Season
- Season 1 1996-02-03
- Season 0 1997-10-22
Episode
- Episode 1: The Birth of the High School Braves!
- Episode 2: The Flying City Strategy
- Episode 3: DagFire Non-Combat
- Episode 4: Destroy the Ultimate Weapon
- Episode 5: Fire Dagwon Can't Launch
- Episode 6: Game Over
- Episode 7: Sargasso's Mystery
- Episode 8: Dangerous Sleep
- Episode 9: The Great Insect Problem
- Episode 10: The Strength in My Hand
- Episode 11: 100,000 Light-Years of Revenge
- Episode 12: A New Ally
- Episode 13: The Deadly New Fire Sword
- Episode 14: A Kind-Hearted Space Beast
- Episode 15: The Runaway DagArmor
- Episode 16: DagBase's Flash
- Episode 17: Tsuyoshi the Coward & the Space Stone
- Episode 18: Maria's Ghost Extermination
- Episode 19: Dagwon No. 6
- Episode 20: Assault! DagDrill
- Episode 21: A Man's Tearful Friendship Fusion!
- Episode 22: White Feathers Dancing in the Wind
- Episode 23: The Universe Tree
- Episode 24: Its Name is GunKid
- Episode 25: The Oath's Infinite Cannon
- Episode 26: Gaku is Targeted
- Episode 27: The Day the Cat Disappeared
- Episode 28: To Sariyuku-kun
- Episode 29: The Horror of the Blue Planet
- Episode 30: 5 Minutes Before the Earth Ice Age
- Episode 31: Herculean Strength! Power Dagwon
- Episode 32: The Rumored Detectives En & Geki
- Episode 33: The School Festival that Called the Storm
- Episode 34: En, Fight in the Stratosphere
- Episode 35: The Electric Shock Entry of DagThunder
- Episode 36: Sargasso's Ruler
- Episode 37: Chase the Ghost Truck!
- Episode 38: White Wing Revival
- Episode 39: Howl, Raian!
- Episode 40: An Undesirable Showdown
- Episode 41: The Forbidden Super Union
- Episode 42: The Broken DagTector
- Episode 43: Braves Into Space
- Episode 44: Battle! DagBase
- Episode 45: The Miraculous Braves
- Episode 46: Sargasso's Great Explosion
- Episode 47: En, The Brave of Fire, Burns!
- Episode 48: To Our Future...
Brave Command Dagwon Season 1 The Miraculous Braves
Brave Command Dagwon is a Japanese anime series begun in 1996, created by Takara and Sunrise under the direction of Tomomi Mochizuki (who also did screenplay for the show) and was the seventh and penultimate entry in the Brave (Yūsha) franchise.
