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Bandit Golem DF145BS

Bandeiddo Goreimu DF145BS · バンディッドゴレイムDF145BS

Also known as Bandid Goreim DF145BS

Defense type Yoshio Iwayama Synchrome System 2012

Spin: Right-Spin
Code: BBG-20
Maker: Takara Tomy / Hasbro
Released: August 11, 2012 (Japan)

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Bandit Golem DF145BS, also called Bandid Goreim DF145BS, is an Earth Element Defense Type Beyblade appearing in the Beyblade: Shogun Steel anime and manga, owned by Yoshio Iwayama. Its brown, gladiator-helmeted rock-golem face bolt tops the Golem warrior wheel and Bandit element wheel, paired with a Down Force 145 spin track and a Bottom Spike performance tip, and it competed across eleven episodes of the show's tournament arc.

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Called shots

Destroy FistDestructor HammerIron Axe WallRising Gaia Hammer

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The record

Type: Defense
Spin: Right-Spin
System: Synchrome System
Series: Beyblade: Shogun Steel
Takara Tomy code: BBG-20
Hasbro code: SS-20
Price as printed: 892円 / USD$7.99
Released in Japan: August 11, 2012
Released in the US: August 2013
Japanese name: バンディッドゴレイムDF145BS
Romaji: Bandeiddo Goreimu DF145BS
Also known as: Bandid Goreim DF145BS
Element: Earth
First anime appearance: The Strongest Man Defense
Manga: Metal Fight Beyblade Zero-G: Chapter 06
Owner (in the story): Yoshio Iwayama

Parts

Shogun Face BoltGolem1.2 grams / 5.5 grams (BBG-20)
Warrior WheelGolem29.6 grams
Element WheelBandit4.8 grams
Spin TrackDF1451.7 grams
Performance TipBS0.6 grams

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In play and in the story

Despite being classified as a Defense Type, it is noted to lack much actual defensive strength because of its Bottom Spike (BS) performance tip.

Released as a BBG-20 Booster on August 11, 2012 in Japan, and later in western countries as an SS-20 Starter Pack in 2014, plus the SS-20A Behemoth Golem Earth Synchrome 2-Pack.
Featured across eleven episodes of Beyblade: Shogun Steel's tournament storyline (ZG019-ZG033).
Its Behemoth Warrior Wheel was given to Yoshio by Kira Hayama after Kira switched to Gladiator Bahamoote SP230GF, forming the related Synchrome combination Behemoth Golem DF145BS.

Community testing, Jul. 06, 2013 — summarised

The competitive view

The Goreim synchrom performance mirrors the analysis for Revizer, with Goreim only losing to a doubled Wyvang pairing that is difficult to obtain because of its limited release, making Goreim considered a strong budget option. Bandid, at 4.8 grams, is too light to matter against most 4D and synchrom combinations. DF145 is rated roughly even with the standard 145 track and behind W145 for stamina builds, and Ball Sharp offers little movement or friction with fair stamina, undercut by the same balance issues as the Spike tip. Goreim's attack performance is disputed, rated anywhere from great to simply a decent alternative thanks to its synchrom compatibility, with spin-velocity gains credited to the combination Goreim is used in rather than to the opponent.

Condensed from community testing; competitive opinions are the community's, not ours, and may be out of date.

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