Oct
15
2010
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Dartaak Trap Bakugan
Oct
10
2010
Mantris Bakugan
Mantris Bakugan Features
Oct
4
2010
Piercian Trap Bakugan
Sep
22
2010
Single Headed Hydranoid
Sep
18
2010
Bakugan Glotronoid
Glotronoid is a currently new bakugan with some non-regular features from other bakugan. They have an unusually high number of scenes in the show as a more secondary bakugan. But he has only been seen battling in episode 1 and 5 of the Gundalian invaders. They are not very common, and they have the rare ability to light up when opened. However, they do not sound as others do like how Lumatroid does. He can also be seen lighting up in real mode once he activates certain abilities. He can be seen on bakugan dimensions. Glotronoid has a very thin body, and long arms and legs. He actually looks quite like a human except for his head and long neck. He has amazing agility despite its form. Power alone is extremely difficult since he was set early, but he is a very cool bakugan. I have a single glotronoid that was bought for $5.01 on ebay although you may e able to get them for less but in general it is costly due to its glowing feature. Glotronoid only comes in Subterra brown and Ventus green from what I know. However the detail (light up part) is usually a different color. If you get a sub-terra, the translucent part is red, if green, this part is clear. Luckily, he has no manual-open parts, which is very convenient.
Glotronoid is seen in a few episodes, but there is only one episode when Glotronoid does it in a battle. For example, in the first episode of Gundalian, an unknown kid used him in a very short battle with someone else. In episode 5, a girl used Glotronoid alongside another boy’s Subterra Snapzoid. We don’t know who won though. Glotronoid didn’t use abilities either, making him a mysterious and a not well researched bakugan. Overall, there is very little known about this bakugan. Currently, the episodes he is seen in are episodes 1, 2, 5, 12, and 14. Glotronoid’s natural offences are the retractable spine blades that are used in many abilities. He also has the ability to produce poisonous fog, blinding rays, and forces his opponents to fight against each other. Glotronoid cannot fight with battle gear since he has no pegs, but has the powers of one and a bakugan combined. Although it is true that Glotronoid is considered a secondary bakugan, he makes a great addition to the Gundalian army.
Glotronoid has a large wingspan due to the two translucent blades that stick out of each. The overall body is round, the head and neck stretch out and reveal a hidden red or clear strip. This is where the light source is. The head alone is very flat and un-detailed, and the neck has a curve outwards. Even though the bakugan has feet, they do not have to be opened manually, because they naturally pop out when the wings open. However, it gives trouble when closing the bakugan. Glotronoid always has a tab on his back that you need a screwdriver to open. I do know Glotronoid requires 2 of the same battery (like median size watch battery) to function properly. The G-power is often around or exactly 750, so he is very powerful. You can see most of the mechanical parts at the side. I like Glotronoid very much and strongly recommend it to everyone's collection.
Sep
1
2010
Jumping Skyress
Aug
23
2010
Avior Bakugan
Aug
23
2010
Ingram Bakugan
Aug
17
2010
Apollonir Bakugan
Apollonir is a legendary Dragonoid bakugan with 4 sets of wings and a large body. It is currently rare, and now it barely sells anymore. He is a strong bakugan, and it has many cool parts and details. Apollonir has no evolutions, and is the leader of the six soldiers of vistroia. I currently have a black and gold 800g Apollonir. The colors on the wings are awesome, and you can see the carved wing patterns inside them. I’ve seen the black, red and white colors, but sometimes they come in green and duel colored. I like Apollonir because of its unique neck and head shape; it even has a working jaw. I would also recommend it as a powerful alley in battle. Apollonir has no owner, like the other six soldiers, but has powerful abilities like burning infinity which takes 500Gs from the opp, and adds 600Gs to his. Occasionally, he activates an ability of a different attribute and is able to connect with the power of the other six legendary soldiers.
Aug
15
2010
Quake Dragonoid
Aug
11
2010
Helix Dragonoid
Aug
5
2010
Jetkor Bakugan Battle Gear
Jetkor was Used by Dan in Episode 45
Jetkor is a bit Unsteady
Jetkor is often described as unsteady, and often does fall, but the body has many features, such as the two lasers/cannons at the front of the gear. The sides have fold-in triangle wings with the dimension code on the bottom of the gear. Other common characteristics are the two freeze rays that are at both sides of the planes. To close the battlegear, flip up the bottom half of the stem, and hold it down. In order to close its wings, you’ll have to push in the lasers first. IT is relatively easier to close than most battlegear. Overall, it is light, and a good bakugan gear to have.
