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Triad Sphinx
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Triad Sphinx is a Bakugan Trap.

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Description

Triad Sphinx is a Bakugan Trap who resembles an Egyptian king. His green eyes can incinerate his battlers, and his large headband protects his head from damage.

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NV logo en.png Bakugan series (Bakugan Battle Brawlers: New Vestroia)
BakuNeon
Core Bakugan
Brontes • Cosmic Ingram • Midnight Percival • Nemus • Neo Dragonoid • Skyress (Re-release) • Storm Skyress (Re-release) • Percival • Pyro Dragonoid • Wilda
Bakugan Traps
Special Attack
Alpha Hydranoid • Boost Ingram • Delta Dragonoid (Re-release) • Dual Hydranoid (Re-release) • Elfin • Premo Vulcan • Preyas (Re-release) • Preyas II • Spin Dragonoid • Spin Ravenoid • Vandarus
Special Types Introduced
BakuBronze
Core Bakugan
Bakugan Traps
Special Attack
Special Types Introduced
BakuGlow
BakuSteel
Core Bakugan
Bakugan Traps
Special Attack
Special Types Introduced
BakuCrystal
Core Bakugan
Bakugan Traps
Special Attack
Bakugan Formations
Special Types Introduced
B3
Core Bakugan
Bakugan Traps
Special Attack
Special Types Introduced
Exclusive Japanese Releases
Anime Exclusive Bakugan
Unreleased Bakugan
Special Attack
Flare Wilda • Flash Ingram (released during MS) • Iron Dragonoid (released during MS) • Meta Dragonoid (released during MS) • Mutant Elfin (released during MS) • Sky & Gaia Dragonoid (released during GI)
Bakugan Traps
Dartaak (released during GI) • Flash Falcon Fly • Zeon Hylash (released during GI)
v • d • e  
GI logo en.png Bakugan Sets (Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders)
Set K
Core Bakugan
Avior • Coredem • Cosmic Ingram (Re-release) • Cyborg Helios (Re-release) • Dharak • Fencer (Re-release) • Foxbat (Re-release) • Hades (Re-release) • Helix Dragonoid • Hyper Dragonoid (Re-release) • Ingram (Re-release) • Lumagrowl • Neo Dragonoid (Re-release) • Phosphos • Snapzoid • Strikeflier • Viper Helios (Re-release) • Wilda (Re-release)
Battle Gear
Super Assault
Bakugan Traps
Baliton (Re-release) • Carlsnaut (Re-release) • Fourtress (Re-release) • Hylash (Re-release) • Legionoid (Re-release) • Metalfencer (Re-release) • Scorpion (Re-release) • Triad El Condor (Re-release) • Triad Sphinx (Re-release)
Set L
Core Bakugan
Battle Gear
Super Assault
Set M
Core Bakugan
Battle Gear
Super Assault
Set N
Core Bakugan
Battle Gear
Gigarth • Lashor • Razoid • Spartablaster • Swayther • Vicer
Super Assault
Set O
Set P
Core Bakugan
Damakor • Gren • Lockanoid • Megarus • Nastix • Olifus • Ramdol • Rickoran • Scaboid
Battle Gear
Super Assault
Mobile Assault
v • d • e  
MS logo en.png Bakugan types (Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge)
Set Q
Core Bakugan
BakuNano
Mechtogan
Braxion • Deezall • Venexus • Zenthon
Mechtogan Titans
Mobile Assault
Axellor • Hurrix • Impalaton (Re-release) • Raytheus (Re-release)
BakuSteel Traps
Set R
Core Bakugan
BakuMutant
BakuNano
Mechtogan
Mechtogan Titans
Mobile Assault
BakuSteel Traps
Set S
Core Bakugan
BakuNano
Aeroblaze (unreleased) • Jamsaber (unreleased) • Orehammer (unreleased) • Spearax (unreleased)
Mechtogan
Set T
Baku Sky Raiders
Fusion Dragonoid • Jaakor • Orbeum • Reptak • Skytruss • Aeroblitz (Combination) • Magmafury (Combination)
BakuFusion
Radizen • Roxtor • Spatterix • Stronk • Betakor (Combination) • Scorptak (Combination)
BakuMine
Bakugan Battle Suits
Set U
Set V
Set W
Set X
Core Bakugan
BakuMutant
Mechtogan
Mandibor (normal release)
BakuBlasters
Unreleased
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