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A manga and anime series based on both the ''VideoGame/{{Bomberman}}'' videogame franchise and the ''[[Franchise/BDaman]]'' toy franchise (which was originally ''Bomberman''-based to begin with). It is the first standalone series to incorporate "B-Daman" into its name, the first being a sub-line of toys in the larger ''Super Bomberman'' brand. despite having only five manga volumes (the anime adapting the latest three), each volume followed its own continuity, though based on the same group of archetipal characters (Shirobon, Aobon, Akabon, Kiirobon, Kurobon and Doctor Graybon).
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A manga and anime series based on both the ''VideoGame/{{Bomberman}}'' videogame franchise and the ''[[Franchise/BDaman]]'' ''Franchise/BDaman'' toy franchise (which was originally ''Bomberman''-based to begin with). It is the first standalone series to incorporate "B-Daman" into its name, the first being a sub-line of toys in the larger ''Super Bomberman'' brand. despite having only five manga volumes (the anime adapting the latest three), each volume followed its own continuity, though based on the same group of archetipal characters (Shirobon, Aobon, Akabon, Kiirobon, Kurobon and Doctor Graybon).
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A manga and anime series based on both the ''VideoGame/{{Bomberman}}'' videogame franchise and the ''[[Anime/BattleBDaman B-Daman]]'' toy franchise (which was originally ''Bomberman''-based to begin with). despite having only five manga volumes (the anime adapting the latest three), each volume followed its own continuity, though based on the same group of archetipal characters (Shirobon, Aobon, Akabon, Kiirobon, Kurobon and Doctor Graybon).
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A manga and anime series based on both the ''VideoGame/{{Bomberman}}'' videogame franchise and the ''[[Anime/BattleBDaman B-Daman]]'' ''[[Franchise/BDaman]]'' toy franchise (which was originally ''Bomberman''-based to begin with).with). It is the first standalone series to incorporate "B-Daman" into its name, the first being a sub-line of toys in the larger ''Super Bomberman'' brand. despite having only five manga volumes (the anime adapting the latest three), each volume followed its own continuity, though based on the same group of archetipal characters (Shirobon, Aobon, Akabon, Kiirobon, Kurobon and Doctor Graybon).
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A manga and anime series based on both the ''VideoGame/{{Bomberman}}'' videogame franchise and the ''[[Anime/BattleBDaman B-Daman]]'' toy franchise (which was originally ''Bomberman''-based to begin with). despite having only five manga volumes (the anime adapting the latest three), [[MetaSeries each volume followed its own continuity]], though based on the same group of archetipal characters (Shirobon, Aobon, Akabon, Kiirobon, Kurobon and Doctor Graybon).
Series III was about Prince Shirobon, who found his father was possessed by an evil spirit and had created the evil NolArc empire, so he joins the Nereid rebel army. A failed attempt of Dr Graybon to send a secret weapon, the Planet Energy Circuit, ends transmitting the planet energy on Shirobon, rebellion members Akabon and Aobon, space cabbie Kiirobon and three other bombers they must find to complete the circuit and defeat the empire.
Series III was about Prince Shirobon, who found his father was possessed by an evil spirit and had created the evil NolArc empire, so he joins the Nereid rebel army. A failed attempt of Dr Graybon to send a secret weapon, the Planet Energy Circuit, ends transmitting the planet energy on Shirobon, rebellion members Akabon and Aobon, space cabbie Kiirobon and three other bombers they must find to complete the circuit and defeat the empire.
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A manga and anime series based on both the ''VideoGame/{{Bomberman}}'' videogame franchise and the ''[[Anime/BattleBDaman B-Daman]]'' toy franchise (which was originally ''Bomberman''-based to begin with). despite having only five manga volumes (the anime adapting the latest three), [[MetaSeries each volume followed its own continuity]], continuity, though based on the same group of archetipal characters (Shirobon, Aobon, Akabon, Kiirobon, Kurobon and Doctor Graybon).
Series III was about Prince Shirobon, who found his father was possessed by an evil spirit and had created theevil NolArc evil
[=NolArc=] empire, so he joins the Nereid rebel army. A failed attempt of Dr Graybon to send a secret weapon, the Planet Energy Circuit, ends transmitting the planet energy on Shirobon, rebellion members Akabon and Aobon, space cabbie Kiirobon and three other bombers they must find to complete the circuit and defeat the empire.
