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Sunrise brave 2 series
Sunrise brave 2 series






sunrise brave 2 series

#Sunrise brave 2 series series

In the same way that Hasbro repurposed several Japanese toylines to become the first waves of Transformers characters, the first series (Brave Exkaiser) featured robot characters that were repurposed designs from the tail end of the Transformers franchise.'Quantum Leap Rayserver', showing up in the game, Brave Wars, is not considered part of the 'official' Brave Series canon. There was a ninth series planned, Saint of Braves Baan Gaan (Yuusha Seisen Baan Gaan), but it was never produced what parts of it were made were incorporated into one of the two Brave Saga games. 1997 - King of Braves GaoGaiGar (Yuusha-Ou GaoGaiGar)']ĭagwon and GaoGaiGar both had OVAs set after their respective series ended.

sunrise brave 2 series

  • 1996 - Brave Command Dagwon (Yuusha Shirei Dagwon).
  • 1995 - Brave of Gold Goldran (Ougon Yuusha Goldran).
  • 1994 - Brave Police J-Decker (Yuusha Keisatsu J-Decker).
  • 1993 - Brave Express Might Gaine (Yuusha Tokyuu Might Gaine).
  • 1992 - Brave Fighter of Legend Da-Garn (Densetsu no Yuusha Da-garn).
  • 1991 - Brave of the Sun Fighbird (also translated as Fyvard sometimes) (Taiyou no Yuusha Fighbird).
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    1990 - Brave Exkaiser (Yuusha Exkaiser).There was usually a rival to the main character, who wound up joining the hero in his fight towards the later part of the series. The episodes usually started out as fairly episodic monster of the week stories, with more involved story arcs occurring later in the series. The story telling was fairly light compared to more serious shows there were no secret agendas or less than heroic motivations on the part of the protagonists. Stock footage was frequently used for transformation and combination (gattai) sequences, as well as special attacks. Like those of most Super Robot shows, the Brave Series robots were few in number compared to the attacking forces, but were far in advance of the existing technology available to Earth. Though each show existed in its own continuity, they all had similar themes, mainly super robots and humans defending the Earth against attacks from (usually) some form of extraterrestrial threat. The Brave Series ( 勇者シリーズ, Yuusha Shiriizu ?) is a set of eight Super Robot shows that were created by Takara, in a partnership with legendary mecha anime studio Sunrise. The franchise was created to fill the transforming robot void left in the wake of Takara ending the Transformers series (also referred to as G1) with the OVA Transformers Zone.








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