Initial D Car Anime Rioms
Takumi Fujiwara's Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT-APEX (AE86) (originally owned by Bunta Fujiwara), also known as The White Ghost of Akina, the Panda Trueno, or more simply as the Eight-Six (Hachi-Roku), is one of the main vehicles in the Initial D series. Bunta Fujiwara used this car to set the fastest downhill record on Mt. Akina and then used it as the delivery for his tofu shop. It would later become legendary after his son, Takumi, used the car to beat Keisuke Takahashi of the Akagi RedSuns, he would later use it during his time as part of Project D before retiring the car at the end of the series.
Contents
- 1 History
- 1.1 Manga/Anime/Legends
- 1.1.1 Use by Bunta Fujiwara
- 1.1.2 Birth of a Legend
- 1.1.3 Death on Akagi
- 1.1.4 Rebirth
- 1.1.5 Project D
- 1.1.6 Kanagawa Campaign
- 1.1.7 Death and Legacy
- 1.2 Live Action Movie
- 1.2.1 Use by Bunta Fujiwara
- 1.2.2 Akina's Eight-Six
- 1.2.3 Death and Rebirth
- 1.1 Manga/Anime/Legends
- 2 Specs
- 2.1 Engine
- 2.1.1 Original
- 2.1.2 Replacement
- 2.2 Custom Parts
- 2.1 Engine
- 3 Related Techniques
- 3.1 Blind Attack
- 3.2 Fujiwara Zone
- 4 Gallery
- 4.1 Manga
- 4.2 Volume Covers
- 4.2.1 ComiXology
- 4.2.2 Tokyopop
- 4.3 Anime
- 4.4 Legends
- 4.5 Live Action
- 4.6 Games
- 4.7 Other Media
- 5 Appearances
- 5.1 Anime
- 5.2 Manga
- 5.3 Legends
- 5.4 Games
- 6 Navigation
History
Use by Bunta Fujiwara
It's unknown when Bunta purchased the Eight-Six, though it is implied that he had used it during when he went around racing with Yuichi Tachibana. He may have used it during his races with his rival, Ken Kogashiwa. He used the car to set the fastest downhill record on Akina, with this record still standing by the beginning of the series. At some point Bunta opened the Fujiwara Tofu Store, turning his car into a delivery vehicle. Five years prior to the beginning of the story, Bunta started sending a 13 year old Takumi out in the Eight-Six as a delivery driver. Over the years Takumi gained immense skill with the car, learning how to drift his car incredibly close to the guardrails and how to perform gutter runs out of his own boredom.
Birth of a Legend
During a tofu delivery run, Takumi overtook Keisuke Takahashi on the Akina downhill using a perfect inertia drift. This event would lead to Keisuke and the other RedSuns wishing for revenge. Koichiro Iketani, after hearing a story from his boss, Yuichi Tachibana, searches for the fastest downhill racer on Akina, an Eight-Six driving tofu shop owner. After Iketani begs the man he was looking for, Bunta Fujiwara, on several occasions to represent the Akina SpeedStars in their battle against the Akagi RedSuns, he eventually tells him that there is a 50/50 chance that he will show up. Bunta makes a deal with his son; if Takumi goes up to Akina and defeats Keisuke Takahashi in a downhill battle, he will allow him to use the Eight-Six, giving him a free full tank of fuel, so that Takumi can go to the beach with Natsuki Mogi. Takumi accepts and travels to Akina, confusing the SpeedStars, who were expecting Bunta. After Takumi explains that he had already beaten Keisuke in the past, Iketani happily lets him represent the SpeedStars, understanding that if Bunta sent him then he must be good. Despite the Eight-Six being technically inferior to Keisuke's FD3S, he manages to keep up with him throughout the whole course, falling behind on the straightaways but catching up again in the corners. Takumi eventually overtakes Keisuke by performing a gutter run, putting the tires of the car into the drainage ditch on the inside of the hairpin turns. Takumi wins with a 7 second lead. He then goes on his date with Natsuki, with her calling the Trueno cute.
Takumi would then go on to race two members of the Myogi NightKids: Takeshi Nakazato and his R32 GTR (his first encounter withn AWD) and Shingo Shoji and his Civic EG6 (his first encounter with a FF). He then raced the leader of the Akagi RedSuns, Ryosuke Takahashi. Takumi wins this battle when Ryosuke's FC3S loses the grip in its tires, allowing Takumi to slip by and win. Takumi then battles Impact Blue and their SilEighty on Usui Pass (his first battle on a course other than Akina) and Kenta Nakamura of the Akagi RedSuns and his Silvia S14 on Myogi (his first battle in the rain). During Team Emperor's Gunma campaign, Takumi went up against Seiji Iwaki and his Lancer Evolution IV on Akina, beating him after Seiji deviated from the plan that was given to him. This would be Takumi's last official race on Akina.
Death on Akagi
After Takumi's defeat of Seiji Iwaki on the Akina downhill, Emperor leader Kyoichi Sudo challenges him to a downhill battle at Akagi. Initially not wishing to race Kyoichi, Takumi changes his mind after finding out about Natsuki Mogi's secret relationship with a salary man and angrily travels to Akagi to accept Kyoichi's challenge. Kyoichi considers the battle a lesson to Takumi about how his car is inferior and unsuited to modern street racing. Despite managing to keep up with his Lancer Evolution III for much of the race, Takumi is eventually outran by him on a straightaway, leading to the Eight-Six's engine blowing up, sending him into a spin. Not long after this, Bunta shows up with a truck to pick up the car with. He tells Takumi that, despite his complaints, they will have to replace the engine in the Eight-Six instead of rebuilding it.
