Every year my son asks for a special cake and this year was no exception. He wanted a Bakugan birthday cake. I knew there was no way to make an open Bakugan figure, so I started looking for different ideas. What I settled on came from a variety of places, some even from this site! … Read more

I made this Bakugan Birthday Cake for my brother’s seventh birthday. All I did was use the Wilton sports cake pan, then afterwards I iced it with vanilla frosting. I had one and a half pounds of fondant and I dyed three fourths of it red. What was left over I dyed black and yellow. … Read more

This Bakugan Birthday Cake was an 11×15 sheet cake covered in butter cream; the cake itself is a marble sour cream flavor filled with chocolate ganache. The white star was cut out of fondant, and all lettering was cut from fondant using Wilton mini letter cutters and attached using a bit of water brushed on … Read more

I made this Bakugan Ball Birthday Cake for my son who was into Bakugan, the entire party theme was Bakugan. I used the Wilton Sports Ball pan, half was chocolate, half was vanilla/yellow cake. Used the rest of the cake batter in a 9×13 pan and poured both in, so it was also a mixed … Read more

This Bakugan field cake was a huge hit at my son’s 6th Birthday party. The cake and field take no time at all. The edible Bakugan balls take some time, but are well worth the “wow” factor. I made 2 yellow cakes (9X13). Then put them together and cut them down to a 12X12 square … Read more

The outside of this Bakugan Card Cake with lots of Bakugan Balls is chocolate marshmallow fondant. The design on top is marbled red/yellow marshmallow fondant, which I think could come out better with more practice. I used white royal icing for the starburst design because the white spray color I ordered online does not work … Read more

I got my idea for this Bakugan Birthday Cake from the only other Bakugan cake that I’ve seen on this site. But, being pretty last minute, having not done spray icing before (like that cake), and generally feeling a little on the lazy side, I decided to use food coloring with store bought icing. Start … Read more

I grew up watching my Mom make cakes. As I got older I dabbled in it and now it is a tradition to make my children’s birthday cakes every year. This year when I asked my son what theme he wanted for his birthday cake, he said “Bakugan”. I wasn’t sure I was up for … Read more

I used the dome portion of the Betty Crocker Bake and Fill pan to make the half sphere cake for this Bakugan cake. I used marshmallow fondant to decorate. The weird flap things are actually painted cardboard. I wrapped the ends in plastic wrap so it wouldn’t actually touch the edible part of the cake. … Read more

My son (6) is Bakugan-crazy. So I searched the web for a Homemade Bakugan Birthday Cake idea and saw many on your site. I decided to get to work creating my own and I think it is pretty awesome. I started by creating the Bakugan balls: Jumbo Malted Milk Balls dipped into red & green … Read more

I made this Bakugan cake for my friend’s son’s 6th birthday. When she asked me to make this cake, I had no idea what a Bakugan was! She gave me a Bakugan toy (which is the size of a large bouncing ball) and a Bakugan card as a models to make the cake. I first … Read more

My son Jaxon wanted a Bakugan party for his 6th birthday. After tossing around a few ideas this Bakugan Birthday Cake was what I came up with. I used the back of the cards for the idea. There are 29 cupcakes in this cake. It helps if you can get all of the cupcakes the … Read more