Kanata used the same overtake technique used by Tachi Tomoyuki (Disappearing Line) by taking the advantage blind angle of Kakeru as he focused so much on the inside, he didn't see on outside line.
Nope ... the technique Tachi Tomoyuki utilizes in the Initial D 4th stage gives him a blindness line, an advantage provided by S-shaped curve. As for this usual curve, Kanata, he utilizes the slip angles provided by making a sudden sharp swerve into the inner end of the curve to cause a strong lateral force for making slip angles for the front tires, and that helps him swerve to the outer lane so fast like a lightning without suffering under steer, as this move makes the driver of the red Alpha Romeo as stunned as her brother riding the Lotus.
The other thing I noticed right away is that even the background sound/music kind of is a reference to the Tomoyuki race, where it kind of goes silent with heartbeat-like sounds before the maneuver is pulled off at which point the eurobeat kicks in. There is also background music from 0:48 to the 1:00 mark that sounds eerily similar to some background music/sounds from Fourth or Fifth Stage - can't pin down which, but I am certain I've heard that music before in Initial D.
@@sandiegomathewp.7456 I think he knows that too MFG just races during the day but the fog technique is close to blind attack I mean hell they can't see him until it's too late ask Jackson Taylor and Hanninen😁
My interpretation of this is; - Cutting in more, which closes the gap and allows for a better exit. - Accelerating, which also closes the gap and forces the car towards the outside. - Reducing steering input, improving acceleration and also forcing the car to the outside. All 3 add up to put the 86 next to the Lotus, with a better exit speed. It would have to be timed perfectly, one slip up and you'll go off the road or into the car Infront. That's just my thoughts.
Not exactly. The key part is taking the outside line aggressively without losing the car. By taking the outside line aggressively, he places the 86 next to the Lotus in the first left hander. This forces the Lotus to stay tucked in on the inside to avoid collision, compromising his corner exit, allowing the 86 to stay side by side and sets up for next right hander with the 86 already on the inside.
That's because it has the same concept of attacking the dead angle of vision of the opponent. The only difference is that Takumi used his during the night, mixed with turning the light off of his maximus to confuse the opponent and take the lead from the outside. While Kanata just shifted his car to the side, of the dead angle of vision of the opponent and while he is confused he shifted back fast a takes the lead from the outside.
@@AlfaPro1337 Thanks for clarifying, but I already knew that too, I was just referring to the use of the dead angle of vision as the same concept that Takumi uses, not the technique in itself. I know that Tachi Tomoyuki is the one that uses the Disappearing Line technique.
@@ItsjustJust516 turning off the headlights in the dead zone is literally meaningless… the fog is so thick that when you “manage” to see the car headlights (specially kanatas) its too late he’s already overtaking you. Theres no point in turning off the lights in the dead zone
@@carlosnathanieljannjusonal4826 as for Daigo (lambo guy) he's still the same As for Aiba (GT-R guy) he's now making a move, with a set goal of getting at least a podium for the final round, as he has a motivation now. kyoko being his girlfriend that is.
@@carlosnathanieljannjusonal4826Around the 4th Round Aiba (GTR) gets better as he sets a time that only misses Kaito Akaba’s course record by a few seconds (7th Place) plus even beats Akaba In the final race resulting in a 5th place finish. It should also be noted when Aiba was chasing Akaba, Akaba thinks he has evolved a lot since he was able to reach a high position. Daigo (Huracan) never improves, even on the 4th Round where high power cars have the advantage since it’s a high speed course he sets a record time around 11th place and ends up 12th in the final race. Apart from Shun, there are also other racers who weren’t that good in the start but eventually started improving in the later Rounds/Races; Yanagida, Moroboshi, and Nozomi
Something is making me think that, this what he pulled may look like one of Takumi's teachings it's not as smooth as how Takumi would've done it, I definitely imagine Kanata spilling some water doing that. He definitely didn't do the water cup thing
0:56 I was anxious, thinking that Kanata would use the Gutter, or dribble past him, just like what Takumi did to Nakazato in the first Stage. But that "Fujiwara Zone" bullshit came again
Anyone know the music before the euro beat song? It’s the guitar riffs that play while kanata is catching up to the siblings and showing off his moves on the course alone
![Kanata's Qualifying Race but it's just the Eurobeat parts [MF Ghost]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/alSsQlFj4HA/mqdefault.jpg)
![Kanata's Qualifying Race but it's just the Eurobeat parts [MF Ghost]](/img/tr.png)
Kanata used the same overtake technique used by Tachi Tomoyuki (Disappearing Line) by taking the advantage blind angle of Kakeru as he focused so much on the inside, he didn't see on outside line.
Nope ... the technique Tachi Tomoyuki utilizes in the Initial D 4th stage gives him a blindness line, an advantage provided by S-shaped curve. As for this usual curve, Kanata, he utilizes the slip angles provided by making a sudden sharp swerve into the inner end of the curve to cause a strong lateral force for making slip angles for the front tires, and that helps him swerve to the outer lane so fast like a lightning without suffering under steer, as this move makes the driver of the red Alpha Romeo as stunned as her brother riding the Lotus.
@JohnKickboxing After i saw it more than 4 times, it seems that Kanata overtake maneuver is the mixture of Tomoyuki & God Hand overtake techniques
@@metaliczic96 👌 It's a mere theory, I'm kind of sure but not that sure. DO NOT take it as an advice when driving or racing. 👌
I forgot about this, I was thinking more so what Takumi did to Nakazato except the outside lol
The other thing I noticed right away is that even the background sound/music kind of is a reference to the Tomoyuki race, where it kind of goes silent with heartbeat-like sounds before the maneuver is pulled off at which point the eurobeat kicks in.
There is also background music from 0:48 to the 1:00 mark that sounds eerily similar to some background music/sounds from Fourth or Fifth Stage - can't pin down which, but I am certain I've heard that music before in Initial D.
The zoom in on the overtake, with the timing of the eurobeat kicks in, gave me goosebumps 😭😭
Reminds me of Takumi's overtake to Shinji in Final Stage
"If you no longer go for the gap that exist, you're no longer a race car driver."
- Ayrton Senna
Who is Ayrton?
@@cursory9031he's a f1 driver, one of the best and a legend, he passed away after crashing his f1 car into a guard rail and was send to the hospital
@@cursory9031 are you serious ? you didnt know Legendary Ayrton Senna omg man...
@@ocaneww at least I know the man, the best driver the world has ever known
@@D.T.W.and the only person who can tame the 1991 Honda NSX
Similar maneuver when the EK9 Civic over took Takumi in the fourth stage.
Disappearing Line...
1:38 balls to the floor overtake
Kanata pulled the coldest move and says he's not even on Funiwaras level yet 😮 Damn how awesome is Takumi now 😳
Well Kanata teach how to go faster than MFG by Takumi to learn of all his techniques moves except blind attack
@@sandiegomathewp.7456 I think he knows that too MFG just races during the day but the fog technique is close to blind attack I mean hell they can't see him until it's too late ask Jackson Taylor and Hanninen😁
Takumi is cripple so no chance of seeing him in action
@@Krixko true but he did rehabilitation maybe has abilities but can't take the g forces of extreme racing like before
he probably on buntas level now
Fujiwara-Sensei 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
its like a combination of blind attack + counter attack
Loved the call back to the r32
My interpretation of this is;
- Cutting in more, which closes the gap and allows for a better exit.
- Accelerating, which also closes the gap and forces the car towards the outside.
- Reducing steering input, improving acceleration and also forcing the car to the outside.
All 3 add up to put the 86 next to the Lotus, with a better exit speed.
It would have to be timed perfectly, one slip up and you'll go off the road or into the car Infront. That's just my thoughts.
Well put. The "zones" visually are basically what the other drivers are seeing and making of what just happened
Not exactly. The key part is taking the outside line aggressively without losing the car.
By taking the outside line aggressively, he places the 86 next to the Lotus in the first left hander. This forces the Lotus to stay tucked in on the inside to avoid collision, compromising his corner exit, allowing the 86 to stay side by side and sets up for next right hander with the 86 already on the inside.
