Does the Initial D anime cover all of the manga?

The Initial D anime and manga have some differences. In the anime, the racing scenes might be more visually dynamic, while the manga can offer more detailed character thoughts and inner monologues.

Yes, Initial D does have a manga. It's quite popular among fans of the series.

Not exactly. The Bleach anime has some deviations and doesn't fully encompass all the content from the manga.

The Azumanga anime doesn't cover every aspect of the manga. Some storylines and details might be left out for various reasons like time constraints or creative decisions.

Not really. The anime often leaves out some parts or simplifies certain storylines from the manga.

No, the Berserk anime doesn't cover all of the manga. It selectively adapts certain parts, and some crucial elements and developments from the manga are absent in the anime version.

In general, the Oreimo anime doesn't fully encompass the entire manga. Some storylines and details might be missing or modified to fit the anime format and pacing.

In the end of Initial D, there's a resolution of various character arcs and a satisfying conclusion to the racing storyline. It leaves fans with a feeling of closure.

Not entirely. There are some parts of the manga that the anime didn't include.

The ghost hunt anime doesn't fully encompass all the content of the manga. Some characters' developments or subplots might be skipped or modified. But it still manages to capture the main essence of the story.