, the professor had already planned for this. The farm happened to be located right along the route of the Mint's supply trucks.

They placed a bunch of roadblocks ahead of the convoy. When the security guards tried to radio headquarters, they found their signals had already been jammed by Rio. The team then took control of all the security personnel. The supply truck became the perfect vehicle to transport their equipment. After loading everything up, they swapped clothes with a few of the guards.

Just like that, several of the men disguised themselves as security and climbed into the truck. Tokyo and Nairobi didn't go with the convoy, because the professor had assigned them an even more important task. Before long, the convoy arrived at the Mint's front gate. Berlin had his pistol pressed right against the driver's side.

One wrong word from the driver, and Berlin would pull the trigger without hesitation. After the security check, they successfully made it inside the Mint. At the same time, a group of students showed up at the main entrance for a scheduled tour. Their arrival was also part of the professor's plan. As the truck slowly pulled into the factory,

Rio immediately used wireless access to hack into the Mint's security system. After a few keystrokes, he successfully disabled all the alarm systems. The camera then shifts to another key character, Arturo, the director of the Mint. he had a big problem of his own at the moment. He had been having an affair with his secretary,

and now she was pregnant. As the show's antagonist, he naturally had no intention of taking responsibility. Just as he was trying to convince himself the baby wasn't his, the team launched their operation. They had rehearsed this heist hundreds of times. In just a few minutes, they had every employee in the Mint under their control.

Then they triggered the factory's alarm system, sealing the entire building shut. Given the Mint's high level of security, once those doors closed, Even a missile might not be able to blast them open. The final and most critical step was to round up the students who were still on their tour. But that's when things hit a snag.

After searching everywhere, Tokyo discovered that a girl named Parker was nowhere to be found. At that moment, Parker was in the bathroom playing around with some sleazy guy, completely clueless about what was happening outside. The two even took photos together. Parker assumed the pictures were just between them. But the guy wanting to show off uploaded them to his TikTok Parker lunged for his phone to delete them and their argument caught Tokyo attention Still fired up Tokyo kicked the bathroom door open When she finally spotted Parker she breathed a huge sigh of relief This girl identity was far from ordinary

She would become a key piece of their plan. After blindfolds were placed on all the hostages, the team finally took off their masks. If you were paying close attention, you'd notice that the professor never once appeared during the entire operation. He never planned on entering the Mint in the first place. He was tucked away in a dark, damp basement, coordinating everyone's moves remotely.

When he learned that the team had successfully taken control of the Mint according to plan, he finally let out a sigh of relief. The first phase of their plan was complete. Meanwhile, Berlin, the on-site commander, began his speech to the hostages. He introduced himself as the person in charge of the operation and told everyone to relax.

As long as they cooperated, everyone would walk out alive. Although Berlin's words weren't delivered with the aggression of a typical criminal, that only made the hostages even more terrified. Berlin then began calming the hostages down. While he was doing that, Denver followed the plan and started confiscating everyone's phones, asking each person for their lock screen password.

When he got to Arturo, the director desperately wanted to play hero and started questioning Denver about why he needed the password. But one threat from Denver was all it took for Arturo to cough it up. Clearly, Arturo was the type of guy who only bullied the weak and cowered before the strong. Soon all the phones were collected.

Following the professor's instructions, they labeled each phone with a number. Sharp-eyed viewers would notice that only one phone's name was written in red. That phone belonged to the student Parker. While Tokyo was staring at the phones, Ryo walked in carrying a heavy load of equipment. Looking at this guy who was 12 years younger than her, Tokyo drifted into a memory.

The night before the operation, Ryo had come to Tokyo's room in the middle of the night and confessed his feelings for her. Tokyo, who seemed like the carefree type, actually found herself torn. It wasn't just because the professor had forbidden romantic relationships among team members. More importantly, Tokyo's ex-boyfriend had been her partner in crime.

During one job, it was her feelings for him that turned her from a robber into a killer. After that, she swore she would never date anyone on the team. Rejected, Ryo got up to leave, dejected, but then Tokyo called out to him. The night before the operation, the two of them broke the professor's rule.

What they didn't realize was that their relationship would become a major liability during the operation. At the same time, Moscow used his expertise to crack open the vault door. Inside, freshly printed tens of millions of euros were neatly stacked. Denver, who had never seen that much money in his life, could barely contain his excitement.

But his father Moscow remained remarkably calm. He knew this cash was just the tip of the iceberg. Their real target was far bigger than what was sitting in front of them. Denver still couldn hold back his excitement so Moscow started lecturing him hinting that Denver had never amounted to much and had never even sent out a single resume Denver fired back asking if a resume could have gotten his father out of prison The truth was for most of Denver life Moscow

had been locked up behind bars. At that moment, Moscow realized he had failed as a father and that his words had been too harsh. He half-jokingly apologized to Denver, and the father and son, surrounded by tens of millions of euros, started dreaming about a better future together. After all the cash was packed up, the professor issued the next set of orders. But the restless Arturo was

already peeking at what the team was doing. When he saw them carrying the packed money toward the main door, he jumped to the conclusion that the robbers were about to leave with the cash. Eager to look heroic, he even shared this news with the people around him. But the very next second, his jaw dropped. While Rio opened the main door, he also triggered the factory's internal

alarm system. And instead of leaving, the team just stood at the entrance, as if they were waiting for something. Berlin noticed that Arturo had lifted his blindfold, annoyed by this troublemaker, Berlin walked over and removed the blindfold entirely. In Arturo's mind, seeing the robber's faces meant he was as good as dead. Without the blindfold, all his earlier

bravado vanished, and he started begging Berlin for mercy. But Berlin had no intention of killing him. He simply remarked that in horror movies, the good guys at the beginning always die first, and Arturo was exactly that type. He advised Arturo not to get himself killed. Although every word Berlin said was delivered softly, the underlying threat still left Arturo trembling.

By then, the professor had been monitoring the police radio and learned that officers would arrive on scene in 30 seconds. It was time for the most critical part of the operation. Once the police vehicles got close, the team would rush out of the bank pretending to escape, then open fire on the police cars without actually killing anyone.

The police would naturally return fire, and the team just needed to pretend their escape had failed and retreat back inside. This would make the police believe they were trapped in the bank against their will. But the professor repeated their most important rule one more time, Absolutely no killing. Right at that moment, a nervous Tokyo jumped the gun and rushed out ahead of schedule.

Seeing this, Ryo ran out after her. They scrambled to carry out the original plan. But because Tokyo had moved too early, Ryo took a bullet. When Tokyo saw Ryo hit the ground, she completely lost it, just like the time she watched her ex-boyfriend get gunned down by the police. She totally forgot the iron rule of no killing and opened fire directly at the officers in the car.

One of the police officers was hit and went down. Undercover from the rest of the team, Tokyo dragged the fallen Ryo back inside the bank. Fortunately, Ryo had only been grazed in the ear and wasn't seriously hurt. But they had broken the professor's number one rule by shooting a police officer. Tokyo, who had gone off script, became the target of everyone's criticism.

This was the team's first internal conflict. And that wraps up part one of Money Heist. See you in the next episode.