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** Ryujin Blendragon is made by connecting Raijing Milk and Jujin Black, allowing it to shoot two caps from the same barrel.
** Kerpeps DX can shoot two caps similar to how Blendragon does, but as a single dedicated Bottleman.
** Dragogina DX has two side-by-side vertical barrels, each with its own trigger.
** Royal Gryphon DX is made up of two Bottleman figures connected side-by-side, which unlocks a third vertical shooter in the middle. It's a full-on reimagining of [[Anime/BDamanCrossfire Triple Gillusion]].
** Kokuryuoh G has an optional side launcher, similar to the Add-On Weapons of ''Crash B-Daman''.
** Cola-Oh G has 4 different launchers built in, including two vertical barrels (with their own special rolling caps) and a mini-cap shooter that can be inserted into either the left or right wing.
* MythologyGag: Being a SpiritualSuccessor to ''Franchise/BDaman'', there are homages to earlier toys by either recreating their unique gimmicks (like with Royal Gryphon having the same function as Triple Gillusion) or Bottleman interpretations of earlier B-Daman characters (Bottle Phoenix and Bottle Wyvern based on Battle Phoenix and Wild Wyvern from ''Super B-Daman'', and Cobalt Bottle G being based on Cobalt Blade from ''Anime/BattleBDaman''). Some, like Energy Phoenix DX, do both by being a Bottleman version of a B-Daman, while also incorporating their specific unique gimmick.
** Ryujin Blendragon is made by connecting Raijing Milk and Jujin Black, allowing it to shoot two caps from the same barrel.
** Kerpeps DX can shoot two caps similar to how Blendragon does, but as a single dedicated Bottleman.
** Dragogina DX has two side-by-side vertical barrels, each with its own trigger.
** Royal Gryphon DX is made up of two Bottleman figures connected side-by-side, which unlocks a third vertical shooter in the middle. It's a full-on reimagining of [[Anime/BDamanCrossfire Triple Gillusion]].
** Kokuryuoh G has an optional side launcher, similar to the Add-On Weapons of ''Crash B-Daman''.
** Cola-Oh G has 4 different launchers built in, including two vertical barrels (with their own special rolling caps) and a mini-cap shooter that can be inserted into either the left or right wing.
* MythologyGag: Being a SpiritualSuccessor to ''Franchise/BDaman'', there are homages to earlier toys by either recreating their unique gimmicks (like with Royal Gryphon having the same function as Triple Gillusion) or Bottleman interpretations of earlier B-Daman characters (Bottle Phoenix and Bottle Wyvern based on Battle Phoenix and Wild Wyvern from ''Super B-Daman'', and Cobalt Bottle G being based on Cobalt Blade from ''Anime/BattleBDaman''). Some, like Energy Phoenix DX, do both by being a Bottleman version of a B-Daman, while also incorporating their specific unique gimmick.
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** Episodes' first instances of Dew Yamamoto showing up have the text "This is Dew Yamamoto" on-screen, regardless of if you're already familiar with him. In later episodes, they list completely irrelevant information about him alongside an introduction (apparently he's also a Taurus and right-handed).
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** Episodes' first instances of Dew Yamamoto showing up have the text "This is Dew Yamamoto" on-screen, regardless of if you're already familiar with him. In later episodes, they list completely irrelevant information about him alongside an introduction (apparently he's also a Taurus and right-handed). In a later episode afterwards, the text reads "Is this Dew Yamamoto?" in one appearance and "Yes, this is Dew Yamamoto" in another.
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* ConfusedQuestionMark: In episode 22, Momo has a question mark when she asks what the name of a certain team is, as they hadn't come up with one yet.
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* TheRival: Hokari Ryo is one to Cota Coga, being the first opponent who Coga challenges to a Bottleman battle. They have arguments and struggle to team up in training [[spoiler:until the end of the season, when they team up against the final opponent, Yujiki and George Muto]].
* SpecialEditionTitle: The opening narration, which is usually a brief description of Bottleman, is a recap of the previous episode in episode 25, which is the finale.
* SpecialEditionTitle: The opening narration, which is usually a brief description of Bottleman, is a recap of the previous episode in episode 25, which is the finale.
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* MakingASplash: Hokari Ryo's Bottleman, Aquasports, shoots bottle caps that have water gushing out of them. One of them is based on the trident of Poseidon, using three bottle caps at once to copy the three prongs on a trident.
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* PlayingWithFire: Cota Coga's Bottleman, Colamaru, shoots flaming bottle caps. At least one of them also has a [[ThePhoenix phoenix]] in the background as Coga executes the attack.
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* AsYouKnow: Episodes' first instances of Dew Yamamoto showing up have the text "This is Dew Yamamoto" on-screen, regardless of if you're already familiar with him.
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** In episode 20, Oi Goemon and Minezaki Hanta are given a text introduction similar to Yamamoto. This despite the fact that it's not only far into the episode and they've appeared already, but they already clearly stated their names.
** Episodes' first instances of Dew Yamamoto showing up have the text "This is Dew Yamamoto" on-screen, regardless of if you're already familiar with
** In episode 20, Oi Goemon and Minezaki Hanta are given a text introduction similar to Yamamoto. This despite the fact that it's not only far into the episode and they've appeared already, but they already clearly stated their names.
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* ProngsOfPoseidon: Referenced by one of the attacks used by Hokari Ryo's Bottleman, Aquasports. The Poseidon Trident shoots three bottle caps at once.
