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The final season has arrived...

YAAAAAAAAS ATHENA AND MAGNUS ARE IN THE OPENING TEAM SHOT NOW (please be permanent)

Oh dear, what now?

kinda cute ngl

The gate is glitchy

Athena still hanging out with them. Wonder how the school's doing now that Faustus' a Bakugan.

This is the first time she visits Auropolis.

Oh dear, the gates are fragile bc of everything the Gate Crushers, Viloch, Wrath and what else happened. I hate that they're getting what they want.

The power of Nova? Isn't that just Japanese Pyrus?

These guys are called the Swarm? Somebody call Ben Tennyson to deal with this.

So this is the Nova Reflector. I'll say, the Gate to Vestroia looked more like a reflector than that. It can unite hearts (wait is Dan gonna pull a Faustus) and reappeared due to the planets splitting.

....uhm.

It's pulling away.

SHIT

NOOOOOOOOO

New evolution!

sorry wha

big mood Dan

A few hours on Vestroia became a week on Earth?! Okay, time dilatation has officially gone off. Dan's also been dethroned.

Magnus replaced him.

Is this our new baddie? He looks like Drago's monochrome grandfather. Also is he the Swarm's dad?

Kinda makes me think of Helios and Razenoid.

[iee-kee]

[morallygreyvigilante]

I still find it funny how all the "final boss" brawlers were all either aligned with the pyrus or darkus attributes.

Battle Brawlers:

Masquerade & Hydranoid - Darkus

I guess Naga is an exception to that since he wasn't technically aligned with any of the core attributes but his Silent Naga variant seems to lean more towards darkus than any of the other attributes.

New Vestroia:

Spectra & Helios - Pyrus

King Zenoheld & Farbros - Pyrus

Honorable mention to Prince Hydron who was a subterra brawler. However while he was technically one of the main antagonists of the first half of the season, he wasn't actually a brawler until the second half, at which point Zenoheld had already been established as the "final boss".

Additionally, Spectra & Helios switch attribute alignment during a later season but since the switch is to the darkus attribute (and at that point in the series they're no longer enemies) so they're still eligible for this list.

Gundalian Invaders:

Ren Krawler & Linehalt - Darkus

Barodius & Dharak - Darkus

Mechtanium Surge:

Mag Mel & Razenoid - Darkus

Betadron - Darkus

I didn't list Wiseman because he uses all of the Nonet Bakugan which means he wasn't just restricted to one attribute.

There wasn't really any point to this, just a funny little detail. It would've been interesting to see some other attribute as the "final boss" brawler & bakugan duo but I'm fairly happy with the ones we did get.

[clairaquos]

So... We have an old masked man who is after a door and its key that are held by a teenager. After a battle, the masked man got the door. However, the teenager still has the key but isn't able to get back to their mom again for a while due to being stuck in an other dimension...

Did I just resume a part of "Bakugan Mecthanium surge" or a part of "The owl house"?

[iee-kee2]

[senotsuri]

The rest of my Creachures, badly drawn as usual +Trap bakugan!

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[punkcherries]

i was rummaging thru drawers lookin for a pet brush cus shedding and i found some old shit i forgot abt

[marukrawler]

On my part, I'm really genuinely curious as to why all my friends seem to be smitten by anudan, I've watched the fourth season of bakugan while being a kid but it didn't leave a big impression because I was left confused due to it being divided in two and due to the second half not having any new characters of the first half, so I'm actually pretty interest as to why so many people seem to ship both shunsellon (which you already explained) and anudan...

All your friends, huh 👁👁

But yeah, I guess i could explain why I find AnuDan pretty interesting 👉👈

Their rivalry is very intriguing! It’s not fueled by Dan needing to stop Anubias from destroying the world and initially, it’s just limited to Interspace matches and tournaments (and even later on, it’s pretty clear that Anubias isn’t doing Mag Mel’s bidding unless he absolutely has to.) So it feels to me like Anubias is Dan’s first real rival and not an obstacle who stands in Dan’s way as he fights to save the world (like Masquerade and Spectra.)

And because this is the case, Anubias and Dan can interact without it being strange and Dan can lose to Anubias without getting something of importance taken from him (Drago.)

