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Yokohama GP Qualifying Round

**Yokohama GP Qualifying Round** is a special chapter of Racing Lagoon, featuring, as the name suggests, the qualifying round of the Yokohama Grand Prix.

Like the Prologue Night Crimson Moon, this chapter consists only of one race event. However, the player can opt to return to previous chapter for free roam if the race is failed; however, the player will not race Kyoji Nanba again should the player returns to this race by parking at Bay Lagoon Wharf.

## Synopsis

The chapter starts by introducing the opponents of the qualifying round: Yui Tachikawa (Wagon660), Tetsuji Kawasaki (Cancer3000kai), Freddie Roberts (Danger-V8), Tensei Yabuki (33typeR, the only car with Aero-C on the grid) and Akira Tsujimoto (X1800tb). The player must finish in the top two to advance. Canonically, Akasaki and Tsujimoto advanced to the Championship Round, as they are the only two from this qualifiers that also appeared in the championship race (Ikki Fujisawa received dispensation that allowed him to advance to the championship race without needing to qualify).

After the qualifying round, Yuka Suzuki informed Akasaki that Kyoji Nanba had been found dead after he drove off and sank himself into the ocean in the evening (possibly after the Taiman battle a night prior), allegedly in an act of suicide; Akasaki partially felt that his death was inevitable following his strange behavior ever since the deciders, as well as their meeting earlier that morning. Meanwhile, following the race, two officials from WON-TEC watched the replay of the qualifiers and remarked that their prospect, and thus their project, are performing well on-track; the tone of the music during this scene suggests that something sinister is happening behind the scenes.
Takashima VICTORY ROAD

**Takashima VICTORY ROAD** (高島 VICTORY ROAD, abbreviated: "VR") is a racing team in Racing Lagoon, famous for the chicken game-style racing at the wharf in North Yokohama, led by Freddie Roberts. The team first appeared in the 4th Night Star Fall Night, and also holds a chicken race tournament and host of unofficial chicken race at the Takashima wharf in North Yokohama.

All Takashima VR members drive Danger-Vs, with lower-level members driving the V6 model and Roberts driving the V8 model.
Yoko Mihara

**Yoko Mihara** (三原 葉子) is a 2nd-driver and member of Motomachi Queen's who works on the restaurant JOHNNY'S. She is the one who introduced Akasaki to the Chinatown Drag events, and is often found hanging out here. Her car, like the rest of the Motomachi Queen's team, is a Wagon660 (Suzuki Wagon R), hers painted in light blue color. When her team drives to North Yokohama to challenge other teams, she gets at odds with Victory Road's leader Freddie Roberts before the start of the chicken race at the quay.

## Gallery

Mihara in China TownMihara's loading background
Shingo Muraoka

**Shingo Muraoka** (村丘 信吾) is a driver from the Daikoku WAVES and the host of the Daikoku PA gymkhana race event. With a very pronounced Hakata accent. His car is a white Avenue (Nissan Avenir) that featured parts from 32typeR, effectively mechanically resembling a Nissan Stagea. He is the son of Goro Muraoka, who works at Bodyshop Muraoka in South Yokohama.

Muraoka first appears (unnamed) in the 6th Night Night Before D with Tensei Yabuki (who he rescued from the Bay Lagoon Tower earlier), sighting Kyoji Nanba's Diablo-tuned Seven-RX. He would then not sighted again until 9th Midnight Another Name For ANGEL, where he challenged Sho Akasaki in a gymkhana battle at Daikoku PA before Akasaki departed for Hokkaido. In the 11th Night Revival Of The LEGEND chapter, he introduced Yabuki to Akasaki and claimed to have seen the Diablo-Zeta roaming around.
Nenji Nanba

**Nenji Nanba** (難馬 稔司) was the brother of Kyoji and racer who droves SAVANNA (Mazda RX-7 SA22C).

He was a well-known driver nicknamed the "Fastest Rotary" due to his choice of car. He later died in a crash, later revealed to be related to Diablo Tune (according to Kuniteru Takahashi, Nenji's Diablo engine was the same as Kyoji's, while according to Heidel Schneider, he was the one who coined the term) and WON-TEC's D-Project, being the corporation's first test Driver.
TRUCK

**TRUCK** is a body equippable and customizable in the Machine Complete. The body is based on the Nissan Atlas. A TRUCK first appears in mini-map in 1st Night Midnight Plus One, but they cannot be challenged to a race as an NPC car in story mode until the body is unlocked in 4th Night Star Fall Night.

The TRUCK body is required for the "Go Go Truck" Holy Road unofficial race.
Celine

**Celine** is a body equippable and customizable in the Machine Complete. The body is based on the Toyota Celica (6th generation).

Major characters using the body is Nanako Aoyama's blue Celine-FOUR mounted with Carbon-GT and Ryo Yamazaki's wine red Celine-S3.

The Aero-GT body kit features some visual features from the Celica GT-Four trim (referred as **Celine-FOUR** in the game). Ironically, installing a 4WD chassis will not give the car GT-Four's visual features by default, but it does not add brush guards either.

## Images

Ryo Yamazaki's CelineNanako Aoyama's Celine
Hideki Katagiri

**Hideki Katagiri** is a Japanese video game producer, they are also a director for SIMS Co., Ltd..

Games produced: Gun Survivor 2: Biohazard - Code: Veronica, Charge 'n Blast, J.League Victory Goal '97, Sega Worldwide Soccer '98, Megami Tensei Gaiden: Last Bible Special, Sonic Labyrinth and Fire Pro Gaiden: Blazing Tornado.

References

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Bay Lagoon Short

**Bay Lagoon Short** is a race track in Racing Lagoon, which is the base of Bay Lagoon Racing. It appears in both story mode (High Speed Driving RPG) and 2 player (2 Warrior Battle Mode), and the circuit length is 2000m. The Bay Lagoon Long is longer version of Bay Lagoon Short.

