yuusha oh gaogaigar would have to be one of the best out of the 8 brave saga titles (and not because of the monster budget the anime had during production) as others have stated other sites are wrong about the second half being dubbed which be it the fault of the other sites or media blasters itself this is still a great title for fans of the giant mecha/hot blooded mecha anime style. picking up where the first box set left off the second half picks up the pace a bit with story and characters, but unfortunately it's slightly hard to enjoy. doing a thurough review of the anime quality and the dvd quality I've to say this, the quality of the anime is great but the quality of the DVDs are Sub standard with video and audio quality equivalent to that of an Old Vhs tape rip. the anime is hard to enjoy if your a big audio/videophile and can't stand bad quality with video and audio. though this anime did come out originally in 97 it's not excusable for poor video and audio quality especially since other anime companies have been known to digitally repair the audio and video qualities or atleast clean it up a bit on classic titles that they've re-released, main issues with audio is that the volume shifts slightly throughout each episode or stays at a constant high while the video quality stays at a constant old Vhs quality. all that aside the king of braves gaogaigar is well worth anyone's time and adding to their collection, just wait for another anniversary re-release and hope for a different company doing a better dubbing and possibly the release and dubbing of the OVA sequel yuusha oh gaogaigar final. the main reason why I push the fact of a better dubbing was due to the fact that media blasters hired voice actors/actresses from 4kids which many anime fans know don't do high quality work so actually watching the dub of the first half is rather painful if your big on dubbing with most of the characters and voice actors/actresses mismatched or stereotypically casted the fact that media blasters didn't finish the dubbing should be looked at as both a blessing and a pain in the neck. if your impatient and wish to get this anime go ahead just don't hope for a DVD replacement plan from media blasters in case of defective DVDs in which case amazon will be your best bet since media blaster's doesn't even support the idea of a DVD replacement program let alone a free DVD replacement program unlike funimation and bandai:one side note: you don't even need to be a big anime fan to tell that the voice actors are from 4kids just watch a dozen or so episodes of a 4kids dubbed anime or two then watch king of braves gaogaigar part one and you'll pick them out right away especially if you've watched the first season of pokemon and yu gi oh. all in all great title plenty of action, comedy, drama, and story but poor quality and a half @##ed job in dubbing along with audio and video quality while still worth adding to anyones anime collection