Storm Capricorn M145Q

Name: Storm Capricorn M145Q
SKU: BB-50

Sutōmu Kapurikōne M145Q · ストームカプリコーネM145Q

Also known as Storm Capricorne M145Q

Attack type Tobio Oike Hybrid Wheel System 2009

Spin: Right-Spin
Code: BB-50
Maker: Takara Tomy
Released: October 24, 2009 (Japan)

parts

special move

cards across 2 games

Takara Tomy sold Storm Capricorn M145Q, also known as Storm Capricorne M145Q, as a Booster in Japan on October 24, 2009 for 650円. The Hybrid Wheel System combo pairs the Capricorn Face Bolt and Energy Ring with a Storm Fusion Wheel, a Move 145 Spin Track and a Quake Performance Tip.

Special moves

Called shots

Spin Screwdriver Sniper Shot

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The record

Type: Attack
Spin: Right-Spin
System: Hybrid Wheel System
Series: Beyblade: Metal Fusion
Takara Tomy code: BB-50
Price as printed: 650円 / USD$7.99
Released in Japan: October 24, 2009
Released in the US: August 2010
Released in Canada: May 2010
Japanese name: ストームカプリコーネM145Q
Romaji: Sutōmu Kapurikōne M145Q
Also known as: Storm Capricorne M145Q
First anime appearance: The Sniper Capricorn
Owner (in the story): Tobio Oike

Parts

Face BoltCapricorn1 gram
Energy RingCapricorn3.0 grams
Fusion WheelStorm30.4 grams
Spin TrackM1454.2 grams
Performance TipQ0.6 grams

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Community testing, 2010-07-11 — summarised

The competitive view

Pairs the bright-orange, goat-horned Capricorne clear wheel with the three-winged Storm metal wheel (once top-tier with a 100 track and Rubber Flat bottom, now outclassed), and the gimmicked Move 145 track and matching Quake bottom, whose off-center connectors make the Beyblade bounce erratically for entertainment rather than competitive value.

Storm was once top-tier when built with a 100 track and Rubber Flat bottom but is now surpassed by wheels like Vulcan and Lightning; M145's jump gimmick is unpredictable and drops Stamina, leaving the Beyblade briefly airborne and easy to knock out, and Quake exists mainly to trigger that bounce.

Verdict as the draft gives it: M145 and Quake are considered novelty parts with no real competitive use; little reason to buy this Beyblade for battling.

Clear Wheel Capricorne weight: 2.6 grams
Metal Wheel Storm weight: 30.4 grams
Track Move 145 (M145) weight: 4.2 grams, with Large Jump and Small Jump connector positions
Bottom Quake weight: 0.6 grams, a widened Wide Flat shape with a 45-degree asymmetric cut
Other versions: Dark Capricorne 105RF (Hybrid Wheel Reshuffle Set Attack & Balance, Purple); Flame Capricorne T125HF (Random Booster Vol.4 Mirage Virgo, Grey Brown); Rock Capricorne T125D (same set, Light Grey)

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

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