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Trygle

Toraiguru · トライグル

Attack type Michael Summers Spin Gear System

Bit-beast: Trygle · Wind · Eagle
Code: A-17
Maker: Takara Tomy

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The eagle blade of the All Starz' baseball-star captain, launched with a pitcher's wind-up for extra speed. Trygle attacks from above, diving out of a climb to strike the top of an opponent's ring, a style backed by the PPB research centre's data. Its big match is the deciding game of the American final, where Max's Draciel S soaks up the dives until Trygle runs out of height. Michael brings it back for the PPB qualifiers in G-Revolution.

Michael Summers's first top pairs the Triple Wing Attack Ring with an Eight Wide Weight Disk, a jumping-version Right SG and the SG Jumping Base, giving it the Attack Type slot in the Spin Gear System.

Special moves

Called shots

Fast Ball AttackMaximum Cannonball Flame Attack

Notable battles

Where it mattered

Bladebreakers vs. Savage Slammers (S1 ep 24)
Max vs. Michael, American final deciding match (S1 ep 28)
Michael vs. Rick, PPB qualifier (S3 ep 7)

Debut

First seen

S1 episode 24: Viva Las Vegas

On file

The record

Type: Attack
System: Spin Gear System
Takara Tomy code: A-17
Japanese name: トライグル
Romaji: Toraiguru
First anime appearance: Viva Las Vegas
Owner (in the story): Michael Summers
Colours: whitebluegold

Parts

Bit ChipTrygle
Attack RingTriple Wing4.4 g
Weight DiskEight Wide12.7 g
Spin GearRight SG (Jumping Version)
Blade BaseSG Jumping Base7 Grams

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Part by part

Parts in detail

A standard retail release, not part of a Random Booster line.

Slot	Part	Weight	Spin	Note
Attack Ring	Triple Wing	4.4 g	Right and Left	A three-winged ring regarded as one of the defining Smash Attack parts of the generation, and one of the few non-mirrored rings that performs well in both directions. It trades some of the raw power of heavier rings like Square Edge for noticeably lower recoil.
Weight Disk	Eight Wide	12.7 (hard-edge mold) / 12.2 (soft-edge mold) g		A light, wide-spread disk. The hard-edge mold (Takara-only) tends to run slightly heavier than the softer-edged mold shared by Hasbro and later Takara production, though the overlap between them makes the difference mostly negligible in play.
Spin Gear	Right Spin Gear Shells	1.1 each (shells) + 1.12 (Metal Weight Gear) g	Right	The original right-spin shell casing, incompatible with Neo cores and thus outclassed for competitive builds by Neo shells; it still permits slightly heavier standard-gimmick setups than Neo shells allow.
Spin Gear	SG (Spring Version)	3.3 g		A spring-loaded core, sharp but reasonably wide, built specifically for Jumping Base (Trygle); it sits tall and unstable when the spring extends. Some copies have a removable tip letting the shaft swap in the shorter SG (MG Spring Version) parts for better stability on Jumping Base 2.
Blade Base	Jumping Base (Trygle)	7.8 g		A jumping-gimmick base mounted on an already recoil-prone, unstable shell. Its wide skis and sharp tip rarely produce anything beyond an occasional lucky knockout.

Weights are single copies weighed on their own; a part can vary by a few tenths of a gram.

In play and in the story

The community rates Triple Wing among the strongest regular Smash Attack rings alongside Cross Griffon and Eight Spiker, though the cheaper and more available Triple Tiger gives Bladers a comparable low-cost alternative; the Jumping Base itself draws less praise.