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Ravenoid
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Anime
Attribute	Ventus
Attribute Variations	Pyrus; Haos
Power	380 Gs
Variations	Ravenoid; Spin Ravenoid
Series
First appearance	Grandpa's Got a Brand New Bakugan
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Ravenoid, Crow (クロウ, Kurō^?) in the Japanese version, is a bird-like Bakugan with plated battle armor.

Information[edit]

Description[edit]

Gigantic wings let Ravenoid swoop to attack its prey from the sky. Large clawed feet squeeze its victims in an unyielding vice. It covets complete destruction of its enemies.

Bakugan Official Handbook[edit]

A Ravenoid might look like a bird, but it's got some heavy-duty extra protection. Its entire body is covered in plated armor.

Bakugan: Ultimate Handbook[edit]

Ravenoid is a Bakugan that looks like a humanoid raven. Its swoops down from the sky to attack its prey, grabbing it in its strong claws. Few Bakugan can escape Ravenoid's vice-like grip. Plated battle armor protects it from attacks.

Anime[edit]

Bakugan Battle Brawlers[edit]

Ventus Ravenoid

Dan Kuso once had a Pyrus Ravenoid. Shun Kazami had two Ventus Ravenoid, in which one of them was sent to the Doom Dimension. Shun also used one in his battle against Oberus in A Place Far From Home.

Nene has a Ventus Ravenoid as her Partner Bakugan.

Runo has a Haos Ravenoid which was sent to the Doom Dimension by Tentaclear, it returned in Home Sweet Home.

Joe Brown had a Haos Ravenoid that he was going to use in his battle with Dan Kuso, but he collapsed before it could be thrown. Illusionary Dan had a Haos Ravenoid and used it against Runo in battle.

Ability Cards

Shadow Scratch (Shadow Snatch): Nullifies the opponent's Normal Card and Subtracts 50 Gs from the opponent. (Pyrus, Ventus)
Tornado Pandemonium: Nullifies the opponent's Gate Card. (Ventus)
Blow Away: Moves the opponent to another Gate Card. (Ventus)
Spark Out: Nullifies the opponent's Gate Card and adds 50 Gs to Ravenoid. (Haos)
Immobile: Creates duplicates of Ravenoid. (Ventus, Haos)
Storm Breaker: Nullifies the opponent's Gate Card. (Ventus)

Physical Game[edit]

Bronze Attack Haos Ravenoid

In Japan, the Darkus version in BCV-04 comes with 470 Gs and 480 Gs. A Pyrus version can have 430 Gs or 520 Gs and the Ventus version has 550 Gs.

Ravenoid was planned to be remade in Mechtanium Surge as a Baku Sky Raider with a slight adjustment to the feet to allow it to jump, but was never released.

Trading Card Game[edit]

Card Name	Card Type	Card Series
Hot Wind	Blue Ability Card	10/15a
Ravenoid	Gold Gate Card	10/48b
Darkfire Color Shift	Blue Ability Card	33/48c
Resupply	Copper Gate Card	23/48e

Video Games[edit]

Ravenoid is in the Bakugan Battle Brawlers DS and Wii version. If you buy the game from Toys 'R' Us and go into the in-game store, you can find Ravenoid for 0 BP, which means that he's free in the video game.

Trivia[edit]

In many episodes, it is mistakenly called Falconeer or Falconeer 2.
Its Bakugan form looks similar to that of Plitheon.
It is one of the very few Season 1 original Bakugan, besides the Brawlers Bakugan, that has a New Vestroia Variation - Spin Ravenoid.
Its name has only a one letter difference from Razenoid.
It looks very similar to Spyron.

References[edit]

