Falconeer

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Falconeer
BK CD Falconeer.jpg
Physical Game
Debut set Series 1
Available Attributes Pyrus Pyrus
Aquos Aquos
Haos Haos
Ventus Ventus
Subterra Subterra
Darkus Darkus
Anime
Attribute Pyrus Pyrus
Attribute Variations Haos Haos
Ventus Ventus
Subterra Subterra
Aquos Aquos
Power 340 Gs
Series
First appearance BAKUGAN THE BATTLE BEGINS
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Falconeer, Raptor (ラプター, Raputā?) in the Japanese version, is a humanoid falcon-like Bakugan with fast speed and attacks with feathers.

Description

Bakugan.com (outdated)

The Falconeer targets its prey from high above. This Bakugan is a bird beast with extreme clairvoyance that is capable of seeing through things regardless of distance and coverage. Most importantly, this special Bakugan can resurrect itself and right any wrongs it may have experienced. Defeating it once is simply not enough.[1]

Bakugan.com

Falconeer can fly amazingly fast, with great maneuverability targeting its prey from high above. It is a bird beast with extreme vision seeing things in the far distance. Most importantly, this special Bakugan can resurrect itself and right any wrong it may have experienced. Defeating it once is simply not enough. It resembles the Egyptian God Ra.[2]

Bakugan Official Handbook

Terror from above! This Bakugan targets its prey from the sky. Magical and mysterious, Falconeer has powerful psychic abilities that enables it to see though things, no matter how far away or what may be blocking it. If you defeat Falconeer, don't celebrate just yet. This phoenix-like creature can resurrect itself and heal any damage it may have obtained.[3]

Bakugan: Ultimate Handbook

It's not easy to defeat Falconeer. This fast-flying Bakugan can maneuver at high speed. It uses superior vision to target prey form a distance. And if you are lucky enough to bring Falconeer down-watch out! This amazing creature can resurrect itself and right any wrong it experienced during battle. Only the best brawlers can take Falconeer twice.[4]

Anime

Bakugan Battle Brawlers

Shuji's Ventus Falconeer could talk and was a tough foe, but Dan and Drago defeated it (CN ver. only).[5] Shun also had a Ventus Falconeer, but it was sent to the Doom Dimension by Masquerade, then returned.[6] Another one was shown trapped in ice.[7]

Dan had a Pyrus Falconeer. Takashi also had a Pyrus one to fight Runo and Marucho.[8]

A Haos Falconeer was seen in Runo's basket of Bakugan.[9] Another one was seen used by an unnamed brawler[10], and in the first season's introduction.

A Subterra Falconeer was seen among Klaus' wall decorations.[11]

An Aquos Falconeer was seen in the box.[12]

Bakugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia

A Ventus Falconeer was captured by a Vestal Destroyer.[13]

Ability Cards

Physical Game

Availability

28mm

Image Available G-Power Treatment Available in Notes
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  • 330 Gs
 None
  • Early Japanese version. Has cross-shaped screws and "S/S" (not "S/S/B") mark. Secondary color is bright non-metallic orange
B1 Pyrus Raptor.jpg
  • 350 Gs
  • 400 Gs
 None
  • Booster Pack (Series 1 and 2)[15]
  • Starter Pack (Series 1 and 2)
  • Battle Pack
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  • 300 Gs
 Translucent
  • Booster pack (Series 1)[16]
  • Starter pack (Series 1)

Image Available G-Power Treatment Available in Notes
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  • 280 Gs
 None
  • Early Japanese version. Has cross-shaped screws and "S/S" (not "S/S/B") mark. Secondary color is bright non-metallic medium blue
B1 Aquos Raptor.jpg
  • 250 Gs
  • 300 Gs
  • 350 Gs
  • 450 Gs
 None
  • Booster pack (Series 1 and 2)[18]
  • Starter pack (Series 1 and 2)
  • Marucho's Kit[19]
  • Latter Japanese and international version
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Pearl

Image Available G-Power Treatment Available in Notes
B1 Ventus Raptor.jpg
  • 320 Gs
 None
  • Booster pack (Series 1 and 2)[20]
  • Starter pack (Series 1 and 2)
  • Shun's Kit[21]

