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Poseidon

Poseidon · ポセイドン

Attack type Mystel Engine Gear System
Bit-beast
Poseidon · Water / air · Sea-god figure

5

parts

1

special move

2

notable battles

Description

The blade of BEGA's masked acrobat, a wandering blader who fights from the air as much as from the dish. Poseidon leaps and dives, and Mystel launches from impossible positions, which is how it unsettles Ray in their first meeting. Its Justice 5 match against Max's Draciel MS is a contest between a blade that will not stay in the stadium and one that will not leave it, and it ends in a draw that keeps the series alive.

Poseidon is Mystel's Attack Type top from Beyblade: G-Revolution, assembled in the Engine Gear System from a Poseidon Bit-Chip, a Trident Vector Attack Ring, a Ten Wide Weight Disk, the metal-weight version of the Neo Right Spin Gear, and an SG Semi Flat Base. Hasbro carried the same build west under a new name, Ocean Wrath G, within its Engine Gear Beyblade lineup.

Special moves

Called shots

Ocean Javelin

Notable battles

Where it mattered

  • Ray vs. Mystel (S3 ep 34)
  • Max vs. Mystel, Justice 5 match 3 (S3 ep 45)

Debut

First seen

S3 episode 34: The Mysterious Mystel

On file

The record

Type
Attack
System
Engine Gear System
Series
Beyblade: G-Revolution
Japanese name
ポセイドン
Romaji
Poseidon
First anime appearance
The Mysterious Mystel
Owner (in the story)
Mystel
Colours
bluegoldwhite

Takara booster confirmed; A-code not verified here.

Parts

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Part by part

Parts in detail

One of three prize Beyblades from Random Booster 12, alongside Venus and Apollon; the trio came in Yellow, Blue, and Mauve, with Blue as Poseidon's prize color.

SlotPartWeightSpinNote
Attack Ring Trident Vector 5.4 g Both directions An extremely aggressive design with many thick contact points, but badly angled: right spin gives some power at the cost of massive recoil that often sends the Beyblade flying backward and burns through spin in one or two hits; left spin has less recoil but also little real power.
Weight Disk Random selection — Packaging randomizes which Weight Disk ships with the set, among Star Attack, Revolver Attack, Ten Heavy, Ten Balance, and Ten Wide.
Spin Gear Neo Right Spin Gear (Metal Weight Version) 1.15 each shell (2.3 total) + 2.5 (Metal Weight Core) g Right Neo shells' broad compatibility (including Neo cores and the Heavy Metal Core) makes this a staple for Compacts, Weight-Based Defense, Force Smash, Traditional Upper Attack, and Driger V2 setups; the Metal Weight Core is a touch lighter than a Magnecore, capping its edge for Attack types, but it remains broadly serviceable and common.
Blade Base SG Semi-Flat Base 4.7 g SG version of Semi-Flat Base with a shallower tip angle that wears quickly; a predictable semi-flat feel, but beaten on attack/defense/survival by Metal Change Base, and once worn, by Metal Ball Base's better precession (Metal Ball Base with six balls also outweighs it by about a gram).

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

In play and in the story

  • Sold in western markets by Hasbro under the name Ocean Wrath G as part of its Engine Gear Beyblade line.

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