Rebirth
The Trueno was fitted with a new engine by Masashi Suzuki, a mechanic and friend of Bunta's. This new engine was a TRD Group A racing engine based on the fourth generation of the 4A-GE that was found in Toyota AE101s. It is unknown how he sourced this engine, although he may have contacts in the professional racing scene (suggested by the fact that he knows Keiichi Tsuchiya). Due to the sheer speed of the car with its new engine the driver is put under a large amount of g-forces, and so it was fitted with a bucket seat. Since Bunta had used a lot of money to fix the car that Takumi has earned while delivering tofu, he says that the car's ownership is now 50/50 between him and his son. Takumi originally believes that the car's new engine is less powerful due to the change in the shift points and the lack of a proper tachometer. With the help of Wataru Akiyama, a fellow Eight-Six driver, Takumi is able to find out that the reason the car is under-performing is due to his tachometer's inability to show the true redline of the engine, Wataru also recommends the installation of water temperature and oil pressure gauges. With help from Koichiro Iketani and Yuichi Tachibana (who gets the new instrument board from Suzuki), Takumi is able to install the new tachometer and faces Wataru in a battle on Shomaru pass, where he quickly adjusts to his new engine. Takumi then goes on to rematch Kyoichi Sudo on Irohazaka, his home course, with his new engine giving him the power he needed to match and beat Kyoichi. He would then battle Kai Kogashiwa in his father's Toyota MR2, the son of Bunta's old rival Ken Kogashiwa, on the same course. After reconciling with Mogi, Takumi would then chase her ex-boyfriend Miki on a snowy Akina to save her from him assaulting her. Exclusively in Third Stage, Takumi would also rematch Ryosuke Takahashi on Akagi, though this battle was merely an exhibition to display his growth before he joins Ryosuke's new team: Project D.
Project D
Takumi joins Project D as one of their Double Aces with his Trueno. Shuichi Matsumoto is assigned as his mechanic, modifying the settings for the Eight-Six with help from Ryosuke. Takumi's first opponent with Project D was Toru Suetsugu of Seven Star Leaf, with Takumi winning the battle after Toru attempted to copy the weight-shifting gutter technique that Takumi had performed, failing to correctly shift his weight and causing his Roadster to fall into the gutter and flip.
His next opponent was Daiki Ninomiya, a braking specialist and student of the Todo School. Prior to the battle Matsumoto switches the Eight-Six's brake pads, giving him more endurance whilst making breaking slightly more difficult. On the advice of Ryosuke, Takumi doesn't look at his rear-view mirror. Daiki loses the battle after wearing down his EK-9's tires.
Tomoyuki Tachi, an ex-student and "old boy" of the Todo School, asks for a rematch against Project D, driving the Todo School's Demo Car. Before the battle, the Eight Six is fitted with a carbon fibre hood and headlights to lighten the car. During the battle with Tachi, Takumi uses his Blind Attack technique for the first time, turning off and closing his headlights so that his opponent is unable to locate where his car is, leaving them unable to defend against him. Takumi performs this move a second time later on during the battle, using Tachi's headlights to figure out the racing line. Takumi maintains his blind attack until the last corner, which he enters side-by-side with Tachi before pulling ahead and crossing the line first.
The night after his battle with Tachi, on a downhill run Takumi comes up against a Subaru Impreza driven by his father, although he wouldn't find out until later. Takumi, defending his title as Akina's downhill legend, races the Impreza. Although he accepts that both the driver and the car are good, he believes that he can pass the driver with a gutter run. Takumi is shocked when the Impreza manages to perform the technique right after him, overtaking him on the next straight-away.
Takumi's next opponent was the Toyota Altezza driver Nobuhiko Akiyama, the cousin of Wataru and the leader of the Northern Saitama Alliance. The battle was short-lived, as Takumi left Nobuhiko in his dust after the first hairpin turn, on the orders of Ryosuke. Nobuhiko used this race against Takumi to devise a plan on how to beat him, something Ryosuke is likely to have known.
Nobuhiko's observations lead to the recruitment of the rally driver Sakamoto and the purchase of a Suzuki Cappuccino (a very light kei-car) for him to use. Prior to the battle Bunta gives Takumi full ownership of the Eight-Six, announcing that he is going to get himself a newer car (although by this point he had already owned his Impreza for a while. The battle against Sakamoto takes place in the rain, different than the ideal conditions that Nobuhiko had planned for. Takumi wins the battle after performing a Blind Attack, preventing Sakamoto from blocking him.
After the battle, Takumi wakes up for a tofu run, and is shocked to see an Impreza parked outside. He quickly realises that it was the same car that had beaten him on Akina and that Bunta had been the driver. Takumi makes a tofu run in the Impreza, later comparing it to flying a spaceship. This experience effects how he drives the Eight-Six, making him lose confidence in his ability. Takumi fixes his Four Wheel Drive complex with some helpful advice from Wataru.
Project D's next opponents were the Tsuchisaka Lan-Evo Team, a pair of Lancer Evolution drivers unafraid to use dirty tactics to win. Takumi is put up against the Lan-Evo VI driver, Ichijo, who tells Takumi that he should throw the race, else he will have to call a gang to beat the members of Project D up. Takumi wins the race after Ichijo slips on leftover oil from when the team had made Keisuke crash previously.
Takumi's next battle was against Dr. Toshiya Joshima, of the Ibaraki based team Purple Shadow. Takumi compares Joshima and his Honda S2000 to his father and the Impreza, breathing down his neck for the whole of their first run. The race continues for several runs, with Joshima changing his line in each in an attempt to throw Takumi off. During their seventh run, Joshima passes Takumi by clipping a corner. Takumi manages to keep close to Joshima, using every gutter to his advantage. Takumi regains his lead by performing a gutter drop and a blind attack simultaneously, shocking Joshima and preventing him from defending, causing the battle continue into its eighth run. During the run, Takumi makes a mistake whilst performing a gutter drop, breaking the suspension in his car and allow Joshima to shoot ahead of him. However, Takumi manages to limp past the S2000 when Joshima pulls over to vomit due to the heat.
Kanagawa Campaign
After damaging the car in the battle with Purple Shadow, the Eight-Six is repaired by Matsumoto. The suspension of the car is redone, and a new rotor is added. Fumihiro returns the car to Takumi before they confront the impostors in Saitama.