Deka Jetkor Video
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Jul
30
2010
Airkor Bakugan Battle Gear
Airkor Belongs to Dharak
Airkor Comes in Deluxe
Watch Airkor video review
Airkor also comes in Deka version. Here is a video review: Deka Airkor Review
Jul
28
2010
Altair Bakugan
Altair is a mechanical bakugan made by professor clay. Although, I don’t personally like buying mechanical bakugan, it is relatively strong and is worth buying. I got mine for $3.25 on eBay, and any Altair can combine with a WIRED which is another mechanical bakugan, so it makes it even more valuable if you have a Wired already. It comes mostly in white, black, or translucent of one of these, and can also be seen in bakusteel, but this is rare to find. Occasionally, you will see green and red ones. If you do find a bakusteel, BUY IT immediately. It has a few pop-out parts like the spikes at the tail and horns. The wings are rather detailed. However, they are not very special and do not have high G-powers, making them easy to defeat in combat. In fact, the highest G-power so far is only 710. It looks kind of like a bird. Altair is used by Lync, a powerful Vexos brawler. Even though it does not have many abilities, it has a better chance of winning against a weak subterra bakugan.

Altair uses only a few powerful abilities such as “spinalsaucer” which increased his g-power by 200, “thunderfire”, and a few others. He battle in episode 7, only to find out that his system was malfunctioning, stopping the battle early. (This will not happen in real life). Before this happened, Altair was winning dodging Wilda’s first attack, while Altair hit his opponent. Once Altair combined “Megasail” and “Thunderfire”, Mira used a bakugan trap, which blocked Altair’s corresponding attack. Then Altair began to malfunction.
Altair has a body similar to Wired’s. The wings have stripes in a cross back pattern. With eyes like a real mechanical bakugan, and tail used to connect with Wired. Altair’s tail looks like its neck, the wings also spread in front of the body, giving it a bird like structure. It is not really a rare bakugan, most of the time you can find it in stores, and the colors aren’t always that special. Besides the combination with Wired, it doesn’t have any other special feature. Plus, it isn’t that unique. If you have a lot of common bakugans, it is a bakugan worth getting.
Altair uses only a few powerful abilities such as “spinalsaucer” which increased his g-power by 200, “thunderfire”, and a few others. He battle in episode 7, only to find out that his system was malfunctioning, stopping the battle early. (This will not happen in real life). Before this happened, Altair was winning dodging Wilda’s first attack, while Altair hit his opponent. Once Altair combined “Megasail” and “Thunderfire”, Mira used a bakugan trap, which blocked Altair’s corresponding attack. Then Altair began to malfunction.
Altair has a body similar to Wired’s. The wings have stripes in a cross back pattern. With eyes like a real mechanical bakugan, and tail used to connect with Wired. Altair’s tail looks like its neck, the wings also spread in front of the body, giving it a bird like structure. It is not really a rare bakugan, most of the time you can find it in stores, and the colors aren’t always that special. Besides the combination with Wired, it doesn’t have any other special feature. Plus, it isn’t that unique. If you have a lot of common bakugans, it is a bakugan worth getting.
Jul
27
2010
Alpha Percival

When Percival in ball form released in battle, he can spout a pillar to defeat his opponent. This pillar is not made of fire but of a mass of dark energy. It was revealed that Percival was given to Ace by Mira when Ace decided to join the Bakugan Resistance.
A Bit about Alpha Percival Cyclone
Alpha Percival comes in special attack and core. In the special attack version, he is called Alpha Percival Cyclone (APC). Spinning, he has a better chance of knocking off another bakugan, resulting in an automatic win. It looks the same though. The core type is a normal bakugan with no special features. There is no known way to tell a APC from an Alpha Percival besides the package it comes in. Either way, though Alpha Percival is a common bakugan, and is still worth buying.
Alpha Percival Video Review
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