Speed Racer is basically the strange drugs enhanced version of Hot Wheels, but if the drugs were also on drugs and even ones from alternate universes. Also when I first saw this movie, I actually felt like I was extremely drunk, high, and sick at the same time, just from looking at the movie for like a minute.
I believe the main engine is put in the front and the wheels in the front steer. The wheels in the back are completely independent and the jet engine in the back is mainly just to push the car to go faster. There are scenes in the movie where you'll see the jet engines are not on but the cars are still going.
Im not 100% but i think thats saved for performance cars because its so sensitive. Like you know how sensitive steering is already on the freeway? I think Itd be like that times 2, plus the systems complexity would make parts and repair much more expensive. Itd be AMAZING on a track car tho
@@spoilerz9795 cars like the gtr r34, the aventador svj have it, at low speeds, they have the tires turn in opposite directions, ie, one left one right, at high speeds they have it be both for stability, but i dont think its to the point that it could justify something like a t-180 yet
Omg, could you imagine slowing down to get into the dragster hyperpod to take advantage of its 400mph capabilities, just for a small ass rocket car to roll by at nearly the same speed?
There is a type of gas-turbine engine configuration called a turboshaft where the output of the turbine is mated through gears to its output shaft. The Mach-6 could be using this type of engine to power all four wheels while also dumping the exhaust overboard out the back of the vehicle to produce thrust for extra speed. Since the turbines would need to spool up to reach the desired RPM selected by the driver, electric motors could be used to give the car a quick kick to get moving before the main engine takes over.
Yes! Finally someone makes a video on this! You touched on basically every point I would’ve made if I wrote it, even the bits about tires melting and open cockpits being an awful idea! That said, I’ve got a few small criticisms (more nit-picky than anything) - What you said about the design of T-180s was basically spot-on, except I feel like you mis-represented the steering a lil bit: the wheels are USUALLY just used for corrections, but they can still steer like a normal car, especially at lower speeds. This is actually the biggest difference between the Mach 4 and Mach 6 - The 4 didn’t have 360 steering, while the 6 does. You could argue that Rex is a more impressive driver than Speed bc the 6 is a better car, but I’m not gonna go there. While on the topic of T-180s, if I was building one, I’d put some intakes underneath the car to suck it down to the ground and increase grip. The cars in the movie don’t do that, but they should. Also, the jet-turning bit is called thrust vectoring, not thrust reversing. They’re similar in what they do, but the mechanisms are WILDLY different. Rockets and fighter jets both use thrust vectoring (sometimes called gimbaling) to steer in pretty much the same way T-180s do, except only the engine moves, not the entire vehicle (save for rockets that are already in space (and even then)). Passenger/cargo aircraft are generally the only vehicles that use thrust reversers, as far as I know. T-180s can do both, but technically lack thrust vectoring AND thrust reversers (they just have really weird steering that does the same thing). Also, did you get the T-180 steering bit from the wiki or subreddit, by chance? I wrote that part and just wanted to thank you for shining more light on it. It’s a seriously overlooked part of the movie!
Glad to see someone else that appreciates the mechanics of this as much as I do! And thats a good point about the thrust vectoring vs reversal. Not gonna lie, I didn't know a single thing about jets before making this video so you're probably right. As for taking stuff from the wiki, I honestly am not sure, since the video was made about a year ago. Do you want me to give credit in the video to you? I seriously don't mind!
The g force thing could be somewhat solved by wearing a suit similar to one a fighter-pilot would wear. These suits have air-bladders that inflate to prevent blood from leaving the brain during high-g maneuvers causing the pilot to pass out.
13:36 i believe a great part of "speed racer" hability is to keep higher speeds than other drivers, because like in a real racing, on most of the track, the vehicles dont have a chance to get at their maximum speed, also, ayrton senna made something like it (passing a lot of cars with basically the same speed limitations) when he was alive
just a quick thing from an aeronautics major, jet engines attached to gearboxes exist, they're called turboshaft engines, they are typically used in helicopters but can be used in ground vehicles like the m1 abrams or the y2k motorcycle.
12:58 So you said it's powered by a jet engine, but that is clearly a V8. My theory is that the jet is merely a booster/exhaust. At 13:12 you can also hear a V6?!
