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| − | '''BakuNano''' | + | [[File:120px-Screen-shot-2011-03-28-at-17-33-44.png|thumb|Shoxrox (Closed)]] |
| + | [[File:Copper Shoxrox.JPG|thumb|120px|[[Shoxrox]] (Open)]] | ||
| + | '''BakuNano''', {{nihongo|'''Nano Pack'''|ナノパック|Nano Pakku}} in the Japanese version, are a game component that was added in ''[[Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge]]''. In the anime, they are considered more advanced versions of [[Battle Gear]], however they are essentially unrelated in the physical game. | ||
==Information== | ==Information== | ||
===Description=== | ===Description=== | ||
| − | They | + | They are more advanced and smaller versions of the [[Battle Gear]]. They share the same [[Attribute]]s ([[Copper]], [[Gold]], and [[Silver]]) and can be used in a similar way. In the anime, BakuNano increases the destructive force of the [[Bakugan]] equipping it. They are not sold with [[Ability Card]]s. |
==Anime== | ==Anime== | ||
| − | ===[[Bakugan: | + | ===[[Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge]]=== |
| − | BakuNano | + | BakuNano raise a [[Bakugan]]'s power to innumerable, uncontrollable heights. They also don't require [[Ability Card]]s, like [[Battle Gear]], to activate their power. BakuNano/Nano Gear first appeared in ''[[BakuNano Explosion]]''. [[Horridian]] used his BakuNano, [[Aeroblaze]], to battle the [[Bash Brothers]], and won. BakuNano are designed to hurt [[Bakugan]] and cause damage, which makes their usage potentially dangerous for the audience. |
| − | Later, | + | Later, in the same episode, [[Bash Brothers]] used [[Shoxrox]] with their [[Flash Ingram]]s and brutally defeated [[Marucho Marukura|Marucho]] and [[Infinity Trister]]. However, [[Shun Kazami|Shun]] and [[Taylean]] appeared and beat the [[Bash Brothers]] without using BakuNano. |
| − | In | + | In ''[[A Royale Pain]]'', Taylean battled a few [[Chaos Bakugan]] equipped with [[Shoxrox]] again but easily defeated them. Later, in the battle royale, [[Robin (Mechtanium Surge)|Robin]] and [[Soon]] were using their BakuNanos, [[Hyper Pulsor]] and [[Slicerix]]. When [[Silent Strike]] appeared, [[Rafe]] appeared and used his BakuNano, [[Lanzato]], as well. |
| − | In | + | In ''[[Interspace Under Siege]]'', the [[Battle Brawlers]], except for [[Dan]] and [[Spectra]], used their BakuNano to battle the [[Chaos Bakugan]]. The BakuNano that were used were [[Lanzato]], [[Slingpike]], [[Crosstriker]] and [[Hammermor]]. |
| − | In | + | In ''[[Gundalia Under Fire]]'', Rafe gave Dan a BakuNano for Drago, [[Sonicanon]]. |
| − | In | + | In ''[[Unlocking the Gate]]'', Spectra equipped [[Infinity Helios|Helios]] with [[Bombaplode]], who easily defeated [[Smasheon]] and [[Rockfist]]. |
| − | In | + | In [[Bakugan Dimensions]], when BakuNano activates, it says BakuNano Boost. In the anime, they say "BakuNano (name of the BakuNano being used) Destroy!" |
| − | ==Physical | + | ==Physical Game== |
| − | Nano | + | Nano Gear can be played with a [[Mechtogan]], [[Mechtogan Titan]], or a [[Bakugan]]. You can carry up to three Nano Gear in your force. To play a Nano Gear during a Battle, its Symbol must match the [[Gate Card]]'s Color. Add the Nano's [[G-Power]] to the [[Mechtogan]]'s or [[Bakugan]]'s [[G-Power]]. You can play any/all Nano Gear from your Unused Pile. When played solely with a [[Bakugan]], Nano Gear are removed from the game after the battle. In contrast, when attached to [[Mechtogan]], Nano Gear simply go to your Used pile after the battle. |
| − | ==Known | + | ==Known BakuNano in the Anime== |
| − | {| | + | {| class="wikitable" |
!BakuNano | !BakuNano | ||
!Bakugan | !Bakugan | ||
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|[[Horridian]] | |[[Horridian]] | ||
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| − | |[[Hyper | + | |[[Hyper Pulsor]] |
|[[Bolcanon]] | |[[Bolcanon]] | ||
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|[[Crosstriker]] | |[[Crosstriker]] | ||
| − | |[[Infinity | + | |[[Infinity Trister|Trister]] |
|- | |- | ||
|[[Sonicanon]] | |[[Sonicanon]] | ||
| − | |[[Titanium | + | |[[Titanium Dragonoid]] |
