Brave Animated Series
Taiwanese comic series
Brave Animated Series (Chinese: 勇者動畫系列 Pinyin: Yǒngzhě dònghuà xìliè lit. 'Brave Animation Series') is a Taiwanese comedy fantasy animated series based on the comic book series of the same name, created by Yellow Book. It is produced by Big Cat Studio in association with Aries Creative and Public Television Service.
The series is set in a RPG fantasy video game-like World, where a group of heroes who want to stop the evil forces of the Demon Kingdom, only for them to realize that they are not in the right side of justice.
The series premiered on July 4, 2021, on the Public Television Service, being delayed from its original June 13 premiere date due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, it was released on Taiwanese streaming services MyVideo and Line TV. The show previously streamed internationally on Netflix. However, in 2024, due to the contract between them and the show's producers ending, it was taken off the platform. Full episodes have since been uploaded officially on YouTube. The second season was released on August 23, 2025, on the same platform.
Brave Animated Series received positive reviews by critics, who praised its story, animation and comedy, and the first season won the Best Animated Series Award on the 57th Golden Bell Awards.
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