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Bakugan Traps, Summon Bakugan (召喚爆丸, Shokan Bakugan?) in the Japanese version, are a type of Bakugan that comes with Bakugan: New Vestroia and BakuNeon series Bakugan. Unlike previous pieces, they don't have G-Power, but there was rumors they were supposed to, instead they have Attributes. In the show, the are usually Mechanical.

Bakugan Traps are shaped differently than normal Bakugan pieces. Each Trap has at least one attribute, or a second attribute symbol hidden inside. Unlike the normal pieces, they are only played during the battle stage, after the Gate Card has been flipped up. The Trap piece must have the same Attribute as the battling piece. The battling piece then has its attribute changed to one of the attributes hidden inside the Trap piece.

For example, a Haos Dragonoid is played as the battling piece against a Ventus Falconeer. Once both pieces are standing on the Gate Card, the card is flipped and the player controlling the Dragonoid stands his/her Haos Zoack on the Gate Card. The Zoack has a Darkus attribute symbol hidden behind its arm, changing the Dragonoid to the Darkus attribute.

Like regular battling pieces, many Traps also have their own Ability Cards, like Tripod Epsilon and Dynamo

In the New Vestroia rules, you are allowed to use only one Bakugan Trap in a game (two in the "Big Game Rules"). It stays with your normal Bakugan and other than stated above, follows all of the same rules.

In the new Gundalian Invaders rules, you are allowed to play two Bakugan Traps.

Contents

List

Main article: List of Bakugan
Name Set Switch Attribute Number
Baliton Bakutrap 2
Brachium Bakutrap 1
Carlsnaut Bakutrap 1
Dark Hound Bakutrap 2
Dynamo Bakutrap 3
Falcon Fly Bakutrap 2
Fire Scorpion Bakutrap 2
Flash Falcon Fly Bakutrap
Fortress Bakutrap 2
Grafias Bakutrap 1
Grakas Hound Bakutrap 2
Hexados Bakutrap 6
Hexstar Bakutrap 2
Hylash Bakutrap 2
Legionoid Bakutrap 6
Metalfencer Bakutrap 2
Piercian Bakutrap 3
Pythantus Bakutrap 6
Scorpion Bakutrap 2
Spitarm Bakutrap 2
Spyderfencer Bakutrap 1
Triad El Condor Bakutrap 3
Triad Sphinx Bakutrap 3
Tripod Theta Bakutrap 3
Tripod Theta MK2 Bakutrap

6

Tripod Epsilon Bakutrap 3
Wired Bakutrap None
Zoack Bakutrap 1

Trap Bakugan in the Anime

Trap Bakugan first appear in Bakugan: New Vestroia. They don't talk. Unlike in the actual rules, Traps have a G-Power and generally are treated the same as normal Bakugan, the only difference being their shape and their position as "backup".

Traps do not appear in Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders. Hylash dying is most likely an excuse for him not appearing.

In the second half of Bakugan: New Vestroia every trap received a new name for no reason. These names are inconsistent with the previous half of the season and the products, but consistent within the half they are used. While there is a theory that they were given nicknames by their partners, there is proof against it for the others, as several Traps not seen in the first half have been introduced with incorrect names as well. However, on Japanese sites, the names are translated from Japanese into the incorrect names, for example, Hexstar being called Carlvelt. The nicknames/names mistakes are:

Bakugan Traps seen in the Anime

Resistance

Vexos

Trivia

  • In Arc 2 of New Vestroia, all traps were referred to by their Japanese names.
  • Traps were replaced by Battle Gear, as the more Battle Gear is used, the less Traps are. Battle Gear were replaced by BakuNano in Mechtanium Surge.
  • The traps' replacement seems to mirror the Vexos replacing their Bakugan with mechanical ones (both replace natural Bakugan with mechanical ones).
  • Zeon Hylash and Dartaak were supposed to be Traps, but were released in Gundalian Invaders instead as normal Core Bakugan.
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