|- | |- | ||
|[[Bombaplode]] | |[[Bombaplode]] | ||
| − | |[[Infinity | + | |[[Infinity Helios]] |
|- | |- | ||
|[[Shoxrox]] | |[[Shoxrox]] | ||
| − | |[[Cyclone | + | |[[Cyclone Percival]]/[[Flash Ingram]] |
|- | |- | ||
|[[Spearax]] | |[[Spearax]] | ||
| − | |[[Flash | + | |[[Flash Ingram]] |
|} | |} | ||
| − | ==List | + | ==List of BakuNano== |
*[[Hammermor]] | *[[Hammermor]] | ||
| − | |||
*[[Bombaplode]] | *[[Bombaplode]] | ||
| − | *[[Hyper | + | *[[Hyper Pulsor]] |
*[[Crosstriker]] | *[[Crosstriker]] | ||
*[[Slingpike]] | *[[Slingpike]] | ||
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*[[Slicerix]] | *[[Slicerix]] | ||
*[[Daftorix]] | *[[Daftorix]] | ||
| − | *[[Jamsaber]] | + | *[[Aeroblaze]] (unreleased) |
| − | *[[Orehammer]] | + | *[[Jamsaber]] (unreleased) |
| − | *[[Spearax]] | + | *[[Orehammer]] (unreleased) |
| − | *[[Snipeon]] | + | *[[Spearax]] (unreleased) |
| − | *[[Zillinger]] | + | *[[Snipeon]] (unreleased/cancelled) |
| − | *[[Reconblast]] | + | *[[Zillinger]] (unreleased/cancelled) |
| − | *[[Boomenator]] | + | *[[Reconblast]] (unreleased/cancelled) |
| − | *Boompike | + | *[[Boomenator]] (unreleased/cancelled) |
| − | *Batterax | + | *[[Boompike]] (unreleased/cancelled) |
| − | *Blamtheon | + | *[[Batterax]] (unreleased/cancelled) |
| + | *[[Blamtheon]] (unreleased/cancelled) | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
| − | *BakuNano | + | *As seen on cards such as [[AG Steam]], BakuNano may have originally been called "Nano Gear". |
| − | *The | + | *BakuNano do not have or use [[Ability Card]]s. |
| − | *In | + | *The toy versions of the BakuNano were almost all simplified in their opening mechanisms. |
| − | *[[Dylan]] | + | *In the anime, only Bakugan are seen using BakuNano, while the real game encourages them to be used primarily on Mechtogan instead. |
| − | *Since | + | *[[Dylan]] reveals he was the one who created the BakuNano that appeared in Interspace as he is a program made to make things more interesting. |
| − | *BakuNano | + | *Since nano means a smaller form of units, this could be a smaller form of [[Battle Gear]]. This could be why they have the same symbols and why they are smaller than Battle Gear. This may also be the reason why BakuNano are also called "Nano Gear", and the fact that Dylan referred to the BakuNano as a type of Battle Gear. |
| − | *BakuNano | + | *BakuNano and Battle Gear are different in one particular area. With Battle Gear, the equipment is actually attached or replaces a part of the Bakugan's body. With BakuNano, it appears that they are more like attachments/accessories since most of the BakuNano seem to be handheld weapons. |
| − | *In | + | *BakuNano are one of the few products that did not receive [[Deka (Generation 1)|Deka]] iterations. |
| − | *Like | + | *In the anime, whatever [[Attribute]] a BakuNano belongs to, it has that attributes color on it (i.e. Aquos-blue, Pyrus-red, etc.), exactly like Battle Gear, only Battle Gear have those colors in both the anime and the game. The toy BakuNano are all gray with their respective attribute highlights. |
| + | *Like the Battle Gear, BakuNano have not been seen or mentioned since the last episode of Arc 1 of Mechtanium Surge. | ||
| − | {{Bakugan | + | {{Bakugan 4}} |
{{Bakugan/nav}} | {{Bakugan/nav}} | ||
| − | [[Category:Bakugan: | + | [[Category:Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge]] |
| − | [[Category:Bakugan | + | [[Category:Bakugan (game)]] |
[[Category:BakuNano]] | [[Category:BakuNano]] | ||
[[Category:Weapons]] | [[Category:Weapons]] | ||
| − | [[Category:Season | + | [[Category:Season 4 Bakugan]] |
| − | [[Category:Bakugan | + | [[Category:Bakugan Dimensions]] |
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- For the gameplay element added in Bakugan: Evolutions, see Nanogan.
Shoxrox (Open)
BakuNano, Nano Pack (ナノパック, Nano Pakku?) in the Japanese version, are a game component that was added in Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge. In the anime, they are considered more advanced versions of Battle Gear, however they are essentially unrelated in the physical game.
