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Initial D Legend 2: Racer (新劇場版「頭文字[イニシャル]D」Legend 2 -闘走-, Shin Gekijō-ban Inisharu D Legend 2 -Toso-) is a 2015 Japanese animated film produced by Liden Films and Sanzigen. It was directed by Tomohito Naka and is based on the on the Initial D manga series by Shuichi Shigeno. It is the second film in the New Initial D movie trilogy, adapting Chapter 15 to 37 of the manga (Volumes 2 to 4). The film premiered in Japan on May 23, 2015, and was distributed Shochiku.

The film was announced in December 2014, with a scheduled premiere in Japan on May 23, 2015. A key visual was released alongside the announcement, confirming that the cast from the first film would return, along with much of the staff.[2] A teaser trailer was released in February 2015, showcasing snippets of the battles featuring Takeshi Nakazato.[3] In April 2015, a full preview of the film was released, featuring the ending theme "Resurrection" by Back-On, and more scenes of the film. Advance tickets were made available with a bonus, where purchasers received a Fujiwara Tofu Store sticker.[4]

Over its first two days, the film earned ¥25,398,300 across 30 theaters, ranking first in box office screen average among films in the top 15 for the week of its release.[5] Its total reported box office gross in Japan was ¥105 million.[1]

Summary[]

The film opens with Takeshi Nakazato, the Myogi NightKids' leader, challenging Ryosuke Takahashi, the RedSuns' leader on a downhill battle one night. Afterwards, Nakazato tells Ryosuke that he witnessed Takumi Fujiwara's gutter technique he used to defeat Keisuke Takahashi, and believes that he battling Takumi will make things interesting. However, Ryosuke believes that Nakazato's car is incapable of defeating Takumi's Eight-Six, much to Nakazato's chagrin.

The next day, Nakazato arrives at a gas station where he encounters Itsuki Takeuchi, who accidentally accepts Nakazato's challenge as he drives off. However, Takumi later refuses to accept because he is not a racer despite being persuaded by Itsuki. Meanwhile, Yuichi Tachibana overhears the situation and tells the Akina SpeedStars why Takumi refuses to race. He referenced to Takumi how good Nakazato is and that no one would think he's a coward if he refuses. Later, Takumi changes his mind, but when he arrives home, he is shocked to discover that his father, Bunta, had already taken the Eight-Six with him. Takumi waits desperately, and realizes how much of a racer he already is.

Meanwhile, in Akina, the Akina SpeedStars attempt to apologize to the NightKids for their mistake. Just as they did so, Takumi arrives in the Eight-Six, much to their relief. As the race starts, Nakazato takes the lead, whilst Ryosuke and Keisuke follow as spectators. During the race, Nakazato's AWD driving skills keep Takumi at bay. Unbeknownst to Takumi, Bunta tuned the Eight-Six's suspension, allowing Takumi to stay on Nakazato's tail. As they approach the five consecutive hairpins, Nakazato blocks the inside, prompting Takumi to try and overtake Nakazato from the outside. Eventually, Nakazato drives into the outside, causing Takumi to drive into the inside, overtaking Nakazato. Nakazato attempts to block Takumi again, but his car spins out, and hits the guardrail, making him lose.

The following day, Iketani's Nissan Silvia S13 has been fully repaired, and Iketani and Itsuki take it to Akina to test drive it. They were then ambushed by a posse of NightKids led by Nakazato's teammate, Shingo Shoji, and his red Honda Civic SiR II EG6. Shingo then bumps Iketani's car, making him spin out. Takumi arrives and witnesses the situation as the NightKids drove off. Back at Akina's peak, Iketani demands Shingo's apology, which Shingo agrees if he loses his "Duct Tape Deathmatch" challenge against Takumi, during which the driver's right hand is taped to the steering wheel. Shingo then admits that if Takumi loses, Shingo will overthrow Nakazato as the new leader of the NightKids.

As their race starts, Takumi's tape nearly causes him to crash. He then learns that steering less will let him clear corners faster. Shingo gets impatient with Takumi's inability to crash. So, he bumps Takumi's Eight-Six, making him spin out. However, Takumi manages to avoid crashing and regains control. Enraged, Takumi drives recklessly, even going as far as cutting corners and bumping guardrails. Takumi eventually overtakes Shingo by using his gutter technique. Shingo, refusing to lose, decides to end the race in a double crash, but Takumi countersteers in time and moves out of Shingo's way, causing Shingo to crash, and lose the race.