Series III was about Prince Shirobon, who found his father was possessed by an evil spirit and had created the
[=NolArc=] empire, so he joins the Nereid rebel army. A failed attempt of Dr Graybon to send a secret weapon, the Planet Energy Circuit, ends transmitting the planet energy on Shirobon, rebellion members Akabon and Aobon, space cabbie Kiirobon and three other bombers they must find to complete the circuit and defeat the empire.
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* DontComeAKnockin: To release Sildork, Dark Baaya turns into a younger attractive form and goes to the guards; the door is closed and we just see hearts coming from the door until the key is thrown outside so Dark Jigoro can release Sildork.
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* YourHeartsDesire: One ''V'' series episode about mirrors that have anybody seeing a handsome form in the reflection. One of these is used to distract a guard who sees himself as a woman wearing a feather boa.
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* TheAnimeOfTheGame: {{Inverted|Trope}}, perhaps? The show is only very loosely based on the games, whereas there was a UsefulNotes/SuperFamicom puzzle game, ''VideoGame/BombermanBDaman'', though the game does not have the plot of the manga/anime either.
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* CampGay: Dokudandy from the ''V'' series.
* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: Akabon is a princess in the ''V'' series.
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* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: Akabon is a princess in the ''V''
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* MerchandiseDriven
* MsFanservice: Purple in the ''IV'' series.
* TheProfessor: Doctor Graybon.
* PungeonMaster: Kiirobon.
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rlyLUCO_6s B-Darons in general]], but ESPECIALLY Rui-Rui, who outright gives people CutenessProximity reactions in the third episode of the anime, where the ''IV'' arc actually starts. [[spoiler:And then gets dumped by some high school girls when an ''even cuter'' B-Daron shows up.]]
* TerribleTrio: The Three Devil Musketeers Akumanto, Dokudandy and Gestra (''V'' series).
* MsFanservice: Purple in the ''IV'' series.
* TheProfessor: Doctor Graybon.
* PungeonMaster: Kiirobon.
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rlyLUCO_6s B-Darons in general]], but ESPECIALLY Rui-Rui, who outright gives people CutenessProximity reactions in the third episode of the anime, where the ''IV'' arc actually starts. [[spoiler:And then gets dumped by some high school girls when an ''even cuter'' B-Daron shows up.]]
* TerribleTrio: The Three Devil Musketeers Akumanto, Dokudandy and Gestra (''V'' series).
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%% * TheProfessor: Doctor Graybon.
%% * PungeonMaster: Kiirobon.
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%% * TerribleTrio: The Three Devil Musketeers Akumanto, Dokudandy and Gestra (''V'' series).
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%% * TheProfessor: Doctor Graybon.
%% * PungeonMaster: Kiirobon.
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* TheAnimeOfTheGame: {{Inverted|Trope}}, perhaps? The show is only very loosely based on the games, whereas there was a SuperFamicom puzzle game, ''VideoGame/BombermanBDaman'', though the game does not have the plot of the manga/anime either.
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* TheAnimeOfTheGame: {{Inverted|Trope}}, perhaps? The show is only very loosely based on the games, whereas there was a SuperFamicom UsefulNotes/SuperFamicom puzzle game, ''VideoGame/BombermanBDaman'', though the game does not have the plot of the manga/anime either.
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* TheAnimeOfTheGame: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]], perhaps? The show is only very loosely based on the games, whereas there was a SuperFamicom puzzle game, ''VideoGame/BombermanBDaman'', though the game does not have the plot of the manga/anime either.
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A manga and anime series based on both the ''VideoGame/{{Bomberman}}'' videogame franchise and the ''{{B-Daman}}'' toy franchise (which was originally ''Bomberman''-based to begin with). despite having only five manga volumes (the anime adapting the latest three), [[MetaSeries each volume followed its own continuity]], though based on the same group of archetipal characters (Shirobon, Aobon, Akabon, Kiirobon, Kurobon and Doctor Graybon).
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A manga and anime series based on both the ''VideoGame/{{Bomberman}}'' videogame franchise and the ''{{B-Daman}}'' ''[[Anime/BattleBDaman B-Daman]]'' toy franchise (which was originally ''Bomberman''-based to begin with). despite having only five manga volumes (the anime adapting the latest three), [[MetaSeries each volume followed its own continuity]], though based on the same group of archetipal characters (Shirobon, Aobon, Akabon, Kiirobon, Kurobon and Doctor Graybon).