Takumi's first opponent of the Kanagawa Campaign was Satoshi Omiya, the leader of Team 246. During the battle Takumi uses his blind attack, however Omiya had turned his rear-view mirror away from his line of sight, so he was no more blind than usual. The use of this blind attack gave Takumi slightly better aerodynamics, and when he turned his lights back on it confused Omiya into thinking that there was an oncoming car. Omiya's mistake gives Takumi the room he needs to come up alongside his opponent. During a turn, Omiya regains his lead, but clips his Roadster's rear wing against a signpost, causing it to break, throwing off his balance and causing him to spin out.
Project D then goes up against Team Katagiri, a group of professional racers that includes previous opponent Kai Kogashiwa who now drives a Toyota MR-S. This rematch marks the first mention of the "Fujiwara Zone" - Takumi's almost supernatural ability to control his car as though it is an extension of his own body, and his ability to make his car accelerate like a four-wheel drive (its been mentioned that Takumi was in his zone earlier, especially noted in his battle against Dr. Joshima of Purple Shadow). Both Takumi and Kai entered a corner with no traction, causing the two cars to go into a half-spin, and while Takumi manages to control the spin, Kai spins out, turning a full 360 degrees before continuing on, although it was too late as Takumi had sped away.
Takumi's next battle was against Hiroya Okuyama of Team Spiral. This battle ends similarly to Takumi's battle with Nobuhiko Akiyama, with Takumi leaving Okuyama in the dust within the first third of the course.
The last battle of the Kanagawa campaign would be against Team Sidewinder, with Takumi going up against Shinji Inui, another fellow Eight-Six driver with a similar background to him.
Death and Legacy
During Takumi's race with Shinji, the Eight-Six is pushed to its limits. In a last-ditch effort to overtake Shinji's Eight-Six, Takumi revs the Eight-Six's engine past 10,000RPM instead of hesitating or changing gears, which Matsumoto and Ryosuke explained would allow him to gain a slight advantage while also putting a strain on the engine. He then turns his headlights off for a Blind Attack and manages to overtake Shinji with that slight advantage. However, as he turns his lights back on, Takumi realizes that he is revving his engine over 12,000RPM, and seconds later this over-revving causes his engine to explode. Learning from his previous experience, Takumi steps on the clutch and rolls to the finish line, winning the race. Despite Matsumoto offering to help find a new engine, Takumi decides not to fix the Eight-Six, telling him that he's "not thinking about that", implying that he is likely thinking about moving on to a different car. Yuichi Tachibana notes that it is an appropriate end to the car, with the car disappearing into legend with its perfect record intact. In Final Stage, Takumi instead keeps the car, choosing to fix it up over time.
In between the events of Initial D and MF Ghost, Takumi would go on to mentor Kanata Livington, who drives a Toyota GT86, the spiritual successor to the AE86. The AE86, as well as Takumi's exploits with the car are mentioned throughtout the series.
Live Action Movie
Use by Bunta Fujiwara
According to Ryosuke Takahashi, 19 years before the start of the film, Bunta was the fastest racer in Gunma, with the potential to become a world champion, however Bunta stopped racing to get married and start his tofu shop.
Bunta slaved over his Eight-Six, taking about a month to find the right suspension alone.
Bunta implies that he and Yuichi Tachibana had raced each other on several occasions, with Yuichi's cars being beaten by Bunta even though they were faster and more expensive.
One night, because his hemorrhoids were acting up, Bunta sends out a 13 year old Takumi to do the delivery runs for him, with him becoming the permanent delivery driver from then on. After Takumi clips the guardrail one night, Bunta starts to give him a cup of water to simulate the load of tofu in the boot.
Akina's Eight-Six
During a tofu delivery run, Takumi overtakes Takeshi Nakazato by performing an inertia drift. The next day, Takeshi goes to Yuichi's gas station to ask him to pass on a message, that he will be waiting at the top of Akina for him. Itsuki, Yuichi's son, goes to the Fujiwara Tofu Shop to ask Bunta to race for the Akina SpeedStars. After visiting a nightclub with him, Yuichi also calls Bunta to ask him to race in Itsuki's place. Bunta tells Takumi that if he goes up to Mt. Akina and beats Takeshi, then he will give him the car with a full tank of gas so that he can go to the beach with Natsuki Mogi. Takumi races Takeshi and overtakes by using a gutter run.
Death and Rebirth
One night, Takumi enters an impromptu battle with Kyoichi Sudo, the leader of Emperor. Takumi manages to keep up for a while, however he pushes his engine to the point where it explodes. Bunta takes the car away to repair it, fitting it with a new engine, a Silvertop 4A-GEU. The car undergoes several other upgrades, including the addition of a carbon fibre hood. With the newly fixed Eight-Six, Takumi participates in a three person battle with Ryosuke and Kyoichi, with Takumi overtaking the other two and winning the race.
Specs
The car is a zenki (an early, pre-facelift model) Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT-APEX 3door hatchback, chassis code AE86. It is painted in High-Tech Two-Tone, a black and white "panda style" colour scheme, because of this it is often called the Panda Trueno.
Engine
Original
The Trueno was originally fitted with a first generation 1.6L litre, 16 valve Bluetop 4A-GEU. This engine was nearing the end of its lifespan, unbeknownst to Takumi, hence it blew during his first battle with Kyoichi Sudo.
The engine was tuned with TRD High Tension Wires, Aftermarket Internals Paired with a TRD Close Ratio Gearbox. It had a maximum output of around 150HP and it revs at 7800RPM. It had a displacement of 1587cc and was naturally aspirated.