The third episode of season 4 is even called “rival” in the Japanese version, which showcases a bit more of the dynamic between Dan and Anubias.

Similarly to the relationship between Shun and Sellon, Anubias respects Dan a lot because they’re similar. They’re strong and hot-blooded Battlers, always in search of a good fight. After watching episode 3, I was pretty interested in seeing where they’d take this thing between Dan and Anubias.

I loved seeing Anubias kind of encourage Dan when he was feeling down? It made for some great scenes and what Anubias said most of the time was pretty solid.

Anubias was also pretty obsessed with Dan and I think that’s super funny too lol. I don’t think you’ll find a single scene where Anubias isn’t talking or thinking about Dan?? Especially during those 9-10 episodes where Dan was missing and Anubias got SO depressed lmao

His team mentioned how Dan didn’t seem to be participating in a tournament and Anubias just walked away all depressed and didn’t participate either LMAOO this loser is so heartbroken.

It got to a point where in S4EP15, Anubias could even sense Dan’s presence and know Dan was approaching before anyone else (and before the dimensional gate had even opened lolol)

Another thing I find curious is the scar/mark Anubias receives after his first (real) loss to Dan in New Vestroia. I don’t really know what it means (other than, I guess, symbolizing his first defeat to Dan since they keep showing flashbacks of that fight) or why it’s was necessary to include but I like it. I just wish they did more with it lol.

Also. There’s this in S4EP22.

Anubias: I was born to fight. That’s why I’ll put everything on the line to beat you! For I am who I am!

Dan: I feel strange. Anubias...When I’m fighting you, I get even stronger. I can reach even greater heights!

You can’t tell me that’s not gay as hell LMAO there’s even the same reverb effect on their thoughts like with Drago and Wavern (also this is the season where Drago and Wavern see each other again and are able to communicate properly so that’s a nice coincidence.)

Anubias got absorbed by Mag Mel before Dan and him could finish the passionate battle Anubias always wanted their battle and it was so sad.

During the final battle of the season, when Mag Mel talks about how him and Razenoid are fueled by the accumulated energy from Dan and Drago’s Bakugan battles and the feelings from said battles, Dan thinks back to his last fight with Anubias and is angered by how Mag Mel is using those feelings for the sake of evil.

So yeah, AnuDan is here and it’s great 👁👁 Unfortunately, nobody really talks about it but considering that it takes place in MS1, that’s to be expected (despite the fact that MS1 is a lot better than most people give it credit for.)

Nevertheless, I like Anubias a lot and the relationship he had with Dan. It felt very different and fresh compared to his other “rivals”, and it contributed to my overall enjoyment of MS1. 

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razenoid bakugan toy likers rise the fuck up!!

[lacependragon]

Cauterize Your Heart, a Bakugan Mechtanium Surge (Part 1) Rewrite/Alternate Take

It’s been over a year since the Bakugan Battle Brawlers and the Castle Knights brought peace to Gundalia and Neathia. The war is over, everyone has gone home, and the newly built up mega Bakugan Interspace has begun its biggest Grand Prix yet.

So, why can’t Dan focus on battling instead of on his nightmares?

He doesn’t remember exactly when they started, but he knows they’re getting worse. Waking up sweaty, shaky, and panicked isn’t easy to hide, especially as they move from once to week to almost every night.

Genocidal war lords, evil kings, and corrupted Bakugan are one thing to fight, but his own head? That’s not something he can just punch his way through. He can’t fight back and the fear is threatening to drown him. He can’t do this alone anymore. He needs his friends, his parents, and he needs Shun, even if he’s scared of how fast his heart beats around him these days.

How’s a hero supposed to ask for help? He’s supposed to be invincible. He’s supposed to always get back up.

So, what happens when he can’t?

An alternate timeline for the first half of Mechtanium Surge, wherein the villain isn’t a man behind a mask or a monster in the shadows, but instead the trauma that Dan never processed.

Main Ship will be Dan/Shun, other ships that are possible but not yet finalized include Julie/Jake (She deserves a cute himbo to love her), Runo/Alice (I know Alice is gonna be here, dunno about Runo), maybe a little Marucho/Ren, maybe. We’ll see. Keith/Gus will be a thing, but the prevalence will depend on other factors as I go.

