IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix

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