Replacement
Masashi Suzuki replaces the destroyed engine with a 1.6 litre, 20 valve Silvertop 4A-GEU (carbureted with dry sump oiling system in the manga) that Bunta Fujiwara had sourced. This engine is originally from a TRD (Toyota Racing Development) Group A AE101, as this is a race car engine it would be illegal to drive on public roads - something that Yuichi Tachibana points out to Bunta. This engine is used up until the end of the series, with Takumi accidentally blowing his engine for a second time after coming out of a Blind Attack at over 12,000 RPM during his battle with Shinji Inui.
This engine had around 240HP, although it was likely tuned down for road use, and revved at 11,000RPM. It had a displacement of 1587cc and was naturally aspirated.
Custom Parts
- A pair of Cibie T353 Amber Fog Lights are fixed to the front bumper.
- A Custom Made Chambered Muffler (Fujitsubo Legalis R/MC50 in arcade stage games)
- A sticker that reads Fujiwara Tofu Shop (藤原とうふ店 (自家用)) is stuck to the right side of the car.
- An ItalVolanti Admiral Red Trim Steering Wheel (changed to a Tom's steering wheel in the Project D Arc). In the anime, an ItalVolanti Formel Red Trim Steering Wheel is used instead.
- A cup holder, resembling a Seikosangyo EB-48, was attached to one of the air vents on the dashboard. This was often used on delivery runs to hold a cup of water, which would simulate the movements of the load of tofu in the boot of the car.
- The original Door Visors (removed during the Kanagawa Expedition)
- RS Watanabe Eight Spoke F8-Type Wheels (Gunmetal) 15x7
- Unknown wheels for snow use (likely Work wheels)
- A TRD Bucket racing seat with Takata 4-point drift harnesses is added to the car after its new engine is installed, to help the driver deal with the additional g-forces. It is added by Masashi Suzuki between Chapter 118 and Chapter 119 and in Act 6 of Second Stage. In Fifth and Final Stage, a Corbeau FX1 seat is used instead.
- A Smiths 12,000 RPM Tachometer and Smiths auxiliary gauges (Oil Pressure/Water Temperature) are fitted in Chapter 132 and Episode 6, supplied by Masashi Suzuki. In Fifth and Final Stage, Lamco auxiliary gauges (Oil Temperature, Oil Pressure, Water Temperature) with an Ultra Clubman Stepping Tachometer is used instead.
- The Trueno was fitted with a TRD Carbon Fiber Hood and Carbon Fiber Headlights by Shuichi Matsumoto of Project D in Chapter 239 and Episode 5 of Fourth Stage to make the car weigh less.
- A Cusco 2 Point Strut Bar
- A Lightweight FRP Rear Gate with Acrylic Windows are added prior to Chapter 433 and Episode 5 of Fifth Stage
- Project D's mechanics add a Cusco 6 point roll cage to the Trueno in Chapter 490. In Fifth and Final Stage, a Cusco Safety 21 7 Point Roll Cage is used instead.
Blind Attack
The driver and car are able to "disappear" by turning off the cars headlights, preventing opponents from being able to locate the car, giving the driver an advantage. This move also reduces the aerodynamic drag of the car, giving a slight speed advantage.
Fujiwara Zone
The Fujiwara Zone is the name given to Takumi's ability to control his car against all odds. Due to his incredible bond with the car he is able to drive it as though it were an extension of his own body. The Fujiwara Zone is also shown to allow him to accelerate as though he was driving a four wheel drive, and allows him to change the rhythm of his racing line. It can also be used to explain how he is able to perform the blind attack.
Gallery
Manga
The Eight-Six in Chapter 007
The Eight-Six's engine exploding in Chapter 107
The newly repaired Eight-Six in Chapter 119
The Eight-Six in Chapter 243, with the new bonnet
Ditto, performing a blind attack in Chapter 254
Ditto, in Chapter 437, repaired after the battle with Joshima
Ditto, in Chapter 571, imagined with wings by Shinji Inui
The Eight-Six's engine blowing for the last time in Chapter 716
Volume Covers
ComiXology
Volume 05, showing the inside of the Eight-Six
Volume 47, also featuring Shinji Inui's Trueno
Tokyopop
Anime
The Eight-Six seen in a flashback as hand drawn
Ditto, in a later flashback
The Eight-Six's first appearance in the show in First Stage, 3D model
Ditto, drawn
The repaired Eight-Six
The Eight-Six being repaired at the beginning of Fifth Stage
The repaired Eight-Six
Ditto, with Wings
The Eight-Six's final appearance in the show
The Eight-Six seen in a Project D eyecatch in Final Stage
The Eight-Six's Model used in the Legend Trilogy, from the front
Ditto, the drivers side from behind
Ditto, the passengers side
Ditto, the front from below
Ditto, the rear from below
Ditto, the passengers door
Ditto, the passenger seat
Live Action
The Eight-Six's engine explodes
The newly upgraded Eight-Six
Games
Ditto, from behind
Ditto, in-game
Ditto, from behind
Ditto, in-game
Ditto, from behind
Ditto, in-game
The "Sound Version" Eight-Six in Drift Spirits
The Project D Eight-Six in Drift Spirits
The "Soaring Wings" Eight-Six in Drift Spirits
Takumi Fujiwara's AE86 from Pachislot
Ditto, as seen battling with Takahashi Ryosuke's FC3S RX7
Ditto, drifting
Other Media
The Toyota SPRINTER TRUENO GT-APEX (AE86 Shuichi Shigeno Version) '00, based on the replica of Takumi's Eight-Six that Shuichi Shigeno owns, as seen in Gran Turismo 6
The Eight-Six, as seen on the promotional website for Legend 2
A Remote Control model of the Eight-Six made by Kyosho
A children's backpack based on the Eight-Six
Takumi and the Eight-Six as seen on the official Initial D Website
Bunta and the Eight-Six as seen on the official Initial D Website
Appearances
Anime
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Act 2: | Appears | Act 15: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 3: | Appears | Act 16: | Absent | |||||||||
Act 4: | Appears | Act 17: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 5: | Appears | Act 18: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 6: | Appears | Act 19: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 7: | Appears | Act 20: | Flashback/Pictured | |||||||||
Act 8: | Appears | Act 21: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 9: | Appears | Act 22: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 10: | Appears | Act 23: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 11: | Absent | Act 24: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 12: | Appears | Act 25: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 13: | Appears | Act 26: | Appears |
Second Stage | ||||||||||||
Act 1: | Absent | Act 7: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 2: | Appears | Act 8: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 3: | Appears | Act 9: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 4: | Appears | Act 10: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 5: | Appears | Act 11: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 6: | Appears | Act 12: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 13: | Appears |
Extra Stage | ||||||||||||
Act 1: | Flashback/Pictured | Act 2: | Appears |
Third Stage | ||||||||||||
Initial D: Third Stage: | Appears |
Fourth Stage | ||||||||||||
Act 1: | Appears | Act 13: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 2: | Appears | Act 14: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 3: | Appears | Act 15: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 4: | Appears | Act 16: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 5: | Appears | Act 17: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 6: | Appears | Act 18: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 7: | Appears | Act 19: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 8: | Appears | Act 20: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 9: | Appears | Act 21: | Absent | |||||||||
Act 10: | Appears | Act 22: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 11: | Appears | Act 23: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 12: | Appears | Act 24: | Appears |
Extra Stage 2 | ||||||||||||
Initial D: Extra Stage 2: | Appears |
Fifth Stage | ||||||||||||
Act 1: | Appears | Act 8: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 2: | Appears | Act 9: | Absent | |||||||||
Act 3: | Appears | Act 10: | Absent | |||||||||
Act 4: | Appears | Act 11: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 5: | Appears | Act 12: | Absent | |||||||||
Act 6: | Appears | Act 13: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 7: | Appears | Act 14: | Appears |
Final Stage | ||||||||||||
Act 1: | Appears | Act 3: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 2: | Appears | Act 4: | Appears |
Manga