Things to Note:

Yes the title is cheesy as hell and I love it to bits

Fic will be Rated T and contain my usual mix of mild innuendo, coarse language, and various traumas.

I am very ride or die for Shun/Dan. I have many feelings about their friendship and romance and everything about their dynamic. I’ve shipped these boys since season 1 when I was a wee baby.

Julie, Jake, Ren, and Alice will all be returning to supporting roles. I haven’t decided on Runo yet.

Rafe and Page will be joining the cast, like they did in this arc.

There is no Mag Mel and no Razenoid.

Yes Mechtogan are still a thing.

Anubias and Sellon are ex-POWs who came to Interspace to battle. They will have full arcs. Anubias will be a gay disaster. He may end up dating Ben. We will see.

Shun’s hair is longer than in canon (think is MS2 arc hair, maybe a little longer than that). Yes it is important to me that you know this.

Everyone is queer to some extent. That is how I roll.

So yeah! There ya go folks. I am in the midst of outlining and rewatching (not that I need to, I’ve seen this arc 50 times, it’s my favourite season) and writing. I am hoping to post the first chapter soon.

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Aquilia, the underwater realm of Aquos.

...wait a damn minute

THOSE SLEEPING BAKUGANS ARE THEIR BAKUGANS

This is the Sanctuary of Regeneration.

Viloch's the reason why Bakugans have been disappearing and the Drome stopped working.

Time to look for Aquilia's relic, with Sharktar and Drago's relic guiding them.

NOT AGAIN

Magnus, pls don't use the same trick.

Un(?)fortunately, he went crazy instead. Check if Razenoid is nearby, first. Shun's also finally gotten over his fear of swimming.

Dan's in a pinch and if he doesn't show up in seconds, he'll be disqualified.

His suit has been breached. He managed to figure out how to get the relic, and Shun could likely give him his suit, but his mission is timed if he doesn't "return from the bathroom" sooner.

He made it in time. Crystal Blue comments those bathrooms had to be very far.

She refuses to make Apophix go Ultimate and uses only one GeoCore to avoid harming him.

Here's Swarmer!

Another victory for the ABs!

[iee-kee]

Im curious abt who ur fave characters r in bakugan, from each season

tigrerra preyas drago gorem julie runo marucho joe masq alice wavern julio

elfin ingram percival mylene shadow lync volt baron ace mira bronties spectra

zenet kazarina nurzak sid linus aranaut lumagrowl jesse plitheon ren linehalt

dylan razenoid chris soon anubais sellon jack ben tristar boulderon gunz coredegon

[morallygreyvigilante]

As some of you may already know, I’ve been a fan of Bakugan for a long time now. It was the very first anime series that I ever watched and is easily among the top 3 shows I enjoyed watching as a kid. As such, while I will admit that the show had some obvious flaws and one or two flimsy plot devices, it can be difficult for me to find anything to actively criticize about it.

One thing I have heard a few people mention in relation to the flimsy plot devices is the sheer number of times Drago evolved over the course of the series which is something I wanted to talk about, not necessarily just about Drago, but the evolution mechanic as a whole.

I don’t really have a structure for this so sorry if it’s a bit of a mess, but anyway...

Before I get into the in-universe mechanics of the whole evolution thing I wanted to start with the boring production side of things. Bakugan was (and still is with the release of the reboot, which I won’t be discussing) a merchandise-driven show. Since the show itself is aimed at younger audiences, this is to be expected, kids like toys and the Bakugan in the show were perfect to base toys off (or to advertise them, depending on how you want to view it).

So, what do you do if you want to base most (if not all) of the merchandising on creatures like the Bakugan? You create a load of them, and one good way of doing that is to use an evolution mechanic since it allows for variety without having to design another creature from scratch. And, since Drago is the main non-human character in the series, it makes sense that he would be merchandised (and, by extension, evolved) the most.

Right, with that out of the way, I can focus on the fun part. How does the evolution mechanic in the series actually work?

