History Anime / BravePoliceJDecker

[[caption-width-right:350:[-Yes, the kid is only about ten. Take it up with his giant blue [[BigBrotherInstinct partner]] if you have a problem.-] ]]

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[[caption-width-right:300:[-Yes, the kid is only about ten. Take it up with his giant blue [[BigBrotherInstinct partner]] if you have a problem.-] ]]

* BreakingTheFourthWall: Episodes 24 and 33.

* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: Crosses regularly over with MonsterOfTheWeek or [[GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere Giant Mutant Panda From Nowhere.]]

* MachineBlood: There's an episode where [[IneffectualLoner Deckerd goes off on his own]] to find the criminals and is shot multiple times, leaking blood-like fluids even [[BloodFromTheMouth from his mouth]] and unable to get up and walk. [[IAintGotTimeToBleed He's fine]] almost immediately after [[ThePowerOfFriendship his friends show up to save him]].

* ADayInTheLimelight: Almost the whole series due to the large main cast. The episodes are chronical but can stand on their own; there is an overarching plot, but it only gets visible around the second half of the series starts. Notable examples for characters outside the main cast: commissioner Saejima and Regina, as well as [[OneShotCharacter Inspector Miura.]]

* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: The three major adult women -- Regina, Seia and Ayako -- fit into this. All three are friends of the Brave Police and have a special connection to one of the robots (be it love or friendship). While Ayako is a typical FieryRedhead, Seia (brunette) operates in a high-ranking, commanding position in the military, and Regina (blonde) is one of the most intelligent characters in the series.

* AllThereInTheManual: It exists as an official manga. Apart from data about the main characters, it had story chapters that fleshed out the characters of the Scotland Yard Brave Police who didn't have more than one or two short cameos in the show. [[spoiler: The manga also revealed that Kagero was alive, addressed in its own story.]] Unfortunately the manga is quite rare and wasn't [[NoExportForYou sold outside of Japan.]]

* {{Robosexual}}: Dumpson and [=McCrane=] have both been romantically kissed by human women, specifically Ayako and Seia, and return their crushes. One could argue, however, they are attracted by personalities rather than them being machines. There is also the fact that in Ayako's case it's merely in [[spoiler: Deckerd's dream in episode 40]] and Seia has the excuse of being possessed by an evil spirit that radicalizes desires people would otherwise act on (such as [=McCrane=] randomly shooting bikers or [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments Drill Boy playing soccer on the job]]).

* {{Robosexual}}: Dumpson and [=McCrane=] have both been romantically kissed by human women, specifically Ayako and Seia, and return their crushes. One could argue, however, they are attracted by personalities rather than them being machines. There is also the fact that in Ayako's case it's merely in [[spoiler: Deckerd's dream in episode 40]] and Seia has the excuse of being possessed by an evil spirit that radicalizes desires people would otherwise act on (such as [=McCrane=] randomly shooting bikers or [[CrowningMomentOfFunny Drill Boy playing soccer on the job]]).

* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: The three major adult woman -- Regina, Seia and Ayako -- fit into this. All three are friends of the Brave Police and have a special connection to one of the robots (be it love or friendship). While Ayako is a typical FieryRedhead, Seia (brunette) operates in a high-ranking, commanding position in the military, and Regina (blonde) is one of the most intelligent characters in the series.

** Episode 11, we have a homage to Film/{{Mothra}}.

** Episode 4, we have a toy from Series/{{Ultraman}} in the background, [[spoiler: and the mecha Black Russian ressembles [[Anime/KotetsuJeeg a robot from]] GoNagai works.]]

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* AllInTheManual: It exists as an official manga. Apart from data about the main characters, it had story chapters that fleshed out the characters of the Scotland Yard Brave Police who didn't have more than one or two short cameos in the show. [[spoiler: The manga also revealed that Kagero was alive, addressed in its own story.]] Unfortunately the manga is quite rare and wasn't [[NoExportForYou sold outside of Japan.]]

** In the same episode, some stolen jets transform into mechas, which can remind some people of [[{{Macross}} Valkyries]].

** Episode 34, name of the 2 girls hackers: [[Anime/BubblegumCrisis Bubblegum Sisters]]

** Episode 44 [[spoiler: [[Franchise/{{Terminator}} Victim]] shows the real form ]]

** Episode 6, [[spoiler:The robot of the Clowns is a combination of [[{{MobileSuitGundam}} Haro and Gyan]].]]
** Episode 11, we have a homage to {{Mothra}}.
** Episode 13 has the family name of the three robot theft brothers: [[{{Kikaider}} Kikaida]].
** Episode 21, [[{{GingaReppuBaxinger}} Motocycle]] CombiningMecha ? and his name: [[{{KyodaiKenBycrosser}} Bycross]]
** Episode 22, a robot wrestling episode with features robots that look like {{Spiderman}} and [[{{X-men}} Wolverine]] at and the end of the episode, the main cast of robots are dressed as {{Gatchaman}}, the villain of this episode is also a master of disguise, and references CutieHoney when he reveals his true identity.
** Episode 33, we have a parody to HoneyIShrunkTheKids
** Episode 34, name of the 2 girls hackers: [[{{BubblegumCrisis}} Bubblegum Sisters]]
** Episode 38, [[{{GeGeGeNoKitaro}} Several Japanese Ghosts!]]

** [[spoiler:The [[ThePiedPiperOfHamelin Hameln Project]]; the mind-control signal that affects Super-A.I.s is sent out the fortress' figurehead's mouth, evoking the image of a siren.]]

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