| Air Gear | |||
|---|---|---|---|
 エア・ギア Ea Gia | |||
| Genre(s) | Action, Comedy, Fan Service, Sports | ||
| Directed By | Hajime Kamegaki | ||
| Music By | skankfunk (Hideki Naganuma) Wall5 Project (Masao Muse, Heigo Tani, Yuichiro Tsukada) Masaki Sakamoto | ||
| Studio | Toei Animation | ||
| Network | TV Tokyo | ||
| English Network | Adult Swim (Australia) Animax Asia (Southeast Asia) Anime Network (USA) | ||
| Original Run | April 4, 2006 – September 26, 2006 | ||
| Episodes | 25 + 1 special | ||
Air Gear (エア・ギア Ea Gia) is a shōnen manga written and illustrated by Oh! Great. It was later adapted into a anime television series which first aried in Japan on TV Tokyo and TV Aichi beginning on April 4, 2006 and ending on September 27, 2006. Air Gear also later aired on Adult Swim in Australia.
Plot[]
Welcome to the world of Storm Riders, where motor-powered inline skates called “Air Trecks” take extreme sports to a whole new level. Those who dare to ride with these high tech devices risk life and limb in a struggle for fame, power and wings to take to the sky. Enter Ikki Minami, the toughest fighter on the east side of town. He rules his school, takes on violent gangs single-handedly and lives with the Noyamanos: four sexy sisters with a surprising secret. And after a humiliating defeat by a terrifying gang of Storm Riders, the sisters welcome him to the world of Air Trecks, where his strength, speed and ambitions soar to brand new heights. Now, with powerful new wings, he must protect his friends, his school and his pride in fierce Air Treck battles known as “Parts Wars.” One mistake could cost him everything, but each victory brings him one step closer to becoming the king of the sky.
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