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Bujin Dragaon is equipped with [[BakuTech|Bind System]]. |
Bujin Dragaon is equipped with [[BakuTech|Bind System]]. |
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==='''Pentagon Parameter'''=== |
==='''Pentagon Parameter'''=== |
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| − | *Attack: |
+ | *Attack: ? |
| − | *Defense: |
+ | *Defense: ? |
| − | *Occupy Force: |
+ | *Occupy Force: ? |
| − | *Control: |
+ | *Control: ? |
| − | *Stand: |
+ | *Stand: ? |
| − | *'''Total''': |
+ | *'''Total''': ? |
===[[Gate Card]](s)=== |
===[[Gate Card]](s)=== |
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Revision as of 15:41, 5 March 2014
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'Bujin Dragaon' (武(ブジン)ドラガオン, Bujin Doragaon?) is a dragon-like Japanese original Bakugan from the BakuTech series which is a variation of Flare Dragaon. Its front Bind Part (hemisphere) is as same as Jigen Dragaon.
Official Description
Japanese Official Website
Normal
' (?)
Manga
BakuTech! Bakugan
Game
Bujin Dragaon is equipped with Bind System.
Pentagon Parameter
- Attack: ?
- Defense: ?
- Occupy Force: ?
- Control: ?
- Stand: ?
- Total: ?
Gate Card(s)
Ability Card(s)
Fusion Ability Card(s)
Etymology
The Kanji in the Japanese name of Bujin Dragaon, 武 (Goon: mu/Kan'on: bu/Kun: takeshi), means military or martial. It is also in reponse to Jigen Dragaon's Kanji forming the Japanese term for samurai, 武士(bushi). "Bujin" is derived from the Japanese for the god of war, 武神 (bujin),[1] while 'Dragaon' is derived from the word 'Dragon' and the onomatopoeia for roaring, 'gao'.
Trivia
- Dragaon is said to be Flame Aigle's older brother in the latter's product description[2].
References
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