What to know
- Always chains off an Xtreme Dash rather than standing alone.
- Each Beyblade transforms its blade differently: Saber Samurai's four katana blades become two tachi blades, Keel Shark uses its oversized blade, and Blast Pegasus merges its Blast Main Blade with its Assault Assist Blade.
- In the anime, Packun copies and renames the whole technique set as "Packun School Ni-no-Packen" after cloning Saber Samurai into "Saber Packun."
- Known as the "Meteor Sword" in the Korean dub.
Episodes it is named in
From our own records From our own episode records — the cast, Beyblade and debut lists we compiled show the name here.
Where it first appears
From our own records Resolved against our own episode records, so the pointer the entry carries as text is a link you can follow.
- Beyblade X, season 2 episode 59: Blader S First anime appearance · 2024-12-06
Episodes it is used in
From our own records Taken from the episode records rather than this entry’s own, which are fuller. The Beyblade named beside each episode is the one credited with the move there.
- Beyblade X, season 2 episode 59 SamuraiSaber 2-70L
- Beyblade X, season 2 episode 60 SamuraiSaber 2-70L
- Beyblade X, season 2 episode 62 SamuraiSaber 2-70L
- Beyblade X, season 2 episode 65 SamuraiSaber 2-70L
- Beyblade X, season 2 episode 67 SamuraiSaber 2-70L
- Beyblade X, season 2 episode 68 SamuraiSaber 2-70L
- Beyblade X, season 2 episode 76 SamuraiSaber 2-70L
- Beyblade X, season 2 episode 94 SamuraiSaber 2-70L
- Beyblade X, season 2 episode 96 List of Generic Beyblades in Beyblade X
- Beyblade X, season 2 episode 97 SamuraiSaber 2-70L
- Beyblade X, season 2 episode 99 SamuraiCalibur 6-70M
- Beyblade X, season 2 episode 100 PegasusBlast ATr
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- Beyblade X, season 3 episode 120 SamuraiCalibur 6-70M
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Claims We Could Not Check
Attributed, not verified by us
- Known as the Meteor Sword in Korea.
- Tenka's Beyblades trail cherry blossom petals during the move; Omega's shows a spiraling vortex instead.
