It’s similar to when they did Big Windup!, and when they were asked about doing the second season in 2011 they admitted that Season 1 bombed so hard that not only were they not going to do Season 2 but they were probably never going to do a sports anime ever again. line, which happens when FUNi is essentially done with the license & wants to get any last money out of it, means that they likely won’t ever pick up Fifth Stage. Unfortunately, the fact that the entire show got put onto the S.A.V.E.
Could be cus it was aired on cartoon network I think.įUNimation licensed those first four seasons all together, so naturally they dubbed it all at once.
Where can i watch initial d stage 5 and 6 movie#
if funimation dubbed the other 60+ episodes and a movie why would they not finish off the series? Ya know so they could sell the series as a whole? Idk how well it sold in the states, but just from talking to people, it seems to be a series more people have seen than not.
Thanks for the reply! But could you possibly elaborate a little? Like I said I’m pretty naive about how that stuff works. Unlike the previous battle stage, this OVA only reanimated the early races, however it still featured a brand new soundtrack. He is voiced by Jason Spisak in the Tokyopop dub and Christopher Bevins in the Funimation dub.īattle Stage 2 was a compilation of every race from Fourth Stage.
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