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atteirosGot some Initial D pics up on my themed gallery. You can find them at here
There are some cars whose exact models aren't there (or do not have the Anime Colors) so I just bag the nearest ones I can get. I also used the non Infini model. It doesn't come in white in GT4, so I just chose the nearest color. Haven't got those FC pics uploaded yet. Bunta's Impreza model also does not have the Initial D anime color available, but the color on the manga I believe is silver, not rally blue (can anyone confirm this?). The Sil80 also does not come in the anime colors.
The only 2 images I got there that's even close to drifting are posted below.
Only missing the huge ugly spoiler..... (
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ImprezaAddictNice.
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showpost.php?p=1661712&postcount=97
atteiros
Here i am a$$ dragging the civic...
By the way, do any of you guys have a list of rims which are accurate to the Anime? I've gotten the nearest ones for the FC, FD, S13, R32, EVOs, and (of course) SS AE86.
Edit: nevermind... found it.
atteiros
ImprezaAddictThe Civic never actually drifted. Sice its an FF then it just takes the corners normal but at a little higher speed. But, nice pic. I have never managed FF drifting until now....
Now to this retard´s 240SX (Kenji). Its not the exact model, but the nearest one....
Nice pics nos2 and N35QU1K and HiyakuShiro!
a112 abarthYou mixed names with actuall pictures,make sure you get that,nice pictures btw!👍
You know what's really funny,the yellow FD is the wrong one,that is the 2001 FD . . .the FD that Keisuke has is the 97( it's a different yellow and yes it is avalable in GT4 )ImprezaAddictWRONG.
The yellow actually IS the 86 and the white one IS the RX-7 FD. Learn about cars.
HiyakuShiro
To better explain what he means is,Initial D is a anime(cartoon) about drifting and the love of the Sprinter Trueno,it was a Manga(comic book) before that, the author was very fond of the car(he also owns one that looks exacly like the SS verson,he is the one that designed it after all lol) and so wrote a Manga about a young man similar to himself, the trick was he was unknowingly extremely good,he developed these driving skills while driving the local mountain pass,he hated driving in so devolping the skill needed to drift down the mountain as fast as possible,in so earning a natural sense of control.Anywho,it is a very good anime worth watching.ThatmanInitial D is an anime about Takumi Fujiwara, who drives the old AE86 against the best drivers in the Gunma region of Japan on the downhill mountain passes and is supposed to win.
To answer your second question and FC is just what people use for shortening FC3S or The RX-7 Savanna Infini that Ryosuke Takahashi drives.
And here are a two of mine.
I think that the author also owned a Sti and Trueno.HiyakuShiro
Set in the late 1990s, it follows the adventures of Takumi Fujiwara, an eighteen year old who helps his father run a tofu shop by delivering every morning to a hotel over Mount Akina in Gunma Prefecture with his father's Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT-APEX. It is revealed that Takumi has been driving on Mt. Akina every morning to deliver tofu to the summit 5 years before he even had his license. As a result his skills are highly honed and he is equally skilled at driving in adverse weather conditions. In mountain pass racing, power is not the only key to winning. Balance, skill, and courage are what is needed to win. Mountain pass racing (also known as "touge") is divided into two areas, either Downhill or Hillclimb (Uphill). The hillclimb relies more on the car's power and the driver's acceleration control. The downhill depends primarily on the driver's braking and steering techniques, and requires less raw power from the car.....Initial D (頭文字D, Inisharu Dī?) is a manga by Shuichi Shigeno which has been serialized in Kodansha's Young since 1995. It has been adapted into an anime series by Avex and a live-action film by Avex and Media Asia.
The anime and manga focus on the world of illegal Japanese street racing, where all the action is concentrated in the mountain passes (called Tōge) and never in cities nor urban areas, and the drift racing style is emphasized in particular. Keiichi Tsuchiya helps with editorial supervision. The story is centered around the Japanese prefecture of Gunma, more specifically on several mountains in the prefecture and in and their surrounding cities and towns. Although some of the names of the locations the characters race in have been fictionalized all of the locations in the series are based on actual locations in Gunma Prefecture.
