I could really sense how much you like boneless ham.

Next is the farm road race, I guess.

>>5

That’s just a rally…

I’ve only been watching anime, but why does the Angel surrounding feel so Showa-era?

>>8

Naso

>>8

It’s really tough to portray a man’s sexual desire so vividly.

I quite like the countryside homecoming episodes, but they don’t appeal to those who are watching for the races.

>>12

When it’s turned into an anime, I just know that Saionji Grandma’s super speedy light truck will have Eurobeat playing…

The feeling of “Please write that part!” that came through in the narration of the final episode is intense.

Since ancient times, male characters have mostly been really nice guys, so I can only say that it’s really the teacher’s taste when it comes to women.

One of the factors that heightens Kanata’s heroine status is that her circumstances are quite tragic.

At the beginning of the story, my mother had already passed away, my father died after the third race, and just after the final race, my grandfather was in critical condition, so I had to return home suddenly.

Regardless of the manga, it’s impressive that the anime was able to be aired without purging around the Angels in this day and age.

They must be eager to export overseas.

They must have contributed significantly to the company, so I hope they can be allowed to draw whatever they like next time.

Since Koi-chan’s romantic part was definitely depicted as the main focus, it can’t be said that it’s a mistake, so it’s kind of funny.

Did it get completed? Seriously…?

>>21

Becken has become infatuated with Kanata.

I wonder if there was a contract that allowed the girls to draw as they like since I’m drawing cars in MF Ghost…

It feels like it ended quickly, but it was actually serialized for quite a while.

Please close the final episode of the MF anime with “Rage your dream”…

Next, you’re going to draw a manga about agriculture, right?

>>28

I think Yajikita’s little sister has a great character, sweetly relying on her brother while saying things like that.

I think if Shigeno-sensei puts his mind to it, he can draw attractive girls.

I think there are objective perspectives since even the big angel makes comments during the story.

I’m drawing those women with a clear understanding of various things.

>>60

Natsuki seems to be engaging in compensated dating not out of a desire for money, but I feel a distorted view of women.

The first race is extremely long.

I had been running for nearly a year in the 4th race and in Young Magazine.

I see, it’s Mount Fuji.

It feels like a niche erotic manga found only on download sites revolving around women.

Since I feel a clear intention to draw a heroine like this if there isn’t one,

We have no choice but to respect that.

This guy is too strong from start to finish.

Since I’ve made quite a profit, I hope they will allow me to do a web serialization and continue drawing Sailor Ace.

Being just fat is one thing, but being ugly is a bit much…

At the end of the Young Magazine, I always felt like I was giving a tough comment, but was the comment for the episode where I drew the girls different?

It seems interesting to compare.

>>39

Since the anime started, I’m happy that the girls are cute, and it’s frustrating too.

I’m sorry for the players and the organizers, but I think the appeal of MFG diminished after Kanata and Beckenbauer were gone, even with the presence of the 17-year-old lunatic, as mentioned briefly in the epilogue.

>>40

No matter what, that place…

The scenario of overseas forces coming as assassins and the Japanese forces meeting them head-on seems interesting.

Kanata has also become a father of two children and it has come to an end.

The surrounding of Angel is filled with a strong longing to write a JK (high school girl) work by the teacher.

So why did my brother include such sexual harassment elements in MFG…?

>>44

The will of God

>>44

Because Hiroshi said so…

Thanks to the anime, the scene with Yajikita’s little sister was greatly enhanced in the final race.

I really thought “Yeah, that’s true” when I saw the comment in Magapoke saying the girl’s face looks like a boxfish.

>>47

The person drawing also had Yajikita’s younger sister say “Demekin” in the story.

I was surprised that Takumi appeared normally in the end.

Kanata is cute and sexy.

In the end, the man who always wears a hoodie and sunglasses and came to greet me while showing his true face was a little cute.

Honestly, isn’t Rika-chan ugly in the anime?

My younger sister was cute.

In reality, even at the time of Initial D, the stories involving women were honestly not interesting, and after the separation, the noise decreased, making it more enjoyable to read.

I think, when compared to other MFGs that give off a vibe of not wanting to draw cars, they are doing it pretty freely.

Let’s practice more with the girls.

