Bakugan Battle Brawlers Pack

There are tons of Bakugan creatures (from Series 1,2 to B2 Bakupearls) that your adult brain can get fried just trying to remember them all. It is amazing how our little loved ones know it all and can probably beat us at a Bakugan Trivia Game.

I started playing Bakugan with kids that came into our store (yeah, I must have been bored) and actually found it fun. I also got a chance to learn from the kids. I normally play all games that we carry in the store to get a feel of the game play.

Half the games I test are usually boring however, I got kind of hooked on bakugan! The game has flaws no doubt but if you get the right collection of balls and cards there is a very nice game here. Below are some popular questions parents ask me in the store before attempting to buy bakugan.


Q: What should you look for when buying bakugans?

A: All kids want bakugan creatures that have a high G power rating (ie. 540G or 670G would be pretty powerful in gameplay). For this reason, we open up thousands of bakugans and sell them loose (so kids can get the specific G-Power rating bakugan toys they want).

When you buy sealed packs, you are unable to see what the G power is. We usually open up 10-12 Starter packs before we find a really high G-power Bakugan and that is why they are priced so expensively. Once they have been removed from the package, the bakugans are called 'LOOSE'.

If you are buying for a very young child then the G power rating might not be so important. However, don't be surprised that your 6 or 7 year old will know about the value of high G power bakugans. These kids talk among themselves and are very well educated in Bakugan.

Q: What color should I get and what are the names of these different colors?

A: You should buy the color your kid requests. Every kid has their own preferences so make sure you ask them before buying. Below are the names of the basic colors so when your child ask for 'Pryus', now you know what color you need to buy.

Don't buy random colors as I have so many parents return to buy the specific color their child wanted. It can save you a trip back to the store and headaches by just asking your child what color they want. Just concentrate on buying the colors your child likes.

You can always return the extra ones you don't need (however, that is very unlikely). Be agressive! Know the color you want and attack!!! There will be nothing left if you are unsure and plan to return later on.

Red = Pyrus
Tan = SubTerra
Blue = Aquos
Black = Darkus
Green = Ventus

Well... in case you are clueless on which colour, Bakugan Red is ever popular and most loved.

Of course, Bakugan Battle Brawlers Pack gives you a great mix of Bakugan Brawlers kids will love.

Q: What is the difference between Booster and Starter pack?

A: Booster pack consist of a single bakugan. Bakugan Starter Pack consist of 3 random colored bakugans. Each pack will come with metal card(s). Since each bakugan is sealed in their packaging, you will probably be unable to see what the G-Power rating for each creature.

Now that you got your Bakugan Battle Brawlers Pack, how do you show the kids on how to play this exciting game? Chances are you kids will be able to teach you that!! But just in case, here are the rules...

Each player starts out with 3 Bakugan and 3 cards. Only one care can be a special ability card. The youngest player starts.

Depending upon how many players are participating (2-4), determines where the cards are placed in the arena. When a Bakugan is rolled and lands on a card, it opens.



If the Bakugan does not open, the player loses a turn.

If 2 figures land on the same card, a point total is taken to count up the power value of the Bakugan + the value of the card.

The higher sum wins the card and the figure. At the end of the round, the highest total of points wins the game.

My daughter's after-school care has an Bakugan Class where children play in the afternoon. She is 7 years old but her friends who have it range from 6 to 10 years old.

This game represents a unique and revolutionary spin on the game of playing marbles. It is quite creative and superficially complex to play.

However, many children are compelled to play it all over the country.