Among the racing-themed anime, "Head Text D" enjoys a very high status and popularity. In addition to the tight plot, excellent drawing style and production, the high degree of conformity between the work and reality is also an important factor in the unprecedented success of this racing anime.
The vehicles that appear in the main plot of "Head Text D" are all very classic real-life models. Whether it is because anime fans like racing culture and sports cars, or because they have an understanding of racing culture and sports cars and only later saw the work, it is undeniable that the three words JDM have become a special complex in their hearts.
Racing is a very special sport, the so-called racing, the race is the driver, but also the car itself. Combining plot and reality, which models can be called classics in "Head Text D"? In this article, the author will list the TOP10 list for your reference. Of course, due to space limitations, there must be a choice of lost pearls, and the list only represents the author's words, and you are not welcome to share your opinions in the comment area.
10, SIL80 (Mako Sato)
Most of the drivers in "Head Text D" are men, and the female drivers in the anime will naturally look particularly special, and the female driver Makoto Sato who is active in the ice cliff believes that many fans are still impressed by the role, and her car SIL80 is also a classic model that must be mentioned in anime and reality.
SIL80, transliterated, Sherr 80, this sports car is extremely special, because it is not from the traditional car factory production line of the classic model, but from the two classic models of a generation of civilian gods, the front from the Sliva S13, the body is Nissan 180SX, the name combined is SIL80. In Japan, the emergence of SIL80 at that time can be said to have set off a wave of body swapping.
9. Honda Civic EK9 (Kanetoshi)
Looking back at the work "Head Text D", most of the cars that appear in it are sedan sports cars, and the hatchback models appear relatively rarely. One of the most classic hatchbacks is the EK9, driven by tomoyuki Kana, a professional racer from Todo Juku. In the plot, Tate Tomoyuki specially chose this car to fight against the protagonist Takumi's AE86, forcing the protagonist's re-evolution with great strength.
Speaking of this model, the EK9 is the usual name for fans, but it is actually the sixth-generation Civic Type R launched by Honda in 1995 by Honda. When it was officially launched in 1997, the original horsepower of EK9 was 185 horses, the strength of the components of the whole vehicle was very high, the weight of the body was very light, plus the cute design of the streamlined shell, which really made many fans fall in love with this small steel cannon.
VIII. Honda S2000 (Toshiya Seongjima)
Toshiya Shiroshima, nicknamed the Hand of the Gods, is one of the best downhill drivers in the game, and his strength is recognized by fans as being in the first echelon of all the racing driver roles that appear. The sword is given to the hero, the master is paired with a good colt, which is the eternal truth in all bloody comics, and the car of "Hand of God" is this exquisite open-top trot Honda S2000.
At the beginning, Honda Auto has invested a lot of effort in this new century gift sports car, the original Honda S2000 can reach a maximum burst of 250 horsepower, the engine has the technology quoted from the F1 team plus the ability to continuously challenge the high rotation, which is the most proud feature of this model.
VII. Skyline GT-R R34 (Hoshino Yoshizoku)
I believe that whether it is a fan of "Head Text D" or an audience of "Fast and Furious", this sports car will not be unfamiliar. In "Head D", R34 is the car of uphill master [God's Foot] Hoshino Yoshizo, and in "Fast and Furious" is the car of Brian O'Connor (Paul Walker).
In Skyline's pedigree, the R34 was the last GT-R sports car to be produced, officially discontinued in 2002. On the track, R34 once wrote its own myth. Back then, the legendary Japanese driver Kazuyoshi Hoshino was driving a blue R34 in the racing mecca of the Nürburgring to create a blue fastest legend, knocking down a number of big factory sports cars.
Roku, Skyline GT-R R32 (Takeshi Nakazato, Rin Hojo)
In the original work, Nakasato is not a particularly powerful driver, but because of his legendary deeds and pleasing personality, his popularity has always been quite high, and the car R32 is naturally deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
According to the plot, Nakasato was first a driver who believed in technical > racing, and after being knocked down by an overwhelming advantage, Nakasato deeply realized the performance gap, so he changed the car and changed the car from nissan S13 Silvia to GT-R R32. In the discussion of technology and the performance of the car itself, the author Shuichi Shigeno deliberately arranged for the R32 to play, which is enough to show that the performance of this car is extremely recognized.
