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Mercury Anubius 85XF

Name: Mercury Anubius 85XF
SKU: B-166

Mākyurī Anubiusu 85XF · マーキュリーアヌビウス85XF

Also known as Mercury Anubis 85XF (B-166)

Attack type Nile (Video Game) / Yuki Mizusawa (Anime/manga) Hybrid Wheel System 2010

Spin: Right-Spin
Code: B-166
Maker: Hasbro
Released: April 1st, 2010 (Japan)

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Mercury Anubius 85XF is an Attack Type top that Takara Tomy released in Japan on April 1st, 2010 within the Beyblade: Metal Masters toyline, built from the Anubius Face Bolt and Energy Ring, the Mercury Fusion Wheel, the 85 Spin Track and the Extreme Flat Performance Tip. In the Beyblade: Metal Fury anime it belongs to Yuki Mizusawa, who awakens it into a Legend Version after becoming a Legendary Blader, while the Metal Fight Beyblade manga has him piloting its Brave Version instead.

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Brave Impact

On file

The record

Type: Attack
Spin: Right-Spin
System: Hybrid Wheel System
Series: Beyblade: Metal Masters
Hasbro code: B-166
Price as printed: N/A
Released in Japan: April 1st, 2010
Released in the US: January 2012
Japanese name: マーキュリーアヌビウス85XF
Romaji: Mākyurī Anubiusu 85XF
Also known as: Mercury Anubis 85XF (B-166)
First anime appearance: Star Fragment (Original) / Awaken Anubius! (Legend Ver.)
Manga: Metal Fight Beyblade - Chapter 34 (Brave Ver.)
Owner (in the story): Nile (Video Game) / Yuki Mizusawa (Anime/manga)

Parts

Face BoltAnubius1 gram
Energy RingAnubius2.9 grams
Fusion WheelMercury29.0 grams
Spin Track850.9 grams
Performance TipXF0.7 grams

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In play and in the story

Obtainable in Japan by winning the Beyta 1 machine or through a WBBA tournament.
A recoloured version appeared six months later in the Metal Fight Beyblade Portable: Chouzetsu Tensei! Vulcan Horuseus video game as Nile's successor to Vulcan Horuseus 145D.
Bronze, Silver and Gold tournament-prize versions were each produced in quantities of four.
Hasbro issued the Brave Ver. as Mercury Anubis 85XF, packaged without a launcher and distributed only through tournaments at participating Toys "R" Us stores in Canada.

Community testing, Nov. 24, 2012 — summarised

The competitive view

h0r0l0g10t3mp0 opens by dating the piece to an early Metal Fury vending-stadium prize, describing its Egyptian-god face and clear-wheel motifs before judging the hollow metal wheel a poor smash-attack choice despite its promising round shape, since its actual mass falls short of even lighter rivals; the accompanying low track is praised as the top choice for both attack and stamina when height allows, and the flat bottom is called a strong secondary pick behind rubber alternatives; a back-and-forth with Kai-V and other posters corrects the spelling of the face's name and clarifies where the writer got his testing information.

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

In the card games