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Sol Blaze V145AS

Soru Bureizu V145AS · ソルブレイズV145AS

Also known as Orichalcum Bey / Sun God

Balance type Helios Hybrid Wheel System 2010
Spin
Right-Spin
Released
August 21st, 2010 (Japan)

5

parts

1

special move

Description

Helios pilots this movie-tie-in top on screen and in a special manga chapter pairing him against Ryuga. Takara Tomy released Sol Blaze in Japan on August 21, 2010, giving bladers a way to claim one by pre-ordering tickets to the accompanying film at Lawson convenience stores, and regional partners Mani Limited and Funbox Toys later carried it into Hong Kong and Taiwan. Built from the Blaze Face Bolt and Energy Ring, the Sol Fusion Wheel, the Variable 145 Spin Track and an Around Sharp Performance Tip, it carries a Balance Type designation despite CoroCoro Comic marketing having branded it an "Ultimate Type" with borrowed attack, defence and stamina claims from unrelated tops.

Special moves

Called shots

Blaze Execution

On file

The record

Type
Balance
Spin
Right-Spin
System
Hybrid Wheel System
Series
Beyblade: Metal Masters
Released in Japan
August 21st, 2010
Japanese name
ソルブレイズV145AS
Romaji
Soru Bureizu V145AS
Also known as
Orichalcum Bey / Sun God
First anime appearance
Metal Fight Beyblade The Movie: VS The Sun - Sol Blaze, the Scorching Hot Invader
Manga
Clash! Ryuga VS Helios
Owner (in the story)
Helios

Parts

  • Face BoltBlaze1.0 gram / 4.5 grams (Metal Face Blaze Ver.)
  • Energy RingBlaze3.0 grams
  • Fusion WheelSol33.6 grams
  • Spin TrackV1453.9 grams
  • Performance TipAS0.8 grams

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In play and in the story

None of its parts ever proved competitively viable; the community generally treats the movie promotion's power claims as marketing exaggeration rather than a real reflection of its abilities.

  • Released in Japan on August 21, 2010 via a movie-ticket pre-order at Lawson stores.
  • A black Eclipse Ver. with orange highlights followed, limited to 3,000 pieces through an Ito En bar-code mail-in.
  • A Gold Ver. began as a 100-piece lottery prize before Mani Limited and Funbox Toys issued it more widely.

Community testing, Jun. 14, 2012 — summarised

The competitive view

Sol Blaze V145AS's Blaze clear wheel, Sol metal wheel (with two documented molds differing by about 2.5 grams), Variable 145 track, and Around Sharp bottom are rated largely non-competitive, recommending the Beyblade for collection purposes only. A weight-distribution claim was corrected, and independent Zero-G stadium tests confirm Around Sharp resists Zero-G Attack about as well as the MB bottom.

  • Clear Wheel Blaze: 2.8 g
  • Metal Wheel Sol: 31.9 g (first mold); roughly 34.4 g (second mold, +6 reinforced points)
  • Track Variable 145 (V145): 3.4 g
  • Bottom Around Sharp (AS): 0.8 g

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

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