History Manga / BakusouKyoudaiLetsAndGo

** Jun Sagami is infamous for being a {{lolicon}} bait.

* AdultsAreUseless: Zigzagged. Fighter, Dr. Tsuchiya, and other shown parents are very competent and outspoken about how Mini 4WD racing hobbying invoke children's creativity and social interactions. However, the rest of them seem to be either unaware or perfectly okay with their children breaking rules, playing with weapons, roleplaying gangsters, and destroy other people's properties for ''fun''.

* CallingYourAttacks: ''MAGNUUUM TORNAAAAAADOOO!''

* CrapsaccharineWorld: What happens when the typical toy combat tropes are viewed as invading forces that get deconstructed.

* CoolOldGuy: Tetshin-sensei

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Go

* MidSeasonUpgrade: So many. Considering the company trying to sell their products, it's understandable.
* MsFanService: Marina, given her choice of clothing and her {{Woobie}} personality.

* TroubledButCute: J
* {{Tomboy}}: Jun, Minami

* ElaborateUndergroundBase: Dr. Ogami's laboratory is located around a volcano; the lava pit is used to discard rejected cars [[spoiler:and where the original Sabers were destroyed]].

The final season, ''MAX'', follows Gouki Ichimonji, a student of Borzoi racing school, where for the students, mini 4WD racing is to battle and destroy each other. Gouki gets sacked for not using his machine, Max Breaker, for battle racing. Gouki leaves the school and his younger brother Retsuya behind and stays with his uncle. In Gouki's racing career as, he meets Marina, a mysterious and serious girl who owns a vicious racing machine, Fire Stinger. The story follows the journey of Gouki, Retsuya, Marina to have a triumph over Borzoi academy and their immoral ways of racing.

* CarFu: Most cars made by Ogami and Borzoi academy. Diospada also has knives hidden in its front body. During the start of the series, Futoshi Kurosawa's Black Saber also have a roller that could cut tires of opponent cars.

** Kai Okita in the second season.

* [[CombatCommentator Racing Commentator]]: Fighter, and Dr. Tsuchiya for racing analysis. Sometimes Ogami also analyzes the racing too.

* PlayingWithFire: Fire/Phoenix Stinger

* DarkerAndEdgier: Flashback chapters (so far 3 and 4) of ''Return Racers''. The new antagonist for the series, Crusher Jiro and his army, went for a heavy metal look with lots of skulls and spikes, to the point they crucified the Ogami trio.

'''''Bakusō Kyōdai Let's & Go!!''''' (The Racing Brothers! Let's & Go!!) is a 1994 manga and anime series produced by Tetsuhiro Koshita in order to promote Tamiya's mini 4WD toyline. A SpiritualSuccessor of ''Manga/DashYonkuro''. It did not get an export to America or being very well known compared to other series, but ''Let's & Go!!'' was a responsible for mini-4WD trend in several contries in Europe and Asia, including Indonesia, Philippines, Italy, China, and Thailand. The story lasts four seasons: ''Let's & Go!'', ''WGP'', and ''MAX'', which is a sequel to the second season featuring new protagonists and story, and ''Return Racers!'', which returned the protagonists to Seiba brothers, but in their twenties/thirties. ''Bakusō Kyōdai Let's & Go!!'' remains a CultClassic for many people.

* AdultsAreUseless: Zigzagged. Fighter, Dr. Tsuchiya, and other shown parents are very competent and outspoken about how Mini-4WD racing hobbying invoke children's creativity and social interactions. However, the rest of them seem to be either unaware or perfectly okay with their children breaking rules, playing with weapons, roleplaying gangsters, and destroy other people's propeties for ''fun''.

* [[CallMyName Call Your Car's Name]]: UpToEleven with Go.

* CrapsaccharineWorld: What happens when the typical toy combat tropes are viewed as invading forces that get decontructed.

** The advanced GP Chip planted within [[TheMovie Gun Bluster XTO]] has a mind of its own. The car goes berserk and runs away from Reon as it gets frustrated when Team XTO Revolvers is being disbanded.
* FunWithAcronyms: TRF Victorys - '''T'''suchiya '''R'''acing '''F'''actory Victorys. In real life, [=TRF=] is also the abbreviation for Tamiya's radio control racing team, although they also released Mini 4WD kits with TRF name in it, usually modified from the original (Cyclone and Beat Magnum, as well Max Breaker).

