Initial D: Second Stage (TV)
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Initial D: Battle Stage (OAV) (compilation)
Initial D: Battle Stage 2 (OAV) (sequel)
Initial D: Extra Stage (OAV) (spinoff)
Initial D: Extra Stage 2: Tabidachi no Green (OAV) (sequel)
Initial D: Third Stage (movie) (sequel)
Initial D: Battle Stage (OAV) (compilation)
Initial D: Fourth Stage (TV) (sequel)
Initial D: Battle Stage 2 (OAV) (compilation)
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Director: Shin-ichi Masaki Episode Director: Yuzo Yamada Original Manga: Shuuichi Shigeno Background Art: Kohji Azuma Editorial Supervision: Keiichi Tsuchiya (Hot Version Editorial Dept.) Theme Song Performance: | Shinichiro Miki as Takumi Fujiwara Ayako Kawasumi as Natsuki Mogi Kazuki Yao as Koichiro Iketani Kazuya Kawahara as Seiji Iwaki Masahiko Tanaka as Kyouichi Sudou Mitsuo Iwata as Itsuki Takeuchi Takehito Koyasu as Ryosuke Takahashi Tomokazu Seki as Keisuke Takahashi Unshou Ishizuka as Bunta Fujiwara Keiji Fujiwara as Shingo Shouji Kousuke Okano as Kenta Nakamura Nobuyuki Hiyama as Takeshi Nakazato Ryoka Yuzuki as Kazumi Akiyama Tohru Furusawa as "Papa" Tomomichi Nishimura as Yuuichi Tachibana Wataru Takagi as Kenji Yasunori Matsumoto as Wataru Akiyama | |||||||
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Executive producer: Script Adaptation: Bob Buchholz | Dave Wittenberg as Takumi "Tak" Fujiwara Crispin Freeman as Kouichiro "Cole" Iketani David Lucas as Keisuke "K.T." Takahashi Grant George as Seiji "Hawk" Iwaki Herrigan Mahan as Bunta Fujiwara Kat Cressida as Natsuki "Natalie" Mogi Kerrigan Mahan as Bunta Fujiwara Lex Lang as Ryousuke "Ry" Takahashi Michael McConnohie as Yuichi "Boss" Tachibana Richard Cansino as Kyouichi "Kyle" Sudoh Robbie Rist as Itsuki "Iggy" Takeuchi Colleen O'Shaughnessey as Kazumi "Carrie" Akiyama David Rasner as Kenta "Kent" Nakamura Jason Spisak as Kenji Kirk Thornton as Masashi Michael Lindsay as Wataru "Aki" Akiyama Quinton Flynn as Shingo Shouji Wally Wingert as Takeshi "Zack" Nakazato | |||||||
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| (none) | Yann Pichon as Takumi Agnès Manoury as Kazumi Benoit Dupac as Wataru Cyrille Monge as Papa Konji Daniel Lafourcade as Konta Eric Chevallier as Itsuki Fabien Briche as Takosai François Creton as Keisuke Frederic Popovic as Ryosuke Frederique charpentier as Natsuki Hervé Caradec as Yuichi Martial Leminoux as Iketani Stéphane Ronchewski as Shongo Alexandre Aubry as Narrateur Antoine Tome as Guest Constantin Pappas as Guest Didier Cherbuy as Guest Jean-Pascal Quilichini as Guest Thierry Manfray as Guest | |||||||
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| (none) | Jose Gilberto Vilchis as Takumi Fujiwara Arturo Sian Vidal as Ryosuke Takahashi Eric Osorio as Itsuki Takeuchi Héctor Rocha as Keisuke Takahashi Jesus Barrero as Bunta Fujiwara Mauricio Valverde as Seiji Iwaki Rodrigo Miranda as Takeshi Nakazato Miguel Angel Reza as Wataru Akiyama | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Serena Verdirosi Dubbing Assistant: Caterina Piferi | Alessandro Tiberi as Takumi 'Tak' Fujiwara Angelo Nicotra as Yuichi Fabrizio Manfredi as Keisuke Takahashi Massimiliano Manfredi as Ryosuke Takahashi Massimo De Ambrosis as Iketani Koichiro Massimo Lodolo as Bunta Fujiwara Simone Crisari as Itsuki Takeuchi Valentina Mari as Natsuki Mogi Alessandro Quarta as Kenji Alessandro Vanni as Kudo Gianfranco Miranda as Masahiko Giorgio Bassanelli as Voce Episodi E Jingle Massimiliano Virgilii as Takeshi Nakazato Roberto Gammino as Vj Vittorio De Angelis as Hiroshi | |||||||
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| (none) | Don Sanmaniego as Takumi Fujiwara Allan Ortega as Kouichiro Iketani Angelo Crisolo as Itsuki Takeuchi Charvie Abeletes as Natsuki Mogi Ed Belo as Kyouichi Sudou Ely Martin as Keisuke Takahashi Robert Brillantes as RYAN BONDOC as Ryousuke Takahashi Ed Belo as Yuichi Tachibana Gerald Narciso as Wataru Akiyama Jenny Bituin as Kazumi Akiyama Jimmy Manato as Kenta Nakamura Julius Figueroa as | |||||||
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| (none) | Marco Aurélio Campos as Takumi Fujiwara Fritz Gianvito as Kouichiro Iketani Hermes Baroli as Ryousuke Takahashi Leonardo Camilo as Bunta Fujiwara Samira Fernandes as Natsuki Mogi Sílvio Giraldi as Keisuke Takahashi Yuri Chesman as Itsuki Takeuchi Afonso Amajones as Shingo Shouji Ulisses Bezerra as Kenji | |||||||
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