The next day, the film ends with Takumi receiving a bouquet of flowers at work, along with a card addressed to "Panda Trueno", which then happens to be a formal challenge issued from Ryosuke.

Characters[]

(In order of appearance)

  1. Kenji
  2. Ryosuke Takahashi
  3. Takeshi Nakazato
  4. Shingo Shoji
  5. Bunta Fujiwara
  6. Takumi Fujiwara
  7. Itsuki Takeuchi
  8. Koichiro Iketani
  9. Yuichi Tachibana
  10. Mamoru
  11. Shigeru
  12. Keisuke Takahashi
  13. Natsuki Mogi

Cars[]

  1. Mazda SAVANNA RX-7 ∞ III (FC3S)
  2. Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec II (BNR32)
  3. Nissan 180SX Type II (RPS13)
  4. Mazda ɛ̃fini RX-7 Type R (FD3S)
  5. Toyota Sprinter Trueno GT-APEX (AE86)
  6. Honda Civic SiR-II (EG6)
  7. Nissan Silvia K's (S13)
  8. Mitsubishi Lancer EX 1800GSR Turbo (A170)
  9. Toyota Starlet (KP61)
  10. Toyota Camry (V40)
  11. Eunos Roadster (NA6CE)
  12. Toyota Altezza RS200 Z Edition (SXE10)
  13. Nissan Silvia Spec-R (S15)

Battles[]

  1. Ryosuke Takahashi vs Takeshi Nakazato (Impromptu)
  2. Takumi Fujiwara vs Keisuke Takahashi (flashback)
  3. Takumi Fujiwara vs Takeshi Nakazato
  4. Koichiro Iketani vs Shingo Shoji (Impromptu)
  5. Takumi Fujiwara vs Shingo Shoji

Cast & Credits[]

Cast[]

Original[]

Additional Voices:

  • Atsuo Hasegawa
  • Daigo Fujimaki
  • Eri Gouda
  • Keisuke Kojima
  • Saori Okamoto
  • Shouta Sameshima
  • Toshifumi Nakabayashi
  • Yoshiyuki Shimozuma
  • Yu Seki
  • Yuki Akutsu

Sentai Filmworks (English)[]

Sentai Filmworks announced in November 2017 that the film would be released as a Blu-ray and DVD combo pack, featuring an English dub as well as the original Japanese audio. This release was scheduled as part of their March 2018 slate.[6] Several cast members from the original Funimation dub of the anime series reprised their roles in the film trilogy; however, multiple characters were recast.[7]

Additional Voices:

  • Ethan Gallardo
  • Alex Sanchez
  • Adrienne Branz
  • Matthew Wittmeyer
  • Monica Rial
  • Bentley Cooper
  • Stig O’Hara
  • Dallas Delay
  • Taylor Grossman

@Anime (French)[]

Dubbed by Studios de Saint Maur and distributed by @Anime, the French dub features the returning cast from Fifth Stage and Final Stage, both of which were previously distributed by Kazé.

Credits[]

Original[]

