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Hot Wheels AcceleRacers is an animated series of movies. It is computer-animated, produced by Mainframe Entertainment out of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, which also produced ReBoot.

Available on DVD and VHS, it has also been shown on Cartoon Network's Toonami.The show takes Mattel's toy cars and puts them in a ReBoot-like situation, with racing somewhat reminiscent of Tron. This is a sequel series to.

Both shows take place in California.AcceleRacers toys have been given at McDonald's. Contents PlotDr.

Peter Tezla uncovers the technology of the ancient during his excavation. He discovers that intense when a band of humans have to race against the evil racing drones, working for the evil android Gelorum, drivers to see if they have the courage to win the ultimate race and the ultimate power that comes with it. And you wonder why the tagline is 'Drive to Survive!' Characters Metal ManiacsThe Metal Maniacs are a racing team in the movie series Hot Wheels AcceleRacers.The Metal Maniacs are a group of muscly, wrestler-like drivers whose vehicles are a mixture of scrap metal and racing car components.

They have a raucous and reckless driving style, and the cars to match.Their rivals are the Teku racers.Members. Tork Maddox (voiced by )The current leader of the. Tork has a rivalry with Nolo Pasaro, the current leader of the TEKU who blames Tork for the death of his older brother, Tone. In truth, Tork did not cause Tone's death, but allows Nolo to blame him because Tork believes himself to be responsible nevertheless. When Nolo comes to terms with the fact, they eventually become friends. Tork also loves sports, fighting, and racing.

His first and only car in the Acceleracers series is '. Taro Kitano (voiced by )A former racing champion, he is a millionaire that has climbed Mount Everest twice. A calm and collected racer who respects the TEKU's Vert Wheeler and Karma Eiss.

He used to date Lani Tam, but they broke up as she later commented, 'They didn't talk much'. He appears to be attracted to the equally calm and collected Karma, whom he admits is an extremely good driver.

His first car in the series is a. His second car is '. Deezel 'Porkchop' Riggs (voiced by )Undefeated in racing until he raced against Team. He has a rivalry with Teku member Shirako Takamoto, this is mainly due to the fact that he doesn't like the music Shirako listens to. Porkchop has a strong relationship with Maniac mechanic Mitchell 'Monkey' Mclurg. He initially drives the car ' and motocycle 'Jaw Jammer', but changes to the car ' towards the end of the series.

He has a childhood fear of water. Mark Wylde ('Markie', 'Wylde') (voiced by )A former member of Vert's old team, the. Far from the innocent racer who reconciled with his older brother, Kurt Wylde, at the end of Highway 35, Mark is aggressive, short-tempered and easily riled by his older brother and Tork. Apparently before the Acceleracers saga began, Kurt talked Markie into joining a 'business deal', but ended up arrested when things went wrong and he refused to give up.

After two years in prison, Mark joined the Metal Maniacs and refused to acknowledge his brother for abandoning him. He is determined to prove himself, even if he means breaking the rules. After the Metro Realm, he gets extremely angry towards Monkey and Tork, at Monkey for losing his car to the Sweeper, and at Tork for letting Monkey take the car in the first place.

After this, Tork doesn't let Mark drive in the Realms because of his determination to get back at Kurt, other than winning. This doesn't really matter, because Mark doesn't finish until Breaking Point. His first car is ', his second is '.

Mitch 'Monkey' Mclurg (voiced by )The jumpy (both figuratively and literally) mechanic of the Metal Maniacs, who has a bit of a crush on Lani Tam. He'd rather be in the garage than on the race track, but is a capable racer nonetheless. He formulates the more powerful 'Nitrox-3 1/2' fuel and constructs Sparky the Robot from recovered parts. He dislikes his real name and prefers to be called Monkey. Monkey's first car is '; his second car is the '. Together, he and Porkchop drove the truck '.Teku. Nolo Pasaro (voiced by )After his brother Tone died, Nolo took over leadership of the Teku.

Aggressive, many of Nolo's early actions seemed to stem from his hatred of Tork - whom he blamed for his brother's death. A jealous leader, Nolo also doesn't seem to like any question of his judgment or abilities - which caused major strife between him and Vert (who was just itching for a chance to take over and prove himself).Nolo puts his hatred of Tork aside during the Metro Realm when Tork saved him from the Racing Drones. Interaction between Nolo and Tork was still strained in Breaking Point most likely due to the vacuum left by Nolo's past hatred. But at least Nolo isn't foaming at the mouth any more - which leaves time for Nolo to become a better leader of the Teku.During the events in The Ultimate Race, Nolo had finally let go of his hatred for Tork; they are working together in the Cosmic Realm and in the Racing Drones Headquarters.