The track is also a set at sunrise in 4th Night Star Fall Night and Yokohama GP Championship Round (Taiman battle against Fujisawa).
X1800

**X1800** is a body equippable and customizable in the Machine Complete. The body is based on a late-model (kouki) Nissan 180SX (RPS13).

Two important X1800s can be seen in the story mode. One is the purple X1800tb mounted with Aero-OLD driven by Akira Tsujimoto (as X1800tb). Another is a blue X1800tb mounted with Aero-GT driven by Miharu Koguchi (as X1800SP, SP short for Special). Tsujimoto's X1800tb uses the Aero-C body kit during Yokohama GP Championship Round, having qualified for the event.

If the X1800 is mounted with Aero-C, the front will resemble the Nissan R390 GT1. If the X1800 is equipped with a MR chassis and Aero-GT, the side profile of the car will resemble that of the Nissan MID-4 II, a car that appears only in the racing form during the Yokohama GP. The X3000FOUR variant used by overworld opponents is a particular reference to this.

## Gallery

Tsujimoto's X1800turboKoguchi's X1800SPTsujimoto's X1800turbo partsAn X1800 mounted with Aero-C
Forgotten Hill

**Forgotten Hill** (also known as **Forget Hill** in some parts of the game) is a location in *Racing Lagoon*. Located in Hokkaido, it is where Satoru Kawashima's lab is located.

In the 10th Night Pain Of Destiny chapter of the story mode, a 3470m long track is also named after this location. The track is raced only once, during which the player and Kawashima escape. The track features exposed roads with no guardrails in them; falling into them will result in the player losing the race.
Racing Lagoon Chapters

This is a list of chapters in *Racing Lagoon*. There are twelve numbered nights (including the last night, but excluding the prologue and final nights), two "midnights" (mini-chapters that are extensions of a preceding chapter), three Grand Prix chapters, and a pair of prologue and closing chapters.

***Warning: The chapter pages below are likely to contain spoilers for the game.***
Patch Oct. 21st, 2016

**New Features**:

-Emblem Upgrading system. Reach up to +15 bonus stats on your items!
-Emblem equipped indicators shown directly on your cards. Each “gem” indicates an item, and its type.
–*Defender Ability* unlocked after the Thor boss. Shield your units from damage.
–*Skip* button added to friend help page… in case you don’t like your friends’ waifu.

**Visual:**

-Panther 1 has a new model
-Sturmtiger’s attack splashes with a big boom!
-Destroyer boss now has a new updated model

**Balance:**

-Sturmtiger given the Obliterate ability, a single shot AoE at 150% damage
-Rotation (Awareness) emblems buffed significantly
-Oil costs are balanced based on enemy level, rather than region.

**Bug Fixes:**

-Fixed a problem where Missions would sometimes not give the reward
-Accuracy Emblems now display the proper stat boost
-Rotation Emblems now display the proper stat boost
-Various other small fixes and improvements

**Known Bugs:**

-Scrolling is still a bit finicky. Working on it!
-Item indicators may be misaligned when selecting a card for Upgrading.
Aoi Kawashima

**Aoi Kawashima** (川志摩 葵) is a major character in *Racing Lagoon*, who serves as the boss of WON-TEC. She is 28-years old woman who wore disco-style bodycon dress, Satoru's younger sister and her boyfriend Ikki Fujisawa.

Prior to the events of the game, she lost her parents (who founded WON-TEC, originally as a simple tuning garage) in an traffic accident 10 years ago, when another driver flashed at her family car during one fateful road trip at Hakone; in order to exact her revenge on the prepreator (alleging it to be a street racer), she and Satoru initiated the D-Project using company resources. To do this, she recruited racers at a hotel, an offer that no racer could refuse, including Sho Akasaki's past self.

Akasaki's refusal of the drugs, in which he threw the capsules of Diablo before angrily storming out of her apartment, would lead to the War of Yokohama, in which Akasaki caused a massive, fiery crash involving Diablo-Zetas at Yokohane ten years before the events of the game. When she was told by Heidel Schneider of the puported death of Akasaki (and Satoru; ironically, Aoi never learned about Satoru's actual death at Hokkaido that was caused by Schneider himself) in that incident, Kawashima began developing a disdain for street racers (which began from her parents' death) until she dated Fujisawa, which would introduce him to Diablo. The relationship with Fujisawa would also lead her to re-recognize Akasaki (who, between the War of Yokohama and initial events of the game, was in D-Sleep) when he gave her a team photo. Following this, Kawashima planned to expose Schneider, to no avail as it was already too late for her to do that.

By the end of the game, Akasaki spotted Kawashima and Fujisawa (who was trying to cleanse himself from the effects of Diablo) in a Diablo-tuned RS2000 after he battled Schneider to his death. When Fujisawa collapsed due to the effects of the drugs, she attempts to run away with a critical Fujisawa using his car, but she is stopped by Akasaki just by the bay. At the end of the game, she gave Fujisawa one more hug and is seen watching over the recuperating Fujisawa in the hospital.

## Gallery

Aoi Kawashima in 2nd Night Revenge RaceKawashima and AkasakiKawashima In Fujisawa's apartmentKawashima drives RS2000Turbo (Aero-Diablo) in final chapterKawashima and Fujisawa in final chapter
Honmoku Night Racers

**Honmoku Night Racers** (NIGHT RACERS 本牧, abbreviated: "NR") is a street racing team in Racing Lagoon, introduced as the rival of Bay Lagoon Racing. The team was founded by Akira Tsujimoto and it's home turf is in Honmoku Wharf, South Yokohama.

