The game is about battling. The objective is to win three Gate Cards. The diversion is played by rolling spherical jump loaded Bakugan. If a Bakugan lands on a magnetic Gate Card then it springs open. If two Bakugan open on the same Gate Card then the battle commences. To decide the star of a Bakugan encounter the strengths of the Bakugan are added to the G-power boost points on the Gate Card. The Bakugan with the highest total score is the winner of the battle and takes the Gate Card.
Bakugan is game that can be played by up to four players.
In the Big Game Version 6 Bakugan, 6 Gate Cards, 6 Ability Cards and 6 Bakugan are used rather than 3 Bakugan and 3 Gate Cards. The winner is still the first player to collect 3 Gate Cards.
The card element to the game is similar to Trump Cards in as much as that the different Bakugan characters possess different strengths and weaknesses that the various cards compliment. Choosing the right ability card for the right Bakugan helps win battles. The most popular of these extras include a Bakugan carry clip and a Bakugan launcher.
Setup of the Bakugan
Every Bakugan will also have a Gate Card (1 of each color) and an Ability Card (1 of each color). For example, if you are playing with 3 Bakugan. You will have a total of 3 Gate Cards and 3 Ability Cards.
A Gate Card will be the card that contains a heavy metal in it. It will be a lighter card. Some Ability Cards also have bonus attributes as well.
Have all the Bakugan closed at the beginning of the game and do not show your Gate Cards or Ability Cards to your opponents.
Playing the Bakugan Game
If you have two Bakugan that is on the same card, then the first Bakugan on the card has to move to another Gate Card. It can be moved to an empty Gate Card or it can be moved to a Gate Card that has an opponent’s Bakugan on it.
If your Bakugan knocks off your opponents Bakugan off of the card, then you automatically get the Gate Card.
Then flip the Gate Card over. The player that started the battle will get to play their Ability Cards Card first. Remember Ability Cards can only be used once the entire game. The highest G-Powered Bakugan wins the Gate Card. An exception is that some Gate Cards have instructions that say the lowest G-Power Bakugan wins.
Whoever is the first person to roll their Bakugan onto the same card will win the Gate Card.
The Gate Card and the Bakugan are placed into each other’s respective used pile. *(Series 2) the winner is the player who captures 3 Gate Cards first.
^ (Series 1) everyone battles until all the Gate Cards are captured. Each Bakugan is worth 100 HSP
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