@initiald.mfghost: What do you think is Kanata’s weakness that Keisuke is talking about? 🤔 Kanata Katagiri’s overtake in MF Ghost was more than just a pass. It felt like a psychological breakdown. Watching the 86 dive into the narrowest gap on the track was a move of pure instinct that Wataru Akiyama rightly called devilish. It did not just force the Supra wide; it effectively paralyzed Sena, leaving the rookie frozen as Kanata disappeared into the downhill. - One of the most legendary parts of this sequence was the music. I never expected the producers to choose Jungle Fire, but it was a welcome surprise. I honestly thought we would never hear that track again in the series after the second season. Hearing it during such a high stakes moment was a perfect nod to the fans. - This moment also perfectly highlights Keisuke Takahashi’s approach to mentoring. Even though he knew about Kanata’s specific weakness, he intentionally kept Sena in the dark. This style of teaching mirrors how Ryosuke Takahashi used to push Keisuke and Takumi Fujiwara during the Initial D Project D days. Keisuke wants Sena to survive the pressure and find the answers himself on the course. - While Sena has monster talent, he still lacks the experience to handle a driver who defies conventional racing logic. #Initiald #mfghost #subaruandsubaru #86 #supra