Personnel[]
  • Chief Director: Masamitsu Hidaka
  • Director: Tomohito Naka
  • Script: Mayori Sekijima
  • Storyboard: Masamitsu Hidaka, Naruyo Takahashi, Tomohito Naka
  • Unit Director: Kazuo Nogami, Naruyo Takahashi, Tomohito Naka
  • Music: Akio Dobashi
  • Original Creator: Shūichi Shigeno
  • Character Design: Koji Haneda
  • Art Director: Shinichi Uehara
  • Chief Animation Director: Koji Haneda
  • Animation Director: Atsushi Aono, Chiyoko Sakamoto, Kōichi Hashimoto, Tetsurō Moronuki
  • Sound Director: Yōji Shimizu
  • CGI Director: Ryūsuke Ishida
  • Director of Photography: Shinsuke Ikeda
  • Producer: Kenichi Tokumura, Kōta Kuroda, Tetsuro Satomi, Yuya Yoshida
  • 2nd Key Animation: Atsumi Sakai, Atsushi Kashiwa, Aya Maeda, Ayumi Ono, Ayumu Ikeda, Emi Nakano, Eriko Haga (LIDEN FILMS Kyoto Studio), Fumie Sasaki, Hayato Kurosaki, Hayato Torii (LIDEN FILMS Kyoto Studio), Hiroshi Maejima, Junko Komiyama, Junnosuke Nishio (Art Base Ban), Kazuho Takano, Kazunari Araki (LIDEN FILMS Kyoto Studio), Ken Kazamatsuri (Art Base Ban), Kōhei Takahashi (Art Base Ban), Kosuke Kouzuki (Anime R), Kou Ito, Maki Hayashibara, Mayumi Kowada, Michiko Saeki, Mihoko Hayashi (IngresA), Minami Seki, Mitsuhiro Iida, Mizuki Takahashi, Nao Takano, Naoko Takada (LIDEN FILMS Kyoto Studio), Natsuki Orikasa, Noeko Kashiuchi, Ryo Kagawa (Art Base Ban), Shiho Tamai, Shuichi Hara, Takashi Ueno, Tomomi Kehara (IngresA), Wataru Kikukawa (Anime R), Yuichi Itou (LIDEN FILMS Kyoto Studio), Yuki Fukuda, Yūya Sakurai (I&S Factory)
  • Animation Producer: Yuichi Tashiro
  • Assistant Animation Director: Aki Tsunaki, Ryōtarō Akao, Takuji Yoshimoto
  • Assistant Art Director: Naruyo Kiriyama
  • Assistant Director of Photography: Shunsuke Kobayashi
  • Background Art: Akiko Kazato, Chika Hirabuki (Bamboo), Hee Hwan Kim (B.S.P), Hyun Ah Song (B.S.P), Izumi Hirabayashi (Bamboo), Junko Ina (Studio LaGrass), Katsu Nozaki (Studio LaGrass), Kyoung Gi Kim (B.S.P), Kyung Ae Kim (B.S.P), Kyung Min Kim (B.S.P; B.S.P), Shiori Iwahara (Studio LaGrass), Sung Hee Kim (B.S.P), Tomoaki Hirota (Studio LaGrass), Tomoe Ookubo, Tomomi Nakajima (Bamboo), Tsukasa Kakizakai (Bamboo), Yong Yun Jang (B.S.P), Yuichi Suehiro (Studio LaGrass)
  • CG Animation: Akio Shikishima (SANZIGEN), Arisa Kiyokawa (SANZIGEN), Daichi Ōmori (SANZIGEN), Haruyo Ogawa (SANZIGEN), Hiroshi Shinohara (SANZIGEN), Jia Xuan Cai (SANZIGEN), Kazuhisa Katayama (SANZIGEN), Kentarō Shiga (SANZIGEN), Kiyoshi Sannomiya (SANZIGEN), Motome Endō (SANZIGEN), Ryōsuke Ōshiro (SANZIGEN), Sadanori Kaneda (SANZIGEN), Takashi Yoha (SANZIGEN), Yuki Honda (SANZIGEN)
  • CG Creative Producer: Hiroaki Matsuura
  • CG Main Animation: Hiroyasu Nishino (SANZIGEN), Masayuki Hirata (SANZIGEN), Takuto Hirose (SANZIGEN), Tsuyoshi Satō (SANZIGEN), Yusei Obi (SANZIGEN)
  • CG Modeling: Atsushi Ōtaki (SANZIGEN), Taki Yamada (SANZIGEN), Tatsuya Shimano (SANZIGEN), Yasuhisa Takeuchi (SANZIGEN)
  • CG Modeling Director: Hiroshi Adachi (SANZIGEN)
  • CG Operator: Daisuke Shimoto (SANZIGEN), Hiroshi Morita (SANZIGEN), Jun Wei Shi (SANZIGEN), Naoya Okamoto (SANZIGEN), Risa Okada (SANZIGEN), Ruri Yamashita (SANZIGEN), Shinichirō Kuninaka (SANZIGEN), Shinya Takaoka (SANZIGEN), Shunichi Handa (SANZIGEN), Tomohiro Shimada (SANZIGEN), Yōko Takahashi (SANZIGEN)
  • CG Production Advancement: Rajeev Karki (SANZIGEN)
