Bakugan Evolutions, Neo Pegatrix with Nano Blade and Siphon Platinum Power Up Pack

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My nephew was given the story to try out. He is 10 years old so I wasnt sure if it was an appropriate age for him, but he loved it and has other toys in the same line. The way the pieces all work together is really neat and he collects the cards as well! Kept him busy for hours!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Thanks to the family rated club my son got to try the Bakugan Platinum Power Up S4 for free! To say he loved getting this surprise package is an understatement. He loves to battle his new Bakugan and as a mom I am pleasantly surprised with how good quality these little metal toys are! Hours of guilt free fun!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toy was pretty neat. You roll it across the magnetic cards and it pops open. It had some issues popping open but I think it'll pop open better with more cards on the table. This was more of an add on pack and if you're a beginner (like us) you'll benefit better with the starter pack. But the figurines were pretty fun to play with. Only problem we had was with the nano figurines. They broke apart pretty easily and required parental help putting it back together.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was our first experience with Bakugan. Ive avoided buying it in the past, passing it off as another fad that had too many pieces to collect. My son was quite happy with this set, and I was surprised and impressed with the quality of the pieces. We had to look up a you tube video to see how they worked but overall I will buy more for him.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] #FamilyRatedClub #gotitfree #SpinMaster I received a Bakugan Evolution True Metal toy in exchange for my honest review. My daughter was excited to get this. The packaging was great, we could see which toy was received prior to opening it. The set came with game cards, a large Bakugan and two smaller Bakugans. This is our first experience with Bakugans so we werent aware that they needed to be rolled on the metal magnet card that was provided to fully open. After a few minutes of trying to figure out how to fully open the Bakugan it was a hit. These would make great birthday gifts, especially for classmates where you just arent sure what they would enjoy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The characters were fun to play with once we realized how they work. Were better quality than expected compared to similar Bakugan toys we have. Needs more instructions either inside or on label on how to get Collosus to spring out and how to hold him and his accessories back into balls. Found the small ties holding him in place pointless.

My 7 year old can be pretty rough with his toys and this Bakugan has held up well. However the nanogans can come apart and don't stay folded up well. Overall my son loves it, but has gotten frustrated with the nanogans and as a result doesn't play with them.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We were lucky to get chosen to try this toy for free in exchange for an honest review. My son loved playing/testing this toy. The little pieces are cute and he loved when he rolled it and it opened up on the card to reveal a character. He had a great time playing and now needs more.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My boys were excited to see this bakugan! We thought all 3 balls went together and after reading the packaging a few more times realized that wasnt the case. My boys still had fun rolling these bakugans around the house. And as my youngest says these fit in my pockets so perfectly!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was excited to try the Bakugan Platinum Power Up S4 toy that I received for free from Spin Master and Family Rated but this one just wasn't a hit with my boys age 8 and 5. The 5 year old found them too complicated to transform on their own and while they haven't broken yet, the two smaller toys made out of plastic feel like they are going to break soon. The metal toy was a bit more interesting but again, too complex. My 9 year old was able to transform them but had no interest in these. He said they were less exciting than Pokemon and had zero interest in getting more of these to learn the game. Maybe these would be good for kids aged 6-7? These held no interest for my boys unfortunately.