Brave Police J-Decker
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Brave Police J-Decker was the fifth series of the anime television meta Brave series (Yūsha) that aired in Japan during 1994 and 1995.
Brave Police J-Decker returns the series to a subtly lighter tone, focusing more on the concept of "robot as human-built AI construct" emphasized by the previous season's series, The Brave Express Might Gaine.
[edit] Characters
- Yuuta Tomonaga: fourth grader. stumbles upon Deckerd, a humanoid robot under construction by the Japanese police, built to fight advanced forms of crime. Yuuta's constant contact with Deckerd gives the robot a "heart", or personality; when Yuuta is recruited as the "boss" of the "Brave Police" as a result, a true human/robot partnership occurs.
- Azuki Tomonaga: Eldest daughter in Tomonaga family and Yuuta's elder sister. 16 years old. She is doing housework instead of her absentee parents.
- Kurumi Tomonaga: Secound daughter in Tomonaga family and Yuuta's elder sister. 13 years old. Boyish, impatient girl.
- Juzo Saejima: Metropolitan Police Department Superintendent General. He conceived Brave Police and appointed Yuuta to Police inspector.
- Shunsuke Toudou: The development designer of Brave Police in Japan.
- Kazuto Azuma: Metropolitan Police Department vice-inspector-general. he is considerable straitlaced person.
- Regina Argine: Brave Police development chief of Scotland Yard. With the duke whom she made She came over to Japan. She has a doctorate of the Cambridge University mechanical engineering in spite of 12 years old.
[edit] Brave Police
[edit] J-Decker
- Fire J-Decker Max Cannon Mode: Complete union of Deckerd, Duke, Gun-Max, and their support vehicles.
- Fire J-Decker: Combination of series' primary and secondary super robots.
- J-Decker: Super robot combination of Deckerd with his support vehicle. This is the series primary super robot.
- Deckerd: The sentient police robot that transforms into a police cruiser.
- J-Roader: A massive SWAT van. It has a garage located in the rear in which to transport Deckerd in car mode.
- Duke Fire: The secondary super robot of the series, formed from Duke and his support vehicle.
- Duke: A sentient robot that transforms into an ambulance.
- Fire Roader: A massive firetruck that serves as Duke's support vehicle.
- Gun-Max Armor: The combined robot form of Gun-Max and his motorcycle. It can also combine with J-Decker alone (without Duke Fire), to form J-Decker Max Cannon Mode.
- Gun-Max: A sentient police robot that does not transform on his own.
- Gun Bike: An oversized police motorcycle that is large enough to be ridden by Gun-Max.
[edit] Build Team
- Super Build Tiger/Super Tiger Gimlet: The combined forms of the full Build Team. Super Build Tiger is their super robot form. The Super Tiger Gimlet is an elongated assault vehicle with a front-mounted drill.
- Build Tiger/Tiger Gimlet: The combined forms of the Build Team without Drillboy. Build Tiger is a super robot, and the Tiger Gimlet is an elongated composite construction vehicle.
- McCrane: Member of the Build Team that transforms into a hydraulic crane mode.
- Power Joe: Member of the Build Team that transforms into a power shovel mode.
- Dumpson: Member of the Build Team that transforms into a dump truck mode.
- Drillboy: A soccer playing member of the Build Team that transforms into a drill tank or drill jet mode.
[edit] Other Brave Police
- Shadow Maru: A large ninja robot that transforms into a kind of police car, an artillery tank, a jet, or a giant German shepherd. He can also transform into the Brave Cannon, a massive gun that is supported by J-Decker, Duke Fire, Gun-Max Armor, and Super Build Tiger in a team attack. Shadow Maru is a remolded and recolored version of Sixshot from the Transformers.
- Kagerou: The prototype and brother of Shadow Maru. Initially goes renegade and fights against the Brave Police, who are assigned with the task of capturing him. He is caught by a villain of the series and his AI taken to be installed in a submarine, which sinks. He is a large ninja robot of appearance similar to Shadow Maru, and transforms into a car mode and a Rodan-like draconic mode.
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