New Monsuno accessories.

I found these pictures on the Monsuno wiki (I don't know where they got them). I will let the pictures speak for themselves:

 
Well, I don't know quite what to say about this, other than the fact that it's a carry case that looks like a giant core...
The whole thing looks a bit unnecessary to me, but maybe it'll appeal to someone.








The Battle field actually looks pretty cool, but based on the picture, it seems to have lights and sounds. The lights are alright, But I will probably end up taking the batteries out, as I find sound effects to be very annoying.

I also like how the kids in the picture aren't even launching from the ramps...

There is also a picture of the field's closed form, which looks shockingly like the closed version of Hexbug Hive habitat set.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmm...







 So, what do you guys think of these new strange Monsuno products? I will probably pick them up out of sheer curiosity.

If you guys are Bakugan fans, then you have probably seen these pictures over and over again. But I just realized that something isn't quite right . . .

See if you can find out what I mean:

o_O

I decided to make this picture for everyone who is wondering whats going to be in Monsuno wave 2. I hope this helps!

There are supposed to be 10 Monsuno in this wave. Including Longfang, Airswitch, Whipper, Red Diamond Lock, Librax, Firewalker, Shadowhornet, Hydro, and Crossbolt. Only 9 are listed here. The 10th is still unknown.

Wild Core news

I have to give a big thanks to Zizzac, who asked on the Monsuno Facebook page what the rules for Wild Cores are. Here is the answer that was given:

"In the Intermediate game, when the Wild Core card is drawn, you may play it before players choose their Strike cards for combat (you may only play one wild core card per combat). You then spin out your Wild Core and have three tries to hit it with your Monsuno Core in order to make it stop spinning. If you manage to stop it, you then get the ability printed on the Wild Core card."

 Thanks again Zizzac, for I can finally use one of my three Wild Cores!







In other Wild Core news, after looking over the wonderful Monsuno theme song a few times, I noticed a short clip, of what seems like a green vortex, firing lasers at Chase, and Evo

Come on, what else could this be other than the Wild Core?

 I have posted a new Baku low-down on Youtube. This time, I'm reviewing BakuTech!

Oh Spinmaster...

Apparently, Bakugan isn't dead in the US. A new Bakugan product is scheduled to be released in August.
No words can prepare you for the images your about to see...

(Warning, mini rant ahead)

Bakublasters.
Yes, that's right, Bakublasters.
Spinmaster, when will you learn that we don't want pointless gimmicks any more. We just want plain, smooth, sturdy, classic-style Bakugan. All of the stuff that made the brand popular in the first place. Take Japan for example. Bakugan is still a massively popular toyline in Japan, the reason for this is that they stayed on track. Not only did they keep sight of what Bakugan actually is, they improved upon it with Baku-Tech.
However, I think it would all be forgiven if they would just import Baku-Tech.
(Mini rant over)