The Night Racers is one of the more popular groups with a number of unnamed members (the player encounters them at the 1st and 3rd Nights; another set of unnamed NR members also host the Honmoku Wharf UORs). However, the team started to fell apart after Tsujimoto lost the team battle to BLR, in which a crisis began to plague Night Racers. After the death of Makoto Sawaki, Keisuke Ishikawa's defection to WON-TEC, and Shinsuke Ishikawa's decision to quit street racing in response to Keisuke's actions (having involved in kidnapping of Yuka Suzuki after the Team Battle; Shinsuke however refused to align further with WON-TEC), the team was effectively disbanded; Tsujimoto would join BLR in the game's ending.

## Members

*Note: Only named members are listed here.*

* Akira Tsujimoto (Leader)
* Makoto Sawaki (2nd Driver)
* Keisuke Ishikawa
* Shinsuke Ishikawa

## Images

Akira TsujimotoMakoto SawakiKeisuke IshikawaShinsuke IshikawaAn unnamed NR memberAnother unnamed NR member
North Yokohama (circuit)

**North Yokohama** is a circuit track in Racing Lagoon. It appears in story mode (High Speed Driving RPG) and the circuit track length is 2480m. This track is appears only in Bay Lagoon Racing representative race in 5th Night ODDS Against.

The two North Yokohama split tracks are MM Street and Nanpa Chicane.
Yuka Suzuki

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**Yuka Suzuki** (鈴木 由佳) is a 18-year-old female member, and mascot girl of Team Bay Lagoon Racing. Her car is a two-tone red and pink Micro-GT (Rover Mini).

She first gets kidnapped by the Ishikawa brothers in an attempt to intimidate BLR to a rematch of the team match race, but is quickly rescued by Sho Akasaki with the help of the Night Racers' Makoto Sawaki. In the weeks leading to Yokohama GP, knowing that she had no chance at qualifying for the event, she began studying vehicle mechanics from Mr. Muraoka. She then accompanies Akira Tsujimoto in helping Akasaki escape when the latter is trapped in the Bay Lagoon Tower.

Suzuki also appears in the Unoffical Race progress screen, accessible by pressing Start while on the overworld.

## Gallery

Yuka Suzuki in the 2 Warriors Battle ModeYuka first gets kidnapped by the Ishikawa brothersYuka Suzuki in Statistic MenuYuka in North YokohamaYuka Suzuki's Micro GTYuka and ShoYuka Suzuki's Loading Background
Kyoji Nanba

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* Portrait

**Kyoji Nanba** (難馬 恭司) was the 20-year-old second-in-command of Bay Lagoon Racing, who drove a two-tone blue & black Seven-RX (Mazda RX-7 FC), and worked at Gas Station Milage (GS) in South Yokohama, being the sole BLR member who still work there.

His older brother, Nenji Nanba, was also an up-and coming street racer who also drove a rotary-powered car (SAVANNA, Mazda RX-7 SA/FB), but he died in an accident (later revealed to be related to Diablo Tune and WON-TEC). Kyoji wanted to grow up to be like his brother, and wanted to make him proud by entering the professional racing world. Up to this point, he had a "stay cool" personality and generally tries to solve his issues on his own.

By the time Ikki Fujisawa announced the Yokohama GP to the team, Kyoji began turning desperate to qualify for the event as each team will have only one representative in the GP (although BLR actually had two as Fujisawa was specially chosen by the organizers). He started saving money and turning laps to around South Yokohama to prepare for the event. When the time for team's decider came however, not only he arrived late to the race, he also showed up in a suspicious state. Kyoji ultimately was defeated by Sho Akasaki when Kyoji's car suffered an engine failure in that race. Had he qualified, Kyoji had vowed that he would retire from street racing following the GP.

Following the race, he disappeared from BLR's view for three days, having meetings with the Ishikawa brothers as well as Aoi Kawashima; he also stopped showing up for work. Then, local racers including Akasaki (who recognized the car's license plate) began sighting a blue-black two-tone Seven-RX with a ghastly body kit roaming around the city streets. At 3 am on the morning of the Yokohama GP qualifiers, Nanba called Akasaki that he had heard voices; when Akasaki found him, he discovered Nanba in a zombie-like state. After claiming that Akasaki is no different to himself and his brother and that Akasaki will hear the voices he heard sooner or later (he would be right by the 8th Midnight Whisper From The Dark chapter, as Akasaki and Fujisawa started to hear it), Nanba promptly challenged Akasaki into one more Taiman battle with his Diablo-tuned Seven-RX, in which Akasaki found that Nanba's car was hard to catch (because of the Diablo tuning).

After the battle, he committed suicide by driving and sinking himself off into the ocean from an restricted area of the Bay Lagoon, physically and mentally unstable due to the Diablo drugs, and the severe depression caused by losing the chance to enter the Yokohama GP, and thus, the destruction of his dreams.

According to Kuniteru Takahashi, the Diablo-tuned engine that Kyoji's car used was also the same one that Nenji's car used that led to his own death.

## Gallery

Nanba in the 2 Warriors Battle ModeNanba at GS MilageKyoji Nanba talking about his brotherNanba's Seven-RXNanba's Seven-RX equipped with Aero-DiabloKyoji Nanba's car being recovered from the bay as he was found dead by the seaNanba's zombie-like portrait, being possessed by Diablo
Keisuke Ishikawa

**Keisuke Ishikawa** (石川 圭介) is a member of the Honmoku Night Racers who initially drives an orange GRA-Si (Honda Integra SiR) with Aero-GT (he later replaced the Aero-GT with Aero-OLD body kit in third night; this car is rechristened GRA-Hyena), and from the sixth night, a dark green Cancer (Toyota Chaser) mounted with Zokky body kit, before switching to a Diablo-tuned car named "DiabloGTR" according to a Night Racers member. He has long purple hair and "Kouha" (硬派) printed on his T-shirt.

