Brave Command Dagwon
★ 9 · 1996 · 24m · Animation · Action & Adventure · Sci-Fi & Fantasy · Drama · War & Politics
Brave Command Dagwon is a Japanese anime series begun in 1996, created by Takara and Sunrise under the direction of Tomomi Mochizuki (who also did screenplay for the show) and was the seventh and penultimate entry in the Brave (Yūsha) franchise.
Episodes
1. The Birth of the High School Braves!24m · 
2. The Flying City Strategy24m · 
3. DagFire Non-Combat24m · 
4. Destroy the Ultimate Weapon24m · 
5. Fire Dagwon Can't Launch24m · 
6. Game Over24m · 
7. Sargasso's Mystery24m · 
8. Dangerous Sleep24m · 
9. The Great Insect Problem24m · 
10. The Strength in My Hand24m · 
11. 100,000 Light-Years of Revenge24m · 
12. A New Ally24m · 
13. The Deadly New Fire Sword24m · 
14. A Kind-Hearted Space Beast24m · 
15. The Runaway DagArmor24m · 
16. DagBase's Flash24m · 
17. Tsuyoshi the Coward & the Space Stone24m · 
18. Maria's Ghost Extermination24m · 
19. Dagwon No. 624m · 
20. Assault! DagDrill24m · 
21. A Man's Tearful Friendship Fusion!24m · 
22. White Feathers Dancing in the Wind24m · 
23. The Universe Tree24m · 
24. Its Name is GunKid24m · 
25. The Oath's Infinite Cannon24m · 
26. Gaku is Targeted24m · 
27. The Day the Cat Disappeared24m · 
28. To Sariyuku-kun24m · 
29. The Horror of the Blue Planet24m · 
30. 5 Minutes Before the Earth Ice Age24m · 
31. Herculean Strength! Power Dagwon24m · 
32. The Rumored Detectives En & Geki24m · 
33. The School Festival that Called the Storm24m · 
34. En, Fight in the Stratosphere24m · 
35. The Electric Shock Entry of DagThunder24m · 
36. Sargasso's Ruler24m · 
37. Chase the Ghost Truck!24m · 
38. White Wing Revival24m · 
39. Howl, Raian!24m · 
40. An Undesirable Showdown24m · 
41. The Forbidden Super Union24m · 
42. The Broken DagTector24m · 
43. Braves Into Space24m · 
44. Battle! DagBase24m · 
45. The Miraculous Braves24m · 
46. Sargasso's Great Explosion24m · 
47. En, The Brave of Fire, Burns!24m · 
48. To Our Future...24m · More Like This
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