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Air Trecks, also known as AT, are motorized and futuristic inline skates that are the new craze taking the nation by storm. Although each AT comes with a speed limiter, a community of daredevils known as the "Storm Riders" are brave enough to tamper with the device. Utilizing AT's in underground battles, individual teams wager valuable AT parts or team emblems—their symbol of pride—to dominate the streets. Living in this era is Itsuki Minami, a middle school student notorious for engaging in st...
Air Gear adapts chapters 1-103 of the original manga.
Skate the streets, own the sky—Itsuki's reckless heart fuels a high‑speed rebellion.
When motorized inline skates dubbed Air Trecks (AT) explode onto the scene, they turn ordinary streets into high‑octane battlefields. The sleek, speed‑capped devices attract a rogue subculture of thrill‑seekers called the Storm Riders, who hack the limiters and turn every alley into a showdown arena. Teams stake everything—custom parts, emblazoned emblems, even pride itself—on daring duels that blur the line between sport and street warfare. Enter Itsuki Minami, a middle‑school delinquent with a reputation for brawling and a hunger for something greater than petty fights. Alongside his loyal sidekicks Kazuma Mikura and the enigmatic Onigiri, Itsuki stumbles upon a pair of abandoned ATs hidden in his home. The moment he straps them on, the world expands beyond pavement to the open sky, and his reckless ambition finds a new outlet: mastering the airborne grind and leading the Storm Riders to supremacy. As rival crews, corporate conspiracies, and personal vendettas converge, Itsuki must balance his raw impulse with the discipline required to dominate the aerial arena, all while chasing the ultimate freedom that only the wind can grant.
Air Gear follows a middle school delinquent who discovers motorized inline skates and enters an underground world of high-speed gang battles. The series blends sports action with heavy fan service, featuring frequent sexualized imagery of its teenage cast alongside stylized but impactful fight scenes.
Air Gear has 25 episodes.
Air Gear is currently finished airing.
Air Gear was produced by Toei Animation.
Air Gear aired Apr 5, 2006 to Sep 27, 2006.
Air Gear is based on a Manga.
Air Gear follows a middle school delinquent who discovers motorized inline skates and enters an underground world of high-speed gang battles. The series blends sports action with heavy fan service, featuring frequent sexualized imagery of its teenage cast alongside stylized but impactful fight scenes.

Mikura, Kazuma
Main
CV: KENN

Minami, Itsuki
Main
CV: Kamakari, Kenta

Noyamano, Ringo
Main
CV: Ise, Mariya

Onigiri
Main
CV: Kikuchi, Masami

Adachi, Emily
Supporting
CV: Ishii, Shouko

Bando, Mitsuru
Supporting
CV: Yuuki, Hiro

Benkei
Supporting
CV: Yamazaki, Wakana

Fa, Ren
Supporting
CV: Shishido, Rumi

Goshogawara, Fuumei
Supporting
CV: Kase, Yasuyuki

Inuyama
Supporting
CV: Tanaka, Kazunari

Iriya, Natsumi
Supporting
CV: Asada, Mayu

Koro
Supporting
CV: Nishikawa, Ikuo

Kouji, Magaki
Supporting
CV: Hiyama, Nobuyuki

Machida, Kei
Supporting

Maki
Supporting
CV: Toriumi, Kousuke

Makigami, Ine
Supporting
CV: Nanao, Haruhi

Mihotoke, Issa
Supporting
CV: Bifu, Hitoshi

Mimasaka, Ryou
Supporting
CV: Itou, Miki

Nakayama, Yayoi
Supporting
CV: Yoshimoto, Rieko

Noyamano, Mikan
Supporting
CV: Hosokawa, Seika

Noyamano, Shiraume
Supporting
CV: Hanioka, Yukiko

Noyamano, Rika
Supporting
CV: Matsui, Naoko

Nue
Supporting
CV: Irino, Miyu

Orihara, Masaya
Supporting
CV: Dan, Tomoyuki
25 episodes · 3 cours
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