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Ray Gil 100RSF

Rei Giru 100RSF · レイギル100RSF

Attack type Argo Garcia Hybrid Wheel System 2010

Spin: Right-Spin
Code: BB-91
Maker: Takara Tomy
Released: October 23, 2010 (Japan)

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Argo Garcia pilots Ray Gil 100RSF across the Metal Masters anime and manga, an Attack Type build for the Hybrid Wheel System. Its Face Bolt carries a skeletal Plesiosaur worked into the shape of Carina, one of the constellations, and the matching Energy Ring extends that skeleton in purplish-blue plastic with sharp, uneven spines. The Ray Fusion Wheel gives it a three-winged Smash Attack profile, backed by a 100 Spin Track and a Rubber Semi-Flat tip.

Special moves

Called shots

Keel Strangler

On file

The record

Type: Attack
Spin: Right-Spin
System: Hybrid Wheel System
Series: Beyblade: Metal Masters
Takara Tomy code: BB-91
Price as printed: USD$7.99
Released in Japan: October 23, 2010
Japanese name: レイギル100RSF
Romaji: Rei Giru 100RSF
First anime appearance: The Midday Street Battle
Manga: L-Drago is Back!!
Owner (in the story): Argo Garcia

Parts

Face BoltGil1 gram
Energy RingGil2.7 grams
Fusion WheelRay29.4 grams
Spin Track1001.0 gram
Performance TipRSF0.8 grams

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In play and in the story

Its Smash Attack profile is real at high spin speed, though the community ranks Ray below wheels such as Lightning, Vulcan and Blitz; the recoil it produces can be tamed with a metal Face Bolt or a Rubber Flat tip.

Released by Takara Tomy as a Booster and by SonoKong as a Starter.
The Beyblade Legends reissue mistakenly shipped with a 125 Spin Track instead of 100, despite the box printing the correct number.

Community testing, Nov. 26, 2010 — summarised

The competitive view

The Gil clear wheel is rated too asymmetrical for competitive combinations. The Ray metal wheel is credited with only a narrow window of smash attack at high early-battle spin speeds before rubber-based bottoms made it fade from use; of its two molds, the later one fixed early breakage. Ray still has some destabilizer use but is outclassed there by Flame and L Drago. RSF's grip and movement are compared to SF and RS.

Condensed from community testing; competitive opinions are the community's, not ours, and may be out of date.

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