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skullangel
Topic: Tokyo drift/Initial D crossover?
Now that Tokyo Drift is done...

Has anyone decided to make a Initial D crossover?

I'd Love to see Dom Torreto Drift against Bunta!

#1 Jul 03rd 2006, 9:03am
Stinger - VXR42
Sorry - what's initial D?
#2 Jul 20th 2006, 9:35am
Devil-Angel
Hahaha, Initial D is an anime turned movie. I wish there were more Tokyo Drift fanfiction stories... =/
#3 Sep 19th 2006, 1:39am
Stinger - VXR42
Ah, right, is that the one with the guy beating everyone with an ancient Toyota Corrola...?
#4 Sep 24th 2006, 1:34pm
Devil-Angel
Haha, yea, i think so...
#5 Sep 28th 2006, 8:25pm
Stinger - VXR42
Sounds fantastic, but did you notice that in the film...

The sentō proprietor is reading Initial D, an anime and manga franchise about a young teenage boy whom has hidden talent in racing in the mountain passes of Gunma Prefecture.

DK bets his "86 Corolla" with Han on the result of a race, while Han puts up the "72 Skyline". "Drift King" Keiichi Tsuchiya is famously known for drifting in a Toyota AE86 Corolla Sprinter Trueno, while the 1972 Nissan C10 Skyline (popularly known by the Japanese as the Hakosuka (ハコスカ), meaning box-Skyline) happens to be Keiichi Tsuchiya's first drift car.

#6 Oct 03rd 2006, 8:20am
RedLion2
I noticed the similarities too, as well. Initial D is a great manga, and Tokyo Drift the best of the F&F movies. It's too bad more people don't appreciate the sport of drifting, or the cars that people race with. I like both the drifter cars and old muscle cars, but they really can't be compared. They're not that much alike....
#7 Oct 06th 2006, 6:54pm
Stinger - VXR42
American Muscle vs Japanese Tuner has been a big fight among most racing fans for some time. I think it would be great though if, in the next FatF, both of those classes had to work together agaisnt European Exotics, like Porsches, Lamborghinis and Aston Martins.
#8 Oct 07th 2006, 12:38am
Dragon Reverb

American muscle vs japanese tuners?? been there done that... hello if you notice theres is a differen'ts in both in FATF drift originated in japan mastered by a american in initial D drift also originated in japan but masterd but a japanese and come on tuners vs muscle?? the last race of FATF is tuners vs muscle... hello notice that sean was driving a S15 and dom was driving a 69 charger?

#9 Apr 21st, 2:29am

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