Trygator

Toraigēta · トライゲータ

Also known as Trygator 2 (anime)

Stamina type Emily Watson Spin Gear System

Bit-beast: Trygator · Water · Alligator

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special move

notable battles

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Emily's alligator blade, built from tennis-racket reflexes and laboratory statistics. Trygator lurks low in the dish and snaps at blades that come close, an approach that suits the All Starz' analyst, who would rather predict a battle than gamble on one. It first appears in the research centre test match where Emily beats Max, a loss that pushes him to understand his mother's work. In G-Revolution Emily and Trygator face Max again in the PPB qualifier final.

This Random Booster 9 release, sold in an orange colourway, follows the anime-only original Trygator and carries the Jungle Shock Attack Ring, a metal-weight Neo Right Spin Gear and an SG Flat Base. It sits in the Stamina Type branch of the Spin Gear System.

Special moves

Called shots

Water Smash

Notable battles

Where it mattered

Max vs. Emily, research centre test (S1 ep 19)
White Tigers vs. All Starz exhibition (S1 ep 41)
Max vs. Emily, PPB qualifier final (S3 ep 7)

Debut

First seen

S1 episode 19: Under the Microscope

On file

The record

Type: Stamina
System: Spin Gear System
Series: Beyblade GRevolution
Japanese name: トライゲータ
Romaji: Toraigēta
Also known as: Trygator 2 (anime)
First anime appearance: Take Your Best Shot!
Owner (in the story): Emily Watson
Colours: greenyellowsilver

Takara booster confirmed; A-code not verified.

Parts

Bit ChipTrygator
Attack RingJungle Shock4.1 g
Spin GearNeo Right SG (Metal Weight Version)5 grams
Blade BaseSG Flat Base5 Grams

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Part by part

Parts in detail

One of three Random Booster 9 prize Beyblades (with Galeon 2 and Trygle 2), issued in black, jungle green, and orange-sunshine colorways; jungle green is the prize color for this release. This is the G-Revolution-era design, not the Season 1 anime version of the character.

Slot	Part	Weight	Spin	Note
Attack Ring	Jungle Shock	4.1 g	Right and Left	A round, spiked ring with large alligator-head protrusions. Left Spin gives strong, well-exposed smash contact from the alligator snouts, putting it roughly on par with rings like G Upper and Eight Spiker, while Right Spin performance is inconsistent since the same points are more obstructed there.
Weight Disk	Random (Star Attack, Revolver Attack, Ten Heavy, Ten Balance, or Ten Wide)	—		Random Booster packaging means the disk that ships with any individual copy varies rather than being fixed to this release.
Spin Gear	Neo Right Spin Gear Shells (Metal Weight Version)	1.15 each / 2.3 total g	Right	The standard Neo-style right-spin shell housing, preferred over older shells because it fits every SG-compatible base and unlocks Neo cores, including the Heavy Metal Core.
Spin Gear	Metal Weight Core	2.5 g		A Neo-only core adding a small internal metal weight. It runs slightly lighter than a Magnecore, so it rarely stands out as the clear best choice, but it's a safe, workable pick for most attack builds.
Blade Base	SG Flat Base	4.4 g		The spin-gear version of Flat Base, the shortest base in plastics. That short height suits traditional upper attack in theory, but weak flower-patterning and modest recoil control leave it outclassed by rubber and metal attack tips.