Bakugan Brawl Zone

The new third generation of Bakugan is an interesting one. The gameplay has slightly changed up in favor of the new spinning Special Attack Bakugan, Playing on a normal table or flat surface is not easy, but this new Brawl Zone is perfect from playing the game the way it’s advertised! The Brawl Zone is a small battle arena that can fit up to 4 gate cards for gameplay, and hold up to 6 Bakugan, 3 per player side. Launching the Bakugan in this arena feels great and it’s nice to see them able to land on the gate cards and smack into other Gan. The ramps on the sides are great for letting the Special Attack Bakugan slide into the zone and battle like Beyblades, and this makes it so much easier for them to land on the cards, a major issue for standard tabletop play with this iteration of the series, if you aren’t just using Core Bakugan. Speaking of cores, they also work well in this zone just rolling them on the ramp and having them roll around till they open. The size of this Brawl Zone is great, being about 15x11.5 inches when assembled, but it can separate into two halves, making it easier to put this in a bag and travel with it. The product comes with an exclusive special attack Titanium Dragonoid, it’s associated character card and weapon card, 1 gate card, a XL ripcord, and a roblox code card. For the price of this product, this is perfect, especially compared to the Battle Arena Playset that came before it. It’s simple and very useful for this new game style. There are a few drawbacks that this Zone, however they are quite small depending on what’s your preference. I mentioned that rolling Bakugan can be used in this arena via the ramps, but this will make it so that this more of a game of chance rather than strategy. You can’t control where your spinning or rolling Bakugan land, and that may detract some players who want a game of precision away. The arena is really made mostly for the Special Attacks, but can be used by all Bakugan. Another thing, atleast I would have liked, was if the two halves could stack together when being put away, but they will remain separated unless connected for play. Overall, despite those flaws, this is a great zone for playing the new game and really using the spinning Bakugan to their best potential. You are getting this zone for the price of a standard Special Attack Bakugan ($9.99 USD) + $5 USD, which is great for an arena like this and getting started playing the game and with the toys. Would absolutely recommend this product, and I hope we get more iterations of this arena that enhances it more.

My 7-year-old just started getting into Bakugan and this was the first daughter pack that we got for him and he absolutely loves it. I'd recommend buying a storage container for them however because when they're in their ball form they're kind of hard to put on a shelf and it's easier to keep the cards and power cores together when you have a container for them. They function well like they're supposed to they've held up through multiple months of uses I think they're a little on the expensive side but they hold up and are worth it if that's what your kids into.

My son likes it. Good product

The long rip cord that comes with the Bakugan Ventri was packaged in a way that caused it to be bent, making it difficult to get a good spin. Over time, the rip cord becomes less bent, but it’s still not as straight as the ones that come with the battle arena. The card holder with the little rip cord is a neat little item, but I don’t use it since the little rip cord doesn’t spin the special attack Bakugan fast. I think kids will have more fun with the card holder/rip cord. The diamond Trox that come with the starter pack are a great addition. I love the look of it and the translucent plastic. The starter pack gave more bakugan and cards to add to my G3 collection and adds more variety to my gameplay.

Great product for the price build sturdy

Nothing much to say except the kids loved it!

The battle arena doesn't fully snap together and stay shut without interfering with the rip cord toys. The rip cord doesn't insert easily into the actual battle figurine itself. It is difficult to close the figurine and put it back onto the little piece it snaps on to, then put it on the rip cord and pull it off without interfering with how the figurine is supposed to stay put together. Tough toy to play with but still kinda fun. I'd say a little too difficult for my 6 year old.

Purchased for my soon-to-be 8 yo grandson. ❤️ what they don’t tell you is it’s hard to get the balls to stay in a small area so it’s best to buy the arena as well. (Very Inexpensive) but we played and traded dragons and kept score and giggled for literally hours. You get to play with the kids because it’s not a game they play alone! And what I didn’t know how to do, my grandson showed me how to put the dragons back together! He was delighted!! ❤️kids can put the arena together easily!!

Sehr coole Arena. Kompakt und gut gearbeitet. Das Bakugan ist auch sehr stark im vergleich zu anderen.

Good quality and lots of fun! Good value for money when compared to toy store prices!

Un peu cheap du fait que c'est en 2 parties. Je regrette un peu cet achat.

Our 8 year old thinks these were excellent

Thank you, my son likes it