  • CG Production Producer: Kazunori Shibata (SANZIGEN)
  • CG Sub-Director: Kentarō Ijima (SANZIGEN)
  • Chief Producer: Yū Nishiho
  • Co-Producer: Hideaki Sakaguchi, Hidemasa Tasaka
  • Color Design: Mineyo Ōnishi
  • Color Setting: Chiaki Uesako, Masayuki Kusaka, Mineyo Ōnishi, Takae Iijima, Yukie Nakajima
  • Digital Cinema Engineer: Ayaka Minami, Tetsuro Tsukada
  • Digital Cinema Management: Hiroshi Kihara
  • Editing: Kiyoshi Hirose
  • Editing Assistant: Mai Hasegawa (Editz), Tomomi Umetsu (Editz)
  • Graphic Design: Eri Fujisawa
  • In-Between Animation: Akiko Fujiwara (LIDEN FILMS Kyoto Studio), Akiyoshi Fukunaga (Nakamura Production), Ayaka Koide (Diomedea), Ayumi Ono, Kana Tosaoka (Diomedea), Kei Goda (Nakamura Production), Kumiko Ōtani, Makoto Hotta (Nakamura Production), Makoto Suzuki (LIDEN FILMS Kyoto Studio), Manami Abe (Studio MAT), Mika Kato (diomedea), Miki Satō (Diomedea), Mina Kanzaki (LIDEN FILMS Kyoto Studio), Naoki Motoyama (Nakamura Production), Naomichi Yamaguchi (D-Motion), Natsuko Tamura (Studio MAT), Ritsuko Shiina, Saya Kanehara (LIDEN FILMS Kyoto Studio), Yukino Yasui (diomedea), Yutaka Sugiura
  • In-Between Check: Emi Nakano, Sachiyo Hiraide, Yuka Chōmei
  • In-Between Check Assistant: Ai Yokoyama
  • Key Animation: Akemi Roppongi, Akihiro Yamamoto, Asuka Mamezuka, Atsushi Aono, Aya Maeda, Ayako Ito, Ayu Tanaka, Chika Ishida, Chiyoko Sakamoto, Hiromi Terano, Kanae Hatakeyama, Kazuho Takano, Kazuya Saitō, Kōichi Hashimoto, Kyōko Kotani, Mamiko Nakanishi, Masayuki Fujita, Morifumi Naka, Naomi Takehara, Naruyo Takahashi, Risa Takai, Ryōsuke Tanigawa, Ryōtarō Akao, Ryou Kamei, Sachiko Suzuki, Sadatoshi Matsuzaka, Shigemi Aoyagi, Shinji Abe, Shuji Maruyama, Takashi Ueno, Takehiro Hamatsu, Takuji Yoshimoto, Tatsuo Honda, Tomoaki Chishima, Yuuko Kamiyama
  • Music Coordination: Eijun Shimizu, Takaki Kitagawa
  • Music Mixing: Akio Dobashi
  • Music Performance: Kōichi Korenaga (guitar)
  • Official HP Production: Utamaru Katō
  • Online Editor: Ayaka Minami, Tetsuro Tsukada
  • Overseas Manager: Kana Aida, Kumi Shimizu, Maki Igawa, Minami Ōtake
  • Paint: Akane Yamazaki (D-COLORS), Ayumi Yoshida (D-COLORS), Chiaki Uesako (Artemis), Chiharu Hashimoto (D-COLORS), Eriko Ikegami (D-COLORS), Hiroshi Moriwaki (Studio Elle), Jun Ono (Studio Elle), Kanta Matsuda (Studio Elle), Kazuya Tsukada (Studio Elle), Mai Katagami (Studio MAT), Masayuki Kusaka (Artemis), Mayumi Oikawa (D-COLORS), Mika Kinoshita (Studio Elle), Minori Nishida (D-COLORS), Miwa Enji (D-COLORS), Satsuki Kamoi (D-COLORS), Shi Zhi Zhou (Studio Elle), Youko Matsubara (Diomedea), Yuka Yamamitsu (D-COLORS), Yukie Nakajima (Artemis), Yumika Koide (Diomedea)
  • Paint Check: Chiaki Uesako, Masayuki Kusaka, Mineyo Ōnishi, Takae Iijima, Yukie Nakajima
  • Photography: Atsuko Okui (Assez Finaud Fabric), Atsuko Shibata (Assez Finaud Fabric), Kanae Ouchi (Assez Finaud Fabric), Keiko Ishizuka (SANZIGEN), Keisuke Watanabe (SANZIGEN), Mari Inoue (SANZIGEN), Naoki Yorozu (SANZIGEN), Reimon Kuwabara (Assez Finaud Fabric), Ryō Itō (Assez Finaud Fabric), Takahiro Hondai (Assez Finaud Fabric), Takeshi Kuchiba (Assez Finaud Fabric), Yoshiaki Kayaba (Assez Finaud Fabric)
  • Planning: Hideo Katsumata, Nobuyasu Suzuki
