Where The Scripts Came From
During Covid, a guy who needed some quick cash and had bought some cars from this site reached out to me with an amazing story and some things he wanted to sell.
Apparently a few years before, he was at a garage sale somewhere near Burbank, California, just your run of the mill garage sale — nothing special. Among all the books and clothes and other crap was a couple bins of old toys. Some cracked Hot Wheels track pieces. A beat-up Deora II with one wheel missing. Mixed in was a binder. Yellowed, dusty, stuffed with printouts. Mislabeled as “storyboards.” Almost thrown away.
It turned out, inside the binder were scripts. Not ideas. Not outlines. Scripts. Full movie treatments. Dialogue. Scene directions. Character arcs. Car specs. Realm mechanics. All written out like someone was prepping for production.
A few titles stood out to him immediately. Into the Storm. The Betrayal Drift. Final Run. The old lady running the garage sale didn’t know what any of it was. Just said it came from “some animation guy” from the studios who moved out years before and left it all behind.” No names. No dates. No studio stamps.
Never Produced Acceleracers Movie Scripts
What was found was bigger than lost media — it was an Acceleracers future that never made it to screen. These weren’t rewrites or fan scripts. They were complete Acceleracers story arcs — buried in a binder, waiting to be found.
I bought them and forgot I had them and they sat in my garage of all places for years. Recently I looked through the box and realized what I really had. So I scanned them. Cleaned them up. And what I uncovered was massive: six full movie arcs. Thirty episodes in total. Each one written like the saga was supposed to continue — only it never did. No Accelechargers. No repeats. No safe resets. Just Realm breaches. Crew fractures. Evolving Drones. Unstable gates. And the return of every major team: Metal Maniacs. Racing Drones. Silencerz. Teku.
Back are Tork, hardened by losses he refuses to name. Wylde, faster, colder, and twice as reckless. Karma, carrying secrets only the Silencerz would recognize. Nolo, still chasing a code no one else follows. And Vert — quiet, detached, watching from the shadows with unfinished business that no one’s ready to face. They’re not racing for glory anymore. They’re racing through Realms that remember them. And this time, the Realms are ready.
This isn’t a remake. It’s not a reboot. It’s the story that was meant to be told — but never got the chance. And now, after years of silence, it’s finally being released. Episode by episode. Movie by movie. The Gates are opening again. And this time, they remember who came through last.
How the New Acceleracers Saga Will Be Released
We’re not dropping everything at once.
This isn’t a binge. It’s a slow burn — just like it was meant to be.
Each movie arc is made up of five full episodes, and every episode is broken into four cinematic sections — scenes that play out like the lost movies they were intended to be.
Two episodes will be released every week.
Each one continues the larger arc, picking up exactly where the last left off.
The full saga spans:
- Three Metal Maniacs movie arcs
- One Racing Drones arc
- One Silencerz arc
- One Teku arc
That’s six total films. Thirty episodes. We’re releasing them in order — the way we believe they were meant to be watched. This isn’t just a release schedule. It’s a countdown.
“EVERYTHING YOU SEE BELOW CAME FROM THE WRITERS NOTES”
And when the last episode lands — that’s when the real collapse begins.
Metal Maniacs Movie 1: Realm Reawakened
- Into the Storm
- The Rival’s Edge
- Tunnel of Havoc
- The Betrayal Drift
- Final Run
The Storm Realm reopens, drawing the Metal Maniacs back into a race that feels more like a setup than a challenge. When old enemies return with new tech and secret agendas, the team is forced to confront their past and survive a Realm that’s no longer just terrain — it’s alive.
Metal Maniacs Movie 2: Ashes and Engines
- Ghost Code
- Realm Burners
- Chaos Transmission
- The Crater Gate
- Shatterpoint
Following the events of Final Run, the Metal Maniacs are scattered and hunted. A rogue broadcast reveals a buried truth about the Gate system, while fractured Realms begin building themselves in unpredictable ways. What started as survival becomes rebellion.
Metal Maniacs Movie 3: Warpath Protocol
- Zero Reset
- Break the Wheel
- The Vortex Run
- Return of the Drone King
- Dead Heat Protocol
Tork leads a desperate charge into forbidden territory, questioning the system that created the Realms in the first place. Meanwhile, Wylde discovers the return of a powerful enemy that once controlled the Drones. The countdown has begun, and the Gates are closing permanently.
Racing Drones Movie: Machine Dominion
- Drone Genesis
- Core Directive
- Override State
- Recursive Loop
- Null Sector
Told from the perspective of the Racing Drones, this arc reveals the origin of their programming, their breakaway from human control, and their plan to evolve beyond the Realms. When a virus enters their core systems, they begin rewriting the laws of each Realm — and the drivers inside them.
Silencerz Movie: Shadow Protocol
- Phantom Override
- Black Signal
- The Echo Driver
- Mirror Phase
- Silent Code
The Silencerz return in a standalone storyline that exposes their true mission: not to win the Realms, but to seal them. As Karma uncovers hidden experiments and AI-based anomalies, she begins to question who — or what — the Silencerz are really working for. And what happens when the Realms start thinking for themselves.
Teku Movie: Velocity Fracture
- Neon Divide
- Pulse Drift
- Glitchline
- Spectrum Run
- Fusepoint
The Teku crew takes center stage as a data collapse triggers instability across all Realm coordinates. Vert, Nolo, and Karma reunite to decode a signal buried in the earliest Gate activations. But what they discover fractures the alliance and might bring down the Realm system for good.
Each movie arc builds toward the final convergence: the complete unraveling of the Gate system and the battle for control over what remains of the Realms themselves. These aren’t just races. They’re invasions, survival drills, and memory tests. And none of the crews will come out unchanged.I didn’t go looking for this.
I’m not a collector
I wasn’t chasing some lost media holy grail. These scripts showed up in a garage sale, almost got trashed, and turned out to be the continuation we never got. No branding. No packaging. Just story — written, buried, and left behind. So now I’m putting them out there. Not to sell. Not to hype. Just because they’re too damn good to stay hidden. The Gates are open again. And whether you’re ready or not… the story’s coming.