Ravenoid - Revision history

Vlasiax: /* Physical Game */

2025-12-21T07:52:26Z

‎Physical Game

Vlasiax: Added correct Japanese name of Ravenoid.

2025-11-25T00:17:27Z

Added correct Japanese name of Ravenoid.

PokeYHS: pretty sure thats not a real card

2025-10-13T16:55:51Z

pretty sure thats not a real card

PokeYHS: /* Bakugan Battle Brawlers */

2025-10-13T16:51:24Z

‎Bakugan Battle Brawlers

Ookalf at 20:59, 26 August 2025

2025-08-26T20:59:08Z

Ipaxor: /* Bakugan Battle Brawlers */

2025-08-19T23:48:19Z

‎Bakugan Battle Brawlers

Flynger at 00:01, 2 March 2025

2025-03-02T00:01:00Z

Abce2: Text replacement - "Gate Card" to "Gate Card"

2025-01-08T19:53:29Z

Text replacement - "Gate Card" to "Gate Card"

SyntaxTsundere: Text replacement - "Pyrus#Legacy" to "Pyrus#Generation 1"

2023-03-08T20:55:08Z

Text replacement - "Pyrus#Legacy" to "Pyrus#Generation 1"

Abce2: /* Trading Card Game */

2023-02-05T20:02:06Z

‎Trading Card Game

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 ==Physical Game==
-[[File:Raven-haos-bronzeatt.jpg|thumb|[[Bronze Attack]] Haos Ravenoid]]In Japan, the [[Darkus#Generation 1|Darkus]] version in BCV-04 comes with 470 Gs and 480 Gs. A Pyrus version can have 430 Gs or 520 Gs and the [[Ventus#Generation 1|Ventus]] version has 550 Gs.
+[[File:Raven-haos-bronzeatt.jpg|thumb|[[Bronze Attack]] Haos Ravenoid]]In Japan, the [[Darkus#Generation 1|Darkus]] version in BCV-04 comes with 470 Gs and 480 Gs. A Pyrus version can have 430 Gs or 520 Gs and the [[Ventus#Generation 1|Ventus]] version can have 490 Gs, 550 Gs or 600 Gs.
 Ravenoid was planned to be remade in ''[[Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge|Mechtanium Surge]]'' as a [[Baku Sky Raider]] with a slight adjustment to the feet to allow it to jump, but was never released.

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 |first = [[Grandpa's Got a Brand New Bakugan]]
 }}
-{{Nihongo|'''Ravenoid'''|クロウ|Kurō}} is a bird-like [[Bakugan]] with plated battle armor.
+'''Ravenoid''', {{Nihongo|'''Crow'''|クロウ|Kurō}} is a bird-like [[Bakugan]] with plated battle armor.
 ==Information==

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 * '''Blow Away''': Moves the opponent to another Gate Card. (Ventus)
 * '''Spark Out''': Nullifies the opponent's Gate Card and adds 50 Gs to Ravenoid. (Haos)
 * '''Storm Breaker''': Nullifies the opponent's Gate Card. (Ventus)

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 ; Ability Cards
 * '''Shadow Scratch''' (''Shadow Snatch''): Nullifies the opponent's [[Normal Card]] and Subtracts 50 [[G-Power|Gs]] from the opponent. (Pyrus, Ventus)
-* '''Tornado Pandemonium''': Subtracts 100 Gs from your opponent. (Ventus)
+* '''Tornado Pandemonium''' (Japanese Version:''Blind Judge''): Subtracts 100 Gs from your opponent. (Ventus)
 * '''Blow Away''': Moves the opponent to another Gate Card. (Ventus)
 * '''Spark Out''': Nullifies the opponent's Gate Card and adds 50 Gs to Ravenoid. (Haos)

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 ===[[Bakugan Battle Brawlers]]===
 [[File:Ravenoid_Ventus.JPG|thumb|Ventus Ravenoid]]
-[[Dan Kuso]] once had a [[Pyrus#Generation 1|Pyrus]] Ravenoid. [[Shun Kazami]] had two [[Ventus#Legacy|Ventus]] Ravenoid, in which one of them was sent to the [[Doom Dimension]]. Shun also used one in his battle against [[Oberus]] in ''[[A Place Far From Home]]''.
+[[Dan Kuso]] once had a [[Pyrus#Generation 1|Pyrus]] Ravenoid. [[Shun Kazami]] had two [[Ventus#Generation 1|Ventus]] Ravenoid, in which one of them was sent to the [[Doom Dimension]]. Shun also used one in his battle against [[Oberus]] in ''[[A Place Far From Home]]''.
-[[Nene]] has a [[Ventus#Legacy|Ventus]] Ravenoid as her [[Partner Bakugan]].
+[[Nene]] has a [[Ventus#Generation 1|Ventus]] Ravenoid as her [[Partner Bakugan]].
-[[Runo]] has a [[Haos#Legacy|Haos]] Ravenoid which was sent to the Doom Dimension by [[Tentaclear]], it returned in ''[[Home Sweet Home]].''
+[[Runo Misaki]] has a [[Haos#Generation 1|Haos]] Ravenoid which was sent to the Doom Dimension by [[Tentaclear]], it returned in ''[[Home Sweet Home]].''
-[[Joe Brown]] had a [[Haos#Legacy|Haos]] Ravenoid that he was going to use in his battle with [[Dan Kuso]], but he collapsed before it could be thrown. [[Illusionary Dan]] had a [[Haos#Legacy|Haos]] Ravenoid and used it against [[Runo]] in battle.
+[[Joe Brown]] had a [[Haos#Generation 1|Haos]] Ravenoid that he was going to use in his battle with [[Dan Kuso]], but he collapsed before it could be thrown. [[Illusionary Dan]] had a [[Haos#Generation 1|Haos]] Ravenoid and used it against [[Runo]] in battle.
 ; Ability Cards
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 ==Physical Game==
-[[File:Raven-haos-bronzeatt.jpg|thumb|[[Bronze Attack]] Haos Ravenoid]]In Japan, the [[Darkus#Legacy|Darkus]] version in BCV-04 comes with 470 Gs and 480 Gs. A Pyrus version can have 430 Gs or 520 Gs and the [[Ventus#Legacy|Ventus]] version has 550 Gs.
+[[File:Raven-haos-bronzeatt.jpg|thumb|[[Bronze Attack]] Haos Ravenoid]]In Japan, the [[Darkus#Generation 1|Darkus]] version in BCV-04 comes with 470 Gs and 480 Gs. A Pyrus version can have 430 Gs or 520 Gs and the [[Ventus#Generation 1|Ventus]] version has 550 Gs.
 Ravenoid was planned to be remade in ''[[Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge|Mechtanium Surge]]'' as a [[Baku Sky Raider]] with a slight adjustment to the feet to allow it to jump, but was never released.

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 {{Ravenoid Cardlog}}
-===Video Game===
+==Video Games==
 Ravenoid is in the Bakugan Battle Brawlers DS and Wii version. If you buy the game from Toys 'R' Us and go into the in-game store, you can find Ravenoid for 0 BP, which means that he's free in the video game.