Keisuke's has a rude, self-revealing personality. He does not take well his defeat to Akasaki in their teams' first team race and kidnapped his teammate Yuka Suzuki with his younger brother Shinsuke, which leads him to getting hit by Sawaki. During the incident, he managed to get in contact with WON-TEC officials, thus making him a WON-TEC Driver. The connection with WON-TEC allowed him to give Diablo (both the tuning and the drug) to both Makoto Sawaki and Kyoji Nanba, which eventually killed them; a minor Night Racers member (in the 6th Night) described him as a maniac and unpredictable for this reason.

He has worked with Sakuragicho GT's Tetsuji Kawasaki, who is involved with illegal gambling through his father (in which Ishikawa received profits from Kawasaki's venture), as well with Gamou Kusunoki, another WON-TEC Driver. Both Keisuke and Kusunoki, along with various other WON-TEC Drivers, were eventually killed by Akasaki, who was at the time being possessed by his past self, at the Bay Lagoon Tower, in the Final Night.

His betrayal of Night Racers to WON-TEC can be teased as early as the 3rd Night, when the player attempts to get rewards from his GRA-Hyena; the company is mentioned on the ECU and wheels he used.

## Gallery

Keisuke in Daikoku Parking Area (Wangan)Keisuke and Gamou
WR-2000

**WR-2000** is a body equippable and customizable in the Machine Complete. The body is based on the Subaru Impreza (GC), specifically the 1996-1998 sedan model.

In the 10th Night Pain Of Destiny, Satoru Kawashima drives his blue WR-2000, while one of the opponents in a snow mountain uses the same car with the Aero-Diablo kit.

Equipping Aero-GT on the WR-2000 (when on a 4WD chassis) turns it into a WRC version of the car, right down to mud flaps, rally foglights, and a roof scoop, with a Safari Rally-spec brush guard on the front. Regardless of the drivetrain, installing Aero-GT or Aero-Old turns it into the two-door coupe version of the Impreza.

## Gallery

Satoru Kawashima's WR-2000. The yellow "666" sticker is a reference to State Express 555, a cigarette brand that sponsored Subaru's WRC team.The Aero-Diablo WR-2000
Racing Lagoon Items/Parts

This page is a list of items and parts in *Racing Lagoon*.

## Engine parts

### Turbos and superchargers

Multiple turbochargers can be installed on each slot; eight single turbos or four twin-turbos are required to participate in eight-turbo unofficial races (take note Engine Turbos are included in the Turbo tally count, please see Engine list for more info). For best results when increasing horsepower, installing a matching low-compression piston is recommended.

### Hi-Cams

These parts are for piston engines only. Because these parts increases compression ratio (in an effort to increase power by raising exhaust rate), these parts should be used with a high compression piston.

### ECUs

Only one ECU can be installed at a time; therefore their effects cannot be stacked. For ECUs marked as "Carb. OK" (キャブ車OK), it means that they can be installed on carbureted/NA engines.

### Exhausts/mufflers

Exhausts cannot be installed if Aero/Carbon-Zokky or Aero-Diablo is installed.

## Body parts

### Spoilers

Spoilers cannot be installed if Aero/Carbon-Zokky or Aero-Diablo is installed.

### Other body parts

For under panel and diffuser parts, CD stands for drag coefficient.
Yokohama GP

**Yokohama GP** is a race track in Racing Lagoon, and host to the eponymous racing event organized by WON-TEC. It appears in both story mode (High Speed Driving RPG) and 2 player (2 Warrior Battle Mode). The circuit's length is 3570m.

The two Yokohama GP split tracks are Landmark Street and BigWheel Street. The Darkness GP track is also the same as the Yokohama GP course, but is set at night with a different starting point.

## Event

The Yokohama Grand Prix is an event that, at surface, is sponsored by WON-TEC as the first street racing grand prix. The event is shown as a televised event at Johnny's Motomachi.

The event is divided into two stages, of which the player must finish in the top two:

* Qualifying Round: three laps long, opponents uses their regular bodykits; the best performers (top two, for gameplay purposes) advance to the championship round. Ikki Fujisawa was granted a special dispensation by WON-TEC that advanced him to the Championship Round directly.
	+ It is possible that there are multiple heat races in the qualifiers, which could explain the other participants other than Fujisawa and Akira Tsujimoto in the finals.
* Championship Round: five laps long, opponents uses Aero-C bodies; determines the champion of the Yokohama GP.

The player can practice around the track before the start of the Qualifying or Championship Round; the test runs are three laps long in either part.

It is later shown that the event appears to be a front for the re-development of the D-Project; following the Qualifying Round, two WON-TEC officials (Heidel Schneider and Won Lee) watched the replay of the qualifiers and remarked that their prospect, and thus their project, are performing well on-track.
GRA1800

**GRA1800** is a body equippable and customizable in the Machine Complete. The body is based on the Honda Integra (DC2).

Keisuke Ishikawa drives an orange GRA-Si mounted with Aero-GT, called "NightORANGE GRA-Si". Later on, he uses Aero-OLD in 3rd Night and calls it "GRA-Hyena", armed with several mysterious parts bought from WON-TEC. Ishikawa's GRA-SI plays a significant role in Prologue Night Crimson Moon and 1st Night Midnight Plus One.

Various GRA1800 models (representing the Si, Ti, Xi, and Type-R trims, depending on the name) also appear as random opponents.

## Images

Keisuke Ishikawa's GRA-SiKeisuke Ishikawa's GRA-Si cutscene
Motomachi Queen's

**Motomachi Queen's** (元町Queen's) is an all-women street racing team in Racing Lagoon. The team first appears in the 1st Night Midnight Plus One, and specializes in the drag racing events on tight, short course in the Chinatown, South Yokohama.

The team was placed into hiatus by the 11th Night Revival Of The LEGEND chapter, after Yoko Mihara also left the team and street racing altogether at the 9th Night Endless Nightmare chapter. Despite this, the player can still do Chinatown UORs after the team's farewell race at the 11th Night.

