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This month, we are looking at Bakugan from the hit manga (and upcoming anime) BakuTech. Next up: Well Garreau.

This Bakugan that looks like a wolf stems from the BakuTech series, and it looks incredibly fierce! The word "Garreau" actually comes the Japanese word "Garou," which means "hungry wolf." Expect this Haos Bakugan to release in April 2012.

There are more Bakugan where this one came from, so keep looking back here to learn more about the Bakugan of "BakuTech!"

This month, we are looking at Bakugan from the hit manga (and upcoming anime) BakuTech. First up: Borg Gemahisasu.

Borg Gemahisasu is a scorpion-like Japanese original Bakugan from BakuTech. He is a Darkus variant of Bakugan, and while not a lot is known about this Bakugan, he looks extremely interesting. Look for him to be released in April 2012.

There are more Bakugan where this one came from, so keep looking back here to learn more about the Bakugan of "BakuTech!"

Rather, BakuTech! will release this Spring in Japan. According to the new Spring lineup, BakuTech! is definitely ready to make its debut alongside other new anime in Japan in the next few months. Does this mean we will see a translated version of the anime release to the rest of the world soon? We can only hope!

In a Facebook conversation in the middle of last month, Jason Deline - the voice of Drago, commented on his involvement with the upcoming anime BakuTech! When a fan brought up the fact that they are looking forward to seeing his performance in the upcoming anime, he responded with "Fingers crossed!"

This clarifies something much bigger: BakuTech! will not release solely in Japan, but rather, will be released in English! And if it releases in English, then it is likely that it will release to other parts of the world as well. So if you were afraid that BakuTech! will be only a Japanese release, worry no more!