This is a list of card series in Bakugan: New Vestroia.

1. Bakugan Series Order
2. Bakugan Series Order
3. Bakugan Series In Order
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• 3Japanese Series

1. BakuAges series is the primary series which is direct sequel to Bakugan Battle Brawlers and the other three seasons. This series takes place at the alternate timeline and the male protagonist named Kuroko Taiki and his partner Bolcanon in order to save the world from the villains. Now Bolcanon belongs to the son of Kuroko, the Mirai Taiki, the new male protagonist who replaces.
2. Mar 08, 2019 Pokemon Series Order List All Bakugan Series In Order. It was titled “Baku Tech! Bakugan” and featured the characters from the manga of the same name; ending in March 2013. Followed after it was a sequel series called “Baku Tech! Bakugan Gachi” which ran from April 6, 2013 to December 28, 2013.
3. BakuAges series is the primary series which is direct sequel to Bakugan Battle Brawlers and the other three seasons. This series takes place at the alternate timeline and the male protagonist named Kuroko Taiki and his partner Bolcanon in order to save the world from the villains.

Main Series[edit]

• 1-48e - The first major card series for Bakugan: New Vestroia.
• 1-18f - The first minor (Gate Card only) card series for Bakugan: New Vestroia.
• 1-18h - The second minor (Gate Card only) card series for Bakugan: New Vestroia.
• 1-48i - The second major card series for Bakugan: New Vestroia.
• 1-18j - The third minor (Gate Card only) card series for Bakugan: New Vestroia.
• 1-18L - The fourth minor (Gate Card only) card series for Bakugan: New Vestroia.
• 1-48n - The third major card series for Bakugan: New Vestroia.
• 1-48q 1 - The fourth major card series for Bakugan: New Vestroia. There are two unique '1-48q' sets in Bakugan: New Vestoria. They are here in no particular order.
• 1-48q 2 - The fifth major card series for Bakugan: New Vestroia. There are two unique '1-48q' sets in Bakugan: New Vestoria. They are here in no particular order.
• 1-48ah - The sixth major card series for Bakugan: New Vestroia.

Character Series[edit]

Redball game. Series 2 was the second series of Bakugan released. There were 8 new Bakugan types released with this series. Still original 29mm size as well. The gameplay rules changed and a new 48 card set was released, the 1/48 set.

• 1-8f - Card series for the first wave of New VestroiaSpecial Attack and Bakugan Trap Bakugan.
• 1-4m - Card series for the second wave of New VestroiaSpecial Attack and Bakugan Trap Bakugan.
• 1-4o - Card series for the third wave of New VestroiaBakugan Trap Bakugan. This series contains no Special Attack Bakugan.
• 1-3p - Card series for the third wave of New VestroiaSpecial Attack Bakugan. This series contains no Bakugan Trap Bakugan.
• 1-3aa - Card series for the fourth wave of New VestroiaSpecial Attack Bakugan.
• 1-3ab - Card series for the fourth wave of New VestroiaBakugan Trap Bakugan.
• 1-4ac - Card series for the fifth wave of New VestroiaBakugan Trap Bakugan.
• 1-3ad - Card series for the fifth wave of New VestroiaSpecial Attack Bakugan.
• 1-2ab - Card series for the two Maxus Bakugan, Maxus Dragonoid and Maxus Helios.
• 1-1ag - Promotional card series that came with the BakuGauntlet toy. This series only contains one card.
• 1-4sa - Card series for the sixth wave of New VestroiaSpecial Attack Bakugan.
• 1-7sa - Card series for an unreleased seventh wave of New VestroiaSpecial Attack Bakugan. Although the original cards were added to the Bakugan.com online card list during New Vestroia, all of these Bakugan, with the exception of Flare Wilda which was never released, were instead released during Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders and Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge.
• 1-4ai - Card series for an unreleased sixth wave of New VestroiaBakugan Trap Bakugan. Although the original cards were added to the Bakugan.com online card list during New Vestroia, only one of the associated physical toys, Fire Scorpion, was released during New Vestroia. Dartaak and Zeon Hylash were, for unknown reasons, released as regular Bakugan during the fourth wave of Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders, despite them not fitting in with the traditional ball shape of Core Bakugan. The last Bakugan Trap in this series, Flash Falconfly, was never released.

Japanese Series[edit]

Bakugan Arcade Battlers[edit]

Promotional Sets[edit]

Promotional Series[edit]

Bakugan Series Order

• 1-6 - Card series that contains four cards that came with special colored card sleeves, that when laid over the card, will reveal special hidden text.
• 1-3b - Card series that contains cards that came with BakuBinders.
• 1-6br - Card series that contains cards that come with Bronze Attack Bakugan.
• 1-5BCon - Card series that contains cards that were given out to Baku-Con participants.
• 1-6deka - Card series for special Deka-sized cards that came in a Wal-Mart exclusive product.

Bakugan Series Order

Bakugan Series In Order

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