Characters: The main characters range from ok to pretty bad. The best characters are the villains or the side characters.8 The protagonist, Dan, is far from the worst protagonist I've seen but he does not make this show any better
Plot: It exists, it's not too convoluted. It's also not that interesting. The lore is vague and not elaborated on enough
Action: The main selling point of most shows like Bakugan (including Yu-Gi-Oh, Pokemon, and Beyblade). Bakugan's battles are bad. The animation uses repeated frames and not in a good way (Beyblade has resued animations for launches, but Bakugan reuses frames for almost everything). The rules of the game are never properly explained, which means there is no tension because you don't know who has the upper hand or what is even going on. The focus on numerical power levels instead of different strategies makes it somewhat easier to follow, but not any more entertaining to watch.
Plot: It exists, it's not too convoluted. It's also not that interesting. The lore is vague and not elaborated on enough
Action: The main selling point of most shows like Bakugan (including Yu-Gi-Oh, Pokemon, and Beyblade). Bakugan's battles are bad. The animation uses repeated frames and not in a good way (Beyblade has resued animations for launches, but Bakugan reuses frames for almost everything). The rules of the game are never properly explained, which means there is no tension because you don't know who has the upper hand or what is even going on. The focus on numerical power levels instead of different strategies makes it somewhat easier to follow, but not any more entertaining to watch.