## Members

* Yui Tachikawa (Leader, Yokohama GP representative)
* Yoko Mihara (2nd Driver, left at 9th Night)

## Images

Yui TachikawaYoko MiharaOther members (along with Nanako Aoyama)
Chicken Race

**Chicken Race** is a track in Racing Lagoon, which is the base of Takashima VICTORY ROAD's unofficial races. Located in the Takashima Wharf, it appears in the story mode (High Speed Driving RPG).

A Chicken Race is also a name of drag race held on this track, where competitors must stop at the right time, stopping first ahead of the opponent car, but before the edge of the road (falling into water will be considered a failure). Competitors may not steer during Chicken Races, and are not allowed to accelerate again once the brake is engaged. Variants of Chicken Races exist that prohibits braking.
SOUTHER

**SOUTHER** is a body equippable and customizable in the Machine Complete. The body is based on the Lamborghini Countach LP400. It's one of NPC supercar that hardest to be catch opponent in Wangan.

Equipping Aero-GT and Aero-Diablo on the SOUTHER makes the car's resemble the facelift Lamborghini Diablo, while the Aero-OLD kit resembles Lamborghini Countach LP400S; if installing FR chassis makes the car's front resemble the Lancia Stratos.

## Gallery

SOUTHER rearSOUTHER with Aero-DiabloSOUTHER with Aero/Carbon-GTSOUTHER with Aero/Carbon-OLDSOUTHER with Aero/Carbon-ZokkySOUTHER with Aero/Carbon-CSOUTHER installed 4WD chassisSOUTHER installed FF chassisSOUTHER installed FR chassisSOUTHER installed MR chassisSOUTHER installed RR chassis
32typeR

* 32typeR
* 32typeGT

**32typeR** and **32typeGT** are bodies equippable and customizable in the Machine Complete. The body is based on the R32 generation of the Nissan Skyline, with 32typeR standing for the GT-R and 32typeGT representing lower trim R32s such as the GTS-T and the GTS-4. A pair of black 32typeRs is driven by Kyoka and Haruka Shiina; they can also be found as opponent cars on the street.

The 32typeR is the predecessor model to the 33typeR.

Note that installing Aero-GT, Aero-Old, or Aero-Zokky on the 32typeR will add mud guards to the car, although the regular 32typeR body does not add one if installed to an 4WD chassis, as it is the body's "home" drivetrain. However, Shiinas' cars, which has Aero-GT and a 4WD chassis, does not have any mud guards on them; a similar behavior is also noticable with Shingo Muraoka's Avenue.

## Gallery

Haruka Shiina's 32typeRKyoka Shiina's 32typeR32typeR rear32typeR with Aero-Diablo32typeR with Aero/Carbon-GT32typeR with Aero/Carbon-OLD32typeR with Aero/Carbon-Zokky32typeR with Aero/Carbon-C32typeR installed 4WD chassis32typeR installed FF chassis32typeR installed FR chassis32typeR installed MR chassis32typeR installed RR chassis32typeGT rear32typeGT with Aero-Diablo32typeGT with Aero/Carbon-GT32typeGT with Aero/Carbon-OLD32typeGTwith Aero/Carbon-Zokky32typeGT Aero/Carbon-C32typeGT installed 4WD chassis32typeGT installed FF chassis32typeGT installed FR chassis32typeGT installed MR chassis32typeGT installed RR chassis
Cancer

**Cancer** is a body equippable and customizable in the Machine Complete. The body is based on the Toyota Chaser (JZX100). As a random opponent car, they can be found in South and North Yokohama.

Characters using the car are Tetsuji Kawasaki, named Cancer3000Kai (Cancer3000改) mounted with Aero-Zokky during Yokohama GP qualifying round, and a dark green Cancer also featuring Aero-Zokky driven by Keisuke Ishikawa in the sixth night, who switched from the GRA1800.

The body's neighbor counterpart is Dark2.
Backyard-SP

**Backyard-SP** is a body equippable and customizable in the Machine Complete. The body is based on the Lotus Europa. A rare body type, Backyard-SP is driven by John Truth; his particular version is named **NIGHTMARE**.

The "Backyard" part of the name comes from the fact that British lightweight cars, including the Lotus Europa, have a reputation of being "shed built" cars by car enthusiasts.

If the Backyard-SP is mounted with Aero-C, the front will resemble the Lotus Elise GT1, while if the Backyard-SP is equipped with a RR chassis makes the car's rear resemble the Porsche 911 2.0.

Statistically, the Backyard-SP body ties with the Wagon660's body as the lightest body in the game; however Backyard-SP's chassis is lighter.

## Gallery

John Truth's NIGHTMARE (BackyardSP)Backyard-SP rearBackyard-SP with Aero-DiabloBackyard-SP with Aero/Carbon-GTBackyard-SP with Aero/Carbon-OLDBackyard-SP with Aero/Carbon-ZokkyBackyard-SP with Aero/Carbon-CBackyard-SP installed 4WD chassisBackyard-SP installed FF chassisBackyard-SP installed FR chassisBackyard-SP installed MR chassisBackyard-SP installed RR chassis
2nd Night Revenge Race

**2nd Night Revenge Race** is the second chapter of Racing Lagoon.

## Synopsis

Following the events of the previous night, Sho Akasaki is appointed by his team to participate in the Revenge Race held by Night Racers' leader, Akira Tsujimoto.

Prior to the race, Akasaki recalled the previous night's Yuka Suzuki kidnapping by the Ishikawas, and the limousines at the Redrenga Warehouse. The Ishikawas, who had mostly stayed within the car during the kidnapping, had left their cars for a hour when they noticed the limousines; when they returned, Suzuki noticed how the danger went away as the limousines also depart.

