Gun doesn't care about your sympathy. He just rides, and the track doesn't forgive hesitation. This OVA moves so fast it feels like watching someone live their obsession at actual speed, cramming a whole racing career into 100 minutes instead of letting it breathe, which means you either match that velocity or get left behind. The rivalries hit hardest when you stop expecting the show to explain anyone's feelings for you. What you get instead is pure momentum, the kind that only works if you're already hungry for bike racing and character conflict that doesn't pause to justify itself.
Gun lives for the rush of street racing, piloting his meticulously tuned Honda CB750F through Tokyo's night roads. When he discovers a raw talent for competitive motorcycling, the line between reckless passion and professional ambition starts to blur. What began as pure adrenaline chasing transforms into something more serious: the pursuit of becoming a legitimate road racer. Gun must navigate the tension between his street-racing roots and the discipline demanded by professional circuits, all while pushing himself and his machine to their limits. The roar of engines punctuates every moment, each race a test of skill, nerve, and commitment. As Gun climbs toward the racing world's upper echelons, he confronts questions about what he's willing to sacrifice for success. This is a story about velocity and ambition, about machines and the people who drive them past the point of no return.