I know this is super late, but as someone with some aeronautical engineering know how, I think you got terms thrust reversal and thrust vectoring mixed up. Mach 6 seems to have only one jet exhaust with no visible reversals on the engine itself, and no visible aero that would let the car steer like a jet with its control surfaces. My best guess is that Mach 6 uses some sort of thrust vectoring system, but main issue with that is that there is no visible thrust vector system like on a Sukhoi SU-25. Most likely the thrust vectoring is achieved with gimballing the engine outlet nozzle itself like on the Saturn V's first stage F5 rocket engines
@@spoilerz9795 As far as the engine in the movie is depicted it actually looks and works closer to a rocket engine, since I'm not sure whether the Mach 6 has an inlet to suck in air for the engine to function, so that's why it's most likely a rocket engine, and the steering on it is as simple as moving the nozzle itself. One other slight issue I have is that jump start scene, depending on the rocket engine it's possible to throttle it up and down (I'm assuming Mach 6 is using liquid fuel rocket engine) however it wouldn't be instant as depicted since liquid fuel rocket engine needs to spool up it's turbopumps to get the engine running, even at low thrust, it's faster to spool than a jet engine, but not instant
@@Chaydex actually, the cars run on these things called "Powercells" it's basically fuel cells that run for more than 200k miles, and from what is showed, never have to be replaced.
@@Chaydex yea, when Royalton was telling Speed the "history" of racing, he mentioned "Iondyde fuel cells". And in a special feature for DVD called "Supercharged" the narrator explained the designs and physical capabilities of the T-180, and street cars, with an additional breakdown of the "hidden modifications" inside of some of them. But when the narrator got down to the "Grey Ghost" he explained "26-cylinder Karasugoi Hotblock, complimented by the world's first negative displacement undercharger, which turns oxygen into "liquid fire". Edit: also when was mentioning the technological advances when it came to the tracks, he said "Grit gave way to Pavement, Gasoline to Powercells"
@@spoilerz9795 anime is more or less realistic (the tracks are clearly set in the real world for one thing so it has that going for it). There is an episode with demo derbies-erm-"automotible wrestling" where drivers blow themselves up in their cars which is violating sooooo many laws. Well at least it shows more death than Acceleracers so*. *according to Jeff Gomez who helped make Hot Wheels World Race, Speed Racer was a huge influence on the shows writing and racing elements.
Maybe the force on the jump jacks changes between each sides, considering the car can do flips and shit. Like The front has more pressure in the front than the back when driving foward.
on acceleracers things like the car being super resistant maybe can be becouse the accelerons left the cars behind for us humans to later learn how to use them and drive on the realms but on speed racers thats a whole another history im too lazy to try and explain (edit) about the open cockpit its good for the crazy people among us that eat bugs those guys are going to be eating bugs on the highway
Ok, staring at me and playing Jeopardy WAS hilarious. Subbed for that. Also, Speed drove the Mach 6 in the final race, which the Racer family built (NOT rebuilt). The Mach 5 was his car for the Caza Christo. I don't think it was actually destroyed, but the mods on it were certainly illegal, and only added due to the absolute certainty that everyone else in that race was also running illegal mods with intent to kill or at least severely maim. As far as the rules go....aside from the jump jacks, there are no legal mods for the cars. As for HOW the cars put power to the wheels, I immediately suspected electric drive wheels, powered by alternators on the jet engine. Did you notice that the cars appear to have 4 pedals? My theory is that the fourth is there to change the steering mode from a more standard style to the slippery 180 all wheel turning. I suspect that if it works that way, it's on an active engagement system that requires you keep the pedal pushed in while using it. My theory concerning the emergency eject system is that bubbles that are exposed to outside air harden and elasticize, while the bubbles facing the driver pop to release oxygen. The bubble's job is to keep the driver intact long enough to get clear of the track, and likely dissolves within a minute of stopping. If you'll recall, Royalton's driver fell through the emergency bubble hole near where Speed stalled out. There's clearly a bubble recovery system in play there. While we're talking about emergency eject systems, why didn't you touch on Acceleracer's EDR device, or Emergency Driver Return? Pork Chop should be very, very, VERY splattered, and those who used it after him should still be in a world of hurt.
