Shiro wakes up dead and gets one last shot at life, so he drives into hell on wheels against machine-induced planet-wide earthquakes. The animation doesn't just accompany the racing, it IS the racing, every frame a reason to rewind. A single movie that moves faster than you can process it, built for people who think Redline needed to be even more relentless.
Shiro lies dying after a catastrophic crash while pursuing the legendary Loser King across Tellus, a frontier planet where massive terraforming machines trigger devastating earthquakes called Stampedes. His longtime rival Goodspeed was racing alongside him in that chase. On his deathbed, a cryptic woman named Tomoe appears with an offer: a second chance at life in exchange for one condition. She wants him to compete in the Planet Re-Development Race, a yearly competition that draws daring drivers from all over the world. They come not only for an enormous cash prize but also to push into the parts of Tellus nobody has mapped yet. The film is a sci-fi action adventure built around high-speed racing on a half-explored world.
