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Dash! Yonkuro

The first manga tie-in to Tamiya's Mini 4WD franchise.

Dash! Yonkuro is a Japanese manga series by Zaurus Tokuda, serialized in CoroCoro Comic from December 1987 to March 1992. It follows Yonkuro Hinomaru, a delinquent Mini 4WD enthusiast and member of a racing team, and is the first series centered on Tamiya's Mini 4WD franchise. An anime adaptation aired on TV Tokyo from October 3, 1989, to March 27, 1990.

Quick Facts

Original manga serialization
December 1987 to March 1992
Manga publisher
Shogakukan's CoroCoro Comic
Manga volumes
14 Tankobon volumes
Anime air dates
October 3, 1989 to March 27, 1990
Anime network
TV Tokyo
Anime production companies
Staff 21, Aubekku & Tokyu Agency
Anime director
Hitoshi Nanba

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The manga was written and illustrated by Zaurus Tokuda, serialized monthly in CoroCoro Comic from December 1987 until March 1992, and compiled into 14 Tankobon volumes. Several spinoff stories were released before its successor series. Alongside Bakusō Kyōdai Let's & Go!!, it contributed to the popularity of Tamiya's Mini 4WD franchise in Japan and overseas. After the author's death, a sequel manga titled Hyper Dash! Yonkuro was created by Hiroyuki Takei with Tokuda's family approval, serialized in CoroCoro Aniki from March 14, 2015, to March 15, 2021, and released in 4 Tankobon volumes. The anime adaptation was produced by Staff 21, Aubekku & Tokyu Agency and aired on TV Tokyo from October 3, 1989, to March 27, 1990, replacing Mister Ajikko. It was directed by Hitoshi Nanba and written by Takashi Yamada. The opening song is "Be Top" by Taku Kitahara, and the ending theme is "An Endless Challenge" by Taku Kitahara. Merchandise was released by Tamiya under the Mini 4WD line.

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