i like the idea of electric engines for the instant thrust forward, but my only problem with that system is that we hear engine noises all the time. even in the opening race, we hear engine roars coming from not just the mach 6, but other cars on the track as well. the front engine probably produces enough thrust to keep the car moving where a jet engine would not be viable (at the beginning of a race, in tight turns, and even the dog bowl section of the thunderhead track) and then a jet engine would take over on long straights or wider turns to keep the car at a high speed. (we even see this happen as speed and the ghost of rex come out of a turn and enter the straight that leads to the finish line. one shot where the jet engines are off, and the next shot, the engines are on) the cars having pedals control where thrust comes from probably wouldnt be a very good idea, due to how close the pedals are and how small the surfaces are on the pedals, itd be pretty easy to accidentally slip and activate the jet engine, sending you off the track. i reckon that the fourth pedal (furthest to the right) would be controlling the jet engine exhaust cone. there are exhaust cones for jet engine that are designed to open and close, forcing the exhaust to come out at a more condensed pace, forcing the car forward faster (like jamming your finger into the end of a garden hose. the water comes out harder, which causes the nozzle to push harder in the other direction) I'm willing to bet that the fourth pedal controls the exhaust cone, which causes the car to accelerate when the pedal is pushed down and the cone tightened. as for when the jet engine would take over for thrust, id put that square on the transmission. my guess is that theres an extra selection on that gear lever that engages neutral, and allows the jet engine to take over the main thrust. the jet engine might even begin spooling around 5th or 6th gear (we see the jet engine light up when speed jumpstarts the mach 6 after spinning out)
Great video! Honestly trying to think what other car shows were a part of my childhood. So maybe Tokyo Drift Specifically, are all the car stunts spot on. Or maybe 2Fast NITROX 4.555555 level of nonsense speed.
Nice video! I love this movie. One of my childhood treassures. Btw 6:44 -this actually helped me XD. I’m from Europe (greetings from Slovakia) and i’m suuuper lazy to calculate the numbers so thanks
If you want to do Intital D, start with the remakes, (which are split up into 1 or 2 races) easier to do and better animation to see what's happening. (And less fucking monologuing) Also the first 2 are free on amazon prime
I think the reason why there made of metal because how do you make a crazy turn by using concrete(or what material they use on the highway) Well you can because of the nascar turns but it would take so much concrete(or whatever materials it is) So they made metal cuz they dont care And maybe it helps because some of the cars are like shoppings cars
Speed Racer is basically the strange drugs enhanced version of Hot Wheels, but if the drugs were also on drugs and even ones from alternate universes.
Also when I first saw this movie, I actually felt like I was extremely drunk, high, and sick at the same time, just from looking at the movie for like a minute.
Ikr? It hurts so good😂
"Speed Racer makes NO SENSE"
13:54 and here's why Speed Racer makes a whole hell of a lot of sense
I believe the main engine is put in the front and the wheels in the front steer. The wheels in the back are completely independent and the jet engine in the back is mainly just to push the car to go faster. There are scenes in the movie where you'll see the jet engines are not on but the cars are still going.
I’m a huge fan of this movie and glad to see people still like it, I subscribed because of the acceleracers one too
These movies were my childhood!!!
Yes, me too I love Hot-Wheels, I collected a lot of cars when I was a boy.
It makes you wonder why back wheel steering hasn’t become more popular. Imagine how easy parallel parking could be
Im not 100% but i think thats saved for performance cars because its so sensitive. Like you know how sensitive steering is already on the freeway? I think Itd be like that times 2, plus the systems complexity would make parts and repair much more expensive.
Itd be AMAZING on a track car tho
@@spoilerz9795 cars like the gtr r34, the aventador svj have it, at low speeds, they have the tires turn in opposite directions, ie, one left one right, at high speeds they have it be both for stability, but i dont think its to the point that it could justify something like a t-180 yet
*cough* Prelude 4WS *cough*
What if the speed racer universe is linked to acceleracers
Omg, could you imagine slowing down to get into the dragster hyperpod to take advantage of its 400mph capabilities, just for a small ass rocket car to roll by at nearly the same speed?
There is a type of gas-turbine engine configuration called a turboshaft where the output of the turbine is mated through gears to its output shaft. The Mach-6 could be using this type of engine to power all four wheels while also dumping the exhaust overboard out the back of the vehicle to produce thrust for extra speed. Since the turbines would need to spool up to reach the desired RPM selected by the driver, electric motors could be used to give the car a quick kick to get moving before the main engine takes over.
Yes! Finally someone makes a video on this! You touched on basically every point I would’ve made if I wrote it, even the bits about tires melting and open cockpits being an awful idea!
