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Tokyopop had completed an English subtitled version of Third Stage, and screened it at the Big Apple Anime Fest on August 29, 2003. [27] This version of Third Stage reportedly retained the original Japanese soundtrack, in contrast to their treatment of the rest of the anime series. This version of the film was never released on DVD, nor was it ever mentioned by Tokyopop past the original announcement. At the New York Anime Festival 2009, Funimation announced that it would be re-releasing and re-dubbing Initial D: First Stage, Second Stage, Extra Stage, Third Stage, and Fourth Stage. Their release included a brand new English dub and retained the original music from the Japanese in an uncut format. Funimation released the series out of order, with the Third and Fourth Stages releasing before the First and Second Stages. [28] The first Extra Stage was included in the Second Stage box set. Animated feature film series[edit] In July 2013 it was announced that another feature film titled New Initial D the Movie and a last anime series, Initial D Final Stage, will be produced. [29] The movie is a retelling of the early Stages with a wholly new voice cast and is split into three parts, with the first part released on August 23, 2014, titled Legend 1: Awakening, the second part was released May 23, 2015, titled Legend 2: Racer, the third part released on February 6, 2016, titled Legend 3: Dream. [30] Games[edit] Further information: Initial D (video game series) Initial D Gaiden (1998): Game Boy Initial D Koudou Saisoku Densetsu (1999): Sega Saturn Initial D (1999): PS1 Initial D: Ryosuke Takahashi's Fastest Typing-theory (2000/2001): PC/Mac & PS2 Initial D Second Stage: Fastest Typing in Kanto Project (2001): PC/Mac Initial D Arcade Stage / Initial D (2002): Arcade (NAOMI 2) Initial D Another Stage (2002): GBA Initial D Arcade Stage Ver. 2 / Initial D Ver.
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