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| − | {{nihongo|'''''Bakugan Arcade Battlers'''''|爆丸アーケードバトラーズ}} is an arcade game made in Japan. It is based on ''[[Bakugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia]]'' and was released after the season's debut | + | |title= |
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| + | |publisher= [[wikipedia:Activision|Activision]] | ||
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| + | |platform= Arcade machine | ||
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| + | {{nihongo|'''''Bakugan Arcade Battlers'''''|爆丸アーケードバトラーズ}} is an arcade game made in Japan. It is based on ''[[Bakugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia]]'' and was released after the season's debut on TV Tokyo. Some cards are from the Nintendo DS Japanese release,'' [[Bakugan: Defenders of the Core]]''. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | The Bakugan Arcade Battlers arcade cabinet was first demonstrated at World Hobby Fair 2010 in June 2010. There were a total of four cabinets | + | The Bakugan Arcade Battlers arcade cabinet was first demonstrated at World Hobby Fair 2010 in June 2010. There were a total of four cabinets where event-goers could play the game.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20100624025340/http://bakugan.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2010/06/post-3a59.html Blog post covering the event]</ref> |
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| + | Early versions of the arcade cards, those in the set [[P-3tL]], came with distinct colorful backs, while later releases stayed with the standard blue Japanese Ability Card back design. | ||
==Released characters/Bakugan== | ==Released characters/Bakugan== | ||
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|'''[[Dan Kuso]]''' | |'''[[Dan Kuso]]''' | ||
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* [[Maxus Dragonoid]] | * [[Maxus Dragonoid]] | ||
* [[Cross Dragonoid]] | * [[Cross Dragonoid]] | ||
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===Other Bakugan=== | ===Other Bakugan=== | ||
| − | * [[Pyrus# | + | * [[Pyrus#Generation 1|Pyrus]] [[Verias]] |
* [[Subterra]] [[Fly Beetle]] | * [[Subterra]] [[Fly Beetle]] | ||
* [[Aquos#Legacy|Aquos]] [[Abis Omega]] | * [[Aquos#Legacy|Aquos]] [[Abis Omega]] | ||
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*The first letter designates rarity: | *The first letter designates rarity: | ||
**S - Super Rare | **S - Super Rare | ||
| + | **R - Rare | ||
**U - Uncommon | **U - Uncommon | ||
**C - Common | **C - Common | ||
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**P - Promotional | **P - Promotional | ||
*The last two letters designate release schedule: | *The last two letters designate release schedule: | ||
| + | **tL - Early release | ||
**tF - First | **tF - First | ||
**tS - Second | **tS - Second | ||
**tT - Third | **tT - Third | ||
**rF - Fourth | **rF - Fourth | ||
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| + | ===Early release=== | ||
| + | *[[P-3tL]] - Promotional set distributed at World Hobby Fair 2010 | ||
| + | *[[A-7tL]] - Ability cards | ||
===Release 1=== | ===Release 1=== | ||
[[File:Arcade Battlers cardlist 1.png|thumb|right|150px|Cardlist for the first release wave]] | [[File:Arcade Battlers cardlist 1.png|thumb|right|150px|Cardlist for the first release wave]] | ||
| + | <!--SR, R, UC, C--> | ||
*[[S-2tF]] - Super rare cards | *[[S-2tF]] - Super rare cards | ||
*[[S-1tF]] - Promotional set that released in Corocoro Comic | *[[S-1tF]] - Promotional set that released in Corocoro Comic | ||
| + | *[[R-1tF]] - Promotional set that released in Corocoro Comic | ||
*[[U-18tF]] - Uncommon cards | *[[U-18tF]] - Uncommon cards | ||
*[[C-18tF]] - Common cards | *[[C-18tF]] - Common cards | ||
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===Release 2=== | ===Release 2=== | ||
[[File:Arcade Battlers cardlist 2.png|thumb|right|150px|Cardlist for the second release wave]] | [[File:Arcade Battlers cardlist 2.png|thumb|right|150px|Cardlist for the second release wave]] | ||