Yashi - Block Formation!
Kanata - Nope!
Kita - NANI!?
this reminds me of Takumi's blind attack🥹
That's because it has the same concept of attacking the dead angle of vision of the opponent. The only difference is that Takumi used his during the night, mixed with turning the light off of his maximus to confuse the opponent and take the lead from the outside. While Kanata just shifted his car to the side, of the dead angle of vision of the opponent and while he is confused he shifted back fast a takes the lead from the outside.
@@PredatorRafX It's the same concept as the Pro Driver from Toudou school
@@AlfaPro1337 Thanks for clarifying, but I already knew that too, I was just referring to the use of the dead angle of vision as the same concept that Takumi uses, not the technique in itself. I know that Tachi Tomoyuki is the one that uses the Disappearing Line technique.
Maybe in future episodes we would see the no headlight blind attack in either the death zone or when night racing will be invented
@@ItsjustJust516 turning off the headlights in the dead zone is literally meaningless… the fog is so thick that when you “manage” to see the car headlights (specially kanatas) its too late he’s already overtaking you. Theres no point in turning off the lights in the dead zone
Man, they even have that heartbeat effect playing
The Netflix intro lol
Best overtake so far. I keep going back just to watch that moment
Loved watching Kanata show out this episode!
1:35 best overtake animation. Wild and smooth. I hope they drop the stupid warping technique from initial D 5-final stage though.
Takumi taught him Tomoyuki's disappearing line
notice after the first round, these siblings ain't even working together now
Her bro is a skill issue while she was just being held back
In the manga it's even worse, her brother just becomes dead weight
@@h5skb4ru41does the guy in the lambo and gtr get owner more later on? They're pretty bad and just relying on their Cars to carry them
@@carlosnathanieljannjusonal4826 as for Daigo (lambo guy) he's still the same
As for Aiba (GT-R guy) he's now making a move, with a set goal of getting at least a podium for the final round, as he has a motivation now. kyoko being his girlfriend that is.
@@projectblade82 damm, glad daigo lost then, bro is just skill issue fr, he thinks high horsepower is the key to victory
@@carlosnathanieljannjusonal4826Around the 4th Round Aiba (GTR) gets better as he sets a time that only misses Kaito Akaba’s course record by a few seconds (7th Place) plus even beats Akaba In the final race resulting in a 5th place finish. It should also be noted when Aiba was chasing Akaba, Akaba thinks he has evolved a lot since he was able to reach a high position.
Daigo (Huracan) never improves, even on the 4th Round where high power cars have the advantage since it’s a high speed course he sets a record time around 11th place and ends up 12th in the final race.
Apart from Shun, there are also other racers who weren’t that good in the start but eventually started improving in the later Rounds/Races; Yanagida, Moroboshi, and Nozomi
Whoever directed this episode. Well done 👏
1:32 eurobeat name, also eurobeat at its finest
Jager because of you
Jager - Just Because of You
Hachiroku ga kieta? Masaka! moment
1:28 chemical love intestines
That’s what I thought about when I saw this the first time
I think the technique Kanata used is a mixture of Tomoyuki dissappearing line and god hand technique when they overtook Takumi.
I screamed here. We're eating so freaking good with the anime adaptation.
"THREE CAR SIDE BY SIDE"
kinda remind me of car video I like
"On your outside!"
Literally moved to the inside.
0:30 poggers face
Basically a Takumi vs Nakazato reference?
NAAAANDATO?! INTESIFIES 1:35
00:27
01:30
"Straight roads are for fast cars, and corners are for fast drivers"
-Colin McRae
thought kanata was gonna use the gutter
Unfortunately he couldn't if you look closely that corner doesn't have a gutter it looks plane.
Something is making me think that, this what he pulled may look like one of Takumi's teachings it's not as smooth as how Takumi would've done it, I definitely imagine Kanata spilling some water doing that. He definitely didn't do the water cup thing
Kanata drives how Takumi did from 4th Stage onwards, so completely disregard for something arbitrary like a water cup
We probably seeing more of his trainings sooner in flashbacks
Takumi ❤ Kanata drift
Kanata: "Fujiwara-sensei once told me.."