  • Planning Assistant: Shohei Yoshida (Young Magazine Editorial Dept.), Takeshi Nakajima (Young Magazine Editorial Dept.), Yūichirō Yano (Young Magazine Editorial Dept.)
  • Production Advancement: Atsushi Ebe, Kei Shimobayashi, Naoki Miyanaga, Tomoaki Suzuki, Yūsuke Sasaki
  • Production Affairs: Kyōshirō Suzuki, Saori Suga
  • Production Committee: Hideyuki Mizuno (Sammy), Hirotaka Tanaka (Sammy), Keiko Tokuda (Ultra Super Pictures), Kōji Suzuki (Avex Pictures), Naoto Kase (Sammy), Noriyuki Akita (Kodansha), Ryo Oyama (Avex Pictures), Shinya Ōta (Sammy), Takuya Matsushita (Kodansha), Toshihiro Takahashi (Shochiku), Toshio Iizuka (Shochiku), Tsuyoshi Nishiyama (Avex Pictures), Yoshimasa Okunaga (Shochiku), Yoshirō Manabe (Ultra Super Pictures)
  • Production Desk: Satoshi Kaizawa
  • Production Manager: Haruna Yoshida, Mai Mamiya, Yasuhiro Ishikawa
  • Publicity: Hiroshi Terada, Hitomi Nonaka, Kanako Horie, Kumiko Morita, Mana Matsumoto, Mariko Nagata, Masataka Hoshino, Norio Takahashi, Tomotoshi Hamaguchi
  • Publicity Design: Masahiro Takimoto
  • Publicity Producer: Hironori Gotō
  • Recording: Takeshi Imaizumi
  • Recording Assistant: Izumi Nakakura, Mutsumi Mizutani, Naoko Abe, Yumiko Shibusawa
  • Rigging: Daisuke Shimoto (SANZIGEN), Takehisa Kaneda (SANZIGEN)
  • Setting Production: Rajeev Karki
  • Sound Effects: Mutsuhiro Nishimura
  • Sound Production Manager: Kōhei Yamamoto, Naoya Miyakawa, Takuya Ōno
  • Special Effects: Yuichi Furuichi
  • Studio Coordinator: Chiharu Ikemoto
  • Sub CG Modeling Director: Kazuki Hirai (SANZIGEN)
  • Supervision: Nobuteru Taniguchi (Good Smile Racing), Takanori Aki (Good Smile Racing), Tatsuya Kataoka (Good Smile Racing)
  • Theater Program Sales: Junichirō Kitō (Ginnansha), Seina Yamaguchi (Ginnansha)
  • Theater Publicity: Yuriko Matsuura
  • Theater Sales: Ken Matsuura, Tōru Igawa
  • Theme Song Performance: Back-On, Backdraft Smiths
  • Trailer Director: Daisuke Matsuki
  • Vehicle Advancement: Hikaru Abe
Companies[]
  • 2nd Key Animation: Anime R, Art Base Bam, Be Loop, I&S Factory, ingresA, LIDEN FILMS Kyoto Studio, Production IMS, Reboot
  • 3DCGI: SANZIGEN
  • 5.1 Surround Studio: form THE MASTER
  • Animation Production: LIDEN FILMS, SANZIGEN
  • Background Art: B.S.P, Bamboo, Studio Lagurus
  • Digital Cinema Lab: Q-Tec
  • Distributor: Shochiku
  • Editing: EditZ
  • In-Between Animation: D-Motion, diomedéa, LIDEN FILMS Kyoto Studio, Nakamura Production, R.I.C, Reboot, Studio MAT, Triple A, xenron
  • Insert Song Production Assistance: CUE, GROWING UP, MB2nd
  • Music Production: Avex Pictures
  • Music Production Assistance: Azure
  • Paint: Artemis, D-COLORS, D-Motion, diomedéa, R.I.C, Reboot, Studio Elle, Studio MAT, Triple A, xenron
  • Photography: Assez Finaud Fabric., SANZIGEN
  • Planning: Avex Pictures, Kodansha
  • Production: Avex Pictures, Kodansha, Sammy, Shochiku, Ultra Super Pictures
  • Recording Studio: Omnibus Japan, Tokyo TV Center
  • SE Production Assistance: CAR SHOP LEAD, f-drider_planning, FAM SPEED, G-FORCE, GP SPORTS, Knight Sports, MINE'S, SEEKER, TEC-ART'S, Ukiya Shokai
  • Sound Production: Tohokushinsha Film Corporation
  • Special Thanks: Bandoh Racing, Carland, Kyosho Corporation, MEGA WEB, Ohmomo Tofu, Shin Nikko Motors
  • Supervision: Good Smile Racing
  • Surround Sound Mastering: form THE MASTER
  • Theater Program Sales: Ginnansha
  • Trailer Production: 10GAUGE

