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Trygle 2

Toraiguru 2 · トライグル2

Spin
Right-Spin
Code
A-17
Maker
Takara Tomy

Description

Takara issued this Attack Type top through Random Booster 9 as one of three prize tops, giving Michael Summers his second build in the anime. Its Triple Beak Attack Ring and Neo Right SG pair with a randomly assigned Weight Disk drawn from Star Attack, Revolver Attack, 10 Heavy, 10 Balance or 10 Wide, finished with an SG Sharp Blade Base.

On file

The record

Type
Attack
Spin
Right-Spin
System
Spin Gear System
Series
Beyblade GRevolution
Takara Tomy code
A-17
Japanese name
トライグル2
Romaji
Toraiguru 2
First anime appearance
Take Your Best Shot!
Owner (in the story)
Michael Summers

Parts

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Part by part

Parts in detail

A Random Booster 9 prize Beyblade alongside Trygator and Galeon 2, released in black, jungle green, and orange-sunshine, with orange-sunshine as this release's prize colorway.

SlotPartWeightSpinNote
Attack Ring Triple Beak 3.9 g Right and Left Three large triangular teeth plus three smaller, mostly inert nubs. Despite an awkward-looking angle, its beveled edges concentrate force effectively, making it one of the hardest-hitting Smash Attack rings of the era in both spin directions, comparable to Square Edge or Great Dragon.
Weight Disk Random (Star Attack, Revolver Attack, Ten Heavy, Ten Balance, or Ten Wide) — Random Booster packaging means the included disk varies by pull 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; slightly lighter than a Magnecore, so it rarely stands out but is a safe pick for most attack builds.
Blade Base SG Sharp Base 6.6 g A tall, sharp-tipped spin-gear base whose height and material make it unstable and short-lived against most opponents. Sturdier bases like Customize Metal Sharp Base always do the same job better.

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

Collectors prize it for its scarcity and price rather than for battle results: aside from its Spin Gear casing and a couple of the possible Weight Disks, its parts are outclassed by more common and cheaper options, so the community treats it as a collection piece rather than a competitive choice.

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