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Chouzetsu Rinjin: Bravoman (Arcade)

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  • Revisional Differences (Japan, Rev B and Japan, Rev C ROMS in MAME)
  • Changes in Wii Virtual Console and Arcade Archives releases, such as altered company logos and the removal of the mustache from the portrait in the final area.

Chouzetsu Rinjin: Bravoman is Namco's ridiculous side-scrolling tribute to Japanese superheroes. While the game's sequel was cancelled, it did receive a spinoff known as Pistol Daimyo no Bouken and would many years later get its own comic as part of Namco's short lived Shiftylook brand.

Unused Music#

An alternative title screen theme exists, referred to as "Steranian Title" on the game's OST.

"Steranian" is the name of a cancelled 1987 Namco arcade game, which would reemerge six years later as Sanrio World Smash Ball! on the Super Famicom after its staff, Ryoichi Okubo and Yukio Takahashi, joined Tomcat System. This song would've presumably been Steranian's title screen theme, although what it's doing here is anyone's guess. It does somewhat resemble the last part of the theme played during this game's opening prologue, though.

(Source: EmeraldoTheDragon, アーケード未発売・未稼働ゲーム大全)