That said, I’ve got a few small criticisms (more nit-picky than anything) -
What you said about the design of T-180s was basically spot-on, except I feel like you mis-represented the steering a lil bit: the wheels are USUALLY just used for corrections, but they can still steer like a normal car, especially at lower speeds. This is actually the biggest difference between the Mach 4 and Mach 6 - The 4 didn’t have 360 steering, while the 6 does. You could argue that Rex is a more impressive driver than Speed bc the 6 is a better car, but I’m not gonna go there.
While on the topic of T-180s, if I was building one, I’d put some intakes underneath the car to suck it down to the ground and increase grip. The cars in the movie don’t do that, but they should.
Also, the jet-turning bit is called thrust vectoring, not thrust reversing. They’re similar in what they do, but the mechanisms are WILDLY different. Rockets and fighter jets both use thrust vectoring (sometimes called gimbaling) to steer in pretty much the same way T-180s do, except only the engine moves, not the entire vehicle (save for rockets that are already in space (and even then)). Passenger/cargo aircraft are generally the only vehicles that use thrust reversers, as far as I know. T-180s can do both, but technically lack thrust vectoring AND thrust reversers (they just have really weird steering that does the same thing).
Also, did you get the T-180 steering bit from the wiki or subreddit, by chance? I wrote that part and just wanted to thank you for shining more light on it. It’s a seriously overlooked part of the movie!
Glad to see someone else that appreciates the mechanics of this as much as I do! And thats a good point about the thrust vectoring vs reversal. Not gonna lie, I didn't know a single thing about jets before making this video so you're probably right. As for taking stuff from the wiki, I honestly am not sure, since the video was made about a year ago. Do you want me to give credit in the video to you? I seriously don't mind!
I think it's safe to say that the racers are literally gladiators and the race tracks is the ring.
Bernoulli is the name of a math formula used for fusion. The Mach 6 is fusion powered. Its electric.
“Electric cars don’t make noise”
VW: laughs in ID.R
Bernoulli: BRRUUMMM
The g force thing could be somewhat solved by wearing a suit similar to one a fighter-pilot would wear. These suits have air-bladders that inflate to prevent blood from leaving the brain during high-g maneuvers causing the pilot to pass out.
13:36 i believe a great part of "speed racer" hability is to keep higher speeds than other drivers, because like in a real racing, on most of the track, the vehicles dont have a chance to get at their maximum speed, also, ayrton senna made something like it (passing a lot of cars with basically the same speed limitations) when he was alive
Dude it doesn’t make sense to any one whose looking at it without loving the show. My dad showed me the original show and I love it to this day.
You should do one on Redline. It’s an anime movie, but it also has ultra fast racing.
just a quick thing from an aeronautics major, jet engines attached to gearboxes exist, they're called turboshaft engines, they are typically used in helicopters but can be used in ground vehicles like the m1 abrams or the y2k motorcycle.
Nice video bro! They should make another sequel for Speed Racer.
Sir I hope you know how fucking happy you make me just from you existing
You make me happy too man!!!
12:58 So you said it's powered by a jet engine, but that is clearly a V8. My theory is that the jet is merely a booster/exhaust. At 13:12 you can also hear a V6?!
There is a difference between the rally cars and the T180s
5:17 To 5:40 Speed Racer Alternate Ending No One Wins The Villain Loses And The Hero Loses
I mean, we could always assume the Mach 6 tires are solid rubber, unlike the Mach 5. Unless it’s stated somewhere
The guys that build the steel tracks are playing City Skylines with the Road Anarchy mod
6:51 aaaaaand greetings from Greece
What a great video! Speed Racer is one of my favorite movies, this explanation was great!
6:51 not exactly... Greetings from germany
Hey man!!!!!
Also, America probably wouldn't have landed on the Moon by 1969 if it wasn't for the German rocket engineers recruited after WW2.
I like how this guys is explaining an anime adaption fictional movie based on a manga lmao
5:26 i guess speed forgot to wear a seat belt
He ded
7:58 I would have used Richard Hammond's jet car incident here instead
I wonder if they use some high tech super tires
Would it work somehow if they were airless tires?