Nolo finally admits that Tone's death was the result of Tone's careless driving and not Tork's fault. At the end of the movie, Nolo hangs up Tone's necklace on a Highway 35 sign and joins Tork to go look for Vert.He drives the car ', but later replaces it with ' and briefly drives '. Vert Wheeler (voiced by )The winner of Highway 35.

Eighteen years old, Vert Wheeler is now a member of the Teku team helping Dr. Vert, at one time believed he was the better driver and leader - and was at constant odds with Nolo Passaro, the leader of the Teku. After repeated personal failures in both Ignition and Speed of Silence, Vert finally realized that he's not as good as he thinks he is. He gave up and left - disappearing before the Metro Realm. After some time away for personal reflection, Vert returned in Breaking Point just in time to race in the Junk Realm. His time away seemed to mellow his relationship with Nolo.During The Ultimate Race, Vert was again feeling sorry for himself. Regretting his decision to not accompany the other drivers on the rescue mission to the ' Headquarters, Vert stayed behind when the Cosmic realm opened.

It worked out for the best though, as he was the only one to avoid capture - following Gelorum into the Ultimate Race. During the race, Vert showed his maturity. Staying level-headed and using his driving skills flawlessly, he was able to keep up with Gelorum who had access to all the AcceleChargers. At the end of the Ultimate Race, Vert was granted the honor of being a true AccleRacer by the Acclerons.Vert declined to follow the Acclelron to its home world, instead choosing to return to help his captured friends. He says wisdom is a circle, what you receive you must give back. He succeeded in helping them escape, but was subsequently caught by the.He first drives ', a repaint of his car from Highway 35, but later switches to ' and then '.

He also drives motorcycle '. Kurt Wylde (voiced by )Mark Wylde's older brother.Now quiet and standoffish, it’s a much calmer Kurt that's attempting to prove himself in AcceleRacers. Kurt is still facing the consequences of his actions in the World Race, however, through suspicions from the other drivers and out-right hostility from his younger brother, Mark Wylde. It's been suggested on the AcceleRacers website (The Cartoon Network) that Kurt is substituting his relationship with Nolo in place of the failed one with Mark.A major sub-plot in AcceleRacers is the relationship between Kurt and Mark Wylde.Mark ended up in prison because of a deal Kurt involved him in. Kurt, fearing personal ruin, failed to help Markie with the subsequent legal troubles.In The Ultimate Race, Kurt redeems himself by bringing together the Teku and in the rescue effort to get Markie from the Racing Drones. Markie seemed to forgive Kurt after that.

Additionally, Kurt has been shown in a number of flashbacks opposing Mark's membership in the Metal Maniacs – after Mark’s prison sentence.He drives ', a repaint of his car from Highway 35, before changing to '. Shirako Takamoto (voiced by )Primarily concerned with other things besides being first to the finish line, Shirako almost always seems like he's back towards the rear of the pack.

When he does take the lead, it’s during times when he can also look good doing it. Porkchop seems especially irritated by Shirako and his loud music (which Shirako listens to at almost all times).He drives the car ' and motorcycle '. Karma Eiss (voiced by )Calm and collected, Karma is all about overcoming challenges - the harder the better. Additionally, it seems that overcoming challenges means overcoming them perfectly to her. Determined to find the best way to solve problems, she's usually the first one to figure things out.

Karma also worked with the captured RD-S1 in Speed of Silence to discover a better understanding of the Racing Drones, how they drive and how to beat them.Karma seems to have a lingering distrust of Kurt because of his shadowy past with Gelorum. On the other hand, Karma may be developing a relationship with Taro - a result of their similar personalities. Karma's car is '.

Tone Pasaro (voiced by )Tone Pasaro was Nolo's older brother and founder of the Teku team. During a race with Tork Maddox, Tone lost control of his car, crashed and died in the explosion.For Nolo, Tone serves as a guide from the spirit world through various flashbacks. Though Tone taught his brother many useful social and driving concepts, Nolo's anger toward Tork over the accident colored many of Nolo's actions.In Speed of Silence, Karma Eiss expresses her opinion that Tone was not quite the driver that Nolo remembers. F1 2017 codex.