At Johnny's, Yoko Mihara immediately recognized Akasaki and bragged about Sawaki begging to date her, in which she replied that she will only date racers with a 10-0 win record, with Sawaki having one win short of the required amount that night. She, as a member of Motomachi Queen's, participates in her team's specialty race at the Chinatown, where Akasaki defeated even the team's leader, Yui Tachikawa.

At the Graveyard Street, the Ishikawas described someone as a "hot-headed idiot jock" as they prepare for the Revenge Race; this caught the attention of Akasaki, who suggested that they might be up to something.

In the Revenge Race, Fujisawa was scheduled to battle Tsujimoto (as leaders of each team) while Akasaki battles Sawaki (as respective second-in-commands) in a one-to-one Taiman battle. While Akasaki won his race, Sawaki suddenly lost control of his car and crashed into a corner (called "Sawaki's Corner" in later chapters), wrecking it completely and putting him into a life-threatening coma. Post-race, Yuka Suzuki tried to convince Akasaki that it was not his fault, while Sawaki's family did not allow Sawaki's friends from visiting him at the hospital.
Ginji Moriwaki

**Ginji Moriwaki** (森脇 銀次) is a genius member of TEAM595 who is wandering in C1. A former champion of Formula 3000. He drives a White RZ-3000 (Toyota Supra).

## Synopsis

Moriwaki is a unique racer who roams the New C1 which can be challenged several times. After defeating him, he elaborates how he left professional, organized Formula 3000 racing and instead started street racing to escape rules and regulations imposed by the official races. If Moriwaki is defeated again, he says that he is in a hunt for a unique Scuderia12 with an Aero-GT bodywork.

## Trivia

* Moriwaki's appearance and attitude were similiar to Makoto Sawaki.
Engine list

This is a list of engines that can be installed in Machine Complete menu within *Racing Lagoon*.

## All engine list (without cheating)

Note
* S = South Yokohama
* N = North Yokohama
* H = Hakone
* C = C1
* Pro = Prologue Night Crimson Moon
* L = Last Night
* YGP-CR = Yokohama GP Championship Round
* DGP = Darkness GP
* K = Kita's K (Hokkaido)
* NA = Naturally aspirated engine.
	+ (C) = Carbureted engine.
* T = Turbo
* TT = Twin turbo
* IL = Inline engine
* DOHC = Double overhead camshaft
* SOHC = Single overhead camshaft
* RE = Rotary engine
* OHV = Overhead valve engine
Akira Tsujimoto

* Image
* Portrait

**Akira Tsujimoto** (辻本 アキラ) is a 22-years old leader of the Honmoku Night Racers who drives the purple X1800tb (Nissan 180SX Type X), rival to Ikki Fujisawa and a very close friend to his second-in-command, Makoto Sawaki.

As the leader of the team, Tsujimoto is known for his driving style and his friendship with Sawaki; the latter is showcased when he was deeply affected when Sawaki crashes during the Taiman battle against Akasaki. He was also one of the South Yokohama representatives for the Yokohama GP, in which he, along with Sho Akasaki, advanced from the qualifiers to the championship round.

After the Yokohama GP and the rise of WON-TEC, Tsujimoto vowed to protect the remaining Bay Lagoon Racing members (Suzuki and Kenzo Yamada) in absence of team leader Ikki Fujisawa, who was injured in a Taiman battle following the Grand Prix, and the death of Kyoji Nanba after the GP qualifiers, as Akasaki had to deal with him being blamed for Fujisawa's crash while searching for the truth about WON-TEC. In the Final Night, Tsujimoto, along with Suzuki, helps Akasaki to escape out of the Bay Lagoon Tower, and, out of gratitude, joined BLR at the end of the game, Night Racers having been effectively disbanded due to Sawaki's death and the Ishikawas' gradual departure from the team.

## Gallery

Tsujimoto in the 2 Warriors Battle ModeTsujimoto's X1800tbTsujimoto regrets after Sawaki diedTsujimoto and Suzuki helps AkasakiTsujimoto in ending sceneAkira and Sho in Hakone
Shinsuke Ishikawa

**Shinsuke Ishikawa** (石川 真介) is a member of the Honmoku Night Racers and Keisuke's younger brother. He drives a CVC1600 (Honda Civic EK) with Aero-GT kit.

In the first chapter, he and his brother kidnapped Yuka Suzuki of BLR after the former loses to Akasaki in both teams' first team race. He does not follow his brother when he defected to WON-TEC and does not seem to even be aware of his intentions, eventually disappearing from the storyline by the 9th Night in what seemingly appears as retirement from street racing. Because in that chapter he revealed that he also heard strange voices (that called him out for racing merely for money), it is likely that Shinsuke was also under influence of Diablo.

Being fellow CVC1600 drivers, he is a friend of Kenzo Yamada.
5th Night ODDS Against

**5th Night ODDS Against** is the fifth chapter of Racing Lagoon.

This chapter takes place exclusively in North Yokohama. If the player goes to South Yokohama, the player will not be able to roam around there, but will be given the ability to visit Tuneshop Spencer, Bodyshop Muraoka, and the Wakaba Bank, or to head back to North Yokohama, through a menu option. Visiting the former two is required to trigger certain story cutscenes.

Additionally, if the player have not visited South Yokohama's Chinatown up to this point, Kenzo Yamada will make a stop there and introduce the player to Motomachi Queen's Chinatown Drag Races early in the chapter, before the story progresses; the player can choose to skip it, if desired.

## Synopsis

The chapter opens with Akasaki having a dream of him being underwater, as he hears a voice calling his name, before being awoken by a phone call from Kenzo Yamada notifying Akasaki of Kyoji Nanba's suspicious meeting with Keisuke Ishikawa at Honmoku Wharf (Ishikawa also made a suspicious meeting with the Sakuragicho GRAND TOURERS); he also later told Sho that Kyoji would retire from street racing after the Yokohama GP.

