TV-Series
Description
"Galaxy Cyclone Braiger" is a 39-episode anime series set in a futuristic world where humanity has colonized the solar system. The story revolves around the exploits of the Jyusenkitai, a group of space mercenaries who operate the powerful mecha Braiger. The Jyusenkitai consists of four members: Shingo Hojo, the skilled pilot and leader; Mister Gold, the sharpshooter; Mister Silver, the mechanic and strategist; and Mister Bronze, the strongman. Together, they take on dangerous missions across the galaxy, often clashing with corrupt corporations, criminal organizations, and rival mercenaries.

The series begins with the Jyusenkitai being hired to protect a colony from a powerful crime syndicate. As they complete missions, they uncover a larger conspiracy involving the Interstellar Governmental Organization (IGO), which seeks to control the solar system through manipulation and force. The Jyusenkitai’s actions frequently put them at odds with the IGO, leading to escalating conflicts. Throughout the series, the team faces numerous adversaries, including other mecha pilots and powerful factions, while also dealing with personal challenges and moral dilemmas.

A key element of the narrative is the Jyusenkitai’s relationship with Braiger, a highly advanced mecha capable of transforming into a high-speed vehicle. Braiger’s unique abilities and firepower make it a formidable weapon, but its use also attracts unwanted attention from those who seek to exploit its technology. The series explores themes of loyalty, justice, and the consequences of wielding power, as the Jyusenkitai navigates a morally complex galaxy.

The characters are defined by their distinct personalities and roles within the team. Shingo Hojo is a charismatic and determined leader, often driven by a sense of justice. Mister Gold provides tactical support and precision, while Mister Silver’s technical expertise ensures Braiger remains operational. Mister Bronze’s strength and combat skills make him a vital asset in battle. Together, they form a cohesive unit, though their differing perspectives occasionally lead to internal conflicts.

As the series progresses, the Jyusenkitai becomes increasingly involved in the struggle against the IGO’s oppressive regime. Their missions grow more perilous, culminating in a final confrontation that tests their resolve and unity. The narrative balances action-packed mecha battles with moments of character development, highlighting the team’s growth and the bonds they share. "Galaxy Cyclone Braiger" combines space opera elements with mecha action, delivering a story that emphasizes teamwork, resilience, and the fight for freedom in a vast and often hostile universe.
Information
Galaxy Cyclone Braiger
銀河旋風ブライガー
Cosmo Runner
Type: TV-Series
Anime Episodes: 39
Movie/Episode length: 30 min.
Date: 10/06/1981 – 06/30/1982
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Staff
  • Chief Director · Takao Yotsuji
  • Series Composition · Yū Yamamoto
  • Script · Sukehiro Tomita
  • Script · Kenichi Matsuzaki
  • Script · Yū Yamamoto
  • Script · Takao Yotsuji
  • Script · Mitsuru Mashima
  • Script · Shusuke Kaneko
  • Episode Director · Hiromichi Matano
  • Episode Director · Johei Matsuura
  • Episode Director · Yoshikata Nitta
  • Episode Director · Hideki Takayama
  • Episode Director · Takao Yotsuji
  • Episode Director · Shuji Iuchi
  • Episode Director · Hiroyuki Ikeda
  • Episode Director · Kenji Nakano
  • Episode Director · Kozo Takagaki
  • Episode Director · Shōichi Yasumura
  • Episode Director · Shoji Akashi
  • Episode Director · Hideyoshi Oga
  • Music · Masayuki Yamamoto
  • Original creator · Yū Yamamoto
  • Character Design · Kazuo Komatsubara
  • Art Director · Tadami Shimokawa
  • Art Director · Taira Takashima
  • Animation Director · Joji Kikuchi
  • Animation Director · Masami Yamazaki
  • Animation Director · Hiroyo Shiozawa
  • Animation Director · Yukimichi Ohki
  • Animation Director · Jae-Ho Hong
  • Mecha design · Yuichi Higuchi
  • Sound Director · Yasunori Honda
  • Executive producer · Juzo Tsubota
  • Producer · Shigeo Tsubota
  • Producer · Tokichi Aoki
Production
  • Production · Kokusai Eigasha
Music
Opening
  • ?
    “"Ginga Senpuu Braiger"” - Isao Taira
Ending
  • 1-38
    “"Sasurai Kid" (Wandering Kid)” - Isao Taira
  • ?
    “"Abayo Fly Bye" (Goodbye Fly Bye)” - Yukio Yamagata (ep 39)