Contents AppearanceKurt has a black, spiketop hair, thick eyebrows and blue eyes. He wears orange goggles and a blue jumpsuit with various orange highlights and designs.In World Race his hair was higher, his goggles were yellow and he wore a purple jumpsuit. His eyes were a deep hazel color.PersonalityHe is a stern driver but can be wise-cracking at times.

He has shown some remorse for his past actions.Meet the Drivers Description'Despite a checkered past, Kurt Wylde has proven himself to be the bravest of the Teku. Kurt and Teku leader Nolo are very close, a relationship forged out of the one he never had with his own brother and now rival, Markie Wylde.'

History World Race Ring of FireKurt first appears in his car in front of a VIP building. He appears again in the Scrim Complex. Kurt was one of the ten drivers starting for the. In the leg, Kurt passes, and hits 's to the side of the track. Vert's car goes out of control and hits the. Banjee passes after waving at him and goes for the loop.

Kurt and Taro run toward a jump, Kurt yells that they don't have enough speed. Kurt and Taro later spectate Vert while the Deora II makes the loop. Kurt races into the smoke of a volcano and comes out as Zed-36. He detonates and throws an explosive bottle.

Kurt comes out of a tunnel as the leader, he finds the portal. A booster built between rocks speed him to get to the portal and wins the leg. Brian then comes out second place and splashes Kurt with mud. In the complex, Dr. Gives him the right to choose five members (not six) for his Street Breed team.The Greatest ChallengeKurt’s design in World Race.Kurt finds his car get driven by another person, he tells the driver to get out of his car furiously, he finds out it's his younger brother. Mark introduces himself to Vert after asking a question to Kurt.

Mark asks Kurt that if he can be in his team, Kurt rejects him and races away in his car, Vert invites Mark to the Wave Rippers. Kurt appears on a mountain as Zed-36, he throws a device, it opens and reveals hologram of. Before the, twenty cars prepare for the race, Kurt and Banjee take the front position. In the leg Banjee fights for the lead but Kurt refuses to let him pass by blocking the way with his car. He hits Ballistik.They both run in a spiral and collide in mid-air. Kurt leaves Banjee behind but Banjee finds a short cut.

Kurt comes out in his form again. He targets to destroy the bridge which later would collapse after the cross. He gets passed. He later goes to target the 'greatest challenge,' he refuses after having a feeling that he can hurt Mark Wylde. After the second leg, Zed meets Gelorum after she found out he didn't sabotage the race.Desert HeatKurt sees Vert outside of the complex. Kurt was one of the thirty-three drivers competing in the. In the third leg, Kurt uses his car's grappling hook to attach to the, 's car.

On track, Kurt races behind, and, all five cars enter the dinosaur statue and Kurt comes out as Zed-36. He takes out of control. Zed runs Sling Shot in pyramids and catches up with Brian Kadeem, thinking it was the wheel of power. He shoots an electric ball toward Kadeem and gets Kadeem off the track. Kadeem was able to get back on the track, Zed uses his Nitrox 2 to jump and land on the track Kadeem is on. The wheel falls off Krazy 8s' spoiler and rolls past Mark Wylde, Vert Wheeler, Alec Wood,. Kadeem returns to get the wheel with Zed behind.

They pass Taro Kitano and Banjee Castillo. The wheel stops rolling, Kadeem and Zed get off their cars and start a fight over the wheel. Brian kicks Zed's helmet off, revealing it's Kurt. As Brain returns to his car, Kurt attempts to fight back but Kadeem throws him off the track and leaves. After the leg ended, Kurt can be seen driving in a coast. Gelorum takes Kurt and Sling Shot on a magnet attached to her helicopter.Frozen FireAfter Kurt was discovered to be Zed-36, he was kicked out of the World Race and gave the Street Breed leadership to Dan Dresden.

Before the final leg, Kurt can be seen in his Zed-36 suit looking for the point for the portal to open. Right before the race started, Zed races past all drivers and Brain quickly found out who it was. The Road Beasts start racing before the racing drone exposes the green light with Scorchers, Wave Rippers, Street Breed, and Dune Ratz behind them.As he was making his leave, Gelorum retrieved him and ordered him to keep racing for her, making it clear that she would decide when he was through, despite Kurt's initial refusal. At the final leg, Kurt, along with the unwanted help of two of Gelorum's Clyp drivers, entered the portal before all the other drivers. The Clyp units then proceeded to do Kurt's job for him by sabotaging the track. Eventually, Kurt relented, and after hearing that Markie was ahead of the other drivers, decided to stop to help him. The Clyp drivers, however, ordered him back in his car, forcing Kurt to fight them to try and help his brother.

