Tokyopop published the manga and released part of the anime before ceasing its North American publishing operations. Funimation also licensed and released some of the earlier anime.
Source: Comic Natalie
Initial D Car-Racing Manga Gets New Anime Series
This year's 35th issue of Kodansha's Young Magazine is announcing on Monday that a new anime series adaptation of Shuuichi Shigeno's Initial D
car-racing manga has been green-lit. The format of the new anime series
— be it a television anime, original video anime, or another format —
and other details have not been revealed. More details will be provided
in the combined 36th/37th issue of the magazine on August 6.
The story follows Takumi Fujiwara, a high school boy with a natural
talent for driving, in his racing pursuits on the public highways. The
manga debuted in 1995, and Kodansha
published the 45th book volume last month. The manga already inspired
several television anime series, a live-action film, several original
video anime projects, and a successful game line.
Tokyopop published the manga and released part of the anime before ceasing its North American publishing operations. Funimation also licensed and released some of the earlier anime.
Source: Comic Natalie
Tokyopop published the manga and released part of the anime before ceasing its North American publishing operations. Funimation also licensed and released some of the earlier anime.
Source: Comic Natalie
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