Initial Crap

[Voodoo.Priest]

My bro downloaded the first 3 episodes of initial D in english. This version also included subs of what the original script was as well at the bottem of the screen for comparison.

It was like they made up the entire script them selves. There is about a 50-60% translation match. The rest of it was completly off or even removed. Apart from this all the music has been changed. No more Euro cuz it's all rap now. And it isn't even decent rap, it is just crap.

It seems like this is being aimed at ricers. My prediction after this hits the shelves is Honda Accord Trueno body kits. How do I know this? Because I'm going to be the one making them.
Muhahahahaha!!!

Some one has to make money off the ricers so why not me?

Side Notes: I watched half the first episode before turning it off cuz it was that bad.

I will be patoning Trueno drift kits for Hoda Accords.

[Alpha]

I knew it was gonna be bastardized, but from euro to rap?? wtf where they thinking

[boroEF]

GOOD~ i hope all the ricers go drift on the streets, crash and break their legs so they cant drive anymore...less morons on the street

[TRDragoon]

Voodoo, were you introduced to AE86, by the series? if so admit it!!!

[Voodoo.Priest]

Originally posted by TRDragoon
Voodoo, were you introduced to AE86, by the series? if so admit it!!!

Actually yes. I've never denied it. It was my uncles Celica that started my love for old school Toyotas though not Initial D. Actually I hated the Trueno when I first started to watch Initial D. I thought it was a stupid crapy car and din't even know it was a corolla. Later a friend told me it was a Corola GT-S over here. After I experianced my uncles 85 Celica GT-S I gained intrest in older Toyota cars. I wondered what the deal with this Trueno/Levin/Corolla was so I started to look up info on it cuz I wanted to know how the **** it would stand a chance against a Skyline or an EVO. Soon After I found Club 4AG and was a fairly active member there for a year or so until Cyril told me about this forum which is a little more local than Califonia.

The show its self was fairly good dealing with complex issues other than the racing.

As for drifting I don't plan on doing it until I have a decent amount of experiance on the track. And theat is not going to happen until I at least finish fixing every thing on the car. All that is left is the breaks and the front struts. I've spent over 8k on my car so far. I've already striped one of these cars down for parts and have started to teach my self how to repair my own car and I rather enjoy it too.

I don't think it maters if you have been introduced to the car wether it be the car cult uder ground or a video just so long as you are mature enough and under stand the difference between reality and fiction.