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Bakugan Battle Brawlers: It's an all new adventure for the Bakugan Battle Brawlers when Dan's family moves to Bayview City and Marucho's Bakugan Interspace becomes fully operational to everyone, allowing kids all over the world to log on and display their battling skills. Dan heads to a cafe in town where Julie works to meet with his new friend Jake, a young brawler who is only familiar with virtual bakugan. The two make there way to Bakugan Interspace where they meet up with Marucho who gives Jake Subterra Coredem. Jake is excited to meet his partner, but quickly saddened when he learns it is only a synthetic bakugan and not a real one like Dan and Marucho's bakugan. Dan and Jake immediately want to battle, but discover that all the available arenas are occupied. Marucho remembers how Ren suddenly appeared in Bakugan Interspace, having been let in by Kato, and helped the brawlers artificially create synthetic bakugan for Bakugan Interspace. Just then, Ren arrives having been made the Head of Data and Research of Bakugan Interspace ad informs them that Shun is currently in battle at one of the arenas, so the brawlers promptly head off to cheer on their friend. With Shun quickly seizing victory, Ren is scheduled to battle Dan. As the battle intensifies, Marucho is forced to shut down Bakugan Interspace and Dan is knocked out. Before coming to, Dan has a vision of Bakugan at war, something which everyone, except Ren, brushes off as a hallucination...

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