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Blizzard Orthrus

Burizādo Orutorosu · ブリザードオルトロス

Attack type Gordo Magnacore System 2002
Released
December 2002 (Japan)

5

parts

1

special move

Description

A Magnacore System top released with the Beyblade Limited Edition 2003 set, its Double Attacker Attack Ring depicting two asymmetrical dogs and its round Twin Guard Support Part making it a useful defensive or 'zombie'-style stamina piece.

Special moves

Called shots

Twin Spire

On file

The record

Type
Attack
System
Magnacore System
Series
Beyblade: V-Force
Released in Japan
December 2002
Japanese name
ブリザードオルトロス
Romaji
Burizādo Orutorosu
First anime appearance
Kai's Royal Flush
Owner (in the story)
Gordo

Parts

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In play and in the story

Double Attacker mainly suits right-spin Smash Attack builds, though the wide gap between its two projections keeps its Smash power below competitive levels; Twin Guard, thanks to its round shape, pairs well in Life-After-Death customizations alongside Wide Defense-style disks.

Community testing, Oct. 21, 2011 — summarised

The competitive view

Double Attacker is rated too asymmetrical and gapped to be a competitive smash-attack ring. The round Twin Guard support part is considered strong for zombie, survival and life-after-death setups because it pairs well with Wide Survivor and a bearing-shaft casing, performing similarly to Dranzer V2's and the Dark Series support parts, so cheaper Beyblades can match its results. The SG Bolt Base is considered too tall for competitive play despite decent raw attack and stamina. Whether the Hasbro engine-gear release uses a different base is unclear.

Condensed from community testing; competitive opinions are the community's, not ours, and may be out of date.

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