I have this show all the way through at least 5 times, however it has been a while since I last sat down to watch it so some parts of this might not be entirely accurate. But I’m confident enough with what I remember that most of this should line up.

Now, I should probably mention the Bakugan I will be discussing in this post. I will be talking about the Bakugan that were partnered with the original Battle Brawlers (with a particular focus on Preyas and Drago), the Resistance Bakugan as a collective, Dharak, and Helios. I won’t be discussing the mechanical Bakugan since they had no evolution process to speak of.

The various Bakugan who have served as part of the main cast over the course of the series have evolved in multiple different ways, either through (what I’m assuming to be) a natural process, or through outside interference.

In season 1, only 1 Bakugan evolved via what I assume to be the natural way, that being Drago. I won’t be discussing Drago too much at this stage since I want to talk about his evolutions as part of their own section, but from what I remember, his first evolution was - arguably - the only time Drago actually evolved without outside interference with the intention of triggering one.

Other Bakugan in season 1 evolved only after they had visited the Doom Dimension. Their evolutions were triggered by the six ancient warriors of Vestroia, after the Bakugan (and their brawling partners) had overcome certain trials that had been designed for them. Could it have been possible for them to evolve without the trials? Yes, considering Drago had managed an evolution of his own before then. Could they have evolved more times? Potentially, the evolution process was never really explained in depth so it’s unclear as to whether there actually is a limit to how many times a Bakugan can evolve.

One Bakugan evolution in season 1 that I found particularly interesting was Preyas. From what we’ve seen over the course of the show, when a Bakugan evolves, their appearance changes to match the boost in power. Preyas, however, did not. Instead, when Preyas evolved he retained his original appearance (though I can’t remember whether or not his power level changed) and instead duplicated into Preyas Angelo/Diablo. This raises some questions about his evolution process in particular. Would it be possible for Preyas to evolve a second time? Or would it be Angelo/Diablo that continues the evolution process if that is at all possible for them? And, the question that I find the most interesting, what would a third evolution look like for Preyas?

Preyas is an attribute-changer, while his default attribute is Aquos (this seems to be a common theme with attribute-changing Bakugan, barring Nemus) he can make use of the other attributes when it is deemed necessary. As such, it isn’t surprising that Angelo and Diablo also possess an affinity for a second attribute (Haos for Angelo, and Pyrus for Diablo). Would another evolution have an affinity for even more attributes? Or would it be exactly like Angelo/Diablo, except with a different attribute affinity? Something to think about.

In season 2, the six ancient warrior Bakugan are - once again - involved in the evolution process of the resistance Bakugan. Except, instead of giving the resistance Bakugan a trial to complete, the evolutions were instead triggered by the Bakugan being given the attribute energy that warriors held in an attempt to protect it. This evolution process was not natural and it follows a similar pattern to season 1 so I won’t linger on it.

One Bakugan that I found particularly interesting in season 2 was Helios. Helios is a dragonoid Bakugan just like Drago, however that’s where the similarities end. It’s fairly obvious that despite them being the same type of Bakugan, their evolutionary chains were very different. While Helios’s heavily involved outside interference, I highly doubt it would have been similar to Drago’s regardless since, again, other than both being classed as dragonoids they aren’t the same Bakugan.

Now, Helios’s evolution process in season 2 is difficult to label as an evolution process since it was largely manufactured in a similar fashion to the mechanical Bakugan, rather than an actual evolution triggered by Helios himself or another entity such as the six ancient warriors or Code Eve (which I will discuss more later). However, both of his cyborg forms were treated as such and so they deserved a mention. The part of his evolution that I particularly wanted to talk about was his evolution into Infinity Helios during season 4. His final evolution (as far as we know anyway) is the only instance where an evolution caused a Bakugan to permanently switch attributes. Other than a brief flashback, we don’t really get to see the evolution take place, but it’s interesting that his attribute changed entirely. Attribute-changers such as Preyas only ever changed their attributes temporarily during a brawl, never for very long, and they always return to their base-attribute once the brawl has ended. This makes me wonder whether there were other Bakugan in the series who had similar evolution requirements that we never got the chance to see.

