I Fell In Love With A Girl Who Died Before I Was Even Born Kart

When a bunch of supernatural misfits from Crescent Moon Academy stumble across a decaying go-kart track on the edge of Shin’yume, chaos is inevitable.

Ryu just wanted a quiet afternoon with his friends. Instead, he gets a full-blown Mad Max fever dream when Azuki turns her rental go-kart into a duct-taped death machine, Shion declares herself “Queen of the Wasteland,” Yuki becomes the team’s accidental voice of reason, and Inego starts quoting Metallica like it’s spellwork.

What begins as a dumb race spirals into a war against the world’s greediest go-kart owner, a flaming montage in a cursed workshop, and a high-speed heist to save innocent kids from exploding rental karts.

It’s loud. It’s stupid. It’s beautiful.
And somehow—beneath the noise, the laughter, and the gasoline—it’s about friendship, grief, and the bittersweet magic of building something extraordinary, only to watch it fade into memory.

Machines built from trash and belief. People making meaning out of noise.

I Fell In Love With A Girl Who Died Before I Was Even Born: Kart is a chaotic, heartfelt, and cinematic side story set in the world of Crescent Moon Academy—equal parts absurd comedy, emotional elegy, and love letter to lost youth.

For fans of: FLCL, Redline, Mob Psycho 100, Kill la Kill, and The Tatami Galaxy.