History of Bakugan - Revision history

SyntaxTsundere: Text replacement - "(Legacy)" to "(Generation 1)"

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Text replacement - "(Legacy)" to "(Generation 1)"

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Text replacement - "SpinMaster" to "Spin Master"

2022-02-03T09:58:34Z

SwampKryakwa moved page Bakugan (history) to History of Bakugan without leaving a redirect

2021-10-10T19:22:13Z

Text replacement - "Dragonoid" to "Dragonoid"

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2019-03-02T17:29:09Z

2019-01-13T01:39:10Z

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 Spin Master then took the idea and created prototypes. However, they were not content with the current form of the product, so they sent it to Japan, to Sega Toys. Sega created the system for the [[Bakugan (game)|Bakugan game]], including the cards, points, and battling.
-[[File:A,2007-215898 000010 small.jpg|right|thumb|A schematic for the Bakugan [[Dragonoid (Legacy)|Dragonoid]]]]
+[[File:A,2007-215898 000010 small.jpg|right|thumb|A schematic for the Bakugan [[Dragonoid (Generation 1)|Dragonoid]]]]
 ==Television==

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-'''Bakugan''' as a physical toy was first envisioned by American inventor [[Aldric Saucier]], and was picked up by SpinMaster and Sega Toys.<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/09/business/media/09spin.html</ref>
+'''Bakugan''' as a physical toy was first envisioned by American inventor [[Aldric Saucier]], and was picked up by Spin Master and Sega Toys.<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/09/business/media/09spin.html</ref>
 ==Creation==
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 [[File:Prototype_Hydranoid_Open.png|thumb|An early drawing of the Bakugan [[Hydranoid]]]]
-He then submitted it to SpinMaster with the help of Sheldon Goldberg, his inventor representative.
+He then submitted it to Spin Master with the help of Sheldon Goldberg, his inventor representative.
 ==Discovery by Spin Master==

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 Spin Master then took the idea and created prototypes. However, they were not content with the current form of the product, so they sent it to Japan, to Sega Toys. Sega created the system for the [[Bakugan (game)|Bakugan game]], including the cards, points, and battling.
-[[File:A,2007-215898 000010 small.jpg|right|thumb|A schematic for the Bakugan [[Dragonoid]]]]
+[[File:A,2007-215898 000010 small.jpg|right|thumb|A schematic for the Bakugan [[Dragonoid (Legacy)|Dragonoid]]]]
 ==Television==

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 ==Creation==
 The first idea for Bakugan was created when Aldric Saucier, an American inventor, was walking through the toy aisle at Wal-Mart. He was thinking about doing something with small action figures when he noticed marbles, and came up with the idea for small figures inside of marbles. He scribbled his idea on top a napkin, and created the first incarnation of the Bakugan toy.<ref>https://www.newstimes.com/news/article/Bakugan-idea-born-in-toy-aisle-99023.php</ref>
-[[File:Prototype_Hydranoid_Open.png|thumb|An early drawing of the Bakugan, [[Hydranoid]]]]
+[[File:Prototype_Hydranoid_Open.png|thumb|An early drawing of the Bakugan [[Hydranoid]]]]
 He then submitted it to SpinMaster with the help of Sheldon Goldberg, his inventor representative.
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 Spin Master then took the idea and created prototypes. However, they were not content with the current form of the product, so they sent it to Japan, to Sega Toys. Sega created the system for the [[Bakugan (game)|Bakugan game]], including the cards, points, and battling.
-[[File:A,2007-215898 000010 small.jpg|right|thumb|A schematic for the Bakugan, [[Dragonoid]]]]
+[[File:A,2007-215898 000010 small.jpg|right|thumb|A schematic for the Bakugan [[Dragonoid]]]]
 ==Television==

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 [[File:Prototype_Hydranoid_Open.png|thumb|An early drawing of the Bakugan, [[Hydranoid]]]]
-He then submitted it to [[SpinMaster]] with the help of Sheldon Goldberg, his inventor representative.
+He then submitted it to SpinMaster with the help of Sheldon Goldberg, his inventor representative.
 ==Discovery by Spin Master==

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−	'''Bakugan''' as a physical toy was first envisioned by American inventor [[Aldric Saucier]], and was picked up by ~~[[Spin Master]]~~ and [[Sega Toys]].<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/09/business/media/09spin.html</ref>	+	'''Bakugan''' as a physical toy was first envisioned by American inventor [[Aldric Saucier]], and was picked up by SpinMaster and Sega Toys.<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2008/06/09/business/media/09spin.html</ref>

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 ==Lifelong revenue and impact==
-Over the course of its lifespan, Bakugan generated well over a billion dollars in toy sales, and a couple hundred million dollars of merchandizing and related sales.  It was Property of the Year in 2009. <ref>https://www.slideshare.net/SeanMcMillan2/spin-master-final-book Spin Master The First 20 Years, pages 74-77</ref>
+Over the course of its lifespan, Bakugan generated well over a billion dollars in toy sales, and a couple hundred million dollars of merchandizing and related sales. It was Property of the Year in 2009. <ref>https://www.slideshare.net/SeanMcMillan2/spin-master-final-book Spin Master The First 20 Years, pages 74-77</ref>
 ==References==
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 [[Category:Bakugan (game)]]