Image Available G-Power Treatment Available in Notes
B1 Subterra Raptor JP.jpg
  • 280 Gs
  • 300 Gs
 None
  • Early Japanese version. Has cross-shaped screws and "S/S" (not "S/S/B") mark. Primar color is brown, secondary is bright non-metallic orange
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None
  • Booster pack (Series 1 and 2)[23]
  • Starter pack (Series 1 and 2)
  • BakuClip

Image Available G-Power Treatment Available in Notes
B1 Haos Raptor.jpg
  • 310 Gs
  • 450 Gs
 None
  • International release had white plastic with bluish tint

Image Available G-Power Treatment Available in Notes
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  • 290 Gs
 None
  • Has cross-shaped screws and "S/S" (not "S/S/B") mark. Secondary color is bright non-metallic purple
B1 Darkus Raptor.jpg
  • 450 Gs
 None
  • Booster pack (Series 1 and 2)[27]
  • Starter pack (Series 1 and 2)
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  • 450 Gs
 Translucent
  • Booster pack (Series 1)[28]
  • Starter pack (Series 1)
Darkus B1 Raptor Pink.jpg
  • 370 Gs
 Translucent
  • Tournamet Prize
  • This version of Fear Ripper uses metallic pink color as secondary. It was a special bakugan that was only available as a tournament prize



North America

Trading Card Game

Image Card Name Card Type Card Series
BA288 AB strongwingsblow 45.png
 Strong Winds Blow Green Ability Card 45/48c
BA335 AB wind shutdown 44d.png
 Wind Shutdown Green Ability Card 44/48d


Video Game

Bakugan Battle Brawlers

In the Bakugan Battle Brawlers video game, it is available in all Attributes. Dan and Chan Lee have Pyrus Falconeers; Marucho and Jenny have Aquos Falconeers; Runo and Julio have Haos Falconeers; Shun, Shuji, and Komba have Ventus Falconeers; Shuji and Marduk have a Darkus Falconeer, and Billy has a Subterra Falconeer.

References

  1. ↑ Original outdated Bakugan.com description
  2. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20170707184233/http://www.bakugan.com:80/products/bakugan?page=6 Old Bakugan.com description
  3. ↑ Bakugan Official Handbook, page 50
  4. ↑ Bakugan: Ultimate Handbook, page 22
  5. ↑ Masquerade Ball
  6. ↑ Home Sweet Home
  7. ↑ A Fish Called Tayghen
  8. ↑ Fight or Flight
  9. ↑ Home Sweet Home
  10. ↑ Ground Control to Major Dan
  11. ↑ BFF Best Friends Forever
  12. ↑ Runo Rules
  13. ↑ Invasion of the Vestals
  14. ↑ http://bakucolle.com/archives/7774327.html
  15. ↑ http://bakucolle.com/archives/8179311.html
  16. ↑ http://bakucolle.com/archives/8179235.html
  17. ↑ http://bakucolle.com/archives/7796123.html
  18. ↑ http://bakucolle.com/archives/7796407.html
  19. ↑ http://bakucolle.com/archives/7796267.html
  20. ↑ http://bakucolle.com/archives/7822392.html
  21. ↑ http://bakucolle.com/archives/7822341.html
  22. ↑ http://bakucolle.com/archives/7938125.html
  23. ↑ http://bakucolle.com/archives/25003335.html
  24. ↑ http://bakucolle.com/archives/7872275.html
  25. ↑ http://bakucolle.com/archives/8179509.html
  26. ↑ http://bakucolle.com/archives/8068901.html
  27. ↑ http://bakucolle.com/archives/8068947.html
  28. ↑ https://bakucolle.com/archives/8178789.html
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Series 1
Core Bakugan
Centipoid • Dragonoid • Falconeer • Fear Ripper • Gorem • Griffon • Juggernoid • Laserman • Reaper • Robotallion • Saurus • Serpenoid • Stinglash • Tigrerra
Special Attack
Special Types Introduced
Series 2
Cycloid • Gargonoid • Hynoid • Manion • Mantris • Siege • Terrorclaw • Tuskor
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BakuSwap
Core Bakugan
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Special Types Introduced
Anime Exclusive
Centorrior • Druman • Fifth Paladin • Hairadee • Hydranoid (released in GI) • Perfect Dragonoid • Preyas Angelo (released in NV as Preyas II) • Rabeeder • Silent Naga • Tayghen • Tricloid • Ultimate Dragonoid
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