* NationalStereotypes: ''WGP'' is on par with ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' when it comes to stereotyping foreigners, especially since the Japanese seem to be the only people to have any significant variety among themselves.

* [[CombatCommentator Racing Commentator]]: Fighter, and Prof. Tsuchiya for racing analysis.

* SeriousBusiness: Ogami definately wants this to happen in the racing society, but the heroes are rejecting the idea, and they won't mind spending time racing for ''[[SubvertedTrope fun]]'' in the filler episodes.

* SuperPrototype: The Sabers, V Machines, and Proto Saber JB.

* UnderdogsNeverLose: Played with in ''WGP''. TRF Victorys doesn't win everything, but whenever a team member has a personal problem and runs dead last in a race, it's very likely that he will be the one who wins the race or at least help the team winning it. [[MidSeasonUpgrade Unless he needs an upgrade badly.]]

* AwesomeButImpractical: Cyclone Magnum, as it requires a running time to build up downforce and speed. It gets better.

* ButtMonkey: Tokichi. The catch is, he actually ''looks and sounds'' like a monkey.

* DefeatMeansFriendship

* DubNameChange: In the Philippines and Italian dubs. The Indonesian one simply changes the titles of Tsuchiya and Ogami from doctors to professors.

* HeelFaceTurn: J, Kurosawa, Retsuya.

* IdiotHero: Go and Gouki.

* TerribleTrio: Prof. Ogami's students; Kai (super ego), Gen (id), and Rei (ego)

A new manga series, ''Return Racers'', began publication in 2014 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the series; it returns to the Seiba brothers, but set twenty years after the original series, where Go had became a professional Formula racecar driver, passing the baton of his Mini 4WD career to his son Tsubasa, while Retsu, who now works on a space probe, having studied overseas on the suggestion of Dr. Tsuchiya, recalls his last race with Go, as well as facing a new menace that could destroy and reassemble cars at will in process.

* SpotlightStealingSquad: Go, the story starts off with the sibling being equally focused, but after Go has created his Cyclone Magnum, he pretty much steals half of the show.

* TerribleTrio: Prof. Ohgami's students; Kai (super ego), Gen (id), and Rei (ego)

* {{Unobtainium}}: ZMC, a lightweight yet durable ceramic-like material, used in Ryo's Neo Tridagger ZMC; it was originally used in Shining Scorpion, and Ogami chases after it to strengthen Rei Hijikata's car, Ray Stinger.

* FunWithAcronyms: TRF Victorys - '''T'''suchiya '''R'''acing '''F'''actory Victorys.

* [[EmpathicWeapon Empathic Racing Cars]]: They certainly don't communicate, but while the GP Chip handwaves the trope in the second season, the cars do act according to their owners.
** The advanced GP Chip planted within [[TheMovie Gun Bluster XTO]] has a mind of its own. The car goes berserk and runs away from Reon as it gets frustrated when Team XTO Revolvers is being disbanded.

* NationalStereotypes: ''WGP'' is on par with ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' when it comes to stereotyping foreigners, especially since the Japaneses seem to be the only people to have any significant variety among themselves.

* UnderdogsNeverLose, played with in ''WGP''. TRF Victorys doesn't win everything, but whenever a team member has a personal problem and runs dead last in a race, it's very likely that he will be the one who wins the race or at least help the team winning it. [[MidSeasonUpgrade Unless he needs an upgrade badly.]]

* CombiningMecha: Phantom Blade and Vice Intruder can merge together in ''MAX'', which [[YourSizeMayVary somehow also enlarges them.]]

* RollerbladeGood: In ''WGP'', most characters glide on Rollar skates instead of running.
* SeriousBusiness: Ohgami definately wants this to happen in the racing society, but the heroes are rejecting the idea, and they won't mind spending time racing for ''[[SubvertedTrope fun]]'' in the filler episodes.
* SiblingRivalry
* SiblingYinYang
* SpannerInTheWorks: Chiko, messing up her brother's plans ''twice'', with the second time being a serious matter [[spoiler:as Kai's trying to take over Mikuni game center.)]]
* StalkerWithACrush: Chiko, on Retsu.

* SpotlightStealingSquad: Go, the story starts off with the sibling being equally focused, but after Go has created his Cyclone Magnum, he pretty much steals half of the show.