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+{{Neutral Tabs}}
-{{Infobox  Bakugan
+{{Infobox Bakugan
-|attribute  =  Ventus,  Pyrus,  Haos
+|image = [[File:BK CD Ravenoid.jpg|250px]]
-|image  =  [[File:BK_CD_Ravenoid.jpg|250px]]
+|attribute = Ventus
-|power  =  380
+|attvariations = {{attribute|Pyrus}}</br>{{attribute|Haos}}
-|variations  =  Ravenoid<br>[[Spin  Ravenoid]]
+|power = 380
-|first  =  [[Grandpa's  Got  a  Brand  New  Bakugan]]
+|variations = Ravenoid<br />[[Spin Ravenoid]]
+|first = [[Grandpa's Got a Brand New Bakugan]]
 }}
+'''Ravenoid''', {{Nihongo|'''Crow'''|クロウ|Kurō}} in the Japanese version, is a bird-like [[Bakugan]] with plated battle armor.
-'''Ravenoid'''  (Japanese  version:  '''Crow  '''クロウ)  is  a  bird-like  [[Bakugan]]  with  plated  battle  armor.
 ==Information==
 ===Description===
-Gigantic  wings  let  Ravenoid  swoop  to  attack  its  prey  from  the  sky.  Large  clawed  feet  squeeze  its  victims  in  an  unyielding  vice.  It  covets  complete  destruction  of  its  enemies.
+Gigantic wings let Ravenoid swoop to attack its prey from the sky. Large clawed feet squeeze its victims in an unyielding vice. It covets complete destruction of its enemies.
-===Bakugan  Official  Handbook===
+===Bakugan Official Handbook===
-A  Ravenoid  might  look  like  a  bird,  but  it's  got  some  heavy-duty  extra  protection.  Its  entire  body  is  covered  in  plated  armor.
+A Ravenoid might look like a bird, but it's got some heavy-duty extra protection. Its entire body is covered in plated armor.
-===Bakugan  Ultimate  Handbook===
+===Bakugan: Ultimate Handbook===
-Ravenoid  is  a  Bakugan  that  looks  like  a  humanoid  raven.  Its  swoops  down  from  the  sky  to  attack  its  prey,  grabbing  it  in  its  strong  claws.  Few  Bakugan  can  escape  Ravenoid's  vice-like  grip.  Plated  battle  armor  protects  it  from  attacks.
+Ravenoid is a Bakugan that looks like a humanoid raven. Its swoops down from the sky to attack its prey, grabbing it in its strong claws. Few Bakugan can escape Ravenoid's vice-like grip. Plated battle armor protects it from attacks.
 ==Anime==
-===[[Bakugan  Battle  Brawlers]]===
+===[[Bakugan Battle Brawlers]]===
-[[File:Ravenoid_Ventus.JPG|thumb|Ventus  Ravenoid]]
+[[File:Ravenoid_Ventus.JPG|thumb|Ventus Ravenoid]]
-[[Dan  Kuso]]  once  had  a  [[Pyrus]]  Ravenoid.  [[Shun  Kazami]]  had  two  [[Ventus]]  Ravenoid,  in  which  one  of  them  was  sent  to  the  [[Doom  Dimension]].  Shun  also  used  one  in  his  battle  against  [[Oberus]]  in  ''[[A  Place  Far  From  Home]]''.
+[[Dan Kuso]] once had a [[Pyrus#Generation 1|Pyrus]] Ravenoid. [[Shun Kazami]] had two [[Ventus#Legacy|Ventus]] Ravenoid, in which one of them was sent to the [[Doom Dimension]]. Shun also used one in his battle against [[Oberus]] in ''[[A Place Far From Home]]''.
+[[Nene]] has a [[Ventus#Legacy|Ventus]] Ravenoid as her [[Partner Bakugan]].
-[[Nene]]  has  a  [[Ventus]]  Ravenoid  as  her  [[Guardian  Bakugan]].
+[[Runo]] has a [[Haos#Legacy|Haos]] Ravenoid which was sent to the Doom Dimension by [[Tentaclear]], it returned in ''[[Home Sweet Home]].''
-[[Runo]]  has  a  [[Haos]]  Ravenoid  which  was  sent  to  the  Doom  Dimension  by  [[Tentaclear]],  it  returned  in  ''[[Home  Sweet  Home]].''
+[[Joe Brown]] had a [[Haos#Legacy|Haos]] Ravenoid that he was going to use in his battle with [[Dan Kuso]], but he collapsed before it could be thrown. [[Illusionary Dan]] had a [[Haos#Legacy|Haos]] Ravenoid and used it against [[Runo]] in battle.
-[[Joe  Brown]]  had  a  [[Haos]]  Ravenoid  that  he  was  going  to  use  in  his  battle  with  [[Dan  Kuso]],  but  he  collapsed  before  it  could  be  thrown.  [[Illusionary  Dan]]  had  a  [[Haos]]  Ravenoid  and  used  it  against  [[Runo]]  in  battle.
+; Ability Cards
+* '''Shadow Scratch''' (''Shadow Snatch''): Nullifies the opponent's [[Normal Card]] and Subtracts 50 [[G-Power|Gs]] from the opponent. (Pyrus, Ventus)
+* '''Tornado Pandemonium''': Nullifies the opponent's [[Gate Card]]. (Ventus)
