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  • Special Shots (real life)



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      Silent Naga
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      Alright, so I've been making Special Shots for each Bakugan in real life. I'll list them here and edit when I think of new ones.Neo Dragonoid- Burning Tornado: Pull Neo's spikes out and spin-roll him to the card.Moskeeto- Sting: Pull out the Stinger, so much that it doesn't open Moskeeto's head, then face the stinger toward the card, and slide Moskeeto to the card with the Stinger facing forward.Thunder Wilda- Thunder Shot: Open Thunder Wilda's feet and hands, and close his shoulders. Drop him onto the card (preferably on top of the Bakugan standing to Critical KO.)Alto Brontes- Psycho Shot: Spin Alto Brontes to the card with his arms open.Altair- Turbine Altair: Spin Altair as powerful as you can toward the card.Hyper Dragonoid- Hyper Shot: completely open Hyper Dragonoid and slide him to the card.Fear Ripper- Shred Shot: Spin Fear Ripper as powerful as you can toward the card.Ingram- Fly: open Ingram except the feet, flip up the bird head, then lay him back and flip him forward. (Will make video tutorial)Verias- Ape Rage: Open Verias's hands and backspin him so he jumps.-WILL EDIT-

      #328042
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      pyrusmetru
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      nice idea althogh i alredy had the idea of neo dragonoid

      #328116
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      Swave
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      I one time made a non jumping Bakugan jump, but I can't think who it was right now

      #328154
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      Alright, so I've been making Special Shots for each Bakugan in real life. I'll list them here and edit when I think of new ones.Neo Dragonoid- Burning Tornado: Pull Neo's spikes out and spin-roll him to the card.Moskeeto- Sting: Pull out the Stinger, so much that it doesn't open Moskeeto's head, then face the stinger toward the card, and slide Moskeeto to the card with the Stinger facing forward.Thunder Wilda- Thunder Shot: Open Thunder Wilda's feet and hands, and close his shoulders. Drop him onto the card (preferably on top of the Bakugan standing to Critical KO.)Alto Brontes- Psycho Shot: Spin Alto Brontes to the card with his arms open.-WILL EDIT-

      I like this idea!

      #328158
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      Swave
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      Pyro Dragonoid reminds me of a Beyblade, if you fold out his fins and roll him

      #328538
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      BakuganFanX
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      Sounds cool. I like the Alto Brontes one

      #328837
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      Smeargle2
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      I've thought of a few:Percival: Cape Veil- Close him, but leave his head and feet out. Slide him at the Opponent's Bakugan.Mega Nemus/Brontes: Light/Dark Dash- Close it, but leave its arms out. Spin onto the card.Helios: Burning Charge- Open him up, and open his feet. Set him down on his "belly" about 1 GC's length away from an Opponent, facing the opponent, and flick him at the Opponent's Bakugan.

      #328839
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      SN, what stinger on Moskeeto are you talking about? You mean the proboscis?

      #328841
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      OMG, I m not the only one who does this, it helps the rolling so much, I did the neo drago one too, I also do one with skyress where I keep the wings out!

      #328930
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      Silent Naga
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      Added new ones.

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