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#Yakuza kiwami majima micro racer series

Pocket Circuit Fighter's name and costume are most likely references to Mini 4WD Fighter, a promotional character for Tamiya's "Mini 4WD" series.

Fighter's vehicle in Dragon Kart, the Rising Dragon, bears a strong resemblance to the iconic AE86-generation Toyota Corolla from the same anime/manga series, which Takumi uses to deliver tofu and race around Mount Akina.

#Yakuza kiwami majima micro racer series

Pocket Circuit Fighter's real name and the name of his tofu shop, Fujisawa, is likely a reference to Initial D WP a popular street racing anime/manga series where the main character (Takumi Fujiwara) also works in a tofu shop and has a passion for racing.

His vehicle of choice is the Rising Dragon and he races on the Final Kamuro Circuit in Kamurocho. However, after Kasuga wins the Dragon Cup by the end of the minigame, Fujisawa reveals himself as the legendary Dragon Fighter and challenges Kasuga, now calling him "Ichiban-kun", to the final rival race. At first, unlike the previous times where Pocket Circuit had a rule to refer to participants by their first names and adding "-kun" and "-chan", Fujisawa refers to racers by "-san" instead and is shown to be calmer as the receptionist. After the race, Kasuga is introduced to all of Dragon Kart's opponents and their origins. Under the name Fujisawa, he introduces Kasuga to the minigame and offers him to participate in a tutorial race. Now known as Dragon Fighter, he runs the Dragon Kart minigame in Isezaki Ijincho. Misaki agrees to cancel the English class, so Fighter and Sakito can spend some quality time. At first she refuses, but then Fighter releases his anger. Fighter then realizes what a horrible father he has been, and tells Misaki to cancel the English class. Sakito refuses, expressing that he wants to know his father better. After Kiryu and Fighter save Sakito from the yakuza, Misaki, Fighter's wife, interrupts them and demands Sakito to go to his English class. Kiryu and the Fighter interfere, stopping the yakuza from hitting Sakito, and two other Yakuza appear as backup for the first two yakuza. Later, him and Kiryu find Sakito with two yakuza, about to beat Sakito. During the talk, Fighter's son arrived at the market and joined the conversation, where it was revealed that the Fighter sent his son to English class everyday. There, both men reminisce the days when Kiryu was racing Pocket Circuit in Kamurocho.

Kiryu meets the Fighter in front of his tofu shop in Onomichi. The Fighter, now a married man and with a son, moves back to Hiroshima. Yakuza 6: 2016 Main article: Pocket Circuit Fighter Returns The Fighter's marriage puts Kiryu and all the old-timers to a shock. Along the way, Kiryu meets some of the fellow racers from back in the day: Hideki (who now works as a salaryman), Mika (who works at a local cafe), and Takuma (who works as a host in Stardust after failing to pursue a career as an F1 racer). When the Fighter gets a successor, he decides to retire and take over his family's long-established tofu business. He also tells Kiryu that he needs a successor due to him getting married, so Kiryu helps him. Early on the encounter, he becomes depressed when he tells Kiryu that he was granted the opportunity to work full-time but he failed the written exam, making it impossible to acquire the full-time employee position. The Fighter meets Kiryu in front of the stadium and both men reminisce their younger days. Yakuza Kiwami: 2005 Main article: The Fighter's Successor Kiryu befriends him and soon become fond of the Pocket Circuit, and later gains fame for being the fastest Pocket Circuit racer in Kamurocho. He works part-time as a commentator at Kamurocho's Pocket Circuit indoor stadium.

Involvement Yakuza 0: 1988 Main article: Pocket Circuit Sometime during the 1980s, he moved to Tokyo and landed a job at the Kamurocho Pocket Circuit indoor stadium. With help from Kiryu once more, his old personality returned and he vows to be a real father for Sakito.īorn in 1959, he hails from Hiroshima. Thanks to the support from Kiryu and the children of Pocket Circuit, his fire was rekindled and he was able to continue until 2005 when he got married.Īs he grew older and fathered a son, Sakito, he lost confidence again and distanced himself from him, allowing his wife Misaki to raise him and put him through English lessons. Due to the part-time nature of his occupation, however, he initially found it difficult to keep working and considered early retirement. He is notable for his fiery style of commentary. As a Pocket Circuit announcer, he is especially friendly with the local children.