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Everyone thinks the Bakugans are done falling to Earth, but then Griffin and Dan see a Baku-Ball fall straight towards their neighborhood.
Everyone thinks the Bakugans are done falling to Earth, but then Griffin and Dan see a Baku-Ball fall straight towards their neighborhood.
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S1, EP4 "Rules Are Boring; A Handful of Gold!"In dire need of more brawlers, the Misfit Clan asks a local daredevil hacker named Juno to join, but the Mammal Clan wants her on its team too.
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S1, EP10 "Bombzookas Away; You're Welcome"Mia challenges her online bully to a brawl and gets more than she bargained for; Dan enforces a strict training regiment on the Misfit Clan.
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S1, EP2 "Tyrannosaurus Flex; No Take Backsies"Everyone thinks the Bakugans are done falling to Earth, but then Griffin and Dan see a Baku-Ball fall straight towards their neighborhood.
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