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==History== | ==History== | ||
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==Physical Game== | ==Physical Game== | ||
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===Trading Card Game=== | ===Trading Card Game=== | ||
As the Trading Card Game was cancelled in early 2021, the set released in ''Bakugan: Legends'' was limited to containing [[Character Card (Generation 2)|Character]], [[Geogan Card|Geogan]], [[Baku-Gear Card|Baku-Gear]], and [[Diamond]] [[Evo Card|Evo]] cards. | As the Trading Card Game was cancelled in early 2021, the set released in ''Bakugan: Legends'' was limited to containing [[Character Card (Generation 2)|Character]], [[Geogan Card|Geogan]], [[Baku-Gear Card|Baku-Gear]], and [[Diamond]] [[Evo Card|Evo]] cards. | ||
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| + | {{For|a list of all products released during Bakugan: Legends|List of Bakugan: Legends Waves}} | ||
| + | ''Bakugan: Legends'' features only two distinct waves and only one major card set. The only new product added during this season were Nova Bakugan. | ||
==Anime== | ==Anime== | ||
In ''Bakugan: Legends'', Dan and his friends have to compete with their Bakugan against the ultimate villain, Hanoj. To do this, they use the new Nova technology.<ref name="press" /> | In ''Bakugan: Legends'', Dan and his friends have to compete with their Bakugan against the ultimate villain, Hanoj. To do this, they use the new Nova technology.<ref name="press" /> | ||
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| − | + | *''Bakugan: Legends'' is the first and only Generation 2 season to lack a unique Japanese logo. The Japanese release instead reused the standard English logo. | |
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Latest revision as of 18:05, 7 August 2023
| Bakugan Legends | |
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| Production | |
| Director | Hideki Okamoto |
| Studio | TMS Studio |
| Network | Cartoon Network |
| Episodes | 13 (26 segments) |
| Original run | March 1, 2023 (US) March 31, 2023 (JP)[1] |
| Series Guide | |
| Preceded by | Bakugan: Evolutions |
| Followed by | Bakugan (2023) (Generation 3) |
Bakugan: Legends (爆丸レジェンズ, Bakugan Rejenzu?) is the name of the fifth and final season of the second generation of Bakugan, preceded by Bakugan: Evolutions. This season introduces a new Variant, Nova Bakugan, which use a light-up system similar to Genesis Bakugan.
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History[edit]
Bakugan: Legends was first officially announced via a German press release in early 2023[2], with the first episode, A New Crisis debuting in German on toggo.de on February 17th. Netflix aired the entire 13-episode series on March 1st, 2023.
Physical Game[edit]
Trading Card Game[edit]
As the Trading Card Game was cancelled in early 2021, the set released in Bakugan: Legends was limited to containing Character, Geogan, Baku-Gear, and Diamond Evo cards.
Bakugan: Legends has one known card set:
Products[edit]
- For a list of all products released during Bakugan: Legends, see List of Bakugan: Legends Waves.
Bakugan: Legends features only two distinct waves and only one major card set. The only new product added during this season were Nova Bakugan.
Anime[edit]
In Bakugan: Legends, Dan and his friends have to compete with their Bakugan against the ultimate villain, Hanoj. To do this, they use the new Nova technology.[2]
Trivia[edit]
- Bakugan: Legends is the first and only Generation 2 season to lack a unique Japanese logo. The Japanese release instead reused the standard English logo.
Gallery[edit]
References[edit]
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