Dumpson: Member of the Build Team that transforms into a dumptruck mode. Power Joe: Member of the Build Team that transforms into a power shovel mode. McCrane: Member of the Build Team that transforms into a hydrolic crane mode. Build Tiger is a super robot, and the Tiger Gimlet is an elongated composite construction vehicle. Build Tiger/ Tiger Gimlet: The combined forms of the Build Team without Drillboy. 
The Super Tiger Gimlet is an elongated assault vehicle with a front-mounted drill. Super Build Tiger is their super robot form.
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Super Build Tiger/ Super Tiger Gimlet: The combined forms of the full Build Team.Gun Bike: An oversized police motorcycle that is large enough to be ridden by Gun-Max.Gun-Max: A sentient police robot that does not transform on its own.It can also combine with J-Decker alone (without Duke Fire), to form J-Decker Max Cannon Mode. Gun-Max Armor: The combined robot form of Gun-Max and his motorcycle.Fire Roader: A massive firetruck that serves as Duke's support vehicle.
Duke: A sentient robot that transforms into an ambulance. Duke Fire: The secondary super robot of the series, formed from Duke and his support vehicle. It has a garage located in the rear in which to transport Deckerd in car mode. Deckerd: The sentient police robot that transforms into a police cruiser. J-Decker: Super robot combination of Deckerd with his support vehicle. 
Fire J-Decker: Combination of series' primary and secondary super robots. Fire J-Decker Max Cannon Mode: Complete union of Deckerd, Duke, Gun-Max, and their support vehicles. One of the minor villains from the third season, The Brave Fighter of Legend Da-Garn, makes an appearance in this show, serving as the only direct continuity link between two of the Brave series (outside of the alternate-universe Brave Saga video games, made much later). 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. Grade schooler Yuuta Tominaga stumbles upon Deckerd, a humanoid robot under construction by the Japanese police, built to fight advanced forms of crime. Because of this, the information on this page may not be factual.īrave Police J-Decker was the fifth anime of the Brave Series and aired in Japan during 19.īrave 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, Brave Express Might Gaine. This article uses the names romanized from the original kanji names found in the official GaoGaiGar website.To meet the GaoGaiGar-Betterman Wiki's quality standards, this article requires general cleanup by formatting or adding more information. (Note: The anime often misspell the names of the robots who has a Japanese-esque name, like HyouRyuu and EnRyuu becoming HyoRyu and EnRyu. They include HyouRyuu and EnRyuu, a pair of 'twin brother' robots with vastly different personalities their military-trained Chinese counterparts FuuRyuu and RaiRyuu, along with the identical feminine French-made KouRyuu and AnRyuu, the intrepid police car ninja Volfogg who can combine with the non-sentinent GunMachines GunDober and GunGlue the stubborn GoldyMarg, whose AI is based on Geki Hyuuma's personality and the American-made Mic Sounders the 13th, a rock music-playing robot who can use several types of special waves to restore the energy of allies or destroy the enemy. In this show, they are constructed by GGG and their affiliated organizations with personalities based on highly advanced Super-AI Artificial Intelligence technology obtained from Galeon's databanks. Because of this, the information on this page may not be factual.Īs with most of the Brave Series, there are also intelligent transforming robots who complement the human characters. To meet the GaoGaiGar-Betterman Wiki's quality standards, this article requires general cleanup by formatting or adding more information.
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