Chika Fujiwara: "MOTHER****ER!!!"
0:56 I was anxious, thinking that Kanata would use the Gutter, or dribble past him, just like what Takumi did to Nakazato in the first Stage. But that "Fujiwara Zone" bullshit came again
Its not a "Fujiwara Zone" , its a Blind Attack or Disappearing Line. watch again
There's no "Fujiwara zone", he literally used the disappearing line technique used by Tomoyuki
Bro mad about the filter 🗣️
kanata your sensei was another different breed
Tomoyuki Tachi's disappearing line in the 4th stage
Sneak Attack or more like Warp step like Sonic's Quick Step
Anyone know the music before the euro beat song? It’s the guitar riffs that play while kanata is catching up to the siblings and showing off his moves on the course alone
it's part of the MF Ghost Sound Files album that has yet to be released
1:31 Does anyone know this song? It`s lit!
'JAGER - Because Of You', A song by the same artist who made I WON'T FALL APART for Fifth Stage.
Eurobeat intensifies 💯🔥
1:31 eurobeat name?
ダブって見えたぜ
秋名のハチロクと・・・
I did this a lot in GRID and GT7 👌🏻
1:50 physics.exe stoped working😂
Kanata really said "made you look"
How tf a car move like that
Maybe it had something to do with takumi fujiwara, maybe Fujiwara zone
Ya they gotta stop doing those, I think they started putting those animations on 5th stage.
@Joy-TheJoyful-Meow maybe takumi did do that move, either bunta showed hm or he discovered it by himself while he was in the RDRS
while cornering mid corner when u straighten the steering wheel a bit the car would quickly move to the outside line but ofc no warping effect LOL
Takumi did that before against R32
ロータスを抜く時は、侵入速度を出来るだけ落とさないで、ステアリングを左右に振って荷重移動で抜きに行った感じか…「慣性ドリフト」の応用かな？
頭文字D時代の、高橋啓介 が「馬鹿か！オーバースピードだぞ!!…なに！？慣性ドリフト！？」のオマージュな気がする(*´ω｀*)
ロータスからすれば、インに入らせない様にブロックしてた86が消えた様に見えるし、アウトから抜かれたのもブレーキングの差だろうし…
とりあえず、カナタはCRAZY BOYなのは間違いない☝️
私は消えるラインの応用かとおもいました
What name the Music part 1:58?
Do you really wanna love me norma Sheffield
2度もアウトからいかれる翔、切ない…
翔って熱くなりがちだけど(カナタには？)、ちゃんと状況の分析してるし頭はよさそう。
This episode was fukkin fire 🔥
Aniki... Aniki!
のぞみちゃん可愛いなぁ～🙂
消える車、見せてあげるよ😮
*BLIND ATTACK!!!*
I love the RyouKai?
Katagiri zone.
So weird so hear fujiwara-sensei....
ghost of akina
1:29
eurobeat name?
Jager - Bacause of You Eurobeat Ver.
Good skill
The question is, How did the bloody drone catch up
180kmh gamin
It was stated that while they have a top speed of 180 kph, drones are much faster at turning
1:50 is this even possible in real life
probably not to this extent, but with proper throttle and steering control, you can shift the weight of the car enough to slide it horizontally.
This shit happens in f1 so can happen with normal cars will skill and enough tuning
Possible but not with the stupid warping effect. This effect comes from the initial D 5 & final stages and that's why I hate those 2 seasons.
I can demonstrate this for you in person. In a red 86 just like as pictured.
Fujiwara zone
この瞬間移動の演出面白いとは思うけど流石に超次元すぎるなぁ。
キレがありすぎてワープに見えるっていう設定なんだろうけど
もうちょい現実にありそうな挙動にして欲しかった気もする。
1:50
I just winessed a car do crossover to another car
What the... are we sure Kanata learned from Takumi and not Naruto? 😅
Well, in the manga its more like kagebunshin 😂😂
It would have been great without that bs hypermovement thing
1:31 eurobeat name?
JAGER - BECAUSE OF YOU