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Uriel 2

Arieru 2 · アリエル2

Also known as Ariel 2 (anime, English)

Balance type King Magnacore System 2002

Bit-beast: Ariel · Winged angelic figure
Spin: Right-Spin
Released: September 2002 (Japan)

parts

special moves

notable battles

The blade of King, the louder half of the parts-hunting royal pair who turn up for the V-Force World Championship. Ariel is a heavy attacker assembled from parts stripped off beaten opponents, and King's habit of double-teaming with Queen is how they wreck Dranzer V's attack ring on the beach. The pair's arc is a warning about treating Beyblades as loot; Tyson's win over King in the tag semifinal is a rebuke delivered in the dish.

King spins Uriel 2 in the anime, a Balance Type Takara released in Japan in September 2002 inside Random Booster 8 as part of the Magnacore System. It follows on from Uriel and swaps in a Neo Cross Horn Attack Ring, Star Attack Weight Disk, a Metal Weight version of the Neo Right Spin Gear, and an SG Grip Change Base. Hasbro's western counterpart, Capricorn Strike G, pairs the same core with an Engine Stopper Base Blade Base instead.

Special moves

Called shots

Ultimate Strike Double Attack (with Queen)

Notable battles

Where it mattered

Kai vs. King and Queen (S2 ep 42)
Kai vs. King and Queen rematch (S2 ep 43)
Tyson vs. King (S2 ep 47)

Debut

First seen

S2 episode 42: Fortunes Dear and Dire

On file

The record

Type: Balance
Spin: Right-Spin
System: Magnacore System
Series: Beyblade VForce
Price as printed: N/A
Released in Japan: September 2002
Japanese name: アリエル2
Romaji: Arieru 2
Also known as: Ariel 2 (anime, English)
First anime appearance: Fortunes Dear and Dire
Owner (in the story): King
Colours: whitegoldblue

Takara released Ariel and a follow-up Ariel 2; codes not verified here.

Parts

Bit ChipUriel
Attack RingNeo Cross Horn5.7 g
Weight DiskStar Attack15.6 g
Spin GearNeo Right SG (Metal Weight Version)5 grams
CoreMetal Weight Core5 grams (with NEO SG)
Blade BaseSG Grip Change Base5.4 g

Open in the builder Swap any part and watch the stats move.

Part by part

Parts in detail

Name confirmed via the Random Booster 8 instruction sheet, romanized the same way Orthrus's name was confirmed. Suffers badly from Gold Plastic Syndrome, a known brittleness affecting certain gold-colored plastic runs, severe enough that assembling it can snap the base clips; aside from its tip, the source advises against relying on it competitively.

Slot	Part	Weight	Spin	Note
Attack Ring	Neo Cross Horn	5.7 g	Right and Left	Hits hard in both spin directions via thick, angular contact points, making it a genuinely powerful Hyper-Aggressive Smash Attack ring on paper. Takara's molding suffers acutely from Gold Plastic Syndrome and is prone to breaking within a few matches, while Hasbro's softer-plastic release (from Capricorn Strike G) wears faster but doesn't share the breakage risk.
Weight Disk	Star Attack	15.6 g		A heavy, compact five-pointed star disk. Holes at each point make its main contact areas somewhat fragile for a weight disk, and its shape suffers heavy recoil against most attack rings, except Penta Wing, with which it forms a genuinely competitive Traditional Upper Attack pairing.
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 for compatibility with all SG-compatible bases and 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.
Support Part	Over Attack	1.03 each g		An inherently fragile aggressive support part providing modest smash and matching recoil, generally outperformed as an aggressive support piece by Reverse Attack, and outperformed for most attack builds by low-recoil defensive parts like Survivor Ring or Twin Guard.
Blade Base	SG Grip Change Base	5.4 g		A tall base built specifically to house SG Grip Change Base Tip; also suffers from Gold Plastic Syndrome, and the tip's aggressive grip transmits enough shock that breakage remains a serious risk even with a Defense Ring fitted.
Other	SG Grip Change Base Tip	0.24 g		A uniquely gripping rubber tip with separate sharp (defense) and flat (attack) faces, similar in concept to the HMS-era Grip Flat Core (Ultimate Version). One of the fastest, most recoil-controlled attack tips in plastics.

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

Colours & Versions 1

1 recolour.

Version	Kind	Colours
Capricorn Strike GHasbro release with a Engine Stopper Base Blade Base.	Recolour	—

In play and in the story

Released in Japan in September 2002, inside Random Booster 8.

Community testing, Oct. 15, 2011 — summarised

The competitive view

Uriel 2 is covered part by part: its Neo Cross Horn Attack Ring, Star Attack Weight Disk, Neo Right SG, Over Attack Support Part, and SG Grip Change Base, with sample combo builds. Mold-compatibility notes have been refined over time.

Weights: Neo Cross Horn AR 7g, Star Attack WD 15g, Neo Right SG 5g, Over Attack SP 2g, SG Grip Change Base BB 6g
Pull rate: 1/12 from Random Booster 8

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