TVAutumn 2005

IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix · IGPX Immortal Grand Prix

IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix

After Team Satomi earns promotion from the lower IG-2 league, Takeshi Jin and his teammates enter IG-1, a futuristic championship where three-pilot teams race high-speed humanoid machines and physically contest position.

The complete television production contains 26 episodes

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Characters

Main characters in IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix

This guide identifies 4 central characters and keeps later outcomes outside the spoiler-free overview.

Takeshi JinA central member of IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix's cast. Follow the main anime route for their role and relationships without jumping ahead to later outcomes.
Liz RicarroA central member of IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix's cast. Follow the main anime route for their role and relationships without jumping ahead to later outcomes.
Amy StapletonA central member of IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix's cast. Follow the main anime route for their role and relationships without jumping ahead to later outcomes.
River MarqueA central member of IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix's cast. Follow the main anime route for their role and relationships without jumping ahead to later outcomes.

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Watch order

How to start watching IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix

The safest first-viewing route follows the main release before optional or alternate material.

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Begin with IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix episode 1
The main anime includes 26 episodes with approximately 30 minutes. Follow the numbered television episodes in their original release order.
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Finish the main television run
The complete television production contains 26 episodes. Keep numbered seasons and cours in release order so character introductions, reveals and returning story threads retain their intended context.
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Check side material separately
Films, specials, recaps, OVAs and alternate adaptations are not treated as required chapters unless the official franchise source places them in the main sequence.

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Seasons & episodes

Season status and episode guide

The table separates the primary anime record from optional franchise material instead of guessing unannounced season or episode totals.

Format	Episode scope	Release window	Current status
TV	26 episodes	October 5, 2005–The 26-episode production is complete; episodes 25 and 26 were unaired on Japanese television	The complete television production contains 26 episodes

Typical runtime: Approximately 30 minutes. The listed season is Autumn 2005; recap material and promotional shorts are excluded unless the record explicitly includes them.

Ending explained

The current anime endings explained

IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix is not treated as having a final anime ending because it is currently the complete television production contains 26 episodes.

A released stopping point does not automatically mean the complete source story has been adapted. The source relationship must be checked separately before calling an anime conclusion definitive.

Open ending-viewing guidance

Finish the covered anime first

Complete 26 episodes in the main viewing order before reading plot-specific ending commentary. The overview above remains spoiler-free.

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Original anime by Production I.G and Cartoon Network. The anime's stopping point may conclude the screen story, pause between seasons or leave later source material unadapted.

Manga vs anime

How the adaptation relates to its source

Original anime by Production I.G and Cartoon Network. Adaptation pacing, scene order and emphasis may differ from the source.

IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix is identified as an original screen production, so the anime is the primary work rather than a scene-for-scene adaptation of an earlier manga or novel.

Later manga, novel or film versions should be compared as related adaptations or extensions, not treated automatically as the source of the anime.

Anime scope covered here: 26 episodes. Source and production credits are linked in the References section below.

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Where to watch IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix

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Region: India
Exact edition: IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix · TV · 26 episodes
Catalogue status: Pending official title-page evidence
Audio and subtitle status: Pending episode-level verification
Offline status: Pending plan, title and device verification
Last checked: August 9, 2026

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Complete anime guide

IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix: story, themes, characters and adaptation

A motorsport where the racing line can fight back

IGPX turns a team race into a contact contest between two groups of three humanoid machines. Speed, blocking, mechanical reliability and coordinated attacks all affect track position, so the science-fiction equipment changes the sport without removing recognisable ideas such as promotion, team orders, sponsorship and competitive pressure.

Complete 26-episode television production
Original Production I.G and Cartoon Network co-production
Three-versus-three high-speed mecha racing
Two competitive seasons form one continuous story

Team Satomi has to become more than talented individuals

Promotion from IG-2 puts Team Satomi against better-funded and more experienced IG-1 organisations. Takeshi's instinct, Liz's defensive judgement and Amy's analytical role only become effective when the pilots trust a shared plan. The series therefore treats teamwork as a practical racing system rather than a slogan added after each result.

Episode and viewing guidance

Production I.G records a 5 October 2005 Japanese start, 26 episodes at approximately 30 minutes each and a complete archive through episode 26. Its own episode and home-video records also state that episodes 25 and 26 were unaired on Japanese television, so a Japanese broadcast list can appear to stop before the produced ending. Expect high-speed crashes, machine-to-machine combat, injuries, hostile team tactics and sustained competitive stress.

Mecha collisions and combat during races
Pilot injuries and medical jeopardy
Aggressive rivalry and intimidation
No verified India service is inferred from a current United States archive

Frequently asked questions about IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix

Is IGPX a sports anime or a mecha anime?

It is both. League promotion, coaching, team roles and race strategy provide the sports structure, while piloted humanoid machines and a purpose-built future city supply the science-fiction framework.

Does IGPX end at episode 24?

No. Production I.G documents 26 produced episodes and archives episode 26. Its official records note that episodes 25 and 26 were unaired on Japanese television, which explains shorter Japanese broadcast listings.

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Updated August 10, 2026.

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