* WidgetSeries: Some filler episodes are plain weird, like episode 22 of ''WGP'', where teachers and students race their minicars around the town [[ItMakesSenseInContext tying bowls of soup and dried squid on their cars while avoiding cats and landmines.]]
* VillainProtagonist: Retsuya, before his HeelFaceTurn.

'''''Bakusō Kyōdai Let's & Go!!''''' (The Racing Brothers! Let's & Go!!) is a 1991 manga and anime series produced by Tetsuhiro Koshita in order to promote Tamiya's mini 4WD toyline. A SpiritualSuccessor of ''Manga/DashYonkuro''. It did not get an export to America or being very well known compared to other series, but ''Let's & Go!!'' was a responsible for mini-4WD trend in several contries in Europe and Asia, including Indonesia, Philippines, Italy, China, and Thailand. The story lasts four seasons: ''Let's & Go!'', ''WGP'', and ''MAX'', which is a sequel to the second season featuring new protagonists and story, and ''Return Racers!'', which returned the protagonists to Seiba brothers, but in their twenties/thirties. ''Bakusō Kyōdai Let's & Go!!'' remains a CultClassic for many people.

* BloodSplatteredInnocents: Not blood, but battery lead. This happens when [[spoiler: Carlo's Dio-Sparda illegally destroys Brett's Buck Blader during a race, with Go witnessing the deed.]]

* DubNameChange: In the Philippines and Italian dubs.

A new manga series, ''Return Racers'', began publication in 2014 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the series; it returns to the Seiba brothers, but set twenty years after the original series.

* DubNameChange: Philipines and Italian dubs

* HeelFaceTurn: J, Kurosawa, Retsuya

'''''Bakusō Kyōdai Let's & Go!!''''' (The Racing Brothers! Let's & Go!!) is a 1991 manga and anime series produced by Tetsuhiro Koshita in order to promote Tamiya's mini 4WD toyline. A SpiritualSuccessor of ''Manga/DashYonkuro''. It did not get an export to America or being very well known compared to other series, but ''Let's & Go!!'' was a responsible for mini-4WD trend in several contries in Europe and Asia, including Indonesia, Philippines, Italy, China, and Thailand. The story lasts three seasons: ''Let's & Go!'', ''WGP'', and ''MAX'', which is a sequel to the second season featuring new protagonists and story. ''Bakusō Kyōdai Let's & Go!!'' remains a CultClassic for many people.

The stories follows the mini-4WD racer siblings, Retsu and Go Seiba, [[RedOniBlueOni who are different as day and night]], receive a couple of [[SuperPrototype prototype racing machines]], ''Sonic Saber'' and ''Magnum Saber'', by the mini-4WD recearcher Professor Tsuchiya, under a condition that they will enter and win a series of mini-4WD national competition, but things appear to get worse when Prof. Tsuchiya's rival, Prof. Ohgami, a researcher who believe in the idea that racing is to destroy other cars. He send his representatives to bring chaos into 4WD racing society by turning them into battle races. Retsu and Go, along with friends and rivals they meet along their racing careers, struggle against the new trend of vicious racing to prove that the true mini-4WD racing should be the way it used to be.

* CarFu: Most cars made by Ogami and Borzoi academy. Diospada also has knives hidden in its front body.
* ChaseScene: The whole ''Bousou Mini Yonku Daitsuiseki'' is one big chase scene, with the cast trying to stop the berserk Gun Bluster XTO from running away.

** Kai Okita in the second season

* NationalStereotypes: ''WGP'' is on par with ''GGundam'' when it comes to stereotyping foreigners, especially since the Japaneses seem to be the only people to have any significant variety amoung themselves.

The stories follows the mini-4WD racer siblings, Retsu and Go Seiba, [[RedOniBlueOni who are different as day and night]] receive a couple of [[SuperPrototype prototype racing machines]], ''Sonic Saber'' and ''Magnum Saber'', by the mini-4WD recearcher Professor Tsuchiya, under a condition that they will enter and win a series of mini-4WD national competition, but things appear to get worse when Prof. Tsuchiya's rival, Prof. Ohgami, a researcher who believe in the idea that racing is to destroy other cars. He send his representatives to bring chaos into 4WD racing society by turning them into battle races. Retsu and Go, along with friends and rivals they meet along their racing careers, struggle against the new trend of vicious racing to prove that the true mini-4WD racing should be the way it used to be.

