Takara Tomy Cars List

[Cristy Borovetz]

Theoriginal red and white box Tomica series is the largest and most popular line of Tomica. It features over 150 releases, but Tomica says it plans to have over 250 by the year 2022. These cars are mostly for Japan, but can be found in other places, such as China and the US.

The Tomica Magnum Rescue line was released in 2002. The Tomica cars could react to certain tracks. It was discontinued because of injuries with moviable parts, and was replaced with the Tomica Hyper Series line.

The Tomica World line was created so your Tomica could be played with in a town environment. It was released in 2016. It was divided into sub-series that include Tomica Adventure, Tomica Town, and Tomica Future City, as well as others.

In 2002, Tomica made exclusive cars to be sold at Toys R Us. However, in 2018, many Toys R Us stores in teh US and other locations went bankrupt and closed. This list is only about the Toys R Us cars in Japan, so the vehicles may vary.

Mighty Boy Tomica replaced the Power Tomica line, coming out in 1984. However, the cars did not come in packages and were poorly manufactured and stocked in stores, so finding them today is extremely rare.

Tomica's Ganpon series was released in 2006. The cars came with a book, earning the nickname "Toy ans book Tomica". However, customers have mis-understood the nickname in thinking that you get a book about the Tomica, with no toy.

The Tomica Handkerchief and Mat set was introduced in 1996. It came with a playmat and a handkerchief. The line discontinued one year later due to a loss of money (they were sold for only 500, which is about how much regular Tomica sell for).

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This page contains a list of Initial D Merchandise. The series has received a sizable amount of merchandise in the over 25 years since its first release, most of which being released exclusively in Japan. Due to the age of the products, the sheer abundance of them, and the regional exclusivity, this page likely to be missing many products. The Initial D Wiki would appreciate users' help if they happen to know of any products that are not listed.

Initial D Magazine CD Book was an audio book based on the Initial D manga, it was released on November 6th 1996. It adapts up to the end of the the battle with Keisuke. Most of the cast is the same as in the anime.

Aime (アイミー) is an Japanese arcade system run by SEGA. Aime cards allow players to save their data, as well as allowing prepayment, by topping up the card with money. Initial D Arcade Stage Zero and Initial D The Arcade both use Aime cards, replacing the previous card systems used on the earlier games. There have been several unique Aime cards for these games, with designs based on the series.

Hong Kong based diecast model car line AUTOart developed 1/18 detailed model car replicas. One of their first models is a replica based on the "Project D Final Version" of Takumi Fujiwara's Toyota Sprinter Trueno (AE86). It features an opening hood, opening lights, doors, as well as a trunk. During the release of Initial D Legend 1: Awakening, AUTOart released detailed replicas of Takumi Fujiwara's AE86 and Keisuke Takahashi's Mazda RX-7 FD3S. One of the features of Takumi Fujiwara's AE86 is that it also comes with tofu that can be removed out of the car's trunk. AUTOart would later release a model of Takeshi Nakazato's Nissan Skyline GT-R (R32) during the release of Initial D Legend 2: Racer.

Slot car manufacturer Carrera Digital 132 produced four slot cars that also came with the characters from the Initial D show. The slot car had two separate figures; one which is driving the vehicle, the other being a separate display piece.

Hobby Japan is a Japanese publishing company known for publishing and releasing books, magazines, light novels, games, and collectibles. The company has also released a number of role-playing and tabletop games, action figures related to anime and manga franchises, as well as diecast cars and related models.

Initial D collaborated with Hot Wheels to create a replica of Takumi Fujiwara's Toyota AE86 that was only exclusive in Japan. The toy was not sold in stores, but was given out to those who collected all 24 cardboard sleeves that came with each volume of the 2020/21 two-in-one release of the manga. Hot wheels version has different rims. Instead of using RS Watanabe 8-spoke lookalike rims, they were used 6-spoke TE37 rims.

Tokyopop made a deal with Jada Toys to create a line of licensed diecast cars, which are 1/64 and 1/24 scale and action figures based on the show. Following Tokyopop's bankruptcy, Jada, through the Hollywood Rides toy line, made a 1/24 scale replica of Takumi's AE86 that came with a figure of Takumi Fujiwara. It also made a 1/32 scale replica of Takumi's AE86 as well.

Each set includes car model, a display base, acrylic cover, and box. But set with carbon fiber bonnet and set with both variations of the car also includes a figure of Keisuke Takahashi. Despite the fact that Keisuke's RX-7 had Re-Amemiya "original" front bumper, Time Micro preferred restyling Re-Amemiya front.

Diecast 1/64 paper box packaging Toyota Sprinter Trueno (AE86) Initial D "Project D ver." . Both versions of AE86 called "Project D ver.", despite that regular white version may not be Project D member. In comparison with previous Time Model release, this have closed headlights.

Toyota AE86 Fujiwara tofu (shop) was released in February of 2020. Design packaging of exquisite edition belongs to company Model Art. Comparing with newer release of AE86 by Time Micro, this had open headlights.

Japanese toy manufacturer Tomica had been licensing Initial D vehicles since early 2000. Originally, they were a box set, but in 2014 during the release of New Initial D the Movie, they came in separate boxes under the name "Dream Tomica."

Tomica Premium Unlimited No. 12 Initial D RX-7 (Keisuke Takahashi) is a toy released within the Tomica Premium Unlimited subline of the Tomica Premium toyline. Initial D RX-7 (Keisuke Takahashi) will be released in August 19, 2023.

In 2022, Casio announced that they would be releasing an MF Ghost x Initial D variant of their Edifice watch, known as the ECB-2000MFG-1A. It is primarily MF Ghost themed, though it features the sound effects used in both series, as well as the Fujiwara Tofu Store decal from the Eight-Six.[1]

In 2023, Yabushita announced that they would be releasing a pair of Initial D branded glasses. The glasses feature the Fujiwara Tofu Store decal, as well as the "D" from the Initial D logo. The glasses came in a branded box, and came with a cleaning cloth featuring art from Initial D Legend 1: Awakening.[2]

As part of the series' 25th Anniversary event in 2020, they collaborated with the city of Shibukawa, Gunma, where a lot of the early series is set. The city ran several promotions, a majority of which featured art by the artist Yokoyama-ai. Due to the success of the promotion it was extended past the 25th anniversary and continued into 2021.

In collaboration with Initial D, Oginoya has released several Initial D themed designs for their "Touge no Kamameshi" bowls, with paper lids featuring designs from the series. A majority of these designs feature Mako Sato, as she and Koichiro Iketani met for the first time near a Kamameshi billboard.

For Shuichi Shigeno's 40th anniversary as a Mangaka, a art exhibit was held at the Seibu Gallery in Seibu's Ikebukuro branch. The event showcased art work from across Shigeno's career, most prominently Bari Bari Densetsu, Initial D, and MF Ghost. A variety of merchandise for all three series was sold at the event.[4]

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