Alexandro "Alex" Rossi, a spirited and energetic boy born in Italy, moves to Missouri, USA with his family in search of better opportunities. From a young age, Alex is passionate about running and speed, inspired by both his love for athletics and his fascination with NASCAR, which he often watched with his father. However, Alex's life is not without challenges; he grapples with ADHD, the grief of losing his beloved grandmother, and the high expectations placed on him by his family and himself.
Despite these personal struggles, Alex excels in school athletics, quickly becoming a star on his high school's track team. He finds solace and purpose in running, but his life takes an extraordinary turn when he stumbles upon a hidden alien spacecraft deep in the Missouri forest. Inside the ship, he discovers a futuristic suit designed by the long-lost Veloxian race, known for their mastery of speed.
When Alex dons the suit, it bonds with his body, granting him superhuman speed and agility. The transformation is both thrilling and overwhelming, but Alex embraces his newfound abilities. Realizing the potential for good, he adopts the persona of "Dash Dynamo," vowing to use his powers to protect his community and honor the legacy of the Veloxians.
Balancing his secret identity with the pressures of everyday life, Alex navigates the complexities of being a high school student, an athlete, and a superhero. Along the way, he finds support in his best friend Jamie and guidance from his track coach, while also confronting self-doubt and the heavy burden of responsibility.
As Dash Dynamo, Alex learns that being a hero is not just about speed, but about courage, resilience, and the drive to make a difference. His journey is one of self-discovery, as he strives to overcome his personal challenges and fulfill his destiny as a guardian of justice and hope.
Emerson Rogers liked to think of himself as an ordinary teenager. After all, he had no reason to believe otherwise. He went to an upstanding private school with the rest of his friends, was a straight-A student, had no disciplinary issues, and was well-liked according to his classmates and teachers. If anyone were to take a glance at him, they would assume that he was just another carefree rich kid with no problems in his life to worry about.
Unless you consider the fact that his evening plans included putting on a blue super suit and speeding through the streets as a crime-fighting superhero. Okay, so maybe his life wasn't as ordinary and carefree as he liked to portray it.
With Emerson starting his senior year of high school, things have started to become a bit more tricky than he would've preferred. Defending Jefferson City and maintaining a normal school life as a cover can be hard, but throw in his best friend getting closer to the truth about his alter-ego's identity and a mysterious villain working from the shadows who always seems to be two steps ahead, living a double life is going to be his biggest challenge yet. Especially when new villains start crawling out of the woodwork, thirsty for a fight, and his old villains return stronger, angrier, and looking to settle a score.
As Emerson starts to uncover the truth behind where all these villains are coming from, he finds that not everything is what it seems on the surface. And that he and this mysterious villain have a stronger connection than he originally thought.