Soundtrack[]

The film's original score was composed by Akio Dobashi, who also composes all the music for all the films in the New Initial D movie trilogy.

Insert Songs:

Ending Theme: "Resurrection" - Back-On

The official soundtrack album for the film, titled New Initial D The Movie Legend 2 Racer Sound Collection, was released on CD on May 20, 2015.

Promotional Material[]

Promotional Images[]

Promotional Videos[]

Original[]

Sentai Filmworks (English)[]

Blu-ray Specials[]

Home Media Releases[]

Title Format Discs Release Date ID Number
Japan
New Initial D the Movie Legend 2 -Racer-【Deluxe Limited Edition】 Blu-ray 1 November 4, 2015 EYXA-10631
New Initial D the Movie Legend 2 -Racer-【Limited Edition】 EYXA-10632
New Initial D the Movie Legend 2 -Racer-【Regular Edition】 EYXA-10633
New Initial D the Movie Legend 2 -Racer-【Limited Edition DVD with full-size sticker】 DVD KDS-0296
France (@Anime)
Initial D Legend Film-2 [Édition Collector] Blu-ray + DVD 2 October 26, 2016 BRANI9164
Initial D Legend Film-2 DVD 1 DVDANI9165
United State and Canada (Sentai Filmworks)
Initial D Legend 2 -Racer- Blu-ray + DVD 2 March 13, 2018 SFC-IND002
United Kingdom (MVM Entertainment)
Initial D Legend 2 -Racer- Blu-ray 1 May 14, 2018 MBR2373
DVD MVD2373
Australia (Hanabee Entertainment)
Initial D Legend 2 -Racer- Blu-ray 1 August 20, 2018 -
DVD -

Differences from the Manga[]

  • In a similar fashion to the previous movie, Kenji witnessed Ryosuke and Nakazato's impromptu race against each other as they pass by him. in the manga, a generic driver and passenger witnessed it instead.
  • In the manga, Iketani and Kenji quickly went to the Fujiwara Tofu Shop to see why Takumi hasn't arrived to his race with Takeshi. When Bunta came around with the AE86, Takumi quickly sped off to the race, with the two SpeedStars members following behind him. In the New Movie, most of the scene is the same, albeit with Iketani and Kenji staying at the start of the race.
  • In Legend 2, soon after Nakazato leaves the mountain being confronted by Ryosuke, the camera shows Shingo in his EG6 Civic in the same parking spot they were arguing, marking Shingo's first appearance in the film.
  • The start of the battle between Takumi and Shingo are the same in both versions, however with a few differences. Shingo sped off after he bumped Iketani in the manga, only to return shortly after Takumi drifted in Iketani's S13, the following night. In the movie, Takumi was following when Iketani was bumped, prompting him to almost immediately start the race after he demanded Shingo to apologize.

References[]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 「キネマ旬報」2016年3月下旬号 70頁
  2. ↑ Sarah Nelkin (December 17, 2014). "New Initial D the Movie Legend 2's Title, Date, Visual Unveiled". Anime News Network. Retrieved on March 29, 2025.
  3. ↑ Sarah Nelkin (February 27, 2015). "New Initial D the Movie Legend 2 Film's Teaser Streamed". Anime News Network. Retrieved on March 29, 2025.
  4. ↑ Crystalyn Hodgkins (April 17, 2015). "New Initial D the Movie Legend 2 Film's 1st Promo Video Streamed". Anime News Network. Retrieved on March 29, 2025.
  5. ↑ "『新劇場版「頭文字D」Legend2-闘走-』週末興行スクリーンアベレージで第1位スタート！　鑑賞者満足度は驚異の98.4％を記録！". animate Times (May 26, 2015). Retrieved on March 29, 2025.
  6. ↑ "Sentai Filmworks' Official March 2018 Slate". Anime News Network (November 16, 2017). Retrieved on March 29, 2025.
  7. ↑ "Initial D: Legend Theatrical Collection Official English Cast List". Sentai Filmworks (September 17, 2019). Archived from the original on November 29, 2023. Retrieved on March 29, 2025.

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