I know this is super late, but as someone with some aeronautical engineering know how, I think you got terms thrust reversal and thrust vectoring mixed up. Mach 6 seems to have only one jet exhaust with no visible reversals on the engine itself, and no visible aero that would let the car steer like a jet with its control surfaces. My best guess is that Mach 6 uses some sort of thrust vectoring system, but main issue with that is that there is no visible thrust vector system like on a Sukhoi SU-25. Most likely the thrust vectoring is achieved with gimballing the engine outlet nozzle itself like on the Saturn V's first stage F5 rocket engines
I have zero clue what you just said but imma pin it cause it sounds right👍
@@spoilerz9795 As far as the engine in the movie is depicted it actually looks and works closer to a rocket engine, since I'm not sure whether the Mach 6 has an inlet to suck in air for the engine to function, so that's why it's most likely a rocket engine, and the steering on it is as simple as moving the nozzle itself. One other slight issue I have is that jump start scene, depending on the rocket engine it's possible to throttle it up and down (I'm assuming Mach 6 is using liquid fuel rocket engine) however it wouldn't be instant as depicted since liquid fuel rocket engine needs to spool up it's turbopumps to get the engine running, even at low thrust, it's faster to spool than a jet engine, but not instant
@@Chaydex actually, the cars run on these things called "Powercells" it's basically fuel cells that run for more than 200k miles, and from what is showed, never have to be replaced.
@@cutquarterstudios huh, didn't know that. I assumed Mach 6 was rocket powered mainly due to how it looks like
@@Chaydex yea, when Royalton was telling Speed the "history" of racing, he mentioned "Iondyde fuel cells". And in a special feature for DVD called "Supercharged" the narrator explained the designs and physical capabilities of the T-180, and street cars, with an additional breakdown of the "hidden modifications" inside of some of them. But when the narrator got down to the "Grey Ghost" he explained "26-cylinder Karasugoi Hotblock, complimented by the world's first negative displacement undercharger, which turns oxygen into "liquid fire".
Edit: also when was mentioning the technological advances when it came to the tracks, he said "Grit gave way to Pavement, Gasoline to Powercells"
1:10 When the dog sees you eating.
You didn't mention that burnouts would be impossible with a jet-propelled engine
To be honest I prefer the OG anime and whatever the 2008 cartoon was. I dunno the movie was way too flashy for my ADHD to handle..
I watched both and tbh both are super different and its hard to compare. Maybe I'll do a vid on the anime sometime!
@@spoilerz9795 anime is more or less realistic (the tracks are clearly set in the real world for one thing so it has that going for it). There is an episode with demo derbies-erm-"automotible wrestling" where drivers blow themselves up in their cars which is violating sooooo many laws. Well at least it shows more death than Acceleracers so*.
*according to Jeff Gomez who helped make Hot Wheels World Race, Speed Racer was a huge influence on the shows writing and racing elements.
@@DaimosZ which episode is that? Id love to check it out! And also now that you say it, i can totally see the influence!
@@spoilerz9795 th-cam.com/video/YE99l3xLB1k/w-d-xo.html eat em and weep
also what does not make sense is the fact that the jet engines sound like a dodge hemi
I found this video deep in the Speed Racer tag on ifunny
Nother wonderful video nice job
Thanks man! People like you that make it possible!
6:50 brazil here, we use metric system here, like regular people should
Maybe the force on the jump jacks changes between each sides, considering the car can do flips and shit. Like The front has more pressure in the front than the back when driving foward.
Possibly. Maybe speed can manually change the pressure onboard?
@@spoilerz9795 I mean, technically, if ya do that maths, science in physics. Maybe.
on acceleracers things like the car being super resistant maybe can be becouse the accelerons left the cars behind for us humans to later learn how to use them and drive on the realms
but on speed racers thats a whole another history im too lazy to try and explain
(edit) about the open cockpit
its good for the crazy people among us that eat bugs
those guys are going to be eating bugs on the highway
6:42 I am brazilian and that hit hard in my heart
I love this movie I watch it 10 times a day
Ok, staring at me and playing Jeopardy WAS hilarious. Subbed for that.
Also, Speed drove the Mach 6 in the final race, which the Racer family built (NOT rebuilt).
The Mach 5 was his car for the Caza Christo. I don't think it was actually destroyed, but the mods on it were certainly illegal, and only added due to the absolute certainty that everyone else in that race was also running illegal mods with intent to kill or at least severely maim.
As far as the rules go....aside from the jump jacks, there are no legal mods for the cars.
As for HOW the cars put power to the wheels, I immediately suspected electric drive wheels, powered by alternators on the jet engine.
