The animation moves like nothing else on streaming right now, every frame breathes, every action sequence flows without cutting corners or resorting to still frames. The setup is brutal: humanity solved Earth by exiling its problems to the Moon, and now those problems are coming back as a war that Jack didn't ask for. The narrative jumps through time constantly, which frustrates casual viewers but rewards the ones patient enough to piece together how a man losing everything becomes the person who might burn down the system that took it.

Earth's AI network Sapientia keeps humanity at peace through obedience to its rational decisions, shipping criminals and pollutants off to the Moon. The problem is that the Moon's population, left in poverty and inequality, is done being a dumping ground. When a rebel bombing kills his family, Jack Shadow loses everything. Burning for vengeance, he enlists with Earth's military and deploys to the lunar surface as a scout. There, he learns that the resistance is led by someone he never expected. The result is a sci-fi action adventure about a war between the system meant to protect humanity and the people it pushed aside.