Beyblade file · Plastic generation

BBA Attacker

A Spin Gear System Beyblade sold in the colours of the BBA, built as a variant of Galzzly with a smaller weight ring.

On file

The record

Part by part

A late G-Revolution blue recolor of Galzzly carrying special BBA-branded stickers.

Slot	Part	Weight	Spin	Note
Attack Ring	War Bear (Core AR)	4.3 g	Right and Left	Rounded but still recoil-prone in both directions with limited power either way, and its spiked sections are fragile enough to break even in Left Spin.
Sub Attack Ring	War Bear SAR	2.4 g		Useless left genuinely free-spinning since it only adds recoil, but when fixed in place with certain disk/ring combinations its Left Spin contact points are well-angled for excellent, if slightly fragile, Smash Attack.
Weight Disk	Eight Wide	12.7 (Hard Edge mold) / 12.2 (Soft Edge mold) g		A very light disk with a moderately wide distribution; the difference between the sharper Hard Edge and softer Soft Edge molds is largely negligible in practice.
Spin Gear	Right Spin Gear Shells with Regular SG Core Part (no Metal Weight Gear included)	shells 1.1 each; core 0.61 g	Right	Standard shells are incompatible with Neo Cores and some MagneSystem bases, so Neo shells are usually preferred for broader compatibility, though this exact combination legally produces one of the lightest possible SG setups in the game.
Blade Base	SG Flat Base	4.4 g	Right (built-in)	The shortest base in the plastics line, which helps for Traditional Upper Attack, but its tip shape and material struggle to hold a flower pattern and give only average stamina and recoil control.

Weights are single copies weighed on their own; a part can vary by a few tenths of a gram.

The lighter ring costs it little stamina against Galzzly, but noticeably less of the weight behind a hit.