Hello peeps sorry i haven’t been on in a while but the boss hasn’t given me a paycheck yet. just kidding!!!!

Anyways today i will reveal my secrets!

First is my juggernoid secret. You need a ventus juggernoid and a juggernoid card. Your juggernoid will result in having 1050 g’s for the battle.

Second is my card trick secret. Note:this is not cheating…just tricking.      Anyways…..You need a gate card that will be useless for you, one that makes the bakugan with the lowest g power win, your bakugan with the lowest g’s and an ability card. you need to order you pile so that ur lowest g wins card=CB is the second one in your  pile

Now you have to  show ur opponent ur useless card=CA and then u put it back in ur pile. You then pull out your ability card which you show to your opponent and put it in your GATE card pile. Now when you choosing you card pull out card CB. Put it down and roll your lowest g’s bakugan on it. Your opponent wont know what coming. or should i say rolling.

Skyress,Out

hey skyress  here and for all you fans wanting to prove yourself as a bakugan master and live in alabama come to Sunridge mall in
Calgary,AB! it will be hosted 6/20-6/21

please come and earn yourself a high rank!

Skyress,Out

Me skyress again!

Today we will talk about ability cards and how they work.

There are three types.

• Green: Powerful ability cards; includes the attribute-named cards.
• Blue: Basic ability cards with G-Power increase.
• Red: Situational abilities.

You should use G-Power cards when your bakugan is BERELY losing

Should use Red if you are in a bad situation

And Green when you are losing the whole game.

Personally i use red and blue cards the most because green cards aren’t as useful in my opinion

Ability cards are played from the hand at certain times to affect the outcome of the match. The common categories of use are before rolling (b/r), after rolling (a/r), start of a battle (s/b), during battle (d/b), win battle (w/b), lose battle (l/b), or after one of your opponent’s actions (a/o). Further restrictions may apply, e.g. “Play before you roll a Pyrus Bakugan.”

Skyress , out!

Hey people! Me Skyress and my first post!

Well today I’ll be talking about how weak Bakuganare actually useful. They are useful in a number of ways. They can be used as sacrifices or to distract your foes! The most important part about them is that if you have a card and it says “The Bakugan with the lowest total G-Power wins” they will win! So do not underestimate a Bakugan’s G-Power. In my experience i have never lost and i win with mostly weak Bakugan. I’m gonna make the rest of this short because I’m even sure I’m supposed to be doing this <.<

If you have one of those 250 G Bakugan then i suggest keeping it and not trading because if you have a lot of those  “Lowset G-Power cards”

Well i hope you have a good time brawling and I’ll be blogging still.

Skyress, out.