Ichijo (一条 Ichijō)[1], also known as the Man of Lan Evo VI (ランエボVIの男 Ran'ebo VI no otoko)[2], or White Evil (白悪 Shiro Waru)[3] is the downhill racer for the Tsuchisaka Lancer Evolution Team.
History[]
Prior to their race against Project D, he and Aikawa, wanting to promote a car shop they have, plan what they'll earn for their races; if they win both races, 500,000 yen, if each of them win one race, 250,000 yen, but if they don't win and its a tie, 50,000 yen. Ichijo then revealed to Aikawa that he never intended to race clean as they both plan to win dirty.
Unlike Aikawa, Ichijo is more cunning and tactful, in that he arranges for the oil spill on the road and bringing a group of gangsters (via another team member) to beat up Project D's members should Project D win. Although there is no mention of who the leader of this team is, it seems that Ichijo shows more of a leadership role than his teammate. Prior to his race against Takumi Fujiwara, he advises for Takumi to lose his match otherwise there will be dire repercussions.
As a racer, he is depicted as having poor braking skill. In the race with Takumi, he takes the runner position and leads for a fair share of the race until they hit the corner where the oil had been spilled earlier. Ichijo slips on a bit of the oil and slides to the outside, allowing Takumi to easily pass him and take the lead. There were plenty of chances to outrun him, but he was spooked by Takumi's drifting of the Trueno on the final corner. There he finds out that Takumi is a different, terrifying animal once he is driving, unlike the timid guy he tried to scare before the race.
Having lost the race, the Lan Evo team call on a bosozoku gang to beat up Project D as revenge for losing to them. However, he, Aikawa, and the rest of the Lan Evo team find out that their leader, is an old acquaintance of Keisuke Takahashi. As a result, the gangsters turned their backs on the losers.
Trivia[]
- His first name is never even revealed, as Ichijo is just his surname.
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Manga[]
Volume 25 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 306: | Absent | Chapter 314: | Introduced | |||||||||
Chapter 307: | Absent | Chapter 315: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 308: | Absent | Chapter 316: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 309: | Absent | Chapter 317: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 310: | Absent | Chapter 318: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 311: | Absent | Chapter 319: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 312: | Absent | Chapter 320: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 313: | Absent | Chapter 321: | Absent |
Volume 26 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 322: | Absent | Chapter 331: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 323: | Absent | Chapter 332: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 324: | Appears | Chapter 333: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 325: | Absent | Chapter 334: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 326: | Absent | Chapter 335: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 327: | Absent | Chapter 336: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 328: | Absent | Chapter 337: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 329: | Absent | Chapter 338: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 330: | Absent | Chapter 339: | Absent |
Volume 27 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 340: | Appears | Chapter 348: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 341: | Absent | Chapter 349: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 342: | Appears | Chapter 350: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 343: | Appears | Chapter 351: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 344: | Absent | Chapter 352: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 345: | Absent | Chapter 353: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 346: | Absent | Chapter 354: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 347: | Absent | Chapter 355: | Appears | |||||||||
Chapter 356: | Appears |
Volume 28 | ||||||||||||
Chapter 357: | Appears | Chapter 365: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 358: | Appears | Chapter 366: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 359: | Absent | Chapter 367: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 360: | Absent | Chapter 368: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 361: | Absent | Chapter 369: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 362: | Absent | Chapter 370: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 363: | Absent | Chapter 371: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 364: | Absent | Chapter 372: | Absent | |||||||||
Chapter 373: | Absent |
Anime[]
Fourth Stage | ||||||||||||
Act 1: | Absent | Act 13: | Introduced | |||||||||
Act 2: | Absent | Act 14: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 3: | Absent | Act 15: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 4: | Absent | Act 16: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 5: | Absent | Act 17: | Appears | |||||||||
Act 6: | Absent | Act 18: | Absent | |||||||||
Act 7: | Absent | Act 19: | Absent | |||||||||
Act 8: | Absent | Act 20: | Absent | |||||||||
Act 9: | Absent | Act 21: | Absent | |||||||||
Act 10: | Absent | Act 22: | Absent | |||||||||
Act 11: | Absent | Act 23: | Absent | |||||||||
Act 12: | Absent | Act 24: | Absent |
Games[]
Initial D Games | ||||||||||||
Gaiden: | Absent | Street Stage: | Appears | |||||||||
Fastest Public Road Legend: | Absent | Arcade Stage 4: | Absent | |||||||||
Initial D: | Absent | Extreme Stage: | Absent | |||||||||
Arcade Stage: | Absent | Arcade Stage 5: | Absent | |||||||||
Another Stage: | Absent | Arcade Stage 6 AA: | Absent | |||||||||
Arcade Stage Ver. 2: | Absent | Arcade Stage 7 AAX: | Absent | |||||||||
Special Stage: | Absent | Arcade Stage 8 Infinity: | Appears | |||||||||
Mountain Vengeance: | Absent | Perfect Shift Online: | Absent | |||||||||
Arcade Stage Ver. 3: | Introduced | Arcade Stage Zero: | Absent | |||||||||
The Arcade: | Appears |
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References[]
- ↑ The name Ichijo was reportedly given on the Fourth Stage official website and on the Fourth Stage DVDs, but this has yet to be proven. The name Ichijo is given however in the Initial D Memorial Blu-ray Collection Vol. 2's information booklet.
- ↑ This name is used in most media, including guidebooks and the Arcade Stage series.
- ↑ This name is used in Initial D Battle Stage 2.