Clothes Make the Superman: Black Brave's armor makes the user near invincible.Canon Foreigner: Loyalty Brave has been invented for the show and does not appear in the comic.

Post-Credits scene in the final episode of the show's first season has a large number of characters, dead and alive, come out like in theatre after a play ends, and Morewant thank the fans for their support of the series.Breaking the Fourth Wall: Main Brave does this to complain after the focus shifts from him to Goblin and Slime, only for Goblin to push him back.Blood Knight: The original Brave was a bloodthirsty jerk who wanted a fight and didn't care against who, it just happened to be Dragons.Though the latter doesn't care much for the role. Black Knight: Black Brave, and after his death his son, Chief Brave.Beware the Silly Ones: Morewant is silly in many ways not befit a typical Demon King, but he was a powerful Brave and his Heart of Darkness gives him a huge boost.

In the origin of Dragons the man who lead a group that released human livestock's anger and turned them into Dragons so that humans will no longer eat them was the same man whose accidental murder of their clan's elder lead to others turning to cannibalism and transforming several of their own into livestock.

Main Brave eventually realizes Braves are bad guys and joins demons as well.

The Atoner: Both Fair Brave and Dragon Slayer Brave were loyal warriors of the Brave Kingdom who had a Heel Realization and now help the demons and dragons up to becoming their leaders.

In the show, he plays a very important role in the first episode killing Morewant and pushing Fair Brave to unlock his Heart of Darkness to defeat him and, upon being defeated, committing suicide, framing Fair Brave for it and tell the whole world he is new Morewant, out of spite.

Ascended Extra: Black Brave in the comic is a figure of legend who is long dead.

Antagonist Title: Braves the series is named after are the bad guys posing as heroes.

Brave animated series fanart