Future GPX Cyber Formula 1991
What is Future GPX Cyber Formula?
Future GPX Cyber Formula is a Japanese anime television series produced by the studio Sunrise. The show, which was created by Hajime Yatate and directed by Mitsuo Fukuda, originally aired in Japan on the Nippon Television channel.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1991
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 66
- Runtime
- 24 minutes
- First aired
- Mar 15, 1991
- Last aired
- Mar 17, 2000
- Original language
- JA
- Origin
- JP
- Networks
- Nippon TV
- Genres
- Animation, Kids
- Updated
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Future GPX Cyber Formula is a Japanese anime television series produced by the studio Sunrise. The show, which was created by Hajime Yatate and directed by Mitsuo Fukuda, originally aired in Japan on the Nippon Television channel. The series ran for a total of 37 episodes between March 15, 1991, and December 20, 1991. Set in the near future year of 2015, the program focuses on a popular form of automobile racing featuring technologically advanced vehicles. These race cars are equipped with computer support systems known as Cyber Systems and utilize technologies such as hydrogen engines. The production features a cast including Junichi Kanemaru, Kotono Mitsuishi, Show Hayami, and Marian Morton. In 1991, the series was recognized with the Animage Anime Grand Prix award. The narrative centers on the high-stakes world of Formula racing in this futuristic setting, highlighting the integration of advanced mechanical and computational systems in professional competition. As an archivist record, the series remains noted for its specific 1991 broadcast run and its contribution to the sports anime genre.
Should you watch it?
“High-stakes futuristic racing with advanced AI systems.”
- Innovative cybernetic racing concept
- Strong character development
- Impressive animation for its time
- Dated animation may not appeal to modern viewers
- Complex technical terminology
You enjoy futuristic sports anime with technological themes.
Suitable for teens and up, focuses on competitive racing themes.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 37 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide →- E1 The Day That Destiny Was Decided Mar 15, 1991
- E2 Birth of the Youngest Racer Mar 22, 1991
- E3 Be Burning! Hayato! Mar 29, 1991
- E4 Fujioka Grand Prix Apr 5, 1991
- E5 Aim for the All Japan Grand Prix! Apr 12, 1991
- E6 A Nature Boy of Hokkaido Apr 19, 1991
- E7 A License to the World Apr 26, 1991
- E8 The Battle of Rainy Niseco May 10, 1991
- E9 A Stormy Departure May 17, 1991
- E10 Let the World Grand Prix Begin! May 24, 1991
- E11 The Final Race of the First American Battle May 31, 1991
- E12 A Glorified Racer Jun 7, 1991
- E13 Survival Race Jun 14, 1991
- E14 Scrap Heap of Youth Jun 21, 1991
- E15 A Promise to a Girl Jun 28, 1991
- E16 The Final Part of the Second Race in Peru Jul 5, 1991
- E17 A Concert for Friendship Jul 12, 1991
- E18 A High Speed Trap Jul 19, 1991
- E19 Brazil: The Third Grand Prix Race Jul 26, 1991
- E20 A Memory of a Pendant Aug 2, 1991
- E21 Schumacher's Real Identity Aug 9, 1991
- E22 The Secret of Asurada Aug 16, 1991
- E23 Canada Grand Prix: The 4th Race Sep 6, 1991
- E24 Reborn! The New Machine That My Father Left Sep 13, 1991
- E25 Intense Driving! Super Asurada Sep 20, 1991
- E26 The 27 Second Challenge! The Finals of the 5th Race Sep 27, 1991
- E27 Confrontation! The 14 Year Old Prince Oct 4, 1991
- E28 Mortal Combat On Ice! The Finals of the 6th Race Oct 11, 1991
- E29 Challenge! Fireball Oct 25, 1991
- E30 The Fireball Critical Moment! Nov 1, 1991
- E31 The 7th Race: Bleed Kaga Returns Nov 8, 1991
- E32 The 7th Race: A Tenacious Finish Line Nov 15, 1991
- E33 The Miraculous 8th Race! Mortal Combat on the Big Wave Nov 22, 1991
- E34 Hayato vs Asurada: The 9th Race Nov 29, 1991
- E35 The Wounded Racer Dec 6, 1991
- E36 The Top 3 Head-On Confrontation! The Japan Grand Prix Dec 13, 1991
- E37 Glorious Winners Dec 20, 1991
Season 2 · 6 episodes
- E1 The Car Number of Glory Nov 1, 1992
- E2 Revive! The Supersonic Knight Dec 1, 1992
- E3 Birth of the New Asurada Feb 1, 1993
- E4 Full Throttle! Inertial Drift Mar 1, 1993
- E5 Dawn of the Decisive Battle Apr 25, 1993
- E6 This Eternal Moment Jun 1, 1993
Season 3 · 8 episodes
- E1 The Limit Zone Nightmare Apr 1, 1994
- E2 Inside the Sun Apr 25, 1994
- E3 To the Circuit Again Jul 1, 1994
- E4 The flight of the Pegasus Aug 1, 1994
- E5 The Closed Tomorrow Oct 1, 1994
- E6 Simply Because of Victory Nov 2, 1994
- E7 The Overture to Death Duel Dec 21, 1994
- E8 To the Respective Future Feb 1, 1995
Season 4 · 8 episodes
- E1 NO TITLE Aug 1, 1996
- E2 FIRED! Sep 1, 1996
- E3 CRITICAL DAYS Oct 2, 1996
- E4 EVENING CALM Nov 1, 1996
- E5 BURNING!! Feb 1, 1997
- E6 LIFTING TURN Mar 1, 1997
- E7 LOSE HIS WAY Jun 1, 1997
- E8 NEVER Jul 2, 1997
Season 5 · 5 episodes
- E1 Undefeatable Legend Dec 21, 1998
- E2 Revived Time Feb 21, 1999
- E3 The Cry of Ogre Jul 7, 1999
- E4 Winner's Terms Sep 16, 1999
- E5 All in Midst of Time Mar 17, 2000
Frequently asked questions
What is the main concept of the series?
It's about Formula racing in the future with advanced computer support systems called Cyber Systems.
How many episodes are there?
The series consists of 37 episodes.
When did it originally air?
It aired in Japan in 1991.
Who directed the series?
Mitsuo Fukuda directed the series.
Is it part of a larger franchise?
It's part of the Cyber Formula multimedia project.