Volume 01 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 001: | Introduced | Chapter 006: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 002: | Appears | Chapter 007: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 003: | Appears | Chapter 008: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 004: | Appears | Chapter 009: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 005: | Appears | Chapter 010: | Appears |
Volume 02 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 011: | Appears | Chapter 016: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 012: | Appears | Chapter 017: | Flashback/Pictured | |||||||||
Chapter 013: | Appears | Chapter 018: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 014: | Absent | Chapter 019: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 015: | Appears | Chapter 020: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 021: | Appears | |||||||||||
Drift School: | Appears |
Volume 03 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 022: | Appears | Chapter 027: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 023: | Appears | Chapter 028: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 024: | Appears | Chapter 029: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 025: | Appears | Chapter 030: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 026: | Appears | Chapter 031: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 032: | Appears | |||||||||||
Drift School Part 2: | Appears |
Volume 04 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 033: | Appears | Chapter 038: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 034: | Appears | Chapter 039: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 035: | Appears | Chapter 040: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 036: | Appears | Chapter 041: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 037: | Appears | Chapter 042: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 043: | Appears | |||||||||||
Drift School Part 3: | Absent |
Volume 05 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 044: | Appears | Chapter 049: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 045: | Appears | Chapter 050: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 046: | Appears | Chapter 051: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 047: | Appears | Chapter 052: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 048: | Appears | Chapter 053: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 054: | Absent |
Volume 06 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 055: | Absent | Chapter 060: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 056: | Appears | Chapter 061: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 057: | Appears | Chapter 062: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 058: | Appears | Chapter 063: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 059: | Appears | Chapter 064: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 065: | Absent |
Volume 07 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 066: | Appears | Chapter 071: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 067: | Appears | Chapter 072: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 068: | Appears | Chapter 073: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 069: | Absent | Chapter 074: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 070: | Absent | Chapter 075: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 076: | Appears |
Volume 08 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 077: | Appears | Chapter 082: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 078: | Absent | Chapter 083: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 079: | Absent | Chapter 084: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 080: | Absent | Chapter 085: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 081: | Appears | Chapter 086: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 087: | Appears |
Volume 09 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 088: | Appears | Chapter 093: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 089: | Appears | Chapter 094: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 090: | Appears | Chapter 095: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 091: | Appears | Chapter 096: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 092: | Appears | Chapter 097: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 098: | Absent |
Volume 10 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 099: | Appears | Chapter 105: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 100: | Appears | Chapter 106: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 101: | Appears | Chapter 107: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 102: | Appears | Chapter 108: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 103: | Appears | Chapter 109: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 104: | Appears | Chapter 110: | Absent |
Volume 11 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 111: | Absent | Chapter 116: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 112: | Absent | Chapter 117: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 113: | Absent | Chapter 118: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 114: | Appears | Chapter 119: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 115: | Absent | Chapter 120: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 121: | Appears |
Volume 12 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 122: | Absent | Chapter 128: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 123: | Appears | Chapter 129: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 124: | Absent | Chapter 130: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 125: | Absent | Chapter 131: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 126: | Appears | Chapter 132: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 127: | Appears | Chapter 133: | Appears |
Volume 13 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 134: | Appears | Chapter 140: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 135: | Appears | Chapter 141: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 136: | Appears | Chapter 142: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 137: | Appears | Chapter 143: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 138: | Appears | Chapter 144: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 139: | Appears | Chapter 145: | Absent |
Volume 14 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 146: | Appears | Chapter 152: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 147: | Appears | Chapter 153: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 148: | Appears | Chapter 154: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 149: | Appears | Chapter 155: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 150: | Appears | Chapter 156: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 151: | Appears | Chapter 157: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 158: | Appears |
Volume 15 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 159: | Appears | Chapter 165: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 160: | Appears | Chapter 166: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 161: | Appears | Chapter 167: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 162: | Absent | Chapter 168: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 163: | Appears | Chapter 169: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 164: | Appears | Chapter 170: | Appears |
Volume 16 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 171: | Appears | Chapter 178: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 172: | Appears | Chapter 179: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 173: | Appears | Chapter 180: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 174: | Appears | Chapter 181: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 175: | Absent | Chapter 182: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 176: | Appears | Chapter 183: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 177: | Absent | Chapter 184: | Appears |
Volume 17 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 185: | Appears | Chapter 192: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 186: | Absent | Chapter 193: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 187: | Absent | Chapter 194: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 188: | Appears | Chapter 195: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 189: | Appears | Chapter 196: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 190: | Appears | Chapter 197: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 191: | Appears | Chapter 198: | Appears |