+* '''Blow Away''': Moves the opponent to another Gate Card. (Ventus)
+* '''Spark Out''': Nullifies the opponent's Gate Card and adds 50 Gs to Ravenoid. (Haos)
+* '''Immobile''': Creates duplicates of Ravenoid. (Ventus, Haos)
+* '''Storm Breaker''': Nullifies the opponent's Gate Card. (Ventus)
-;  Ability  Cards
+==Physical Game==
-*  '''Shadow  Scratch'''  (''Shadow  Snatch''):  Nullifies  the  opponent's  [[Normal  Card]]  and  Subtracts  50  [[G  Power|Gs]]  from  the  opponent.  (Pyrus,  Ventus)
+[[File:Raven-haos-bronzeatt.jpg|thumb|[[Bronze Attack]] Haos Ravenoid]]In Japan, the [[Darkus#Legacy|Darkus]] version in BCV-04 comes with 470 Gs and 480 Gs. A Pyrus version can have 430 Gs or 520 Gs and the [[Ventus#Legacy|Ventus]] version has 550 Gs.
-*  '''Tornado  Pandemonium''':  Nullifies  the  opponent's  [[Gate  Card]].  (Ventus)
-*  '''Blow  Away''':  Moves  the  opponent  to  another  Gate  Card.  (Ventus)
-*  '''Spark  Out''':  Nullifies  the  opponent's  Gate  Card  and  adds  50  Gs  to  Ravenoid.  (Haos)
-*  '''Immobile''':  Creates  duplicates  of  Ravenoid.  (Ventus,  Haos)
-*  '''Storm  Breaker''':  Nullifies  the  opponent's  Gate  Card.  (Ventus)
-==Physical  Game==
+Ravenoid was planned to be remade in ''[[Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge|Mechtanium Surge]]'' as a [[Baku Sky Raider]] with a slight adjustment to the feet to allow it to jump, but was never released.
-[[File:Raven-haos-bronzeatt.jpg|thumb|[[Bronze  Attack]]  Haos  Ravenoid]]In  Japan,  the  [[Darkus]]  version  in  BCV-04  comes  with  470  Gs  and  480  Gs.  A  Pyrus  version  can  have  430  Gs  or  520  Gs  and  the  [[Ventus]]  version  has  550  Gs.
-Ravenoid  was  planned  to  be  remade  in  ''[[Bakugan:  Mechtanium  Surge|Mechtanium  Surge]]''  as  a  [[Baku  Sky  Raider]]  with  a  slight  adjustment  to  the  feet  to  allow  it  to  jump,  but  was  never  released.
+==Trading Card Game==
+{{Ravenoid Cardlog}}
-===Video  Game===
+==Video Games==
-Ravenoid  is  in  the  Bakugan  Battle  Brawlers  DS  and  Wii  version.  If  you  buy  the  game  from  Toys  'R'  Us  and  go  into  the  in-game  store,  you  can  find  Ravenoid  for  0  BP,  which  means  that  he's  free  in  the  video  game.
+Ravenoid is in the Bakugan Battle Brawlers DS and Wii version. If you buy the game from Toys 'R' Us and go into the in-game store, you can find Ravenoid for 0 BP, which means that he's free in the video game.
 ==Trivia==
-*In  many  episodes,  it  is  mistakenly  called  [[Falconeer]]  or  Falconeer  2.
+*In many episodes, it is mistakenly called [[Falconeer]] or Falconeer 2.
-*Its  Bakugan  form  looks  similar  to  that  of  [[Plitheon]].
+*Its Bakugan form looks similar to that of [[Plitheon]].
-*Its  ball  form  looks  a  little  like  [[Harpus]].
+*It is one of the very few Season 1 original Bakugan, besides the Brawlers Bakugan, that has a New Vestroia Variation - [[Spin Ravenoid]].
-*It  is  one  of  the  very  few  Season  1  original  Bakugan,  besides  the  Brawlers  Bakugan,  that  has  a  New  Vestroia  Variation  -  [[Spin  Ravenoid]].
+*Its name has only a one letter difference from [[Razenoid]].
-*Its  name  has  only  a  one  letter  difference  from  [[Razenoid]].
+*It looks very similar to [[Spyron]].
-*It  looks  very  similar  to  [[Spyron]]
-{{Bakugan  1}}
+==References==
-{{Bakugan  4}}
+{{Reflist}}
+{{Bakugan 1}}
+{{Bakugan 4}}
-[[de:Ravenoid]]
-[[es:Ravenoid]]
-[[pl:Ravenoid]]
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-[[Category:Guardian  Bakugan]]
+[[Category:Partner Bakugan]]
-[[Category:Bakugan  Battle  Brawlers]]
+[[Category:Bakugan Battle Brawlers]]
-[[Category:Season  1  Bakugan]]
+[[Category:Season 1 Bakugan]]
-[[Category:Evolution  Bakugan]]
+[[Category:Evolution Bakugan]]
-[[Category:Bakugan:  Mechtanium  Surge]]
+[[Category:Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge]]
-[[Category:Season  4  Bakugan]]
+[[Category:Season 4 Bakugan]]
-[[Category:Battle  Brawlers]]
+[[Category:Battle Brawlers]]

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