At the time of the development of the R32, Skyline invested in the latest engine torque technology, almost achieving the best way and proportional distribution of engine torque on the four tires, so that the R32 can maintain the best grounding at the highest speed, and the reputation of "King of the Road" has followed.
In addition to the comedian Takeshi Nakasato, who appeared in the early stages, the car driven by the villain Hojo Rin, who appeared in the late manga, is also an R32, with slightly different details. Also the driver of R32, Takeshi Nakasato is invincible, while Hojo Rin is Ryosuke Takahashi who can force out the strongest state, which is actually the author's design and ingenuity. The performance of the car is important, but the driver's understanding of the car and the adjustment of the details and its own driving skills are also important.
5. Honda NSX (Hojo Hiroshi)
In the history of the automobile, the NSX is the first model to be built using all-aluminum monocoque cross-construction technology, and the design including multiple parts such as body, suspension, brakes, titanium alloy connecting rods and so on is revolutionary. The original Honda NSX is equipped with a C30A V6 self-priming engine, with a maximum of 270 horsepower, and the smoothness of the model is full of elegance, enjoying the reputation of "Toei Ferrari".
In "Head Text D", the Honda NSX is driven by Hojo Hiroshi, the younger brother of Hojo Rin, hojo Hiroshi is also a powerful driver who has a wonderful battle with Keisuke Takahashi.
4. Lancer Evolution III (Keiichi Sudo)
Keiichi Sudo was an early supporting character in The Head D, and his car was the Lancer Evolution III. It can be said that in terms of temperament, the confident and aggressive Keiichi Sudo is quite suitable for EVO3.
As a classic sports car produced by Mitsubishi, the Evo3 itself is designed for rally racing, and Keiichi Sudo was also a rally driver in the original game. Beneath the EVO3's seemingly small body lies a turbocharged 4G63 engine and Mitsubishi's one-time S-AWC all-wheel drive system. The acceleration after the corner was the biggest selling point of EVO3's launch at that time, which was also reflected in "Head Text D".
Mazda Efini RX-7 FD3S (Keisuke Takahashi)
From the perspective of growth line and plot distribution, Keisuke Takahashi can be called the second protagonist in "Head Text D", and the speed of growth and the talent of racing may not be under Takumi. As a popular character, Keisuke Takahashi's car is also extremely popular in reality.
Back in the early 1990s, Mazda produced good products at a rapid pace, and Kaisuke's RX-7 FD was arguably the most powerful in the entire RX series, while as always equipped with a classic rotor engine, Mazda improved the car's high horsepower volume ratio, the body center of gravity was lower than the previous game, and the original production of the highest horsepower reached 350 horses.
2. Mazda RX-7 FC3S (Ryosuke Takahashi)
Whether it is reality or anime, if you want to become a popular driver, the driver can't cook, and he has to be more handsome, and his car is the same. Driving the white RX7 FC, combined with Superman's racing skills and theoretical knowledge, Ryosuke Takahashi won the title of "Akagi White Comet".
Speaking of this classic car, the RX-7 FC is Mazda's second-generation sports car, equipped with a lightweight and efficient epoch-making turbocharged twin-rotor engine, and the front and rear weight ratio is almost standard five-to-five is also a major feature.
1. AE86 (Takumi Fujiwara, Akira Akiyama, Shinji Inui)
When it comes to the most classic car in "Head Text D", there is nothing to say, and the top position must belong to the AE86 driven by the protagonist Takumi. Under this one model, the AE86 can also be carefully dismantled, in the play Takumi is driving Trueno, while Akiyama is driving Levin, and Kanshinji is also driving Trueno.
In the real world, the AE86 is a suitable sedan produced by Toyota, and the light body is the only advantage that this car can be used in track corners. After the author Shuichi Shigeno set the AE86 as the protagonist car of the manga, the popularity of this car gradually increased with the popularity of the manga. However, compared with the AE86 with feelings and classic memories, I believe that most girls in the real world still like to ride a Mercedes.