For someone who loves cars a lot, the MF Ghost is a true throwback and an unexpected gift that came at the perfect time. You would be ecstatic if you grew up watching Fast and Furious at the movies, Initial D on TV, and Need for Speed on the computer. I'm willing to wager that most of you will be impacted by what you witness by the time episode 2 concludes. You'll see that it's still relevant.
For the older audience, heed the summary and stop asking questions about it until you've seen it for yourself. Let's not give anything away because you already know what to expect.
For those who don't know, this anime is about drifting and racing with sporadic romantic and dramatic moments. Nothing else has to worry about; the anime will reveal its mysteries when the moment is right.
Once more, I'm at your disposal only by being silent. I might give away a few spoilers if I say anything. All I can say is that it's possible that these are Second Generation Initial D characters. Assume that it is Initial D, some eighteen years later, and that sure, people are related to the old guard directly.
To tell the truth, I was afraid that the trailers would not live up to my expectations. However, after seeing the film tonight, it's clear to conclude that Felix Films did a fantastic job. Everything essentially hinged on the animation of the racing itself, which has turned out to be far better than I could have imagined from the trailers.
I adored the anime's overall atmosphere, which had beautiful lighting and distinct settings. The foggy track, in particular, was incredibly entertaining to watch with all of its intricate details. It should go without saying that an anime that focuses a lot on cars would need to do a fantastic job with them or else everything would fall apart.
It's highly likely that even individuals who haven't watched a single second of Initial D have heard anything from the soundtrack. With time, the Eurobeat that was popularized back then has became famous. And now that MF Ghost has returned, he likely possesses considerably more vigor. It's reasonable to say that MF Ghost's BGM is killer. Both the opening and closing sequences have a similar level of catchiness throughout the entire piece.
You know you'll love this if you like automobiles, drifting, racing, driving, Eurobeat, or Initial D. For the rest, try it, it'll grow on you soon and before you know, you'll be looking for the original Initial D.
