Reviews for Initial D Manga

I love this manga because it clearly depicts the coolness of sports cars from the 90s. I like the scene where he fights with Keisuke for the first time.

A friend of mine participated in the 86 one-make race. Recently, he has been active in D1. Thirty years ago, children (college students) had no choice but to ride in such a small car because they couldn't buy a Z or Supra. I miss it! I learned about it from anime, and I'm pretty addicted to music.

The car pictures are realistic, and the battle with Takahashi Ryosuke is really interesting (*'`)

I bought all the comics and read them all, but I wanted to watch them in a different form, so I bought them (lol) If you like cars and have experienced drifting in the past, definitely! I think there are people who read enough to say that!? A combination of the famous AE86 Trueno and Takumi cars from the Showa era! The roar of the famous 4AG and the skilling sound of the tires seem to be heard even now! Drift is amazing right away no matter who sees it, regardless of age or gender! interesting! that's cool! Isn't it entertainment that makes you think? Now there's even a professional drift championship called the D1 Grand Prix. From car enthusiasts and drift lovers, I don't like cars that much, right? I definitely want people to read it at least once! Maybe this is what comics you can enjoy without logic!?

Even if you don't know anything about cars, you'll understand as you read on, so no prior knowledge is required. In short, it's a story where the main character, who didn't know what he liked, made headlines and grew up through a friend. Personally, the comments of the people in the gallery are a pressure point (laughs).

I read it a long time ago and knew it, but it's still interesting! You can read about cars and Doratec without knowing anything! I'm excited that the main character, who didn't think about anything at first, is getting more and more serious ♪ The rivals are all wonderful too! (There are a lot of old boys pictorially, but I'm personally happy that the pattern is so soft and clean) girls are also popping up, and realistic (I don't know how it is based on current circumstances) youth dramas are also included, but all of them are infuriating girls! lol. Heartbreak, which is not cool from the author's point of view, is an essential essence you can't miss. Anyway, I recommend reading it all at once ♪

I used to read Hama. I don't know much about cars at all, but it was a comic I liked. I haven't read it in a long time, but it's still interesting.

It's a youth betting on drift, and it's a speed game where you risk your life. There was something that reminded me of the early Fast and Furious. The natural tech and the fighting spirit that caught fire are intense. I love the moment when the gentle protagonist stirs up his fighting spirit.

It's a work I'm addicted to watching anime in the past, but I'm nostalgic and I intend to take a peek, but I can't stop the Takahashi Brothers Battle due to the disastrous setting and development. The interaction between the store manager and Mr. Bunta is unbearable. However, I wonder if battles would be more enjoyable in anime...

I was influenced by this work and went to Mount Haruna many times. When I think about it now, I was young. A work with very good memories

I read it in a strange way, but it's the initial D, isn't it? In order to carry tofu, I like the drift setting by driving without spilling a cup of water.

I fell in love with anime, and since I was curious about the continuation, I also read comics. The realism of car racing was a bit difficult to convey, but since it also depicts Takumi's relationships, it's interesting to be able to see a side of Takumi that can't be seen in the anime.

It's not that I'm particularly interested in cars, but the main character and other characters are good and interesting.

It is a popular work for Japanese anime fans and people from overseas who love cars. Certainly I can enjoy it even if I don't know cars or drivers at all? There are so many volumes that I haven't been able to read all of them, but the anime was interesting too, so would you like to read them sometime?

As is the case with Crunchy Legends, I think this author's sense of speed is amazing.

It's a youth comic that took the world by storm when I was a student, and it's an irresistible comic for car lovers

I like it the most in Hashiriya manga. This is why I became interested in cars of this era. It's nice that Takumi's characters are plain.

The protagonist is easygoing, but his driving skills are amazing, and the process of growing up as he is driven into racing and confrontations is very interesting. It's a work you can enjoy even if you're not interested in cars.