When the units revealed themselves as drones, they tried to kill Kurt when they learned that he wouldn't obey; thankfully, one drone was defeated with the help of Markie.Back in the race, Kurt tried to reason with Markie, telling him that Tezla couldn't be trusted, and they could work together. Visibly upset, Markie has a heart to heart with Kurt, telling him that the whole point of being a driver was to be more like him, but now seeing him as nothing but a cheat, Markie refuses, and the two clash. Despite Markie's considerable skill, Kurt proves to be the better driver as he has more experience.His lead would not last long though, as the other drivers, including Dan Dresden and Vert Wheeler, finally caught up. The remaining drone blocked the road however, leading up to the only drivers being Kurt, Dan, and Vert.

As the drone dispatches Dan, Vert outsmarts the drone, destroying it and leaving Vert and Kurt as the final two drivers in the lead. Despite Kurt's skill and experience, Vert ultimately proves to be better and leaves Kurt behind after he wipes out in the ice. When Vert eventually wins, Kurt is teleported back home along with all the other drivers.Wheel of PowerAs Kurt begins to go home, Gelorum intercepts him and tells him that he is no longer needed. Realizing the danger that the others are in, Kurt finds Gelorum before she enters Hot Wheels City and tells her not to hurt the other drivers, trying to reason that they are human beings. Gelorum however, shows him that she is, in fact, a machine, making Kurt finally realize his mistakes.

Now understanding that he 'took the wrong road for a while', he saves Vert from a drone, and helps him put back the Wheel of Power, personally crashing into Gelorum as she tries to stop Vert. He is last seen alongside Markie in the aftermath, agreeing to race again sometime, albeit 'just for fun'.Before AcceleracersPrior to the events of, he was involved in a shady business deal with his brother,. After it fell out, Mark was sent to prison for 2 years, and kindled Mark's hatred for Kurt, who did nothing out of fear of ruining himself. After this, the two went their separate ways, joining different racing teams with a rivalry as bitter as their own.In AcceleracersKurt is first seen alongside the other members of the Teku, watching team leader Nolo Pasaro have an argument with Vert Wheeler, who is frustrated over Nolo being leader instead of him. After walking off, Kurt reminds Vert that it's Nolo's call who races, and then watches in support as Nolo races against his rival Tork Maddox.The race is interrupted by Gig, who nearly makes Wylde fall to his death. Only after learning that Wylde is okay does Kurt (along with Vert) speak with Gig, who calls them back into the services of Dr.

While both Kurt and Vert initially refuse (due to being ignored by Tezla after the world race), they come around when they learn of Gelorum's return and theft of the wheel of power. On the way to Tezla's headquarters, Kurt and Vert explain the world race, and the wheel of power at the end of the track being the only thing Tezla wanted.

Wylde then returns, bumping into Kurt from behind before making it to the abandoned complex first. There they reunite with Kadeem, who leads the group to Tezla's new headquarters: The Accelodrome.Upon arrival, they are greeted by Tezla, who tells the drivers of the racing realms. In the conference room, they are met by Lani, who, along with Gig and Kadeem, tell them of the realms, and the Drones infiltrating them. It is at this time the new realm begins to open. As the realm prepares itself, the teams arm their cars with Nitrox fuel, and once the realm is open, they enter as a team led by Kadeem, with Kurt taking up the back.As the realm begins to prepare its defenses, Kurt is eventually blasted by a lightning shock, temporarily disabling his slingshot car. Eventually, he gets back in the race alongside Vert, and they try to beat the drones together, only for them both to wipe-out, with Kurt crashing his car and breaking his leg.

With Slingshot unable to be driven, Kurt leaves the realm with Karma, and after recovering in the infirmary, calls the rest of the Teku for help, namely Shirako and Nolo.The next day is spent making new cars, Kurt's being Battle Spec. This is especially hard for Kurt, whose injuries render him barely able to walk. Despite this, he insists on working on his car alone; he just has his speakers juiced up with Shirako's help as the swamp realm opens. Despite his injuries, and Lani's insistence to sit out the realm, Kurt goes in with the rest of the drivers.In the realm, he makes considerable progress, taking out two drones and being the first human driver to use a hyperpod. Unfortunately, he is caught by the swamp beast, only able to return home when Nolo wins the realm.Kurt would continue to race for many realms after this, including the cavern realm, and the water realm (the latter demonstrating his growing rivalry with Wylde, who declares that Kurt's brother died in prison). In the metro realm, Kurt's car's camera is disabled, and is accused of harboring the accelecharger for himself after seemingly winning. His innocence would eventually be proven after the events of the neon pipeline realm, where Tezla reveales the existence of the silencerz.Kurt races again in the junk realm, where he and Wylde race against each other once again.