When Akasaki paid a quick visit back to South Yokohama, he spotted Kyoji driving non-stop around the Stadium Street, seemingly preparing for the deciding race. When Akasaki high-beamed Nanba however, he received no response from the latter. Yuka Suzuki also made a quick visit back to Bodyshop Muraoka, asking Muraoka how she could become a mechanic in order to help her team.

In Bay Lagoon Racing's deciding race for the Yokohama GP, Akasaki defeated Nanba (who showed up not only late, but also suspiciously tired-looking) as he blew his Seven-RX's engine at the finish line. Following the race, Nanba engaged in a suspicious conversation with Aoi Kawashima and disappeared for few nights afterwards.
Bay Lagoon Racing

**Bay Lagoon Racing** (abbreviated: "BLR") is a street racing team in Racing Lagoon, serving as the main ally faction in the storyline. The team was founded by Ikki Fujisawa in 1997, after leaving Hakone. It has its base operation in Bay Lagoon Wharf. South Yokohama. The members of the team originally worked at GS Milage, the local gas station, but by the events of the game, Kyoji Nanba was the sole member who still worked there.

## Members

* Ikki Fujisawa (Leader)
* Kyoji Nanba (2nd Driver)
* Sho Akasaki
* Kenzo Yamada
* Yuka Suzuki
* Akira Tsujimoto (joined at the end of the game)

## Images

Sho AkasakiIkki FujisawaKyoji NanbaYuka SuzukiKenzo Yamada
BUS

**BUS** is a body equippable and customizable in the Machine Complete. The body is based on the Nissan Diesel Space Runner RM, as well the apricot/light blue color was original from Yokohama City Bus livery. A BUS first appears in mini-map in 1st Night Midnight Plus One alongside the TRUCK, but it cannot be challenged to a race as an NPC car in story mode until the body is unlocked in 4th Night Star Fall Night.

The BUS body is required for the "Go Go Bus" Holy Road unofficial race.

Statistically, the BUS' body and chassis is the heaviest among all cars in the game.
CVC1600

**CVC1600** is a body equippable and customizable in the Machine Complete. The body is based on the 1997 Honda Civic EK (Hatchback).

Two variants of CVC1600 appears in the story: a yellow/blue CVC1600 painted in yellow/blue driven by Kenzo Yamada, which is painted after the Spoon Sports colors and is playable in 2 Warriors Battle Mode, and the green, Aero-GT equipped car driven by Shinsuke Ishikawa.

The car's Aero-GT kit is based on the FEEL'S Honda Twincam Monster kit. Additionally, if the CVC1600 is equipped with a MR chassis, the side profile of the car will resemble that of the Honda CR-X del Sol, which in real life is also an FF car.

## Images

Ishikawa's CVC1600Yamada's CVC1600Prince of Test Course's CVC1600
Wangan and C1

**Wangan and C1** is a highway location in Racing Lagoon. This location is unlocked in the 9th Night Endless Nightmare chapter, although it is possible to visit it early by losing the Taiman battle following the Yokohama GP Championship Round and selecting Street Fight Race in the post-race menu.

It is based on Bayshore Route (Wangan-sen) and Route C1 with the additional references of Haneda Airport and Daikoku Parking Area.

## Highway

* C-1
* Yokohama Bay Bridge
* Wangan

## Places

* Daikoku Parking Area
* Haneda Airport

## Street Racing Teams

* Daikoku WAVES
* Wangan GALE
* C-1 Road Stars
* TEAM595

## Unofficial Races

* Daikoku Wharf
* New C-1
SW-2000

**SW-2000** is a body equippable and customizable in the Machine Complete. The body is based on the Toyota MR2 (SW20). A SW-2000 is driven by Genji Katou.

There is a bug where the car's roof will lose shine in the Machine Complete screen or on daytime tracks if the body is used alongside an FR chassis and with Aero-Old/Carbon-Old equipped.
Manabu Oda

**Manabu Oda** (織田 真学) is a 33-years old driver who is the founder of Hakone Drift Dancers (DD). The former "Emperor of Hakone", Oda drives a EVO-2000 (Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V) painted in golden yellow (O's Yellow).

## Background

Originally raced in the Wangan ten years prior, Oda came to Hakone with 30typeRS (implied to be an RS2000) and established dominance in the area overnights. During the height of his career, he became acquainted with "Yokohama's Fastest Legend" and the links he had with WON-TEC's D-Project. After the War of Yokohama, Oda carried doubts about street racing, but kept racing in Hakone. He later he adopted Ikki Fujisawa as his pupil. Two years prior to the game story, Oda retired from the racing scene, leaving Fujisawa and Miharu Koguchi to battle each other for the title of the Emperor of Hakone, in which the latter emerged victorious.

Although he never truly disclosed about what happened 10 years prior to Fujisawa, Oda's story about the "Yokohama's Fastest Legend" inspired Fujisawa to set out to find the legendary driver. He also held back information about his illness to his friends, including Kuniteru Takahashi.

## Synopsis

After Bay Lagoon Racing challenged and defeated the Drift Dancers, Sho Akasaki learned about Oda from Fujisawa and tried seeking him out. Oda approached Akasaki at Heaven's Hill and challenged him into a TAIMAN battle. However, the duel was interupted partway by Fujisawa, who told him about the voice in his head that has been plaguing him.

After the Yokohama GP, Fujisawa caught in an accident while dueling with Akasaki. Akasaki seeked out Oda again to learn more about the man who's known the "Yokohama's Fastest Legend". After defeating Koguchi at Hashiriya's Holyplace, the "voice" took over Akasaki's body and talked with Oda, who appeared to know who he is. He told Akasaki about his illness, saying that he felt his time living was going to be up someday soon, but he himself doesn't feel yet ready to die either. He then gave Akasaki a map that would direct him to Satoru Kawashima's location in Forgotten Hill, Hokkaido.

