Dagwon is a weak follow-up to Goldran's energetic comedy. And as a Monster Of The Week show the characters aren't as charming as J-Decker's. Still, wonder where the other 3/4ths of the show can go. Warning: flashing lights.

Followed a guided whim and started checking out a sentai show. Somehow avoided the desire to start with the very first one.
It's pretty hectic!

Approaching the end of Goldran and here comes the team-up cannon attack. Warning: flashing lights.

Even with the new video limits I've not been clipping or posting about my Brave journey as much as I did. There's Reasons.
But that aside...! The (presumably, if pattern continues) final form of the main Brave! You know it's Great because it has a lion on its chest.

Not my own idea but even then, is this anything?

Beams aren't the only thing to watch out for.

Goldran (and the following show, Dagwon) is one I heard nothing about.
So, here's me trying to be surprised somehow.
Comparison to J-Decker is not doing it a lot of favors. First impression makes it feel like Da-Garn.

J-Decker having the most direct and extreme Ultraman/Ultraseven references after having an entire show with That Feel.
Alien Baltan laugh and Alien Metron look... Incredible.

I love King Joe.

Creature

When the robots get more characterization, it makes the new combination events much more impactful.

Not all Allies Of Justice are Ultras, ma'am.

The universal truth for all Brave shows.

Of course the TRAINS! show gets an ultimate attack that's just TRAINS!

And while Might Gaine's Locomorizer is damaged, Maito gets a brand new giant robot to play with.