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* ThePowerOfRock: Yujiki and George Muto use musical instruments to help them in Bottleman battles to fit their metal theme, with George's guitar playing at one point turning the arena into literal metal that helps him with vertical shots.
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* FieryRedhead: Red-haired Cota Coga is passionate about bottle battles and happy to tell everyone that he plans to become the Bottle King.
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* MoonRabbit: In episode 12, Cota Coga screams about having won a golden cap just loudly enough that his cry of "YEAH!" reaches the moon, distressing a pair of bunnies who are using bottles to pound something in a bowl.
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* MoonRabbit: In episode 12, Cota Coga screams about having won a golden cap just loudly enough that his cry of "YEAH!" reaches the moon, distressing a pair of bunnies who are using bottles to pound something in a bowl.
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* MoonRabbit: In episode 12, Cota Coga screams about having won a golden cap just loudly enough that his cry of "YEAH!" reaches the moon, distressing a pair of bunnies who are using bottles to stir something there.
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* OnTheNext: The episode previews at the end of each episode are usually delivered by Natsu and Momo and completed with their catchphrase, "Bottle battle go!" Later, they are given by other characters, in a very intentionally cruddy art style.
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* OnTheNext: The episode previews at the end of each episode are usually delivered by Natsu and Momo and completed with their catchphrase, "Bottle battle go!"
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* MrExposition: Dew Yamamoto describes how different Bottleman attacks and other parts of Bottleman battles work.
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* PleaseSubscribeToOurChannel: Beginning with episode 4, the previews at the end of episodes are ended with Natsu and Momo's catch-phrase "Bottle battle go!", then "Please don't forget to subscribe to the channel!"
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* ToothStrip: Characters have undivided strips of teeth.
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-->''Bottleman! A new entertainment that has revolutionized the world! In the virtual space, Drink World, people use Bottleman to do bottle battles with one another! All strong bottle fighters aim to be the Bottle King!''\\
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-->''Bottleman! A new entertainment that has revolutionized the world! In the virtual space, Drink World, people use Bottleman to do bottle battles with one another! All strong bottle fighters aim to be the Bottle King!''\\
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* OpeningNarration: The original intro explains what Bottleman is and how those in Bottleman duels specifically compete to be the Bottle King.
* OpeningNarration: The original intro explains what Bottleman is and how those in Bottleman duels specifically compete to be the Bottle King.
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''Cap Revolution Bottleman'' (''Cap Kakumei Bottleman'') is...basically ''Manga/BattleBDaman'' but with reusing bottle caps[[note]]Such is so literally the case that certain countries' promotional sites for [[Anime/BDamanCrossfire the last B-Daman series]] ''rebranded'' themselves as ''Bottleman'' to promote this new line.[[/note]]. It was first revealed on September 15th, 2020 and it was released on October 24th of the same year. The anime based on it was premiered on October 9th, 2020 as 5-minute short episodes on the Takara Tomy [=YouTube=] channel.
The anime revolves around a boy named Cota Coga (a wordplay on Coca-Cola) who strives to be the world's best Bottle King at the Bottle Battles in the virtual Drink World, with his Bottleman partner Colamaru and battles with various rivals.
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* CurtainsMatchTheWindow: Cota Coga has red hair with green highlights, and his eyes are red.
* EdibleThemeNaming: Some characters' names are based on beverages; Cota Coga's name is based on Coca-Cola, Goemon Ōi's name is based on Ōi Ocha, Suezō Hokari's name is based on Pocari Sweat. There's even a side character named Dew Yamamoto, which translates directly to Moutain Dew.
* GreenAesop: The toy encourages kids to reuse bottle caps for ammunition and plastic bottles for target shooting.
* MerchandiseDriven: Made to sell the ''Bottleman'' line of toys.
* PunnyName: Cota Coga, a pun on "Coca-Cola", and Hokari Suezo, a pun on "Pocari Sweat", among others.
* RealMenWearPink: Suezo is seen wearing pink bunny slippers.
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''Cap Revolution Bottleman'' (''Cap Kakumei Bottleman'') is...basically ''Manga/BattleBDaman'' but with reusing bottle caps[[note]]Such is so literally the case that certain countries' promotional sites for [[Anime/BDamanCrossfire the last B-Daman series]] ''rebranded'' themselves as ''Bottleman'' to promote this new line.[[/note]]. It was first revealed on September 15th, 2020 and it was released on October 24th of the same year. The anime based on it was premiered on October 9th, 2020 as 5-minute short episodes on the Takara Tomy [=YouTube=] channel.
The anime revolves around a boy named Cota Coga (a wordplay on Coca-Cola) who strives to be the world's best Bottle King at the Bottle Battles in the virtual Drink World, with his Bottleman partner Colamaru and battles with various rivals.
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!! ''Cap Revolution Bottleman'' provides examples of:
* CurtainsMatchTheWindow: Cota Coga has red hair with green highlights, and his eyes are red.
* EdibleThemeNaming: Some characters' names are based on beverages; Cota Coga's name is based on Coca-Cola, Goemon Ōi's name is based on Ōi Ocha, Suezō Hokari's name is based on Pocari Sweat. There's even a side character named Dew Yamamoto, which translates directly to Moutain Dew.
* GreenAesop: The toy encourages kids to reuse bottle caps for ammunition and plastic bottles for target shooting.
* MerchandiseDriven: Made to sell the ''Bottleman'' line of toys.
* PunnyName: Cota Coga, a pun on "Coca-Cola", and Hokari Suezo, a pun on "Pocari Sweat", among others.
* RealMenWearPink: Suezo is seen wearing pink bunny slippers.
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