One of the last pieces of 'Bang Bravern' art by Takahiro Yamada. One of the more interesting mecha anime of recent years has come to a close, leaving fans satisfied with its conclusion. Bang Bravern, reminiscent of Detonator Orgun, captivated viewers with its intriguing storyline.
The series took unexpected twists and turns, revealing that Smith was actually Bravern sent back in time to save Isami and humanity. The introduction of time travel elements added depth to the plot, culminating in a climactic battle against the Deathdrive mecha.
Despite its engaging narrative, some viewers felt that the series could have benefited from a longer run to fully develop its story. The fast-paced nature of the show may have led to a somewhat rushed climax, missing the epic build-up characteristic of older super robot shows.
Nevertheless, Bang Bravern successfully blended real robot and super robot themes, drawing inspiration from the Braves saga. The incorporation of humor catered to fans of the mecha genre, adding a lighthearted touch to the intense battles.
Looking ahead, a Blu-ray release is in the works, offering fans a chance to revisit the series. While the show concluded on a high note, there are lingering questions about the alien invaders that could be explored in future installments.
Overall, Bang Bravern left a lasting impression on viewers, delivering a mix of action, drama, and humor. Its unique take on the mecha genre garnered praise from fans and critics alike, solidifying its place in the anime landscape.
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