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Life Force is shown as a meter of Life Points similar to the Yu-Gi-Oh! series. They are shown on a Gauntlet or BakuMeter in the Bakugan series. They go down by the difference between your Bakugan and the opponent's Bakugan.

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rdfs:label	Life Gauge Life gauge
rdfs:comment	Life Force is shown as a meter of Life Points similar to the Yu-Gi-Oh! series. They are shown on a Gauntlet or BakuMeter in the Bakugan series. They go down by the difference between your Bakugan and the opponent's Bakugan. The Life gauge is the bar at the top of the screen that indicates how healthy an operative is. As they gets injured it gets shorter until it runs out, resulting in a Game Over. The gauge is traditionally replenished by using rations, either manually or by having them equipped as the operative's non-weapon item. In some cases/games, the operative's life gauge will turn orange and they will bleed if considerable damage is taken. This can be stopped with a bandage or by crouching or lying down. Due to the Metal Gear series' focus on stealth, the Life gauge commonly starts at a particularly low maximum length (even on the easiest difficulties, three or four direct attacks will kill a careless operative at a game's outset), which is normally extended following certain in-game events (i.e. the a
dcterms:subject	Bakugan: New Vestroia Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders Gameplay
abstract	The Life gauge is the bar at the top of the screen that indicates how healthy an operative is. As they gets injured it gets shorter until it runs out, resulting in a Game Over. The gauge is traditionally replenished by using rations, either manually or by having them equipped as the operative's non-weapon item. In some cases/games, the operative's life gauge will turn orange and they will bleed if considerable damage is taken. This can be stopped with a bandage or by crouching or lying down. Due to the Metal Gear series' focus on stealth, the Life gauge commonly starts at a particularly low maximum length (even on the easiest difficulties, three or four direct attacks will kill a careless operative at a game's outset), which is normally extended following certain in-game events (i.e. the aftermath of boss battles), though MGS3 allows the player some control over its length by extending it following healing from critical condition. Life Force is shown as a meter of Life Points similar to the Yu-Gi-Oh! series. They are shown on a Gauntlet or BakuMeter in the Bakugan series. They go down by the difference between your Bakugan and the opponent's Bakugan.

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