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''Brave Express Might Gaine'' was the fourth Brave Series produced by Sunrise. ''Might Gaine'' aired in Japan in 1993, with a total of 47 episodes. Unlike prior shows in the Brave Series, the robots were created by humans, as opposed to having more extraterrestrial or supernatural origins.
''Brave Express Might Gaine'' was the fourth Brave Series produced by Sunrise. ''Might Gaine'' aired in Japan in 1993, with a total of 47 episodes. Unlike prior shows in the Brave Series, the robots were created by humans, as opposed to having more extraterrestrial or supernatural origins.
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[[Sequel Displacement|Best known as]] the ''[[GaoGaiGar|other]]'' [[Brave Series]] entry with [[Nobuyuki Hiyama]] [[Hey, It's That Voice!|voicing the lead character]].
[[Sequel Displacement|Best known as]] the ''[[GaoGaiGar|other]]'' [[Brave Series]] entry with [[Nobuyuki Hiyama]] [[Hey, It's That Voice!|voicing the lead character]].

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=== Tropes used for this series: ===
* [[Arbitrarily-Large Bank Account]]: The Senpuuji Corporation.
* [[Arbitrarily-Large Bank Account]]: The Senpuuji Corporation.
* [[Badass]]: Might.
* [[Badass]]: Might.

Revision as of 19:31, 2 February 2015

LET'S MIGHT GAINEEEE!

Brave Express Might Gaine was the fourth Brave Series produced by Sunrise. Might Gaine aired in Japan in 1993, with a total of 47 episodes. Unlike prior shows in the Brave Series, the robots were created by humans, as opposed to having more extraterrestrial or supernatural origins.

Might Gaine is set in the near future, when the world's reserves of fossil fuel have nearly run out; cars are powered with recharageable electric batteries, and long distance trade is handled by surface ships such as trains. Also made possible are the construction of powerful mecha, some of which are used for criminal ends.

Opposing them is the Brave Express Team, lead by by the teenage industrialist Might Senpuuji. Given life by an advanced AI program, he is assisted by his own team of transforming mecha. The episodes are fairly stand-alone for the first part of the series; it isn't until Might's rival, Joe, shows up that there is really any connecting thread between the episodes. The main enemy isn't even hinted at until further on.

Best known as the other Brave Series entry with Nobuyuki Hiyama voicing the lead character.


Tropes used in The Brave Express Might Gaine include: