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Battle Spirits: Shonen Toppa Bashin(2008)

7.8(4)24m1 seasonSeptember 7, 2008Ended

Synopsis

Bashin is a grade 6 student who loves trading card games. The globally popular card game Battle Spirits is all the rage. Through some strange circumstances, Bashin acquires a Pyroxene which gives Bashin the ability to become a Card Battler. He can summon the monster Spirits depicted on the cards so they can fight each other. Bashin learns that the legendary X Rare Card actually exists, and he engages in fierce card battles with other rivals to get the X Rare Card.

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Seasons

Season 1

50 episodes · 2008

The series follows the daily adventures of 6th year elementary school student, Toppa Bashin, who has a mysterious red stone pendant from his father. One day he meets J Sawaragi, the consecutive tournament champion, who possesses a similar white stone. J challenges Bashin to a battle in the alternate universe, Isekai World, where spirits are real.

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Battle Spirits: Shonen Toppa Bashin — frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Battle Spirits: Shonen Toppa Bashin?+

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When did Battle Spirits: Shonen Toppa Bashin come out?+

Battle Spirits: Shonen Toppa Bashin was first aired in 2008.

How many seasons of Battle Spirits: Shonen Toppa Bashin are there?+

Battle Spirits: Shonen Toppa Bashin has 1 season and 50 episodes in total.

Who stars in Battle Spirits: Shonen Toppa Bashin?+

Battle Spirits: Shonen Toppa Bashin stars Mutsumi Tamura, Kaya Miyake, Ayahi Takagaki, Ryosuke Sakamaki and Akemi Kanda.

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