Talk:Brave series

message: Miscellany follows:
The consensus I've seen around US fans so far is that the "Yuusha" series is collectively referred to as the "Brave Series" (to set it apart from the Brave Saga games, as certain sources such as Anime News Network misattribute the series name as "Brave Saga" when it isn't). Yuusha will also work, though; it's really only a matter of semantics. A well-placed REDIRECT can solve any potential problems.
Various scattered designs within the Brave Series are, given evidence, actually remolds of Transformers toys. Many of the Geisters in Brave Exkaiser are said to be remolds of the original Dinobots, for instance. Most notably, Hiryu and Goryu from Brave Express Might Gaine are remolds of Sonic Bomber and Dai Atlas from Transformers: Zone, which is all but confirmed when the show itself refers to their original names as "Sonic" and "Atlas" (before Ace no Joe renames either of them, that is).
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The following information may need to be confirmed:
*The Brave Series was primarily an agreement between Sunrise and Takara, forming a relationship similar to that of Takara and Toei Animation during the Transformers series through Victory.
*Brave Crusade Baan Gaan was originally planned to be an actual show (as the show that would succeed Brave Command Dagwon, apparently). Plans for Baan Gaan were cancelled before production could begin, seemingly due to:
:*A new agreement between Takara and Toei that would lead to the production of Beast Wars II;
:*The (relatively) low ratings turnout of Brave Command Dagwon.
:Sunrise began work on "GaGaGaChi" (soon to become The King of Braves GaoGaiGar) in its place shortly after this. This work was made with the knowledge that it'd be the last Brave entry; thus, it was more ambitious in nature.
*Names of other original "series" found in the Brave Saga games:
:* Brave Knight Tarngold
:* Gunber and Zetter Gunber (Probably the same series? Unclear)
Also, speaking from experience, the "alien robot" dynamic does not appear to be present in Brave Express Might Gaine, as all of the intelligent robots in that show (insofar as the 75% of the show that I've watched) were designed and built by the Senpuuji Conzern. This human creation factor may be present in Brave Police J-Decker as well, though you may wish to confirm this firsthand.
Hope this may help! Keep up the good work. --E. Megas 10:08, 3 February 2006 (UTC)
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message: The subtitle Saint of Braves for Baan Gaan comes from the Kunio Okawara Brave Series Design Works book. I have no idea how official that makes it. Kouban 05:07, 6 April 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Baan Gaan 

message: [Remember that robot from Brave Saga 2?] Hasbro stole his name to make their transformer. --Jtarvin 06:13, 12 December 2016 (UTC)
thread_title:  Victorion 

message: Why is Raijin-Oh! considered a Brave?
-Izaak
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I don't believe it is, really. It's part of Eldran, a similar series and line of toys 
(composed of the series Zettai Muteki Raijin-Oh, Genki Bakuhatsu Ganbaruger and Nekketsu Saikyo Gosaurer) developed by Tomy, probably made to cash in on Brave Series popularity. This note may have made more sense if the Brave Saga series was made following the Takara/Tomy merger, but it doesn't seem to have been.
Raijin-Oh was indeed in Super Robot Wars GC, however...
Anyway: I am highly suspect of this claim, so I'm removing it for the time being until I have explicit material stating that Raijin-Oh was noted as being "honorary;" as it stands, saying that is like saying the Real Robot shows Galient and VOTOMS are "honorary Brave series" just because they're in the Brave Saga games (they're actually used to fill in the lineup a bit, it seems, since Takara owned the toy/game rights to them as well).
As a result, reverting. More data needed, please. --E. Megas 01:35, 11 June 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: Update #2: He's also producing the Bakumatsu period show Bakumatsu Kikansetsu Irohanihoheto, and directing a new VOTOMS series to air in 2007. --E. Megas 21:28, 7 November 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Raijin-Oh!

message: I've looked everywhere, but I can't find a good plot synopsis for the Brave series.  Can anyone discuss the plots of each show (like detailed review), particularly for J-Decker, Goldran, and Dagwon?  Also, I have some information about both Baan Gaan, Varion, and a slight bit of info for Zetter and Gunber.  May I post it?  Thank you in advance.  Neo Guyver (talk) 19:04, 7 July 2008 (UTC)
thread_title:  Requesting storyline 

message: The person who added the Victorion bit has been banned on TFWiki for adding the claim multiple times with no evidence. He continued messaging various admin and staff to the point where one (the person who runs the Twitter account) asked the designer for the Transformers toy. 107.202.57.20 (talk) 14:30, 24 April 2018 (UTC)
thread_title:  Re:Victorion 

message: Can anyone help me invite people to se the Brave series article? Jtarvin (talk). 4:21, 5 November 2019 (UTC)
thread_title:  Invitation 

message: There is a new series called Bang Brave Bang Bravern, which some fans are calling it part of the series due to its director Masami Ōbari, who directed some Brave series shows in the past. Does this count part of the franchise? KANLen09 (talk) 06:35, 23 January 2024 (UTC)
thread_title:  Bang Brave Bang Bravern