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Beyblade file · Plastic generation

Hayate 2

Description

Hayate 2 came before Zinrai, whose own predecessor bore the name Hayate 1, and is essentially the same mould cast in the teal colourway it shares with Hayate and Zinrai.

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Hasbro's second colourway of its Hayate release, sharing the Hasbro pole-equipped attack ring and modified base with Hayate (Hasbro); part of the same four-recolour family as Bakutenryu Hayate, Zinrai, Raiden and Shin Hayate on the Takara side.

SlotPartWeightSpinNote
Attack Ring Hayate Attack Ring (Hasbro) 4.7 g Left (usable) / Right (not competitive) Hasbro's mold underperforms Takara's in both recoil and power because of its added poles; in left spin it can still hit very hard against light and mid-weight opponents but risks self-knockouts against heavier rivals from its heavy rotational recoil, so the Takara original is generally preferred for consistency.
Weight Disk Weight Ring 12.4 g The same light, edge-weighted disk used across the Hayate family, whose free-spinning tendency hurts launch consistency but whose distribution takes a little of the sting out of the poor Hayate bases.
Blade Base Hayate Base (Hasbro) 6.7 g A fully flat-bottomed version without the Takara base's downward cylinders, which helps only marginally; it remains unstable, short-lived and non-offensive, though a Mexican World Championship-winning combination once notably paired it with Tiger Defenser.

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

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