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Why kids love Bakugan battle packs?
Read my story on how I revealed the true name of the secret toy my boy was demanding , and how he enjoys his Bakugan Battle Packs.
Not long ago my 5 year old said to me "I want a pepugan, mammy".
I researched the web for answers and could not learn anything.
His birthday was coming and I wanted to surprise him with "pepugan".
One day while he was playing with one of his friends, I inquired the other kid what was a pepugan and he presented me a tiny colored ball that opened up when he pressed it against something metalic. I asked him - what are these called? and he said - bakugan. And then the two young brats arrived to the sitting room making war noises with "pepugan" on their hands. The child's mum said "Bakugan!!!".
Ok, I found it, now I had to buy him many.
I did some research and here is what I found:
It is indeed one of the greatest trends in toys for ages 4-10. In case you are having a hard time realizing a present for small kids this christmas, bakugan battle packs are a terrific idea.
Everybody is anticipating it to be even stronger than Pokemon. It was named one of the top toys of 2008 by Time Magazine and Newsday.
Bakugan is a japanese anime animated cartoon series, a card game and many battle brawlers which have different super forces and can fight against each other.
The Bakugan balls can transmute into characters which get a certain amount of points and can defeat the other bakugan battle brawlers with less points.
Each card presents a Bakugan Battle Brawler character.
The Bakugan ball opens up when it lands on a Bakugan card, thereby unlocking and transforming the playing piece into a specific fight position.(it works with some variety of magnetic mechanism that the card activates)
Kids play a simulated 'battle' with all the noises and combat faces, that sets which player conquers that particular card.
Maintaining the score of the battle rankings is for older children, but it surely didn't interfere with the delectation of playing these simulated battles.
I went to the local toy shop and purchased him a Bakugan battle pack and the Bakugan battle arena, which opens up the bakugan balls when they reach a certain place on the gameboard.
His birthday arrived and in the morning I said "What gift do you wish?" - he said instantly "pepugan", so I was sure he will love it.
To my surprise he seen dissapointed, and then it hit me, he was waiting for the small balls so he did not realize why the box was so heavy.
He tore the paper and when he discovered the Bakugan battle pack, he was so happy, he begun dancing and jumping, I was so thankful.
I love seeing him play with his "pepugan" (he still calls them like that no matter how many times I explained it the real name to him)
I think this is a exceptional idea for a gift, particularly for boys. Hope I helped you with the holidays shopping.!!
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About the Author
As a young mother of a boy, Stephanie Houston likes reviewing toys and kids products like Bakugan battle packs
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should we encourage our kids to use the amateur colored ball instead of the nba ball?
i think it's makes more sense if we see kids playing on the court or on the streets/playgrounds with the red and white ball. NBA ball is so passe and there's no way these kids will all be playing in the NBA. kids should develop their game around amateur rules, basketball included
you hit it right there.
i just passed a school ground the other day and noticed more kids are playing with the colored balls than before. i wish that with the olympics,it would catch up to become the fad. it does more to the game than just a ball. it's a good props for emphasizing team basketball not AND1 streetball type.
