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Flash Leopard 2

Furasshu Reoparudo 2 · フラッシュレオパルド2

Balance type Ozuma Magnacore System 2002

Code: A-54
Maker: Takara Tomy
Released: March 2002 (Japan)

parts

special move

Ozuma's second top, Flash Leopard 2, evolves from Flash Leopard within the same Balance Type, Magnacore System line. It swaps in a Panther Head attack ring, a Right MG South Core spin gear and a Metal Sharp Base beneath the same Flash Leopard bit chip and Ten Heavy weight disk, and Takara Tomy also issued a silver-coloured variant.

Special moves

Called shots

Cross Fire

On file

The record

Type: Balance
System: Magnacore System
Series: Beyblade: V-Force
Takara Tomy code: A-54
Released in Japan: March 2002
Japanese name: フラッシュレオパルド2
Romaji: Furasshu Reoparudo 2
First anime appearance: Bring Me Dranzer
Manga: Take Back the Driger
Owner (in the story): Ozuma

Parts

Bit ChipFlash Leopard
Attack RingPanther Head5.5 g
Weight DiskTen Heavy16.4 grams
Spin GearRight MG South Core
Blade BaseMetal Sharp Base

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Part by part

Parts in detail

Follow-up release to Flash Leopard, replacing the Attack Ring, Spin Gear core, and Blade Base with different parts while keeping the same stock Weight Disk.

Slot	Part	Weight	Spin	Note
Attack Ring	Panther Head	5.5 g	Left (favored); Right (weak)	Ineffective in right spin due to poorly exposed contact points, but a competitive left-spin Smash Attack ring: well-angled regular contact points plus thick, partly-hidden head sections add power for a modest recoil cost, and its slopes contribute extra destabilization.
Weight Disk	Ten Heavy	16.1 g		The same versatile, near-must-have compact/heavy weight disk described elsewhere in this batch, excellent for RPM retention in defense, grinding, force-smash, and upper-attack builds.
Spin Gear	Neo Right Spin Gear (North Magne Version)	1.15 per shell (2.3 total) / 3.3 (North Magnecore) g	Right	The Neo shell provides broad base compatibility; the North Magnecore's polarity is essentially irrelevant outside magnetic stadiums, and as a weight it's a decent mid-tier recoil-control option, generally a last resort behind the Heavy Metal Core except on SG Metal Flat Base (Gaia Dragoon V Version), where its lighter weight balances better.
Blade Base	SG Metal Sharp Base	7.6 g		Tall and bulky, with a low-friction, tilt-prone tip that gives poor stability, no useful movement, and weak Life-After-Death; despite unusually heavy base clips, it has no real competitive use and is outclassed even by older parts like Metal Sting Base.

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

Colours & Versions 1

1 edition.

Version	Kind	Colours
Silver Version	Edition	—

In play and in the story

Competitive players regard Panther Head as a strong pick for left-spin Smash Attack, though rings such as Metal Driger, Dragoon G or Driger G are seen as cheaper and equally viable, its Metal Sharp Base is generally written off as unusable, and the set overall suits a collector without an established attack ring already.

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