Volume 18 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 199: | Appears | Chapter 206: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 200: | Appears | Chapter 207: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 201: | Appears | Chapter 208: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 202: | Appears | Chapter 209: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 203: | Absent | Chapter 210: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 204: | Absent | Chapter 211: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 205: | Absent | Chapter 212: | Absent |
Volume 19 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 213: | Appears | Chapter 220: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 214: | Appears | Chapter 221: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 215: | Appears | Chapter 222: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 216: | Appears | Chapter 223: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 217: | Appears | Chapter 224: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 218: | Appears | Chapter 225: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 219: | Appears | Chapter 226: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 227: | Appears |
Volume 19 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 213: | Appears | Chapter 220: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 214: | Appears | Chapter 221: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 215: | Appears | Chapter 222: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 216: | Appears | Chapter 223: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 217: | Appears | Chapter 224: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 218: | Appears | Chapter 225: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 219: | Appears | Chapter 226: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 227: | Appears |
Volume 20 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 228: | Appears | Chapter 235: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 229: | Absent | Chapter 236: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 230: | Absent | Chapter 237: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 231: | Absent | Chapter 238: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 232: | Absent | Chapter 239: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 233: | Appears | Chapter 240: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 234: | Absent | Chapter 241: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 242: | Appears |
Volume 21 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 243: | Appears | Chapter 250: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 244: | Appears | Chapter 251: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 245: | Appears | Chapter 252: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 246: | Appears | Chapter 253: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 247: | Appears | Chapter 254: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 248: | Appears | Chapter 255: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 249: | Appears | Chapter 256: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 257: | Appears |
Volume 22 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 258: | Appears | Chapter 265: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 259: | Appears | Chapter 266: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 260: | Appears | Chapter 267: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 261: | Absent | Chapter 268: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 262: | Absent | Chapter 269: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 263: | Absent | Chapter 270: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 264: | Absent | Chapter 271: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 272: | Absent |
Volume 23 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 273: | Absent | Chapter 281: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 274: | Absent | Chapter 282: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 275: | Absent | Chapter 283: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 276: | Absent | Chapter 284: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 277: | Absent | Chapter 285: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 278: | Absent | Chapter 286: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 279: | Absent | Chapter 287: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 280: | Absent | Chapter 288: | Appears |
Volume 24 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 289: | Appears | Chapter 297: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 290: | Appears | Chapter 298: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 291: | Appears | Chapter 299: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 292: | Absent | Chapter 300: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 293: | Appears | Chapter 301: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 294: | Appears | Chapter 302: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 295: | Appears | Chapter 303: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 296: | Appears | Chapter 304: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 305: | Appears |
Volume 25 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 306: | Absent | Chapter 314: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 307: | Absent | Chapter 315: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 308: | Absent | Chapter 316: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 309: | Absent | Chapter 317: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 310: | Absent | Chapter 318: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 311: | Absent | Chapter 319: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 312: | Absent | Chapter 320: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 313: | Absent | Chapter 321: | Appears |
Volume 26 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 322: | Appears | Chapter 331: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 323: | Absent | Chapter 332: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 324: | Absent | Chapter 333: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 325: | Appears | Chapter 334: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 326: | Appears | Chapter 335: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 327: | Absent | Chapter 336: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 328: | Appears | Chapter 337: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 329: | Appears | Chapter 338: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 330: | Absent | Chapter 339: | Appears |
Volume 27 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 340: | Absent | Chapter 348: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 341: | Absent | Chapter 349: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 342: | Absent | Chapter 350: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 343: | Absent | Chapter 351: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 344: | Absent | Chapter 352: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 345: | Appears | Chapter 353: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 346: | Absent | Chapter 354: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 347: | Absent | Chapter 355: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 356: | Appears |
Volume 28 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 357: | Appears | Chapter 365: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 358: | Appears | Chapter 366: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 359: | Absent | Chapter 367: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 360: | Absent | Chapter 368: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 361: | Absent | Chapter 369: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 362: | Absent | Chapter 370: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 363: | Absent | Chapter 371: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 364: | Absent | Chapter 372: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 373: | Appears |
Volume 29 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 374: | Appears | Chapter 382: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 375: | Appears | Chapter 383: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 376: | Appears | Chapter 384: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 377: | Appears | Chapter 385: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 378: | Appears | Chapter 386: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 379: | Appears | Chapter 387: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 380: | Appears | Chapter 388: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 381: | Appears | Chapter 389: | Appears |