Did you notice that the cars appear to have 4 pedals? My theory is that the fourth is there to change the steering mode from a more standard style to the slippery 180 all wheel turning. I suspect that if it works that way, it's on an active engagement system that requires you keep the pedal pushed in while using it.
My theory concerning the emergency eject system is that bubbles that are exposed to outside air harden and elasticize, while the bubbles facing the driver pop to release oxygen. The bubble's job is to keep the driver intact long enough to get clear of the track, and likely dissolves within a minute of stopping. If you'll recall, Royalton's driver fell through the emergency bubble hole near where Speed stalled out. There's clearly a bubble recovery system in play there.
While we're talking about emergency eject systems, why didn't you touch on Acceleracer's EDR device, or Emergency Driver Return? Pork Chop should be very, very, VERY splattered, and those who used it after him should still be in a world of hurt.
i like the idea of electric engines for the instant thrust forward, but my only problem with that system is that we hear engine noises all the time. even in the opening race, we hear engine roars coming from not just the mach 6, but other cars on the track as well.
the front engine probably produces enough thrust to keep the car moving where a jet engine would not be viable (at the beginning of a race, in tight turns, and even the dog bowl section of the thunderhead track) and then a jet engine would take over on long straights or wider turns to keep the car at a high speed. (we even see this happen as speed and the ghost of rex come out of a turn and enter the straight that leads to the finish line. one shot where the jet engines are off, and the next shot, the engines are on)
the cars having pedals control where thrust comes from probably wouldnt be a very good idea, due to how close the pedals are and how small the surfaces are on the pedals, itd be pretty easy to accidentally slip and activate the jet engine, sending you off the track. i reckon that the fourth pedal (furthest to the right) would be controlling the jet engine exhaust cone. there are exhaust cones for jet engine that are designed to open and close, forcing the exhaust to come out at a more condensed pace, forcing the car forward faster (like jamming your finger into the end of a garden hose. the water comes out harder, which causes the nozzle to push harder in the other direction) I'm willing to bet that the fourth pedal controls the exhaust cone, which causes the car to accelerate when the pedal is pushed down and the cone tightened.
as for when the jet engine would take over for thrust, id put that square on the transmission. my guess is that theres an extra selection on that gear lever that engages neutral, and allows the jet engine to take over the main thrust. the jet engine might even begin spooling around 5th or 6th gear (we see the jet engine light up when speed jumpstarts the mach 6 after spinning out)
I'm watching the movie right now and this vid popped up i love this movie
Great video! Honestly trying to think what other car shows were a part of my childhood. So maybe Tokyo Drift Specifically, are all the car stunts spot on. Or maybe 2Fast NITROX 4.555555 level of nonsense speed.
I have broken humor and this video killed me
Nice video! I love this movie. One of my childhood treassures. Btw 6:44 -this actually helped me XD. I’m from Europe (greetings from Slovakia) and i’m suuuper lazy to calculate the numbers so thanks
Rest In Peace In Peace,Grey Ghost
Gone and forgotten
Grey ghost is never appreciated enough
WRL racing league... world racing league racing league. Lol. great video btw
Hey man. Thanks for the Celcius conversion tho cuz I'm from Indonesia and we don't use Fahrenheit
Yoooo my man peter mckain
6:51 dude really forgot about south america
You will enjoy Initial D
He has to have more subscribers and views for his channel. He’s too good.
salve from Brazil, we haven't landed on the moon but we have acre witch is pretty close
love the vid
6:51, not europe, but brazil here😁
3:01 the Baphomet
It’s just a movie man.....
Loved the video! Just subbed
Haha car go brrr
Im from Portugal and I enjoy your videos...
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I'm from Europe btw (or the land of good health care, education and no guns 😝)
Not too many muscle cars tho🤢🤢🤢😂
@@spoilerz9795 that's true 😢🤣
There is a game of it on Wii
If you want to do Intital D, start with the remakes, (which are split up into 1 or 2 races) easier to do and better animation to see what's happening. (And less fucking monologuing)
Also the first 2 are free on amazon prime
You should do cars next
I think the reason why there made of metal because how do you make a crazy turn by using concrete(or what material they use on the highway)
Well you can because of the nascar turns but it would take so much concrete(or whatever materials it is)
So they made metal cuz they dont care
And maybe it helps because some of the cars are like shoppings cars
So when you gonna shave that beard?
Gonna make an announcement video about it this week! Gonna do it january first and im gonna try to make it as dramatic as possible
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