* CrapsaccharineWorld: Kids are actively encouraged into a BloodSport. While [[MoralDissonance it's just toys and every other anime play similar toy combat trope as something normal]], the anime shows that, except for for a few people, [[AdultsAreUseless the officials simply don't care]] [[DeconstructedTrope and the hobby is ruined for other children.]]

* MoodWhiplash: Many angsty moments are cutted short and turned into something funny when the angsters accidentally mess themselves up.

* CrapsaccharineWorld: Kids are actively influenced into BloodSport. While [[MoralDissonance it's just toys and every other anime play similar toy combat trope as something normal]], the anime shows that, except for for a few people, [[AdultsAreUseless the officials simply don't care]] [[DeconstructedTrope and the hobby is ruined for other children.]]

* CrapsaccharineWorld: Kids are actively influenced into BloodSport. While [[MoralDissonance it's just toys and every other anime play similar toy combat trope as something normal]], the anime shows that, except for for a few people, [[AdultsAreUseless the adults simply don't care]] [[DeconstructedTrope and the hobby is ruined for other children.]]

* CrapsaccharineWorld: Kids are actively influenced into BloodSport. While [[MoralDissonance it's just toys and every other anime play similar toy combat trope as something normal]], the anime shows that, except for for a few people, [[UselessAdult the adults simply don't care]] [[DeconstructedTrope and the hobby is ruined for other children.]]

* CrapsaccharineWorld

* AdultsAreUseless: Zigzagged. Fighter, Dr. Tsuchiya, and other shown parents are very competent and outspoken about how Mini4wd hobbying invoke children's creativity and social interactions. However, the rest of them seem to be either unaware or perfectly okay with their children breaking rules, playing with weapons, roleplaying gangsters, and destroy other people's propeties for ''fun''.

* SuperPrototype: The Sabers, V Machines, Protosaber JB

'''''Bakusō Kyōdai Let's & Go!!''''' (The Racing Brothers! Let's & Go!!) is a 1991 manga and anime series produced by Tetsuhiro Koshita in order to promote Tamiya's mini 4wd toyline. A SpiritualSuccessor of ''Manga/DashYonkuro''. It did not get an export to America or being very well known compared to other series, but ''Let's & Go!!'' was a responsible for mini 4wd trend in several contries in Europe and Asia, including Indonesia, Philippine, Italy, China, and Thailand. The story lasts three seasons: ''Let's & Go!'', ''WGP'', and ''MAX'', which is a sequel to the second season featuring new protagonists and story. ''Bakusō Kyōdai Let's & Go!!'' remains a CultClassic for many people.

The stories follows the mini-4wd racer siblings, Retsu and Go Seiba, [[RedOniBlueOni who are different as day and night]] receive a couple of [[SuperPrototype prototype racing machines]], ''Sonic Saber'' and ''Magnum Saber'', by the mini 4wd recearcher Professor Tsuchiya, under a condition that they will enter and win a series of mini-4wd national competition, but things appear to get worse when Prof. Tsuchiya's rival, Prof. Ohgami, a researcher who believe in the idea that racing is to destroy other cars. He send his representatives to bring chaos into 4wd racing society by turning them into battle races. Retsu and Go, along with friends and rivals they meet along their racing careers, struggle against the new trend of vicious racing to prove that the true mini-4wd racing should be the way it used to be.

The second season, ''WGP'', is a direct sequel where The Seiba siblings and their friends are elected into a first international mini-4wd granprix in Japan. The Japan's reprentative, the TRF Victorys, led by Retsu Seiba, enter the granprix and meet many racers from around the world.

The final season, ''MAX'', follows Gouki Ichimonji, a student of Borzoi racing school, where for the students, mini 4wd racing is to battle and destroy each other. Gouki gets sacked for not using his machine, Max Breaker, for battle racing. Gouki leaves the school and his younger brother Retsuya behind and stays with his uncle. In Gouki's racing career as, he meets Marina, a mysterious and serious girl who owns a vicious racing machine, Fire Stinger. The story follows the journey of Gouki, Retsuya, Marina to have a triumph over Borzoi academy and their immoral ways of racing.

* RollerbladeGood: In ''WGP'', most characters glide on Rollar skates to keep up with their cars.