Wolf

Metal Saga · Energy Ring · Hybrid Wheel System

Wolf spreads four wolf heads evenly around its rim, one to each quarter, giving it balanced weight distribution.

Specification

ClassificationEnergy Ring
SystemHybrid Wheel System
SeriesBeyblade: Metal Fusion
Weight3.1 grams
Japanese nameヴォルフ
RomajiVorufu
Takara Tomy codeBB-29
Released in JapanMarch 28, 2009
Released in the USAugust 2010

Printed Stats

Attack3
Defense2
Stamina2

As printed on Metal Saga packaging, on its own scale: compare with other Metal Saga parts, not across generations. The bars are relative to this part's own highest figure.

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Comes In 16 Beyblades

BeybladeCodeTypeYear
Dark Wolf DF145FS BB-29 Balance 2009
Earth Wolf 105WD B-108 Balance 2010
Burn Wolf SW145WD B-118 Balance —
Clay Hydra 145F — Balance —
Clay Wolf 105B — Defense —
Clay Wolf 145FS — Balance —
Evil Wolf DF145FS — Balance —
Flame Wolf H145S — Stamina —
Heat Crow 145HF — Balance —
Heat Wolf WD145SF — Balance —
Rock Crow 125FS — Balance —
Rock Wolf H145B — Defense —
Storm L-Drago WD145B — Attack —
Storm Northern Cross 125FS — Balance —
Wind Wolf H145D — Balance —
Wind Wolf WD145WB — Defense —

About This Part

Wolf spreads four wolf heads evenly around its rim, one to each quarter, giving it balanced weight distribution. Takara Tomy released it as part of the Hybrid Wheel System, debuting in Japan with the BB-29 Starter Dark Wolf DF145FS on March 28, 2009, and reaching western countries with the BB-29 Starter Pack Dark Wolf DF145FS in August 2010.

In Play

That even spread makes a Beyblade carrying Wolf more stable, though the community rates it as outclassed by heavier Energy Rings such as Aquario and Kerbecs.

  • Debuted in Japan with the BB-29 Starter Dark Wolf DF145FS, March 28, 2009
  • Reached western countries with the BB-29 Starter Pack Dark Wolf DF145FS, August 2010