At this point, Wylde's relationship with the Metal Maniacs has worsened to the point where he's practically driving alone, and with no one else around but Kurt, tries to vent his frustrations out on him. Kurt, however, brushes his anger off, and calmly eases his way into the track while Wylde is hit by a wrecking ball. Figuring that Wylde will just use the E.D.R, Kurt tells Wylde that he can blame him for this if he wants, accepting that he always does.Following this, Kurt eventually takes the lead, and takes on the final silencer in the realm. The silencer takes the form of Kurt's car, and the two clash until Taro takes out the silencer. Without any more competition, Kurt and Taro tie the realm, with Kurt winning the accelecharger.Despite winning the, Kurt is devastated to find out Wylde didn't use the to escape in time.

He immediately goes to Tezla and tells him to open the Junk Realm so he can get Wylde out himself, but Lani reveals to him that Wylde and Kadeem weren't the only drivers lost in the Racing Realms, others being Dan Dresden, Alec Wood, and Banji Kasteele, all who went into the realms and never came out, and that they couldn't tell them because it'd discourage the drivers' racing abilities. Tezla then reveals that it wouldn't matter if he went back, anyways, as Wylde was captured by the drones.

Refusing to believe him, Tezla forces Kurt to accept the truth by showing him the footage of Wylde's on-board camera, where a drone comes for him before the feed shuts off. Disgusted by Tezla's inaction, Kurt leaves.Kurt’s design in Acceleracers.After the, Kurt calls over the other drivers away from the Acceledrome to hold a meeting on helping get Wylde back. Kurt hopes to atone for his past mistakes by rescuing Wylde from the Drones. Creating a truce (the Metal Maniacs agreeing because Wylde is one of them, and the Teku agreeing because knew over racing), Kurt takes command of both teams and plans to have them hijack one of the in order to get into the Drones Headquarters during a Racing Realm.Kurt and Taro execute the rescue operation against Tezla's orders when every other Driver (except Vert) is sent into the Cosmic Realm.

Kurt leads the drivers to provide a distraction to exhaust a Sweeper of its Sweeper Drones by using the low-gravity of the Realm to their advantage, while Monkey infiltrates the Sweeper to take control from inside with help from Porkchop. Once the Sweeper was in their control, Kurt and the other drivers safely enter the Drone HQ to find Markie. It is at this point where Kurt tells everyone what happened after the world race. After finally admitting that it was in fact his fault, he promises to never leave him again. Just then, the teams are contacted by Kadeem, who leads them to the tallest building in Hot Wheels City. After making it there, the teams split up, with Kurt going after Markie himself. When he arriving at the top of the main tower, he discovers Markie bound, and his left arm replaced with a drone prosthetic.

Kurt can only apologize in grief as he is confronted by Kadeem, now a half human drone. Kurt tries to reason with Kadeem, reminding him of his home, but Kadeem brushes this off, and assures Kurt that he'll understand after he too, becomes a drone. Markie, however, is proven to still be human, as he fights Kadeem one on one in Kurt's defense.

The fight is taken above the tower, where Kurt makes good on his promise and saves Markie. He then tries to persuade Kadeem to return home with them, but Kadeem refuses and falls out of view. Now safe, Markie reveals that the drones 'wanted to know things', and is unsure if he said anything as he doesn't remember everything.

Kurt however, brushes this aside for the moment, and drives Markie out of the tire. Now more levelheaded than before, Markie thanks Kurt for all he did, and declares them even. Kurt however, proudly declares that 'brothers don't keep score', and using the E.D.R., they return to the acceledrome together, only to be captured by the drones there. As the other drivers are captured as well, they remain on guard until they learn of Gelorum's defeat, and the commanding RD-L1 orders the humans' destruction. The drivers then fight their way out of the drones (and are also helped by Vert's return) and they escape the accelodrome in a sweeper.

All the drivers (except vert) escape together safely as Gig destroys the acceledrome, and the drones inside.In the aftermath of the battle, Kurt is among the drivers as they find Monkey's drone Sparkie, who tries to tell them about Vert.