The basic B Power of a Bakugan can actually be the least important part of the game once the Core Bonus/Penalty and any cards played that turn are taken into account.

The gameplay has also been largely reworked, using BakuCores instead of Gate Cards and optionally a fully developed TCG with players using decks of 40 cards to add complexity to the otherwise basis game. Core Bakugan are simpler and easier to transform with generally lower power ratings, while Ultra Bakugan are more complex and detailed with many having special abilities. They also come in two varieties: Core and Ultra Bakugan. The designs and details make them look more like the monsters they are meant to represent rather than the mostly stylized and semi-robotic aesthetic used for the older series. A new anime produced by CTV and animated in Japan was created to promote the new toy line, which includes a significant redesign of the transforming marbles. In 2019, a reboot of the franchise called Bakugan: Battle Planet was released. The game was a state of limbo anywhere outside of Japan from 2012 to 2016, as the B5 sets are still being sold but nothing new has been announced while Japan had reset the namings style as Bakutech! and later Bakugan Armors instead of B#, the former due to the launch of the Bakutech Bakugan anime, while also introducing a ruleset called 'Gachibaku'. It began with B1s/Battle Brawlers (which were slowly phased out due to being choking hazards) and replaced with B2s (Battle Brawlers), followed by B3s (New Vestroia, some of the first Gundalian Invaders sets also held the B3 logo).

The Bakugan Collectible Card Game/Collectible Figure Game that is mostly known (Or unknown) for being the basis of the card game behind the beginning of the Bakugan anime.

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