Contents
Information[edit]
Description[edit]
They are more advanced and smaller versions of the Battle Gear. They share the same Attributes (Copper, Gold, and Silver) and can be used in a similar way. In the anime, BakuNano increases the destructive force of the Bakugan equipping it. They are not sold with Ability Cards.
Anime[edit]
Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge[edit]
BakuNano raise a Bakugan's power to innumerable, uncontrollable heights. They also don't require Ability Cards, like Battle Gear, to activate their power. BakuNano/Nano Gear first appeared in BakuNano Explosion. Horridian used his BakuNano, Aeroblaze, to battle the Bash Brothers, and won. BakuNano are designed to hurt Bakugan and cause damage, which makes their usage potentially dangerous for the audience.
Later, in the same episode, Bash Brothers used Shoxrox with their Flash Ingrams and brutally defeated Marucho and Infinity Trister. However, Shun and Taylean appeared and beat the Bash Brothers without using BakuNano.
In A Royale Pain, Taylean battled a few Chaos Bakugan equipped with Shoxrox again but easily defeated them. Later, in the battle royale, Robin and Soon were using their BakuNanos, Hyper Pulsor and Slicerix. When Silent Strike appeared, Rafe appeared and used his BakuNano, Lanzato, as well.
In Interspace Under Siege, the Battle Brawlers, except for Dan and Spectra, used their BakuNano to battle the Chaos Bakugan. The BakuNano that were used were Lanzato, Slingpike, Crosstriker and Hammermor.
In Gundalia Under Fire, Rafe gave Dan a BakuNano for Drago, Sonicanon.
In Unlocking the Gate, Spectra equipped Helios with Bombaplode, who easily defeated Smasheon and Rockfist.
In Bakugan Dimensions, when BakuNano activates, it says BakuNano Boost. In the anime, they say "BakuNano (name of the BakuNano being used) Destroy!"
Physical Game[edit]
Nano Gear can be played with a Mechtogan, Mechtogan Titan, or a Bakugan. You can carry up to three Nano Gear in your force. To play a Nano Gear during a Battle, its Symbol must match the Gate Card's Color. Add the Nano's G-Power to the Mechtogan's or Bakugan's G-Power. You can play any/all Nano Gear from your Unused Pile. When played solely with a Bakugan, Nano Gear are removed from the game after the battle. In contrast, when attached to Mechtogan, Nano Gear simply go to your Used pile after the battle.
Known BakuNano in the Anime[edit]
List of BakuNano[edit]
- Hammermor
- Bombaplode
- Hyper Pulsor
- Crosstriker
- Slingpike
- Sonicanon
- Shoxrox
- Lanzato
- Slicerix
- Daftorix
- Aeroblaze (unreleased)
- Jamsaber (unreleased)
- Orehammer (unreleased)
- Spearax (unreleased)
- Snipeon (unreleased/cancelled)
- Zillinger (unreleased/cancelled)
- Reconblast (unreleased/cancelled)
- Boomenator (unreleased/cancelled)
- Boompike (unreleased/cancelled)
- Batterax (unreleased/cancelled)
- Blamtheon (unreleased/cancelled)
Trivia[edit]
- As seen on cards such as AG Steam, BakuNano may have originally been called "Nano Gear".
- BakuNano do not have or use Ability Cards.
- The toy versions of the BakuNano were almost all simplified in their opening mechanisms.
- In the anime, only Bakugan are seen using BakuNano, while the real game encourages them to be used primarily on Mechtogan instead.
- Dylan reveals he was the one who created the BakuNano that appeared in Interspace as he is a program made to make things more interesting.
- Since nano means a smaller form of units, this could be a smaller form of Battle Gear. This could be why they have the same symbols and why they are smaller than Battle Gear. This may also be the reason why BakuNano are also called "Nano Gear", and the fact that Dylan referred to the BakuNano as a type of Battle Gear.
- BakuNano and Battle Gear are different in one particular area. With Battle Gear, the equipment is actually attached or replaces a part of the Bakugan's body. With BakuNano, it appears that they are more like attachments/accessories since most of the BakuNano seem to be handheld weapons.
- BakuNano are one of the few products that did not receive Deka iterations.
- In the anime, whatever Attribute a BakuNano belongs to, it has that attributes color on it (i.e. Aquos-blue, Pyrus-red, etc.), exactly like Battle Gear, only Battle Gear have those colors in both the anime and the game. The toy BakuNano are all gray with their respective attribute highlights.
- Like the Battle Gear, BakuNano have not been seen or mentioned since the last episode of Arc 1 of Mechtanium Surge.
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