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[21] Anime[edit] See also: List of Initial D
episodes Avex has released the anime in several parts called
Stages. A recurrent feature of the anime is its extensive usage of Eurobeat as background music in race scenes, especially by Italian singers. Initial D (referred to retroactively as "First Stage"): 26 episodes (1998) Initial D Second Stage: 13 episodes (1999) Initial D Extra Stage: 2-episode OVA side-story focusing on Impact Blue (2000) Initial D Third Stage: a 104-minute movie (2001) Initial D Fourth Stage: 24 episodes (2004–2006) Initial D Extra Stage 2: a 50-minute OVA side-story focusing on Mako and Iketani (2008) Initial D Fifth Stage: 14 episodes (2012–2013)[22] Initial D Final Stage: 4 episodes (TV), compilation movie (DVD/Blu-ray) (2014) New Initial D the Movie - Legend 1: Awakening: feature movie (2014) New Initial D the Movie - Legend 2: Racer: feature movie (2015) New Initial D the Movie - Legend 3: Dream: feature movie (2016) The Battle Stages are musical films serving as a compilation of the racing action scenes in the preceding series, stripped of all but minimal character dialog and featuring new music. Initial D Battle Stage: a 50-minute movie (2002) Battle Stage is a compilation of races from the first three series, except for Extra Stage. The battles from First Stage have been reanimated and remastered with the more advanced CGI used in Third Stage, however the character art remains the same. A battle not featured in either the manga or the anime is featured, using the new CGI and old character art. Initial D Battle Stage 2: a 1-hour movie (2007) Battle Stage 2 is a compilation of races from Fourth Stage with unchanged CGI, even for the hidden battles. It features Keisuke's first two races as part of Project D, as they were not featured in Fourth Stage. Initial D Battle Stage 3: (2021) Battle Stage 3 features every race from Fifth Stage and Final Stage. Unlike the previous two battle stages, it does not feature any new battles, and doesn't feature any character dialogue. New Initial D the Movie Battle Digest: (2022) A recap of the movie trilogy with additional scenes of the characters test driving their cars.
Retrieved December 21, 2021. ^ ニュータイプアニメアワード2018-2019結果発表、作品賞は「プロメア」&「鬼滅の刃」で各部門結果はこんな感じ. Gigazine (in Japanese). October 27, 2019.
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original on January 17, 2024. Retrieved February 7, 2022. ^ Loo, Egan (March 6, 2021). "Kenjiro Tsuda, Yui Ishikawa Win 15th Annual Seiyū Awards". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on May 8, 2022. Retrieved February 7, 2022.
Part of what
made this show so appealing was Miyamura's distinct appearance from generic high-school anime protagonists. As we found out, that amounted to little more than a marketing gimmick. In the first few episodes, it pitched itself as an emotional portrayal of bullying and depression, but those themes were bait. When it comes down to it, this show doesn’t give a rat’s ass about “Not judging people by their appearance. ” When Miyamura tells his friends about people talking behind his back, they tell him to man up—in a show about bullying that we’re meant to take seriously.
The only problems in their relationship that weren't Hori's fault were caused by contrivances. Miyamura's phone dies for five days, so Hori goes into panic mode and assumes the worst. The grand reunion is played up with dramatic slow motion, loud, emotional music, but it rings hollow. It's meant to feel like they've been apart for a long time, but to us, it was only five minutes. What should've been a
significant turning point for their relationship felt inconsequential. Alone, this one contrived moment isn't a big deal; however, it is a persistent problem with the anime.
