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==Toys remolded from Transformers Franchise==
==Toys and character designs recycled from ''Transformers''==
* Ptera Geist - [[Swoop (G1)|Swoop]] ''(Non-toy character)''
* Ptera Geist - [[Swoop (G1)|Swoop]] ''(Non-toy character)''


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* Atlas Mk.II machines - Dai Atlas ''(Non-toy "characters")''
* Atlas Mk.II machines - Dai Atlas ''(Non-toy "characters")''


* Shadow-maru - [[Sixhot]]
* Shadow-maru - [[Sixshot]]


* Kagerou - [[Sixshot]] ''(Non-toy "characters")'' <small>Note: Only his appearance style is base on Sixshot. </small>
* Kagerou - [[Sixshot]] ''(Non-toy "characters")'' <small>Note: Only his appearance style is base on Sixshot. </small>

Revision as of 04:18, 12 October 2007

Yūsha (or Brave, also known as the Brave series) is a franchise that Takara created after the Generation One storyline ran its course in Japan.


Relationship to Transformers

  • Some other characters who did not actually get toys were based on Transformers models. Mostly villains. Hm.
  • Most fictions of the Brave series is influenced by Japanese Transformers (especially Victory), particularly the interaction between the Braves and the kids.
  • The combinations of basic members from the Brave series is heavily influenced by Victory.[1]
  • The Japanese Mini-Con Kingbolt's coloration and characterization are homages to the Brave series Exkaiser.


Toys and character designs recycled from Transformers

  • Ptera Geist - Swoop (Non-toy character)
  • Thunder Geist - Sludge (Non-toy character)
  • Horn Geist - Slag (Non-toy character)
  • Armor Geist - Snarl (Non-toy character)
  • Atlas Mk.II machines - Dai Atlas (Non-toy "characters")
  • Kagerou - Sixshot (Non-toy "characters") Note: Only his appearance style is base on Sixshot.


Footnote

  1. There are always three combiners as protagonists at the begining from every Brave production, except for GaoGaiGar and Baan Gaan. The leading one is a robot able to power up with his partner and will be power up again with a new partner in later episodes. Just like Saber can power up with V Star to become Star Saber and later combines with Victory Leo to form Victory Saber. This can also apply to Ginrai. The second one is a combiner formed by three members, like Road Caesar. The third one is often a combiner formed by at least four members (except for Ultra Raker, Shadow-maru and Captain Shark), like Landcross.





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