| Display title | The Brave of Gold Goldran |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Brave of Gold Goldran is a Japanese anime television series that had begun in 1995, created by Sunrise. It was the sixth in the Brave Series. Goldran follows the adventures of three young boys, Takuya, Dai, and Kazuki, who are tasked with finding alien robot fighters, or Braves, that are sleeping in the form of crystals known as Power Stones. Their enemy is the flamboyant and thoroughly incompetent Prince Walter Walzac, and his henchmen are often similarly humorous. The entire show is mostly focused on comedy, almost to the exclusion of much in the way of storytelling, although the series has some running plotlines toward the end. Goldran was very popular in its time. |