In D, the heroine was also a prostitute, but it’s not good that female character settings can’t be made straightforwardly.

>>62

That being said, over there, the troublesome women tend to end things due to various issues during the process…

Ultimately, I’ll just end up with a nice, ordinary golfer.

The anime version has completely cut out the part where the guys watch Angels and get really excited, so it has been significantly sanitized.

As a result, Aiba-senpai, who is relatively responding better, stands out during the solo run.

>>63

Aiba-senpai will ultimately end up with a pretty decent older sister, so it’s alright.

It means that there might be secondary creations where Kana-chan is forcefully made to suck a penis by a bad female.

I thought it was somewhat ambiguous, and when I glanced over, it was already over.

I’ve never read Initial D, so I guess that’s how it is.

The early female duo in Initial D was great, right!

You worked hard on the cooking in the parts where the anime isn’t needed!!

During the summer, dating support girls were in fashion, and the magazine featured was the Young Magazine of that time.

Isn’t there some way to fix the girl’s face that looks like a fish?

In Initial D, the girls other than the heroine weren’t bad either.

The teacher’s hobby is too much and leaves the readers behind in the story of the heroine.

Mr. Fujiwara was also a somewhat cute young person.

Well, since it’s a manga, it’s enough if you can tell she’s a beautiful girl just from the depiction.

…Why are there ugly characters in the story?

>>73

If the tone and personality were likable, it would be a different story…

I read “BariBari Densetsu” recently, and I was surprised at how cute the girls were.

In the face of the creepiness of the 17-year-old cult, even seniors are overshadowed.

In Shigeno-sensei’s art style, a voice like Yajikita’s younger sister suits better than a voice like Koi-chan’s.

But it’s better to stop doing a solo tsukkomi!

What I thought while reading is that the 17-year-old craze didn’t really become a problem, did it?

Isn’t it just too strange that they don’t end up with the prostitute when watching the anime???

I thought Moroboshi would be a bit stronger.

>>84

The next generation influenced by the tricolor… although they are of a similar age, they feel like one of the drivers who will follow.

Other than that, there’s Yajikita Imouto and so on.

You did a great job on the anime character design.

The story about the senior from Initial D and the rival driver girl duo was interesting.

>>88

Well… but it’s pretty strange that that guy says he’ll give me his virginity!

My 17-year-old girlfriend looked really cute, and I wonder if the girls I genuinely want to write about will come out looking like that, teacher…

The prostitute heroine’s setting nicely intertwined with Takumi’s story, and when viewed as a part of the narrative, I don’t dislike it.

With that income, I don’t have to work part-time at a café…

>>91

Kanata is serious, so that’s a nice aspect about them, right?

The A110 is cool because…

It’s not that I can’t draw cute girls, but rather that the girl I like is like that.

Does the Dark Lord of the Sith ever show his true face?

Did you have those cute eyes after all?

>>95

It will be released one episode before the final chapter.

Actually, it’s not that I dislike Aiba, but I’ve been worried all this time about the fact that I got involved in my own mistake before the main part.

The senior treated it as their own mistake and forgot about it.

>>105

I love those casual exchanges between men.

Cheap French car

Kanata participated in the race purely as a means to search for his father, and he has no interest in the prize money at all.

Please give everything other than the bare minimum to Mr. Ogata.

>>98

That Ogata Motors really had some delicious juice, didn’t they…

>>109

It should be close to one hundred million.

>>109

It might be a legitimate right as an Hachiroku provider… no, it’s just a stroke of luck…

I think that if we don’t consider Natsuki as a heroine, she’s a character that grows to some extent and isn’t bad.

Honestly, Natsuki doesn’t have as many opportunities as love does.

In the play, he is criticized by Takumi and ultimately ends up in a tragic romance.

I didn’t hate it that much.

I watched the Initial D anime, and it makes me want those cars from that time.

I want to show the current car companies what kind of cars young people want.

If the series continues, I could graduate from the 17-year-old religion and focus solely on my current girlfriend.

I think they were probably laying various groundwork in case the serialization continued.

>>103

Can a 17-year-old graduate?

It felt like Takumi was becoming arrogant and reckless, and that the 86 was prepared to break down at least once.

Bali-den’s Aoi-chan is only a bit quirky at first, but after that, she’s just normal…

The former race queen who appears around Chapter 2 is quite a peculiar woman.

It’s obvious, but even during the peak of Initial D, car magazines hardly mentioned Natsuki, which is terrible.

Even though I’m technically the heroine…

Sawataru seemed like an overconfident, creepy lolicon! But during the second match, he was surprisingly cool… and I started to fall for him, but then he did something weird after the race that was definitely gross.

But now she’s seriously a great girl, so I think don’t let her go just because she turned 18.

>>111

Did you break up at the end?

>>121

I don’t understand.

It is precisely because I don’t understand that I think.

Takumi is the type to get angry no matter who the opponent is, so he was able to maintain balance with Natsuki.

Kanata is too kind.

In the final stage, Kanata’s past will appear before the main story.

Ogata-san and Aiba-senpai are a significant source of comfort for me, and I really wish there were about three more epilogues.

Even if the design of the girl is something we can’t help at this point,

When you find yourself liking a character who’s a complete jerk, and on top of that, poorly written by the author, there’s nothing you can do about it…

Sadly, a maintenance shop specialized in gasoline vehicles can no longer survive unless it specializes in MFG.

>>119

The heroine’s future is in danger.

Senpai is really a good man, isn’t he?

It’s just the right balance to understand why I don’t attract women.

>>120

There’s no kind of slyness that attracts women, right?

I’ll give you a prize because Ogata-san is cute.

Sawatori was quite a passionate man, getting involved until the very end of the final race.

I received a lot of prize money, so I want to buy a Supra for Kanata.

>>126

(Cloudy Kanata)

It seems that Tricolor has reached the truth of the grip weight ratio; is it because they understand the regulations? Or is it by coincidence?

>>127

It’s quite a correct judgment to say that you can’t fully utilize that much power on that course… but choosing not to rely on power in a car race is pretty insane.

Sliding the tires on the side makes them last longer… It’s a crazy design that Kanata wouldn’t have noticed if there hadn’t been any trouble.

However, the reference video for the FD is a regulation explanation video that shows what the correct answer is.

>>141

Recently, I’ve heard that the grip has improved in motorsports other than F1, resulting in less drifting.

You must have already finished drawing the car, right?

Next, draw a JK (high school girl) agriculture manga.

Sometimes those who are 17 years old are prioritized, but their enthusiasm for the race at least is genuine…

Beautiful girls + a genre that loves boys

I feel like works like this usually do well, but for some reason, there aren’t any strong works that seriously feature cute girls and cars together, which makes me wonder if, for otaku, cute girls and cool cars are considered separate interests.

Even motorcycles have things like “Bakuon!” and “Super Cub.”

>>131

There are too few people who can draw cars… Sensei Kase is good at both women and cars, but there are hardly any others…

>>131

Both the bike and the car are for touring, but what is required of a car is racing rather than driving.

Race manga has shattered the readers’ brains because of Sensei Shigeno, so ordinary manga artists can’t compete.

>>131

Those two works are definitely selling well, but when asked if they appeal to everyone, it’s a bit questionable…

It’s similar to the waterfront, but perhaps one reason it has become so popular is that it doesn’t overly focus on beautiful girls.

>>131

I think things that involve competition are probably difficult.

No matter how hard I try to depict the tactics of motor racing, it tends to become grandiose or aggressive, like “Get out of the way!”… I wonder if I should have beautiful girls do that.

It’s not like “Bakuon” is about racing or anything.

When I think about it this way, Girls und Panzer was quite amazing…

I only watch the anime, but I like Akabane.

The straightforwardness of the Battle Digest is rather refreshing.

I want to propose the theory that Sawatari stayed in Japan because they didn’t abandon it even when they turned 17 or 18.

It’s kind of like how seniors properly respond to angels.

Yajikita is suffering as his older brother has already started to smell of age even while running.

Sawatori thought Kanata would be going to Europe after him.

The automotive industry is consistently not letting go… but you are the only one… It’s laughable how you’re independently generating an advertising effect at a level that I’m unsure if you could even achieve by paying for it, so I guess it makes sense.

I wanted 86.

>>139

Speaking of which, the automotive industry spends a lot on advertising.

