What to know
- Debuted in chapter 3 of manga volume 12, during the third-stage G・B・C match against Tyson Granger.
- Ray had agreed to retire from Beyblading if he lost after using the technique.
- Tao judged Ray's version only "one-hundredth" as strong as a true White Tiger Strike, so the loss did not trigger the retirement clause.
- Puts the Beyblade into a highly-energized, electrified state that massively boosts strike damage.
- Japanese name breaks down as "Kiba Zoku Ōgi" (Fang Tribe Secret) combined with "Shinsen Byakko Ken" (Immortal White Tiger Fist).
- Trivia links it to Thunder Slash as a parallel signature move for Driger MS: both are tournament-only, one-time-use techniques that work the same way.
Appearances
- Beyblade manga, volume 12, chapter 3
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Claims We Could Not Check
Attributed, not verified by us
- Exists in synchronicity with Thunder Slash: both are Driger MS's signature move in their respective canon, both were used only during a tournament match, and both function essentially the same way.
