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Part 4 of 4

I finally completed it! Thank you for following this series, hope you had fun with them.

T: Tag (Rimba Racer). I introduce you an existing animated series that is seldom followed in the US. Rimba Racer is a Malaysian franchise centered on Tag, shown here, who is an auto-racing tiger taking part in an annual, hazard-choked challenge called the Rimba Grand Prix. He competes with nine other contestants who also possess unique vehicles with their own attributes and attack mechanisms. Some of those drivers have become friends, while others, particularly in Season Two, turned into bitter enemies. These intrigues and other dubious acts that occur off the track help make this Glue Studios feature worth watching, along with the pumped racing action.

U: Utsuki (Beastars). It is insanely difficult to find a suitable character whose name begins with the letter “U”. Fortunately, I am a Beastars fan who has read all of its chapters, knowing its plots, subplots, and characters of varying degrees of importance. One of the latter is a jackal lady by the name of Utsugi. Appearing in Chapter 127, this company president knows of a place where VIP’s get to let loose and have fun each weekend night. Before heading to the club, she has dropped by here to take advantage of this unusual session.

V: Vyxx (Rimba Racer). I got you another Rimba Racer character. Entering the scene in Season Two, Vyxx is a hyena with a badass punk attitude known to be a debt collector in the criminal underworld. Not surprisingly, she has sided with the faction antagonistic to Tag and his allies. Despite that, I really love this spicy lass.

W: Wolf O’Donnell (Star Fox). First, there’s Fox McCloud (see Series 1 of 4). Now, I give you his perennial antagonist, Wolf O’Donnell of Team Star Wolf. Like Vyxx, this lupine is such a charming rebel.

Y: Yahya (Beastars). The Beastars world is kind enough to supply me with a character whose name starts with “Y”. In this case, it is a horse named Yahya (or Yafya as earlier chapters spell out). He is the current Beastar that this manga lends its name from. For decades, Yahya embodies the ideal animal who maintains order and harmony in his city. Basically, he’s an elite law enforcer. And an avid carrot gardener. Because he loves carrots, and carrots are good.

Z: Zenobia (Stories: The Path of Destinies). At last, the 24th member of this pet project of mine. As you know that I’m a fan of the video game Stories: Path of Destinies, it’s of no surprise that I would gravitate to Zenobia of all the “Z”-lettered characters in the world. I just have a soft spot for this magic-wielding cat general, second in storyline importance to Reynardo the fox. Is that the Iblis Stone? Naw, it couldn’t be. I’m sure it must be a (barely convincing) replica, since I’m terrible at drawing rocks.

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Part 4 of 4

I finally completed it! Thank you for following this series, hope you had fun with them.

T: Tag (Rimba Racer). I introduce you an existing animated series that is seldom followed in the US. Rimba Racer is a Malaysian franchise centered on Tag, shown here, who is an auto-racing tiger taking part in an annual, hazard-choked challenge called the Rimba Grand Prix. He competes with nine other contestants who also possess unique vehicles with their own attributes and attack mechanisms. Some of those drivers have become friends, while others, particularly in Season Two, turned into bitter enemies. These intrigues and other dubious acts that occur off the track help make this Glue Studios feature worth watching, along with the pumped racing action.

U: Utsuki (Beastars). It is insanely difficult to find a suitable character whose name begins with the letter “U”. Fortunately, I am a Beastars fan who has read all of its chapters, knowing its plots, subplots, and characters of varying degrees of importance. One of the latter is a jackal lady by the name of Utsugi. Appearing in Chapter 127, this company president knows of a place where VIP’s get to let loose and have fun each weekend night. Before heading to the club, she has dropped by here to take advantage of this unusual session.

V: Vyxx (Rimba Racer). I got you another Rimba Racer character. Entering the scene in Season Two, Vyxx is a hyena with a badass punk attitude known to be a debt collector in the criminal underworld. Not surprisingly, she has sided with the faction antagonistic to Tag and his allies. Despite that, I really love this spicy lass.

W: Wolf O’Donnell (Star Fox). First, there’s Fox McCloud (see Series 1 of 4). Now, I give you his perennial antagonist, Wolf O’Donnell of Team Star Wolf. Like Vyxx, this lupine is such a charming rebel.

Y: Yahya (Beastars). The Beastars world is kind enough to supply me with a character whose name starts with “Y”. In this case, it is a horse named Yahya (or Yafya as earlier chapters spell out). He is the current Beastar that this manga lends its name from. For decades, Yahya embodies the ideal animal who maintains order and harmony in his city. Basically, he’s an elite law enforcer. And an avid carrot gardener. Because he loves carrots, and carrots are good.

Z: Zenobia (Stories: The Path of Destinies). At last, the 24th member of this pet project of mine. As you know that I’m a fan of the video game Stories: Path of Destinies, it’s of no surprise that I would gravitate to Zenobia of all the “Z”-lettered characters in the world. I just have a soft spot for this magic-wielding cat general, second in storyline importance to Reynardo the fox. Is that the Iblis Stone? Naw, it couldn’t be. I’m sure it must be a (barely convincing) replica, since I’m terrible at drawing rocks.