They’re on my floor, stuck on my lamps, and taking over my kitchen counter. My son has more Bakugan brawlers than I can count, and still he knows all of their names, stats, and special powers.
This is, by the way, the same kid who can’t remember to put on pants, sometimes. They don’t call it selective memory for nothing.
And so my life runneth over with Bakugan, but it looks like things are about to get even more Bakuganful (totally a word)—now we can stay tuned for the official Bakugan movie:
Universal and Stuber Prods. are hoping to capitalize on the latest toy craze among boys, entering into a deal with toy company Spin Master to bring “Bakugan Battle Brawlers” to the big screen.
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“Bakugan” airs six days a week on Cartoon as one of its top shows.
No writers are on board, but the studio jumped at the chance to be in business with a toy that has a growing worldwide fan base. It also sparked to the concept and story line, which it believes will translate well into an all-ages action-adventure movie.
Soooo… will it be animated? Live-action? And most importantly… how long do you suppose I can hide this information from my son…?
My son has had many fixations over the years; like most boys, he went through a 
If you were to ask my son what sorts of things he requires to sustain life, I’m sure he’d list Ben 10 and Bakugan right after food, water and air. It’s in the Small Boys Manual, you know. (I think it’s in the same section that explain about having small plastic objects that are very important but make no sense whatsoever to your mother.)