In terms of evolution, the only Bakugan of season 3 (other than Drago) that I can really talk about is Dharak. Initially, Dharak seemed to be a dragonoid Bakugan similar to Drago and Helios (though his initial four-legged stance reminds me more of Hydranoid’s original form). It is later revealed that he is a descendant of the Bakugan Dharaknoid, meaning that he is not technically a dragonoid Bakugan (depending on how you choose to view the link between Dharaknoid and Genesis Dragonoid). However, his power level was supposedly meant to be equal to Drago’s and when it wasn’t, his DNA sequence was purposefully tampered with to trigger his evolution into Phantom Dharak. There isn’t really much to be said about his evolution since he had the same appearance change and power level boost as every evolved Bakugan, but it wasn’t exactly a natural evolution.

Dharak also evolved into Razenoid after a failed attempt to absorb the power of Code Eve.

All of this brings me to the final Bakugan I wanted to discuss, Drago. As I previously mentioned, Drago is the main Bakugan of the series so it’s to be expected that he would undergo a few evolutions over the course of the series. But why exactly did he evolve so many times?

Drago’s first evolution into Delta Dragonoid was arguably the only time Drago evolved naturally. The evolution itself was alluded to a few times before it actually happened, this involved seemingly random power level surges during brawls and he was noted as being hot to the touch when in ball form at least once. Now, Drago didn’t seem aware that he was evolving until it actually happened, but the concept wasn’t one that he seemed confused by. This evolution was not influenced by by external factors which begs the question, how many times would Drago have evolved without outside interference? I don’t think we’ll ever really get an answer.

His evolution into Ultimate Dragonoid followed the same conditions as the other Battle Brawlers’ Bakugan in season 1 so I’m not going to linger on it.

Drago’s third evolution into Infinity Dragonoid was triggered only after he’d absorbed the Infinity Core. This evolution allowed him to access abilities which could typically only be used by other attributes which automatically makes it one of, if not, the strongest of his evolutions in the entire series. This isn’t entirely surprising since he was holding one of the cores that were responsible for all of Vestroia. He maintained this form when he claimed the Silent Core so the power boost he gained from that is unclear.

Neo Dragonoid (while technically being his fourth evolution) was more of a downgrade which is understandable considering it involved him being seperated from the Perfect Core and its power by extension. He was still able to occasionally tap into and use the energy stored in the core, though the true extent of how much he was able to use at any one time is unclear. He was also temporarily turned into Vexos Dragonoid during this stage however that form wasn’t technically an evolution so I’m not going to discuss it.

His fifth evolution, Cross Dragonoid followed the same conditions as the other Resistance Bakugan in season 2 so I’m not going to linger on it.

Drago evolved into Helix Dragonoid after absorbing the attribute energy stored in the Bakugan Termination System. Despite absorbing the energy of all six attributes, he remained a Pyrus Bakugan and wasn’t able to use abilities of the other attributes which seems strange.

His seventh evolution into Lumino Dragonoid was triggered when he was given The Element in an attempt to protect it from the Gundalians.

He was forced to evolve again into Blitz Dragonoid after defeating Dragonoid Colossus.

His ninth evolution into Titanium Dragonoid occured after gaining the powers of Code Eve. It was this evolution that Drago seemed to struggle with the most since Dharak had been absorbed by Code Eve before he’d been granted the power which led to him experiencing multiple issues which were only really fixed when he evolved for the tenth (and final) time. It is also this evolutionary stage where Drago starts being able to call upon a Mechtagon, though that doesn’t seem to be a specific feature of his evolution considering other Bakugan are able to do the same.

Drago evolved into Fusion Dragonoid using the power of the Gate and Key during the final battle against Mag Mel and Razenoid (formerly Barodius and Dharak).

Overall, many of Drago’s evolutions were not caused naturally. How many times would he have evolved if there had been no outside interference? It’s hard to say.

Many shows, games, etc... that use evolution mechanics typically only allow creatures to evolve twice, so I imagine the same could potentially be true here. However, we never really get in-universe confirmation that a Bakugan has reached its final evolution, sure it’s hinted at occasionally, but if there is a specified limit, it’s not one that show ever tells us.

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You're both wrong. It's this

the worst image in all of bakugan is