Volume 30 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 390: | Appears | Chapter 397: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 391: | Appears | Chapter 398: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 392: | Appears | Chapter 399: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 393: | Appears | Chapter 400: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 394: | Appears | Chapter 401: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 395: | Absent | Chapter 402: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 396: | Absent | Chapter 403: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 404: | Absent | |||||||||||
Waste Gate: | Absent |
Volume 32 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 422: | Absent | Chapter 431: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 423: | Absent | Chapter 432: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 424: | Absent | Chapter 433: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 425: | Appears | Chapter 434: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 426: | Absent | Chapter 435: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 427: | Absent | Chapter 436: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 428: | Absent | Chapter 437: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 429: | Absent | Chapter 438: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 430: | Absent | Chapter 439: | Absent |
Volume 33 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 440: | Appears | Chapter 447: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 441: | Appears | Chapter 448: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 442: | Absent | Chapter 449: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 443: | Appears | Chapter 450: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 444: | Absent | Chapter 451: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 445: | Absent | Chapter 452: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 446: | Absent | Chapter 453: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 454: | Absent | |||||||||||
Waste Gate 2: | Absent |
Volume 34 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 455: | Absent | Chapter 463: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 456: | Absent | Chapter 464: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 457: | Absent | Chapter 465: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 458: | Absent | Chapter 466: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 459: | Absent | Chapter 467: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 460: | Absent | Chapter 468: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 461: | Absent | Chapter 469: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 462: | Absent | Chapter 470: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 471: | Appears |
Volume 35 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 472: | Appears | Chapter 480: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 473: | Appears | Chapter 481: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 474: | Appears | Chapter 482: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 475: | Appears | Chapter 483: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 476: | Appears | Chapter 484: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 477: | Appears | Chapter 485: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 478: | Appears | Chapter 486: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 479: | Appears | Chapter 487: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 488: | Appears |
Volume 36 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 489: | Appears | Chapter 496: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 490: | Appears | Chapter 497: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 491: | Appears | Chapter 498: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 492: | Appears | Chapter 499: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 493: | Appears | Chapter 500: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 494: | Absent | Chapter 501: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 495: | Appears | Chapter 502: | Appears |
Volume 37 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 503: | Appears | Chapter 511: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 504: | Appears | Chapter 512: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 505: | Appears | Chapter 513: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 506: | Appears | Chapter 514: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 507: | Appears | Chapter 515: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 508: | Appears | Chapter 516: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 509: | Appears | Chapter 517: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 510: | Appears | Chapter 518: | Absent |
Volume 38 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 519: | Absent | Chapter 528: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 520: | Absent | Chapter 529: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 521: | Absent | Chapter 530: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 522: | Absent | Chapter 531: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 523: | Absent | Chapter 532: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 524: | Absent | Chapter 533: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 525: | Absent | Chapter 534: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 526: | Appears | Chapter 535: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 527: | Absent | Chapter 536: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 537: | Absent |
Volume 39 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 538: | Absent | Chapter 548: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 539: | Absent | Chapter 549: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 540: | Absent | Chapter 550: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 541: | Appears | Chapter 551: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 542: | Absent | Chapter 552: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 543: | Absent | Chapter 553: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 544: | Absent | Chapter 554: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 545: | Absent | Chapter 555: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 546: | Absent | Chapter 556: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 547: | Appears | Chapter 557: | Absent |
Volume 40 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 558: | Absent | Chapter 567: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 559: | Absent | Chapter 568: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 560: | Absent | Chapter 569: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 561: | Absent | Chapter 570: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 562: | Absent | Chapter 571: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 563: | Absent | Chapter 572: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 564: | Absent | Chapter 573: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 565: | Absent | Chapter 574: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 566: | Absent | Chapter 575: | Appears |
Volume 41 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 576: | Appears | Chapter 585: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 577: | Absent | Chapter 586: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 578: | Appears | Chapter 587: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 579: | Absent | Chapter 588: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 580: | Absent | Chapter 589: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 581: | Absent | Chapter 590: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 582: | Absent | Chapter 591: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 583: | Absent | Chapter 592: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 584: | Absent | Chapter 593: | Absent |
Volume 42 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 594: | Absent | Chapter 603: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 595: | Absent | Chapter 604: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 596: | Absent | Chapter 605: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 597: | Absent | Chapter 606: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 598: | Absent | Chapter 607: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 599: | Absent | Chapter 608: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 600: | Absent | Chapter 609: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 601: | Absent | Chapter 610: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 602: | Absent | Chapter 611: | Absent |
