Changes

The reissued older releases of the BakuTech series bear the suffix of {{Nihongo|'''Kai'''|改|kai}} after their names. Kai is from the Japanese verb meaning "modify" or the noun meaning "reformation." As the suffix suggests, each of the Kai releases have a different color palette from the original releases. More importantly, each of them has some of the plastic non-Convert Parts, usually located at the lower part of the Bakugan, changed into metal, which lowers the center of gravity of and gives extra weight to the Bakugan, consequently increasing its defensive power. However, the change of the center of gravity may make the Bakugan only suitable for curve shoot with its Convert Parts unchanged.

==Package==

For the individual packaged BakuTech; this new packaging consists of creatively-designed boxes with hang tabs depicting shots and information about the contents of the box. Inside the box is a cardboard tray that holds the Bakugan in place. The Metal Gate Card, Ability Card, instruction/play manual, enquette code post card (and occasionally stickers) are placed in the fold-up compartment underneath.

The same type of package as the repackaged editions of the first few releases returned starting with BTC-48 Hagger Doguma. Slight modifications are made to the said type of packaging for the Gachi series such as having a slanted top. For the Decks starting with BTD-07 [[Champion Deck]]; three Bakugan are packed the same way as the said packaging albeit bigger.

==Types==

As shown in the Packaging, there are three main types of BakuTech: "Technique and Trick", "Attack and Balance", and "Defense and Occupied".

==Attributes and Coloring==

Unlike the ''Battle Brawlers'' series that follows a strict and standard color schemes and shades for every attribute per season; BakuTech largely deviated from that established trend.

[[Subterra]] BakuTech also do not have a common color scheme with each other as if they have their own color palette for each release. [[Gran Panzer]] has a darker tan compared to the standard Subterra Bakugan from the ''Battle Brawlers'' series (''[[Bakugan: New Vestroia]]'' at the time when Panzer is released in Japan). [[Acro Gezard]] is predominantly bright yellow with neon green and black highlight. The only Subterra BakuTech that seemingly have the same colors are [[Zak Jaguard]] and [[Gavli Anacon]] with mostly solid yellow coloring plus black secondary colors, and [[Hagger Doguma]] and [[Tor Nado]] with granite black coloring plus gold and red secondary colors similar to Darkus BakuTech mentioned below.

==Size==

==List of BakuTech Bakugan Products==

===Booster Packs===

*BTC-05 [[Subterra]] [[Alpha Hydranoid]]

*BTC-12 [[Subterra]] [[Gran Panzer]]

*BTC-27 [[Subterra]] [[Gavli Anacon]]

*BTC-41 [[Subterra]] [[Acro Gezard]]

*BTC-48 [[Subterra]] [[Hagger Doguma]]

*BTC-53 [[Subterra]] [[Zak Jaguard]] Kai

*BTC-57 [[Subterra]] [[Tor Nado]]

*BTC-67 [[Subterra]] [[Jiba Fudo]]

*BTK-01 [[Rise Hollow Twin Pack Limited Edition]]

===BakuThron Promotional Exclusives===

===Expansion Packs===

*BCV-26 [[Bakugan Expansion Pack#BCV-26: BakuTech Expansion Pack Best Selection|BakuTech Expansion Pack]] Best Selection

*BTA-15 [[DraThron]]

*BTA-16 [[Bakugan Battlefield Kiwami]]

*BTA-21 [[Tavanel Sekitou Battle Set|Tavanel Gekitou Battle Set]]

*BTA-22 [[Dragaon Legend Set]]

===Extension Card Packs===

==Trivia==

*There are numbering inconsistencies such as there were no products released for BTA-04 and BTA-18

*Most BakuTechs in the [[BakuTech! Bakugan (Anime)|anime]] were shown in their BTD (Deck) release versions.

*Each main BTD Bakugan are also released in BTC (Booster) usually with slight recoloring of fine details.

**Additionally, Silver Metal Parts become Gold Metal Parts

==References==

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[[Category:Bakugan (game)]]

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