

REDLINE
Every five years, an exhilarating race called Redline is held, and the universe's most anticipated competition has only one rule: that there are none. Racers are pushed to their absolute limit—a feeling that daredevil driver JP knows all too well. Having just qualified to participate in Redline, he is eager to battle against the other highly skilled drivers, particularly the beautiful rising star and the only other human that qualified, Sonoshee McLaren. But this year's Redline may be far more ...
Redline took a full seven years to create and used more than 100,000 frames in production. When finally complete, it made its debut at the 2009 Locarno International Film Festival, more than a year before it came to Japanese theaters.
When the galaxy’s deadliest race lands on a war‑torn planet, speed becomes the only salvation.
Every half‑decade the galaxy’s most reckless contest, Redline, erupts—a no‑rules, no‑limits sprint that draws the universe’s dead‑liest drivers. JP, a cocky street‑racer with a taste for danger, finally punches his ticket into the fray. He’s not just chasing the prize; he’s chasing the thrill of tearing through physics on a machine that’s practically an extension of his own reckless heart. Among the glittering roster, the only other human is Sonoshee McLaren, a dazzling up‑and‑coming prodigy whose skill rivals JP’s own, and whose presence turns the competition into a personal duel. This year’s battlefield is Roboworld, a planet ruled by a militaristic regime and a seedy underworld that sees the race as a perfect cover for their own schemes. Bullets, sabotage, and outright chaos pepper the track, but the racers thrive on the pandemonium. JP throws the ignition, trusting his turbo‑charged ride and his instinct to slice through the madness. With every hair‑pin turn and explosive showdown, he pushes the limits of speed, daring fate itself to keep up. The result is a visual symphony of neon‑blazed velocity, where the line between victory and annihilation blurs into a single, heart‑pounding lap.
Redline is a hyper-stylized, hand-drawn sci-fi racing spectacle with intense crash violence, brief nudity, and a gritty adult atmosphere. Its energy and visual invention appeal to teens 15+, but the gore, language, and mature setting make it a poor fit for younger viewers.
Redline has 1 episodes.
Redline is currently finished airing.
Redline was produced by Madhouse.
Redline aired Aug 14, 2009.
Redline is based on a Original.
Redline is a hyper-stylized, hand-drawn sci-fi racing spectacle with intense crash violence, brief nudity, and a gritty adult atmosphere. Its energy and visual invention appeal to teens 15+, but the gore, language, and mature setting make it a poor fit for younger viewers.
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JP
Main
CV: Kimura, Takuya

McLaren, Sonoshee
Main
CV: Aoi, Yuu

Anister, Travastila
Supporting
CV: Tsuda, Kanji

BoiBoi
Supporting
CV: Sakai, Akane

Bolt-on, Taisa
Supporting
CV: Ishizuka, Unshou

BosBos
Supporting
CV: Kobayashi, Akemi

Boya, Johnny
Supporting
CV: Okada, Yoshinori

Deyzuna Otouto
Supporting
CV: Miyake, Kenta

Frisbee
Supporting
CV: Asano, Tadanobu

Gori Rider
Supporting
CV: Gouri, Daisuke

Hime
Supporting
CV: Kotobuki, Minako

Inuki
Supporting
CV: Cho

Lynchman
Supporting
CV: Gashuin, Tatsuya

Miki
Supporting
CV: Miki, Shinichiro

Oyaji, Mogura
Supporting
CV: Aono, Takeshi

Roboworld President
Supporting
CV: Hirota, Kousei

Shinkai
Supporting
CV: Morishita, Yoshiyuki

Tetsujin, MachineHead
Supporting
CV: Ishii, Kouji

Titan
Supporting
CV: Horiuchi, Kenyuu

Todoroki
Supporting
CV: Todoroki, Ikki
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