Volume 43 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 612: | Appears | Chapter 621: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 613: | Appears | Chapter 622: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 614: | Absent | Chapter 623: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 615: | Appears | Chapter 624: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 616: | Absent | Chapter 625: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 617: | Appears | Chapter 626: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 618: | Appears | Chapter 627: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 619: | Appears | Chapter 628: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 620: | Appears | Chapter 629: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 630: | Absent |
Volume 45 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 650: | Absent | Chapter 659: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 651: | Absent | Chapter 660: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 652: | Absent | Chapter 661: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 653: | Absent | Chapter 662: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 654: | Absent | Chapter 663: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 655: | Absent | Chapter 664: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 656: | Absent | Chapter 665: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 657: | Absent | Chapter 666: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 658: | Absent | Chapter 667: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 668: | Appears |
Volume 46 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 669: | Appears | Chapter 679: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 670: | Appears | Chapter 680: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 671: | Appears | Chapter 681: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 672: | Appears | Chapter 682: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 673: | Appears | Chapter 683: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 674: | Appears | Chapter 684: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 675: | Appears | Chapter 685: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 676: | Appears | Chapter 686: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 677: | Appears | Chapter 687: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 678: | Appears | Chapter 688: | Appears |
Volume 47 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 689: | Appears | Chapter 699: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 690: | Appears | Chapter 700: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 691: | Appears | Chapter 701: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 692: | Appears | Chapter 702: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 693: | Appears | Chapter 703: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 694: | Appears | Chapter 704: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 695: | Appears | Chapter 705: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 696: | Appears | Chapter 706: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 697: | Appears | Chapter 707: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 698: | Appears | Chapter 708: | Appears |
Volume 48 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 709: | Appears | Chapter 714: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 710 | Absent | Chapter 715: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 711: | Appears | Chapter 716: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 712: | Appears | Chapter 717: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 713: | Appears | Chapter 718: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 719: | Absent | |||||||||||
Beyond the Impact Blue: | Absent | Beyond the Impact Blue (Part 2): | Absent | |||||||||
Takumi Side Story: | Appears |
Extra Chapters | ||||||||||||
Sentimental White: | Absent | Sentimental White (Part 2): | Absent | |||||||||
Green Departure: | Appears | Green Departure (Part 2): | Absent | |||||||||
Green Departure (Part 3): | Absent |
Legend Trilogy | ||||||||||||
Legend 1: Awakening: | Appears | |||||||||||
Legend 2: Racer: | Appears | |||||||||||
Legend 3: Dream: | Appears |
Games
Initial D Games | ||||||||||||
Gaiden: | Appears | Street Stage: | Appears | |||||||||
Koudou Saisoku Densetsu: | Appears | Arcade Stage 4: | Appears | |||||||||
Initial D: | Appears | Extreme Stage: | Appears | |||||||||
Arcade Stage: | Appears | Arcade Stage 5: | Appears | |||||||||
Another Stage: | Appears | Arcade Stage 6 AA: | Appears | |||||||||
Arcade Stage 2: | Appears | Arcade Stage 7 AAX: | Appears | |||||||||
Special Stage: | Appears | Arcade Stage 8 Infinity: | Appears | |||||||||
Mountain Vengeance: | Appears | Perfect Shift Online: | Appears | |||||||||
Arcade Stage 3: | Appears | Arcade Stage Zero: | Appears | |||||||||
The Arcade: | Absent |
Initial D Cars | |
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Honda | Civic SiR-II (EG6) (Shingo Shoji) • Civic Type R (EK9) (Daiki Ninomiya • Todo School Demo Car) • Integra Type R (DC2) (Smiley Sakai) • NSX (NA1) (Go Hojo) • S2000 (AP1) (Dr. Toshiya Joshima) |
Mazda | Eunos Roadster (NA6CE) (Toru Suetsugu) • Roadster RS (NB8C) (Satoshi Omiya) • SAVANNA RX-7 Infini III (Ryosuke Takahashi) • ɛ̃fini RX-7 Type R (FD3S) (Keisuke Takahashi • Kyoko Iwase • Fake Keisuke) • RX-7 Type RS (FD3S) (Arcade Stage only) • RX-7 Spirit R Type A (FD3S) (Arcade Stage only) • RX-8 Type S (SE3P) (Arcade Stage only) |
Mitsubishi | Mitsubishi Lancer EX 1800GSR Turbo (A170) (Mamoru Lancer Evolution III GSR (CE9A) (Kyoichi Sudo) • Lancer Evolution III RS CE9A (Ren Nogami) • Lancer Evolution IV RS (CN9A) (Seiji Iwaki's Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution) • Lancer Evolution IV GSR CN9A (Satake) • Lancer Evolution V GSR CP9A (Aikawa) • Lancer Evolution V RS (CP9A) (Arcade Stage only) • Lancer Evolution VI GSR Tommi Makinen Edition (CP9A) (Ichijo) • Lancer Evolution VII GSR (CT9A) (Kobayakawa) • Lancer Evolution IX GSR (CT9A) (Arcade Stage only) • Lancer Evolution X GSR (CZ4A) (Arcade Stage only) |
Nissan | 180SX Type II (RPS13) (Kenji • Tsukamoto) • 180SX Type X (RPS13) (Arcade Stage only) • Fairlady Z 240Z (S30) (Arcade Stage only) • Fairlady Z (Z33) (Ryuji Ikeda • GT-R (R35) (Arcade Stage only) • GT-R Nismo (R35) (Shun Aiba (MF Ghost)) (Arcade Stage only) • SilEighty (RPS13) (Impact Blue) • Silvia K's (S13) (Koichiro Iketani) • Silvia K's Aero (S14) (Arcade Stage only) • Silvia Q's (S14) (Kenta Nakamura • Silvia Spec-R (S15) (Two Guys From Tokyo • Hiroya Okuyama) • Skyline 25GT Turbo (ER34) (Atsuro Kawai) • Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec II (BNR32) (Takeshi Nakazato • Eikichi Shimamura • Rin Hojo) • Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec II (BNR34) (Arcade Stage only) • Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec II Nür (BNR34) (Kozo Hoshino) |
Subaru | BRZ S (ZC6) (Arcade Stage only) • Impreza WRX STi Coupe Type R Version V (GC8F) (Bunta Fujiwara) • Impreza WRX STi Sedan Type R Version VI (GC8G) (Arcade Stage only) • Impreza WRX STi (GDBA) (Arcade Stage only) • Impreza WRX STi (GDBF) (Arcade Stage only) • WRX STI S207 NBR Challenge Package (VAB) (Arcade Stage only) |
Suzuki | Cappuccino (EA11R) (Sakamoto) |
Toyota | Altezza RS200 Z Edition (SXE10) (Nobuhiko Akiyama) • Celica GT-Four (ST205) (Miki's Toyota Celica GT-Four) • Corolla Levin SR (AE85) (Itsuki Takeuchi) • Corolla Levin GT-APEX (AE86) (Wataru Akiyama) • FT86 G Sports Concept (Arcade Stage only) • 86 GT (ZN6) (Kanata Katagiri (MF Ghost)) (Arcade Stage only) • MR2 G-Limited (SW20) (Ken Kogashiwa) • MR-S S-Edition (ZZW30) (Kai Kogashiwa) • Prius S Touring Selection (ZVW30) (Arcade Stage only) • Toyota Starlet (KP61) (Shigeru) • Supra RZ (JZA80) (Hideo Minagawa • Sprinter Trueno 2door GT-APEX (AE86) (Shinji Inui) • Sprinter Trueno 3door GT-APEX (AE86) (Takumi Fujiwara • Fake Takumi) |
Complete Car (Arcade Stage only) | Fujita Engineering RX-7 Demon King (FD3S) • Honda NSX-R GT (NA2) • Honda Twincam Monster Civic Type R (EK9) • J's Racing S2000 Demon King (AP1) • Mazdaspeed Roadster C-Spec (NA8C) • MCR Skyline GT-R Demon King (BNR34) • Power House Amuse S2000 GT1 (AP1) • RE Amemiya Genki-7 (FD3S) • Top Secret Super G-Force Supra (JZA80) |
Source: https://initiald.fandom.com/wiki/Takumi_Fujiwara%27s_Toyota_AE86
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