Even if I bear the entire production cost of the anime, it would still be a small amount of money…

>>143

I’ve never seen a sponsor this strong before…

This is cheating…

Simply put, having a car hobby is a high hurdle.

In the past, there was probably a time when even Takumi’s high school friends could work hard and buy a sports car.

>>140

I thought it was cheap, but it was 85! It’s funny, but it’s still amazing that I can buy it.

>>145

It’s amazing that Takumi is buying a car… I like the feeling of a high school student being impressed by that.

>>152

I’m not particularly fond of the tree itself, but I like the friendship around the two of them.

The power of the sponsors in anime is just ridiculous, it’s honestly funny.

What car is as easily accessible as an old Hachi-Roku now?

Yajikita feels like the younger sister has an excessively high aptitude for MFG, so it seems better for the older brother to go for a different race.

Watching Initial D makes me think that car advertisements with bad manners are more appealing.

>>149

It makes sense that drifting looks flashy because it’s also part of the performance show.

The excitement of live commentary for anime is wonderful.

That is buffing the fun level.

I want to see more of Beckenbauer and Kanata’s homo!

>>151

Go to Ariake.

Over rev or something?

On the contrary, I wonder if MFG suitability would be useful elsewhere…

In short, it’s like a sense for mountain passes.

College students were driving R32s while working part-time…

I drove a first-generation 80 Supra SZ-R during my university years.

I was able to buy a used full aero Veilside with no accidents, 18-inch wheels, and 45,000 km for 1.28 million yen.

It’s cheap now that I think about it…

My sister is having fun with the slippery surface of rain and ash in the second battle—her MFG suitability is way too high!

If it’s a female racer manga, then Over Rev was a hit around the same time as Initial D, and it’s currently being serialized again.

In the story, the authoritative figures are often criticized for their reckless past, but even if they didn’t do street racing, considering the current car industry, there are probably fans of Shigeno’s works everywhere.

If you’re just getting your license, you should get a beat-up Silvia or 180 for around 300,000 yen! That was the case…

It’s really funny that Fujiwara Tofu Shop has become a worldwide store because it hit big.

>>168

It seems that there were characters from a tofu shop on a foreign racer’s car…

Is that what you mean?

>>175

Citroën is a tofu shop, after all…

>>175

Un

The car with the Fujiwara Tofu Shop sticker in WRC read Initial D and became aware of cars, eventually becoming a rally driver.

The world view is just too interesting.

Did Toyota and the editorial team brainstorm ideas together?

One day, out of nowhere, Toyota and the editorial department came up with a concept and asked me to draw a manga; it’s just too much.

If you have Toyota involved, there’s no way you can say no!

>>172

I guess you’re shaking it with that intention for editing…

At Rally Japan, drivers from around the world gather and get excited saying, “We can do Initial D!” or “We can drive on the roads where Japanese sports cars were developed!”

Everyone was so exhausted from the terrible conditions that it made me laugh a little.

>>173

Curbs! Gutters! Fallen leaves! A mix of rain and snow!

Setting death

>>189

What do you think, big brother?

Toyota’s strength is such that if they spend just 1% of their annual advertising budget, they can cover the entire cost from start to finish and still have money left over.

Even if you incorporate a budget-heavy development in movies, there’s still plenty left over.

>>174

Hic

An image that instantly reveals how deeply Toyota was involved.

>>178

I feel like I’m going crazy.

>>178

That’s quite an expensive official merchandise…

>>178

I wonder what kind of person guessed it.

>>178

Was it customized for 2 million yen?

What do you mean? Isn’t the original Hachi-Roku also expensive?

The teacher likes the evil side of young women too much.

No one is asking for that.

If Shigeno-sensei’s sacrifice can at least liven up the automotive industry a little, I will become a demon…

It’s the number one company in Japan, so it better be that impressive.

Does customizing pass inspection?

>>188

You’re probably only making customizations that are just passable…

>>188

There are modifications that can pass inspection in real life.

>>188

Well, that’s because genuine products are made to meet regulations.

The ones that can’t pass are those huge wings that exceed the width of the vehicle.

“Fujiwara Tofu Shop (Private Use)”…a special sticker that is only permitted for the world’s greatest drift masters.