Oda still could be seen pondering about his in the Last Night at Hashiriya's Holyplace, where he now could be battled with indefinitely. With his days numbered, he determined to keep racing and finding new things to do until the very end of his life.

Meanwhile, Kuniteru Takahashi found out about Manabu's terminal illness via a letter his wife sent to him. Takahashi himself was disappointed when Oda did not disclose his illness to him, and started drinking booze inside his garage.

## Trivia

* His name is a probable reference to real-life Japanese racing driver Manabu Orido.
Racing Lagoon Unofficial Races

This page is a list of **Unofficial Races** (stylized as UnOfficial RACE, abberivated UOR) in *Racing Lagoon*.

Note that some item rewards can be obtained only once per race; if it is already claimed, the player will instead get monetary reward instead. Additionally, completing all UORs is required to unlock an extra scene in the game's ending.

## South Yokohama

### Bay Lagoon

Note that going to Bay Lagoon during the Last Night will trigger the Bay Lagoon Unofficial Race menu (with a different music and background showing WON-TEC officials in the background), as the player is no longer allowed to roam around the Bay Lagoon area during that chapter. This is because the tower's road is also the player's access to the Final Night once conditions to reach that chapter is met.

* Unlocked: 2nd Night Revenge Race
* Unavailable: 5th Night ODDS Against
* Course: Bay Lagoon Short

### Yokohama Stadium

* Unavailable: 5th Night ODDS Against
* Special Races: Winter Get All (2nd Night Revenge Race), Rank 3 Get All (6th Night Night Before D)
* Course: South Yokohama

### Honmoku

* Unlocked: 6th Night Night Before D
* Course: Honmoku Street

### China Town

The China Town Tournaments all consist of three stages. It is also the only UOR where the player can Get Rewards from an opponent.

* Unavailable: 5th Night ODDS Against
* Unlocked: 2nd Night Revenge Race
* Course: ChinaTown-Drag

### Test Course

The UORs in this location cannot be performed during the 11th Night Revival Of The LEGEND chapter, as there is a roadblock in the neighboring Redrenga Warehouse section that triggers the start of Darkness GP if story conditions are met.

* Unavailable: 5th Night ODDS Against, 11th Night Revival Of The LEGEND
* Special Races: Double Rewards (2nd Night Revenge Race), Spencer's Championship (9th Night Endless Nightmare)
* Course: Test Course

## North Yokohama

### Sakuragi 0 > 400

The Sakuragi drag race events all consist of three stages.

* Unlocked: 4th Night Star Fall Night
* Course: Sakuragi ArtWall

### Offroad

* Unlocked: 5th Night ODDS Against
* Course: InField Off Road

### Takashima Wharf (Chicken Race)

A **Chicken Race** is a drag race where competitors must stop at the right time, stopping first ahead of the opponent car, but before the edge of the road. Competitors may not steer during Chicken Races, and are not allowed to accelerate again once the brake is engaged.

Chicken Races consist of three stages each.

* Course: Chicken Race

### 3rd Keihin

* Unlocked: 9th Night Endless Nightmare
* Course: 3rd Keihin

## Hakone

### Winding Road

* Unlocked: 8th Midnight Whisper From The Dark

## Wangan and C1

### Daikoku Wharf

#### Daikoku Championship

The Daikoku Championship is a gymkhana race that consists of three stages each.

* Unlocked: 9th Night Endless Nightmare
* Course: Daikoku Gymkhana
Body list

This is a list of car bodies in *Racing Lagoon*.

Note
* S = South Yokohama
* N = North Yokohama
* H = Hakone
* C = C1
* Pro = Prologue Night Crimson Moon
* L = Last Night
* W = Wangan
* YGP-CR = Yokohama GP Championship Round
* Red (strikethrough on mobile) on the drivetrain type portion of the table indicates incompatible chassis drivetrain for each body when the body is first obtained. (Further drivetrain support can be obtained on each body by visiting Bodyshop Muraoka.)

## Drivetrain conversions

Drivetrain conversions can be done at Bodyshop Muraoka in South Yokohama and Tuneshop Windy at Hakone, as well as at Tuneshop R.S.D. if the player loses the Taiman race against Ikki Fujisawa after the Yokohama GP Championship Round and at the Tuneshop Icefield in the 10th Night Pain Of Destiny. Drivetrain conversions can only be done once per body, per drivetrain, and cost 150,000 Yen each.

If an all parts or parts modifier code is used, these parts may appear in the Body section of Machine Complete; they are not meant to be used from there, as they will not do anything when added to a body's tuning slot and will disappear when the player visits a body shop.
The Blind Father

**The Blind Priest** was a murder who was one of the Arbiters who worked for the Anti-Witch faction of the realm of Wenias, the Church. He is quite calm and levelheaded regardless of his willingness to take the lives of innocence, even after he defected to become a priest of a church in the southern village for both witches and humans.

## Abilities

* **Lie Detection:** He can easily discern truth and lies by one's micro-expressions, a useful tactic he used on Kady.

* **Incredibly Agility & Reflexes:** He is quite agile and able to easily dodge bullets from a distance.

## Appearances

* Beyond the Steam (debut)
* I'm Not Afraid to Die
* I Decide Who's Worthy
* Knowledge of Ignorance
* I Can't Save Anything
* Respective Costs
* A Stone Cast in the Pond
* Snack Time (flashback)
* Determination to Kill
* The Beginning of the Adventure (last appearance)

## Personality

He is quite calm, cool-headed towards both his former adversaries and allies since leaving the Arbiters for a more simpler life as a priest.

## Trivia

* He is quite adept at casting *the Concealed* spell.
* It was he who had enticed the younger Tyrant to join the Arbiters many years ago.
* His calm demeanor is the same as Thirteen's, and the dog-demon Lord Sesshomaru of *InuYasha* and its spinoff sequel *Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon*

## Quotes

* "Light hurts my eyes; I only remove this at night."