This arcade cabinet from Takara Tomy pits a player's own top against a Proto-Quetzalcoatl using a Light Launcher, released only in Japan. Five levels test the player within a one-minute limit per attempt, and a slot reads a Beypointer to track points won or lost across plays. Clearing every level wins the standing prize, a Quetzalcoatl 90WF. Its bowl shape echoes the Ultimate Beyta Stadium closely enough that the cabinet borrows that stadium's name.
What to know
A Takara Tomy arcade machine released only in Japan.
Players battle a Proto-Quetzalcoatl using a Light Launcher across five levels within a one-minute limit.
A Beypointer slot tracks points gained or lost per attempt.
Clearing all five levels awards a Quetzalcoatl 90WF as the prize.
Its stadium shape closely resembles the Ultimate Beyta Stadium, the source of its name.