| + | <!--SR, R, UC, C, V--> | ||
*[[S-5tS]] - Super rare cards | *[[S-5tS]] - Super rare cards | ||
*[[R-7tS]] - Rare cards | *[[R-7tS]] - Rare cards | ||
| + | *[[U-12tS]] - Uncommon cards | ||
*[[V-12tS]] - Rare Ability cards | *[[V-12tS]] - Rare Ability cards | ||
| + | *[[C-12tS]] - Common cards | ||
| + | *[[A-45tS]] - Ability cards | ||
===Release 3=== | ===Release 3=== | ||
[[File:Arcade Battlers cardlist 3.png|thumb|right|150px|Cardlist for the third release wave]] | [[File:Arcade Battlers cardlist 3.png|thumb|right|150px|Cardlist for the third release wave]] | ||
| − | *[[S- | + | <!--SR, UC, C, V, M--> |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[S-16tT]] - Super rare cards |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[U-14tT]] - Uncommon cards |
| + | *[[C-14tT]] - Common cards | ||
| + | *[[A-45tT]] - Ability cards | ||
===Release 4=== | ===Release 4=== | ||
Released April 22nd, 2011. | Released April 22nd, 2011. | ||
| + | <!--Unknown--> | ||
*[[S-14rF]] - Super rare cards | *[[S-14rF]] - Super rare cards | ||
*[[S-1rF]] - Promotional set | *[[S-1rF]] - Promotional set | ||
*[[U-12rF]] - Uncommon cards | *[[U-12rF]] - Uncommon cards | ||
*[[C-12rF]] - Common cards | *[[C-12rF]] - Common cards | ||
| + | *[[A-32rF]] - Ability cards | ||
*[[P-3rF]] - Promotional set that released in Corocoro Comic | *[[P-3rF]] - Promotional set that released in Corocoro Comic | ||
Latest revision as of 20:12, 8 March 2023
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Bakugan Arcade Battlers (爆丸アーケードバトラーズ?) is an arcade game made in Japan. It is based on Bakugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia and was released after the season's debut on TV Tokyo. Some cards are from the Nintendo DS Japanese release, Bakugan: Defenders of the Core.
Contents
History[edit]
The Bakugan Arcade Battlers arcade cabinet was first demonstrated at World Hobby Fair 2010 in June 2010. There were a total of four cabinets where event-goers could play the game.[1]
Early versions of the arcade cards, those in the set P-3tL, came with distinct colorful backs, while later releases stayed with the standard blue Japanese Ability Card back design.
Released characters/Bakugan[edit]
Playable Characters[edit]
| Resistance | Vexos |
|---|---|
| Dan Kuso | Spectra Phantom |
| Mira Fermin | Gus Grav |
| Marucho Marukura | Mylene Farrow |
| Ace Grit | Shadow Prove |
| Baron Leltoy | Volt Luster |
| Shun Kazami | Lync Volan |
Other Bakugan[edit]
Battle Gear[edit]
Card release schedule[edit]
Bakugan Arcade Battlers had four distinct card release sets.
The names of the card sets follow a pattern:
- The first letter designates rarity:
- S - Super Rare
- R - Rare
- U - Uncommon
- C - Common
- V - Rare Ability Card
- A - Ability Card
- P - Promotional
- The last two letters designate release schedule:
- tL - Early release
- tF - First
- tS - Second
- tT - Third
- rF - Fourth
Early release[edit]
Release 1[edit]
- S-2tF - Super rare cards
- S-1tF - Promotional set that released in Corocoro Comic
- R-1tF - Promotional set that released in Corocoro Comic
- U-18tF - Uncommon cards
- C-18tF - Common cards
- A-45tF - Ability cards
Release 2[edit]
- S-5tS - Super rare cards
- R-7tS - Rare cards
- U-12tS - Uncommon cards
- V-12tS - Rare Ability cards
- C-12tS - Common cards
- A-45tS - Ability cards
Release 3[edit]
Release 4[edit]
Released April 22nd, 2011.
- S-14rF - Super rare cards
- S-1rF - Promotional set
- U-12rF - Uncommon cards
- C-12rF - Common cards
- A-32rF - Ability cards
- P-3rF - Promotional set that released in Corocoro Comic
Special Releases[edit]
- 1-16gl - Promotional set that released in Glico chocolate wafers
Gallery[edit]
Advertisement for Bakugan Arcade Battlers
Viper Helios Card
Saint Nemus Card
Magma Wilda's back
Magma Wilda Card
Minx Elfin's back
Minx Elfin Card
Cross Dragonoid closed
Cross Dragonoid
Cross Dragonoid Card
Master Ingram's back
Master Ingram Card
Knight Percival's back
Knight Percival Card
Helix Dragonoid and JetKor
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References[edit]
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