Description
Released in Japan by Takara Tomy, Wing Defenser carries a Defense classification within the Spin Gear System and takes its bit chip design directly from its own name.
On file
The record
- System
- 4 Layer System
- Series
- Next Generation Beigoma Battle: Beyblade
- Other code
- 31
Part by part
Parts in detail
| Slot | Part | Weight | Spin | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Attack Ring | Wing Defense Ring | 5.4 g | Right Spin Only | Wings meant to swing outward under centripetal force and tuck back in on impact, but the tuck-in gimmick doesn't meaningfully offset the ring's overall recoil, and it's breakage-prone besides. Its shape and width give it too much recoil to work defensively, ironically leaving the source to note Wing Attack Ring actually defends better; it has no useful contact points for offense either. |
| Weight Disk | Heavy | 15.3 g | The most centrally-compact weight distribution of any disk in the game, though its exact weight varies noticeably between individual copies. Its large corner shape causes some recoil, offset somewhat by that same compact mass. | |
| Blade Base | Semi-Flat Base | 7.2 g | A 4 Layer System base with a Right Spin Gear built in; light, stable, and a genuinely good stamina part, most famously paired with Ten Balance in 'Semi-Flat Base Stamina' combinations. |
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
- Released in Japan by Takara Tomy as part of the Spin Gear System.
In the card games
Wing Defenser on cardboard
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