Gear doesn't want to be a hero, just someone scraping by in the rubble with a four-personality robot and a gambler who makes worse decisions every hour. One job spirals into something bigger, and the show doesn't pretend there's meaning in it, just survival, momentum, and the exact moment when running stops being an option. This is a heist show that moves like its own car chase, where the wasteland isn't beautiful or tragic, just real enough that you stop asking why they're still fighting.

In a near future where civilization has fallen apart and the world is a wasteland, people scrape out tough lives using leftovers from the past. Gear works at a junk shop and recovers stolen goods with two partners: Qu-0213, a robot with four personalities, and White Bear, a gambler. When Gear takes on a rare, mysterious job to steal an important item, the team soon finds deadly assassins on their trail, along with car chases and explosive fights. What they do not yet realize is that the thing they took hides a secret with the power to shake their world to its core. The twelve episodes mix adventure, drama and science fiction.