Bakugan Black Wormquake Series 1 Booster Pack

One of the new and stimulating additions to the third installment of the Bakugan series is the Bakugan Battle Gear. It’s a new weapon for the Bakugan, and acts as a support in the brawls just like a Bakugan Trap. They take the form of guns, weaponed wings, cannons, and more when opened. When in their closed form, they take dissimilar forms from the general Bakugan balls, as they are shaped as anything other than a ball.

Aside from having dissimilar closed and open forms from the ordinary Bakugan, the gears also have a dissimilar set of attributes. The rest of the Bakugan go along with the main set of traits — Pyrus (red/fire), Aquos (blue/water), Haos (white/light), Darkus (black/darkness), Subterra (brown/land), Ventus (green/wind). The Bakugan Battle Gear go with only three attributes: Gold, Silver, and Copper. Despite having only three attributes, the gears still go by the same colors as that of the six main traits of the Bakugan.

Making Your Final Choice

You will have to choose your battle gear primary before even playing in a brawl. The main rule for a brawler when using it is that he or she may only use up to two supports. So it’ll be either two battle gears, two traps, or one of each. More than two would be out of bounds of the rules in brawling.

In choosing their main gear, brawlers would ordinarily go for the one with the most eminent G-power level. Choosing a gear that matches with your Bakugan’s attribute is likewise a good way to pick out your choice, no matter how much it is G-power is. Pair up a Ventus Bakugan with a green battle gear like the Battle Turbine, for example, or a Pyrus Bakugan with a red one like the Jetkor.

Of course, you may likewise mix and match your Bakugan with two dissimilar attributes, with the support of the particular abilities on the Battle Gear Reference Cards. This system allows you to be flexible in brawling so it is also bestloved by galore brawlers.

Using Your Battle Gear In a Brawl

You use the battle gears by opening it on a Gate Card or putting it on the back of a Core Bakugan. There are Bakugan with handles on the back to hold the gear on their backs. For the Bakugan without these handles, like the Bakugan from the past series (season 1 and New Vestroia Bakugan), you may just use the Gate Card to open them and use them in the brawl.

Don’t forget regarding the Battle Gear Reference Card, too. It’s a card that comes with the Bakugan pack with the gear. It’s not necessary to use the Reference Card all the time. But you may use it to boost your Bakugan with G-powers and have further and added abilities. More hints of system for a brawl using this new addition are included in the Gameplay FAQ of the game.

Given the divergences of the Bakugan Battle Gear from the Core Bakugan and the rest, it would only be natural that there would be a dissimilar set of rules in using the former in a brawl. The divergence is only small, however. Ultimately, the main point is that they function like the Bakugan Trap, and they are moved around the game just like the regular Bakugan.

Bakugan Black Wormquake Series 1 Booster Pack Image

Bakugan Black Wormquake Series 1 Booster Pack Image

Bakugan Black Wormquake Series 1 Booster Pack Image

Bakugan Black Wormquake Series 1 Booster Pack Photo

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Bakugan Black Wormquake Series 1 Booster Pack Pic

Bakugan Black Wormquake Series 1 Booster Pack Image

Bakugan Black Wormquake Series 1 Booster Pack Picture