Burn Up

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  • 2009
  • 1 Season
  • 6.7  (553)

Burn Up is an anime TV series set in a futuristic Tokyo where global warming has become a severe issue, and extreme weather conditions plague the city. The story follows the exploits of Team Warrior, a special task force set up to maintain order and combat terrorism in the face of the world's increasing chaos.

The show's team of heroines includes Rio Kinezono (Mami Kingetsu), a skilled martial artist who leads the group and is the primary point of view character, Maya Jingu (Emi Shinohara), a beautiful and brilliant hacker who's never met a system she couldn't hack into, and Lilica Ebett (Maya Okamoto), a red-headed weapon specialist who loves to tinker with gadgets and explosives.

As Team Warrior begins to investigate a rash of crimes and terrorist activities around the city, they discover that a mysterious organization known as S.O.D. is behind them all. S.O.D. has massive resources and an unknown agenda, and Team Warrior is forced to chase after their elusive targets while dodging enemy fire and uncovering the truth behind the organization's goals.

Throughout the series, the action is fast-paced and intense, with plenty of explosions, shootouts, and chases. Despite its futuristic setting, the show is grounded in reality, with many of the climactic set pieces taking place in settings that could exist in the near future. The characters use advanced weaponry and high-tech gadgets, but they also rely on their wits and teamwork to get the job done.

As the stakes grow higher and the identity of S.O.D.'s leadership is revealed, Team Warrior finds itself in a race against time to stop the organization's endgame from playing out. Along the way, they must contend with a slate of memorable villains, from armored mercenaries to disaffected youth terrorists to cyborg assassins.

Despite the show's serious tone and high stakes, Burn Up also offers plenty of levity and humor. Lilica's quirky personality and Maya's deadpan delivery provide many of the show's funniest moments, and there are multiple scenes that break the tension with well-timed quips or clever wordplay.

The animation style of Burn Up is bold and colorful, with plenty of dynamic camera angles and fluid movement. The character designs are distinctive and creative, with each member of Team Warrior sporting a unique look that complements their personality and role within the group.

Overall, Burn Up is a thrilling and entertaining anime series that combines action, suspense, and humor in equal measure. While it may not reinvent the wheel in terms of its premise or characters, the show's execution is top-notch, delivering a satisfying and engaging story that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

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  • Premiere Date
    December 7, 2009
  • IMDB Rating
    6.7  (553)
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