Driger G
Ray Kon's fifth Beyblade, properly named Driger Gatling, follows A-75 Driger V2 and appears across the Beyblade: G-Revolution anime, the manga and assorted video games before he trades up to a newer top.
Specification
| Classification | Attack Ring |
|---|---|
| System | Engine Gear System |
| Series | Beyblade: G-Revolution |
| Type | Attack |
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About This Part
Ray Kon's fifth Beyblade, properly named Driger Gatling, follows A-75 Driger V2 and appears across the Beyblade: G-Revolution anime, the manga and assorted video games before he trades up to a newer top. Its Engine Gear System build pairs the G-version Driger Bit Chip with the Triple Tiger Attack Ring, the Ten Balance Weight Disk, a Right Engine Gear and the First Clutch Blade Base, using a Type 1 Engine Gear to deliver a short burst of extra speed the moment it lands after launch. Hasbro also produced a black, radio-controlled Customize Engine Gear version with a boost button, and Takara Tomy issued gold, silver and bronze tournament-prize finishes.
In Play
- Released by Hasbro in a Customize Engine Gear black version with a matching Right Customize Engine Gear and Metal Semi-Flat Customize Engine Weight.
- Awarded as a tournament prize in gold, silver and bronze finishes.
- Hasbro built a radio-controlled version with blue decals in place of the usual red and an added boost button for extra power over classic RC Beyblades; because Hasbro widened the gap in the Blade Base, this RC version keeps the same Attack Ring as the standard release, unlike the Driger V2 RC version, which needed a modified Blade Base to fit its overlapping Attack Ring.