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* FiveManBand:
** TheHero: Shirobon
** TheSmartGuy: Aobon
** TheChick: Akabon
** TheLancer: Kiirobon. Not exactly a second-in-command, but he was the one who disagreed the most.
** TheHero: Shirobon
** TheSmartGuy: Aobon
** TheChick: Akabon
** TheLancer: Kiirobon. Not exactly a second-in-command, but he was the one who disagreed the most.
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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rlyLUCO_6s B-Darons in general]], but ESPECIALLY Rui-Rui, who outright gives people CutenessProximity reactions in the third episode of the anime, where the ''IV'' arc actually starts. [[spoiler:And then gets dumped by some high school girls when an ''even cuter'' B-Daron shows up.]]
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* MonsterOfTheWeekMonsterOfTheWeek: Each series had its own way to use this trope:
** In Bakugaiden IV, each of the Dark Beings has some as minions, so after defeating a row of these throughout the episodes, they are followed by some episodes facing the respective Dark Being, and after that Dark Being's defeat the cycle starts anew.
** In Bakugaiden V, the Crysmonds tend to be in the hands of some kind of monster. After retrieving the Crysmond, comes a mecha battle agains Akumanto who uses his "fire scan" to get what could be described as a Power Of The Week from his surroundings.
** In Bakugaiden IV, each of the Dark Beings has some as minions, so after defeating a row of these throughout the episodes, they are followed by some episodes facing the respective Dark Being, and after that Dark Being's defeat the cycle starts anew.
** In Bakugaiden V, the Crysmonds tend to be in the hands of some kind of monster. After retrieving the Crysmond, comes a mecha battle agains Akumanto who uses his "fire scan" to get what could be described as a Power Of The Week from his surroundings.
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* ButtMonkey: The ''IV'' series has an old Bomber named Rou, whose only function seems to be where something bad can happen to him.
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* ButtMonkey: The ''IV'' series has an old Bomber named Rou, whose only function seems to be where something bad can happen to him. Near the end he gets some dignity being the one who knows the heroes' legend.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Most of the time, Kiirobon is just interested on making a profit for himself. However, there are some times when he shows he isn't just self-interest: When he lost Aobon's Baseball ball, he didn't care at first, but later made the effort of searching the ball in the mud. Also, he showed genuine care for a kid bomber he accidentally hurt in a crash.
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* MsFanservice: Purple in the ''IV'' series.
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*HumiliationConga: Dark Shinobi's entire mission ended as this for him.
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* PungeonMaster: Kiirobon, though everybody finds each of his puns an IncrediblyLamePun.
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* PungeonMaster: Kiirobon, though everybody finds each of his puns an IncrediblyLamePun.Kiirobon.
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A manga and anime series based on both the ''VideoGame/{{Bomberman}}'' videogame franchise and the ''{{B-Daman}}'' toy franchise (which was originally ''Bomberman''-based to begin with). despite having only five manga volumes (the anime adapting the latest three), [[MetaSeries each volume followed its own continuity]], though based on the same group of archetipal characters (Shirobon, Aobon, Akabon, Kiirobon, Kurobon and Doctor Graybon).
Series III was about Prince Shirobon, who found his father was possessed by an evil spirit and had created the evil NolArc empire, so he joins the Nereid rebel army. A failed attempt of Dr Graybon to send a secret weapon, the Planet Energy Circuit, ends transmitting the planet energy on Shirobon, rebellion members Akabon and Aobon, space cabbie Kiirobon and three other bombers they must find to complete the circuit and defeat the empire.
Series IV is about Shirobon, who has the dream of flight. He meets Dr Graybon and his grandson Aobon, who have come to the town in order to stop evil beings who will soon to be freed from their imprisonment. They are also joined by Kiirobon and Akabon, and Shirobon gets a mecha that allows him to fly.
Series V is about cops Shirobon and Aobon, who rescue Princess Akabon and make her join them. Their mission is to stop the evil Devilvader from getting powerful jewels called Crysmonds, that are scattered in time. King Vader, the Devilvader leader, gives to the Three Devil Musketeers Akumanto, Dokudandy and Gestra the mission to retrieve the Crysmonds. There's aso a delivery guy, Kiirobon, who wants to join Shirobon's team, to no avail.
While the characters are cosmetically Bombermen, that's about the only link to the actual ''Bomberman'' franchise. ''Bakugaiden'' shares far less other aspects with the games than the later ''Anime/BombermanJetters'', to the point of the CartoonBomb being eschewed in favor of energy blasts from the blue marbles in their bodies!
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!!This anime provides examples of:
* TheAnimeOfTheGame: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]], perhaps? The show is only very loosely based on the games, whereas there was a SuperFamicom puzzle game, ''VideoGame/BombermanBDaman'', though the game does not have the plot of the manga/anime either.
