This one grabs you by the collar in the first cluster jump and never bothers explaining itself again, which is exactly the right call. The setup is pure absurdist confidence: an AI-managed city carved into walled clusters, each stuffed with beastfolk, magic users and genetically tailored cultures that make zero sense next to each other, and a crew whose whole job is punching holes in those walls. The CG is the honest kind, built for motion rather than glamour, and it earns its keep whenever a chase turns into a fight that is more funny than physically possible. Nobody here has a tragic backstory waiting to detonate, and the show is better for it. The girls are likable in that specific way where you would watch them do laundry for twelve episodes. Slept on hard, and every fan who found it says so.

In the distant future, Earth's population is shrinking after reaching its peak. Artificial intelligence manages a grand experiment in human diversity: Tokyo is split by towering walls into clusters, each home to its own genetically engineered people, from beastfolk to magical beings, and each shaped into a distinct culture by an AI moderator. Moving between clusters is tightly restricted, yet some residents want out. By day, Equa, Ferres and Martese are ordinary high school students. By night, they work as Extractors, illegally smuggling clients across the city's borders at great risk to themselves. Their work grows more dangerous as the moderators start to notice what they are doing. Expect a sci-fi action series built around escapes from a walled, AI-run city.