Here is here, the new issue of Shuiyuan Magazine!" "Waiting for a week, finally it was released. I was so appetite of Shuixin comics that I couldn't help but buy a few junk magazines for the new release. I went to see the racing comics."
"How? I have also heard that several small and medium-sized comic companies in the Magic City have launched a lot of racing comics recently, but those comic companies have insufficient influence. The sales channels are several provinces around the Magic City. I don't have one here, or I'll buy it too!"
"Don't say it, I got a spicy chicken. The plot and the like clearly mimic the style of the initial D, but I dare not copy it obviously for fear of getting a lawsuit. So I added some inexplicable plots, which seemed too embarrassing... It's okay to look at it from the front, but compared to the sense of expectation that the initial D brings to me, it's far behind! It's just this This work.... There are only twenty pages of comics in this week, and the story is broken every week by the teacher.... I really take it!"
"Me too ! In the past, a person who was not interested in cars felt that driving was boring and boring. Now, after reading the initial D, he habitually drives and takes a look at the teacup on the car to see if the water in it turns around. Once I I drove to eat, and opened the lid of the cup to play. After a sharp turn, the water inside spilled out and spilled on my lap. After arriving at the place, my friend said whether I was peeing my pants in the car... It was really shameful that day!" In
a forum, people who were absent from work or had nothing to do that morning not only posted pictures to show off that they had purchased the Water Edge Journal, but also started chatting by the way.
Many fans of the initial D and Shuixin also started to lively.
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Initial D Chapter 7 closely follows the plot at the end of Chapter 6, and the title is "Communication War"!
After the countdown to the start of the REDRUNS staff game.
The FD of Keisuke Takahashi and the AE86 driven by Takumi Fujiwara started together.
Here comes, fans who saw the initial D here are finally relieved.
This Shui Xin finally didn't have to be frantic enough to count down ten seconds before the game, and he entered the game rhythm directly from the beginning.
In this picture of the start of the two cars, Keisuke Takahashi's FD only changed gear once, while Takumi Fujiwara quickly changed the fourth gear. From this we can see the difference in performance between the two cars.
After the start, Keisuke Takahashi's FD quickly opened up the distance from AE86, and quickly left AE86 behind....
What will happen next in the plot?
Fans of Ryukoku's initial D only know that Takuumi Fujiwara is strong through the foreshadowing of the previous plot, but he does not have an intuitive understanding of how strong he is.
Normally speaking, it is impossible for the 350-horsepower FD to lose to the 150-horsepower AE86, but this is a comic, and readers naturally expect the protagonist to achieve the impossible.
However, even so, their hearts are still a little nervous at this moment.
But after a few pages of comics, with Takahashi Ryosuke's analysis of the 86's start, and Takahashi Kesuke's sentence "That 86, it will no longer appear in my rearview mirror!"
The first curve in the manga appeared...
Fujiwara Takumi, who was manipulating the steering wheel with his cheek in one hand, finally adjusted his posture and his expression became a little serious. Fujiwara Takumi hit the steering wheel directly, braked, shifted gears, and entered this corner at a high speed. On the next page of the comic, the entire page is the scene of this 86 turning into a corner. The whole car drifted into a bend, and the rear of the car almost clung to the mountain road fence from the screen. The expressions of passers-by who watched the battle at the bend changed drastically, and subconsciously retreated thinking that the 86 would hit it. But in fact... the 86 in the comics is on the next page, exiting the corner at high speed and heading forward. "This is the first corner. The 86's tangent is so powerful. It's less than five centimeters from the guardrail..."
"I've never seen anyone entering a corner at this speed..."
The intercom in Fujiwara Ryosuke's hand came from his teammates surprised.
The emotions of the fans of the initial D were suddenly mobilized. Seeing the first turn of 86, there was only one thought in their hearts.
Awesome!
Although Chu Yu doesn't make any changes to the plot of the comic, it is difficult for Chu Yu to say that his understanding must be better than the original.
But since he is the manga porter selected by the system in the Dragon Kingdom, he should at least favor his own preferences in terms of character modeling and screen performance.
At least in the Dragon Kingdom, since the initial D has been serialized, almost no one complains about the ugly characters in the comics. Between the exquisite comic style and the realistic style, Chu Yu found a balance according to her own preferences.
Otherwise, I'm afraid the original style of initial D may dissuade a lot of fanfare.
As for the performance of the racing screen, Chu Yu also modified some of his own, to highlight the speed and power of the screen.
For this reason, when the fans of Longguo Manga saw the comics, they received a full sense of impact. Just a few pages of comics directly let them enter the plot and indulge in the racing game... ..In
the plot, after a few turns, Keisuke Takahashi, who looks serious, trying to defeat this humiliating AE86, was brutally beaten in just a few pages of comics... ..
In his rearview mirror, AE86 turned on the lights, quickly caught up with him, and after a corner, it basically clung to his FD.
Just as the walkie-talkie announcer in the comic said that the 86 entered the corner at high speed, and then exited the corner at high speed, just looking at it makes people shudder.
The comic readers who were impacted by the intense plot and the tension-filled images suddenly got goosebumps.
Is this tm's mountain track race?
Is it the exaggerated performance in the comics or the mountain road race in reality? Does the reality really exist as a powerful driver like Fujiwara Takumi?
But no matter what the situation is...the fans here have a feeling in their hearts.
This is too good to see, it is worth waiting for a week to wait for this story to be serialized.
In the manga, Keisuke Takahashi's sweating head contrasts with the leisurely look of Fujiwara Takumi while driving with one hand.
The moment FD was overtaken by the AE86, he couldn't get rid of it again.
Even if it stretches the distance on a straight line, 86 can always catch up on the curve on the Akina mountain with many curves.
This is no wonder, after all, FD cannot drive full horsepower in a straight line when running a curve. In this case, the contest on the curve is a technical contest between the drivers. Otherwise, such a race would be boring.
If there are many corners, the speed of these two cars should not be particularly fast!
Although the drawings in the comics are more impactful, but after all there are so many corners, the road is so narrow, and the road drifts around the corners, in fact, the speed of the two cars should be 60 or 70 kilometers per hour!
Many fans who claim to be master drivers on weekdays use their own situation to measure the two people in the comics.
It's just that... Readers who thought this way were quickly beaten in the face.
The two cars in the comics ran through corners one after another.
And in a certain screen, UU reading www.uukanshu.com Chu Yu copied the original work and gave a speed of 86 running on the mountain road at this time... a speed of one hundred and forty kilometers per hour.
On a two-lane wide and descending curve, descend at such a speed...Drift with one hand.
Those fans who thought it was just a mountain road and the two cars were not fast were all at once dumbfounded.
This... is too exaggerated. I dare not drive so fast on the highway. I am afraid of flying. You drive down the mountain like this?
Nima, is this a person?
It's really like the lines in the comics describing Fujiwara Takumi.
Is the fear of going down the mountain paralyzed?
Many comic fans who thought it was an exaggerated performance in the comics went to search for relevant racing reports in reality...have doubts about their own car skills.
It seems that the situation in the comics is not an exaggeration. If you are an expert, it is indeed possible to go down the mountain at such a speed.
What kind of car does the person drive? Your Takumi is 86!
This is the same as when you use an unmodified car to drift on a mountain road in reality. If the performance of the vehicle is too poor, then it is likely to be turned into a ditch, and you will definitely not be handsome!