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Samurai Pegasus W105R2F

Name: Samurai Pegasus W105R2F
SKU: BBG-26

Samurai Pegashisu W105R²F · サムライペガシスW105R²F

Also known as Samurai Pegasis W105R²F (Takara Tomy) / Warriors Pegasis W105R²F (Sonokong)

Attack type Gingka Hagane Synchrome System 2012

Spin: Right-Spin
Code: BBG-26
Maker: Takara Tomy / Hasbro
Released: December 1, 2012 (Japan)

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Gingka Hagane rides this God Element Attack Type top as his fifth Beyblade in the manga and fourth in the anime, taking over from Cosmic Pegasus F:D in Beyblade: Shogun Steel. Takara Tomy released it as Starter BBG-26 in Japan on December 1, 2012, with Hasbro's western Starter Pack SS-26 following in March 2014. It pairs a Wing 105 Spin Track with a Right Rubber Flat Performance Tip beneath the Samurai Element Wheel and Pegasus Shogun Face Bolt.

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Galaxy Nova

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The record

Type: Attack
Spin: Right-Spin
System: Synchrome System
Series: Beyblade: Shogun Steel
Takara Tomy code: BBG-26
Hasbro code: SS-26
Price as printed: 997円 / USD$7.99 / CAD$9.99
Released in Japan: December 1, 2012
Released in the US: February 2014
Japanese name: サムライペガシスW105R²F
Romaji: Samurai Pegashisu W105R²F
Also known as: Samurai Pegasis W105R²F (Takara Tomy) / Warriors Pegasis W105R²F (Sonokong)
Element: God
First anime appearance: A New Fight
Manga: The Ultimate Bey: Bahamoote!!
Owner (in the story): Gingka Hagane

Parts

Shogun Face BoltPegasus1.2 grams
Warrior WheelPegasus30.5 grams
Element WheelSamurai5.4 grams
Spin TrackW1051.1 grams
Performance TipR2F0.8 grams

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Colours & Versions 2

2 recolours.

Version	Kind	Colours
Hasbro version	Recolour	—
Samurai Pegasis W105R²F Brave Ver.Included with the Metal Fight Beyblade 4DxZero-G: Ultimate Tournament video game	Recolour	—

In play and in the story

Released as Starter BBG-26 in Japan on December 1, 2012.
Hasbro's Starter Pack SS-26 followed in western markets in March 2014.
A Brave Ver. recolour appeared with the Metal Fight Beyblade 4DxZero-G: Ultimate Tournament video game.

Community testing, Jul. 13, 2013 — summarised

The competitive view

Covers the Zero-G attack-type Beyblade Samurai Pegasis W105R²F (BBG-26, God element): its Pegasis Stone Face and Chrome Wheel, the mode-changing Samurai Crystal Wheel, the Wing 105 Track, and the Right Rubber Flat (R²F) Bottom, including R²F's three known factory mold variants.

Pegasis performs poorly as the top wheel in a Synchrom because its blunt wing edges barely make contact, but becomes a viable attacker on the bottom of a Synchrom under Gryph, which exposes its sharper edges for real smash attack. R²F is faster but lower-stamina than the older RF tip and needs wearing-in before it flowers reliably; the Samurai Crystal Wheel's Crystal-Up mode absorbs more shock than its default Chrome-Up mode.

Verdict as the draft gives it: Samurai (as a Crystal Wheel) and W105 are described as heavily outclassed by 4D and Synchrom combinations; Pegasis under Gryph (Pegasis Gryph W145R²F) is the one cited viable attack use.

Stone Face: Pegasis - 1.2 grams
Crystal Wheel: Samurai - 5.4 grams, bright transparent blue
Track: Wing 105 (W105) - 1.2 grams, transparent pink-red
Bottom: Right Rubber Flat (R²F) - 0.8 grams, transparent red-pink
R²F Mold 1 (Takara-Tomy/Sonokong): thick centre bar; Mold 2 (original Hasbro): no bar, unstable; Mold 3 (Hasbro GanGan Galaxy Set): two unconnected partial bars

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

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