* CampGay: Dokudandy from the ''V'' series.
* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: Akabon is a princess in the ''V'' series.
* FiveManBand:
** TheHero: Shirobon
** TheSmartGuy: Aobon
** TheChick: Akabon
** TheLancer: Kiirobon. Not exactly a second-in-command, but he was the one who disagreed the most.
* GenerationXerox: The anime shows the ''III'' series as something that happened a long time ago in the ''IV'' series universe, which means that each of the ensemble had an identical (both appearance and personality) counterpart in the other era.
* HumongousMecha: LOTS.
* LukeIAmYourFather: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] as "Son, I am the BigBad", referring to Shirobon's father, King Goldenbon, in the III series.
* MonsterOfTheWeek
* MerchandiseDriven
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rlyLUCO_6s B-Darons in general]], but ESPECIALLY Rui-Rui, who outright gives people CutenessProximity reactions in the third episode of the anime, where the ''IV'' arc actually starts. [[spoiler:And then gets dumped by some high school girls when an ''even cuter'' B-Daron shows up.]]
* TheProfessor: Doctor Graybon.
* PungeonMaster: Kiirobon, though everybody finds each of his puns an IncrediblyLamePun.
* TerribleTrio: The Three Devil Musketeers Akumanto, Dokudandy and Gestra (''V'' series).
* VerbalTic: In the V series, Akumanto ends all his sentences with "manto"
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Series III was about Prince Shirobon, who found his father was possessed by an evil spirit and had created the evil NolArc empire, so he joins the Nereid rebel army. A failed attempt of Dr Graybon to send a secret weapon, the Planet Energy Circuit, ends transmitting the planet energy on Shirobon, rebellion members Akabon and Aobon, space cabbie Kiirobon and three other bombers they must find to complete the circuit and defeat the empire.
Series IV is about Shirobon, who has the dream of flight. He meets Dr Graybon and his grandson Aobon, who have come to the town in order to stop evil beings who will soon to be freed from their imprisonment. They are also joined by Kiirobon and Akabon, and Shirobon gets a mecha that allows him to fly.
Series V is about cops Shirobon and Aobon, who rescue Princess Akabon and make her join them. Their mission is to stop the evil Devilvader from getting powerful jewels called Crysmonds, that are scattered in time. King Vader, the Devilvader leader, gives to the Three Devil Musketeers Akumanto, Dokudandy and Gestra the mission to retrieve the Crysmonds. There's aso a delivery guy, Kiirobon, who wants to join Shirobon's team, to no avail.
While the characters are cosmetically Bombermen, that's about the only link to the actual ''Bomberman'' franchise. ''Bakugaiden'' shares far less other aspects with the games than the later ''Anime/BombermanJetters'', to the point of the CartoonBomb being eschewed in favor of energy blasts from the blue marbles in their bodies!
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!!This anime provides examples of:
* TheAnimeOfTheGame: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]], perhaps? The show is only very loosely based on the games, whereas there was a SuperFamicom puzzle game, ''VideoGame/BombermanBDaman'', though the game does not have the plot of the manga/anime either.
* CampGay: Dokudandy from the ''V'' series.
* EverythingsBetterWithPrincesses: Akabon is a princess in the ''V'' series.
* FiveManBand:
** TheHero: Shirobon
** TheSmartGuy: Aobon
** TheChick: Akabon
** TheLancer: Kiirobon. Not exactly a second-in-command, but he was the one who disagreed the most.
* GenerationXerox: The anime shows the ''III'' series as something that happened a long time ago in the ''IV'' series universe, which means that each of the ensemble had an identical (both appearance and personality) counterpart in the other era.
* HumongousMecha: LOTS.
* LukeIAmYourFather: [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] as "Son, I am the BigBad", referring to Shirobon's father, King Goldenbon, in the III series.
* MonsterOfTheWeek
* MerchandiseDriven
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rlyLUCO_6s B-Darons in general]], but ESPECIALLY Rui-Rui, who outright gives people CutenessProximity reactions in the third episode of the anime, where the ''IV'' arc actually starts. [[spoiler:And then gets dumped by some high school girls when an ''even cuter'' B-Daron shows up.]]
* TheProfessor: Doctor Graybon.
* PungeonMaster: Kiirobon, though everybody finds each of his puns an IncrediblyLamePun.
* TerribleTrio: The Three Devil Musketeers Akumanto, Dokudandy and Gestra (''V'' series).
* VerbalTic: In the V series, Akumanto ends all his sentences with "manto"
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