Twelve Orders
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The Twelve Orders (12統制者, To~uerubu ōdāzu?) were a group of Gundalians that served as the main antagonists in Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders. They were also introduced in Bakugan Dimensions. There were a total number of six members, consisting of one member of each Bakugan Attribute.
As of the end of Gundalian Invaders, all members of the Twelve Orders except Nurzak are dead or presumed dead. With Barodius' defeat at the end of the season, the group has presumably disbanded. Its former members maintain order in Gundalia in the aftermath of the war.
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Major Members[edit]
Identity | Attribute | Bakugan | Position and Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Barodius |
Dharak (Deceased) | Former Emperor of Gundalia, mutated into Mag Mel, deceased in Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge Arc 1 | |
Kazarina |
Lumagrowl | Director of the Bakugan Biological Research Center, Deceased | |
Nurzak |
Sabator | Defected to Neathia; current Prime Minister of Gundalia | |
Gill |
Krakix (Deceased) | Deceased | |
Airzel |
Strikeflier (Deceased) | Captain of the Gundalian Forces, Deceased | |
Stoica |
Lythirus (Deceased) | Deceased |
Partners[edit]
It seems that each of the members of the Twelve Orders has a specific partner they battle with in tag team matches, and are generally around this person.
Here are the teams:
- Barodius: Barodius usually battles by himself. This is probably because he doesn't need a partner to win a battle seeing how Dharak is strong enough to win on his own.
- Gill-Airzel: Gill and Airzel are a great team. This is probably because Airzel is Gill's protege. The two of them have fought together a lot in tag team battles and they get along pretty well.
- Kazarina-Stoica: Kazarina and Stoica have fought most of their tag team battles together and are usually both trying to get someone to take the fall for them. They get along pretty good with the exception of Stoica calling her "mad scientist".
Trivia[edit]
- The Twelve Orders is the largest major villain group in the Bakugan TV series.
- It is unknown if the Twelve Orders were reformed by Nurzak and the remaining members of the Minor Twelve Orders.