[novawolfMember]

The kid on the tat watch vid sounds really angry! and has a cold XD

[friendfulMember]

I thought my rattlenoids

[Darkus BrawlerMember]

I thought my rattlenoids

[friendfulMember]

I found a thing that said made in china, not a cerial number. They are mad very well. It's amazing!

[mattwoMember]

Its true, most people just think that because its in the same packaging that its legit, If someone was get them so close to being the real thing and people buy them, that person/people could be very rich.As for consulting SM I think we should, and If they needed a recall, then why didn't they say about the recall? I think we should wait for awhile before telling him to see if we can find out anything else about this 'fake bakugan' thing

ya think this is bad heh this is only the begining look at Yu-Gi-Oh ok look at it as i said before there are some dollar stores who sell fake cards

You know what's stupid about the fake Yu-Gi-Oh! cards? Konami blamed the old Yugioh distrubutor UDE for fakes. IMO They lied and forged evidence. There's not way Konami could have won that lawsuit.WoW pulled their UDE partnership out soon after...

[novawolfMember]

Fake YUGIOH cards?

[mattwoMember]

Fake YUGIOH cards?

You mean you didn't know? LOL

[novawolfMember]

What I Mean is why yugioh, this is a BAKUGAN topic

[KohdokMember]

What I Mean is why yugioh, this is a BAKUGAN topic

Because Bakugan is in the same vein of "Popular card game with fakes being made of it". Pokemon has these problems, too.

[mattwoMember]

What I Mean is why yugioh, this is a BAKUGAN topic

Pokemon has these problems, too.

You're joking right? Pokemon is where it all STARTED...

[vakusoMember]

the thing that most games have in common is that if their popular their will be fakes made but usually after about 4 to 5 years the fakes start to die off because people know what to look for in a fake item.

[novawolfMember]

You can get good fakes and then you can get fail fakes like Distortion monsters

[mattwoMember]

the thing that most games have in common is that if their popular their will be fakes made but usually after about 4 to 5 years the fakes start to die off because people know what to look for in a fake item.

There's also another rule of thumb that applies, but I'd rather keep it clean. 😛

[Darkus BrawlerMember]

That theory of someone slipping fakes into the supply chain is making more sense by the day, I got a 790g Dharak and it looks totally wrong. It does have a DNA code, but the Darkus symbol is too small, the G-Power font is really sloppy as if drawn with a fine-tipped marker XD, and lastly it has the same code as my Darkus Serpenoid I posted a while back, 00125MPG. Makes one wonder if it's even supposed to have that G-Power…

[TimessMember]

Maybe it's just you. The theory of it sounds possible, but I don't get it. Why would someone do that, when they could go sell it for some money. But last time I checked they were still working on BakuBronze fakes. How would they be able to recreate a Dharak so quickly. That and get the G-Power right on. I have a few Bakugan that are like yours, but I haven't questioned them. You should post pics, for us to all see.

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