A Feud Between Friends
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| Season | Bakugan Battle Brawlers |
| Episode No. | 3 |
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A Feud Between Friends is the third episode of Bakugan Battle Brawlers. It aired on April 18, 2007 in Japan and September 5, 2007 in North America.
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Plot[edit]
Masquerade meets a young Bakugan player named Rikimaru and offers him a special Bakugan, Aquos Siege. Across town, Dan Kuso begins training for his rematch against Masquerade, but he keeps having arguments with Drago and ends his training early. Their constant bickering gets them chided by Julie Makimoto during a video call with the rest of the Battle Brawlers, while Marucho Marukura and Runo Misaki deduce that Drago's last act in the brawl surpassed the power of all Dan's Ability Cards, and that was enough to end the battle prematurely. That night, Dan dreams of brawling Masquerade (whom he calls Marmalade in his sleep), and Drago decides to stick around him, in the hopes that he can help rescue Vestroia, the home of all Bakugan.
En route to challenge Masquerade, Dan runs into Rikimaru and they brawl. On the verge of winning against him, Drago decides to ignore Dan's orders knowing that they could prove fatal, and instead uses a dangerous technique to risk himself and guarantee victory. Despite their victory, Dan is angry over Drago's lack of cooperation, curses the day he ever met Drago, and throws him into the river.
Featured Brawls[edit]
Third Battle at the Park[edit]
Unnamed Brawler VS Rikimaru
Most of this brawl happens off-screen.
| Round ? | |||
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| Rikimaru | 2/3 Victories | Unnamed Kid | ?/3 Victories |
Rikimaru has  Juggernoid out, while his opponent has  Stinglash.Rikimaru activates Depth Tornado and defeats Stinglash. |
Neither Gs are known. | ||
| Rikimaru wins this round | |||
| Rikimaru | 3/3 Victories | Unnamed Kid | ?/3 Victories |
| Rikimaru wins | |||
Battle on Riverside Bridge[edit]
| Round 1 | |||
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| Dan Kuso | 3/3 Bakugan Remaining | Rikimaru | 3/3 Bakugan Remaining |
| Rikimaru sets the Doom Card, then a Gate Card in front of Dan. Dan sets his own Gate CardCharacter Card: Doubles the Bakugan's Gs in front of Rikimaru.
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| Rikimaru sets another Gate Card next to Dan's, and then throws Robotallion onto his first Gate Card. Dan sets another Gate Card between Rikimaru's Gate Cards in spite of Drago's advice to wait, then throws Falconeer onto his newly-set Card.
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Robotallion: ??? Gs Falconeer: 340 Gs
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| Rikimaru sets his final Gate Card to the other side of Dan's first and throws Juggernoid onto it. Dan sets his final Gate Card in front of Rikimaru's new Card and throws Griffon onto it.
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Juggernoid: ??? Gs Griffon: 360 Gs
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| Rikimaru throws Siege onto his second Gate Card, then uses Tsunami Wave to defeat all the other Bakugan on the field. All the defeated Bakugan are sent to the Doom Dimension.
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Siege: 350 Gs → ??? GsTsunami Wave: Unknown effect, but enough to overpower Griffon with 360 Gs.
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| Rikimaru wins this round (at the cost of 2 Bakugan) | |||
| Round 2 | |||
| Dan Kuso | 1/3 Bakugan Remaining | Rikimaru | 1/3 Bakugan Remaining |
| Dan throws out Pyrus Drago against Siege, then activates Boosted Dragon+100 Gs .
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Drago: 340 Gs → 440 Gs Siege: 350 Gs
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| Sensing a trap, Drago forcibly deactivates Boosted Dragon just as Rikimaru uses his Gate Card to swap their Bakugans' G-Power. Because Drago returned to his base 340 Gs and swapped for Siege's 350, he defeats Siege and Siege disappears. Drago returns to Dan in ball form while Rikimaru's final Gate Card vanishes. | Drago: 440 Gs → 340 Gs → 350 GsPyrus Gate Card: Swap Gs with Siege Siege: 350 Gs → 340 GsPyrus Gate Card: Swaps Gs with Drago
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| Dan wins this round | |||
| Dan Kuso | 1/3 Bakugan Remaining | Rikimaru | 0/3 Bakugan Remaining |
| Dan wins | |||
Character Debuts[edit]
Bakugan Debuts[edit]
Trivia[edit]
- Dan narrates the preview for the next episode.
