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Beyblade Synchrom Battle Set

The second ZeroG set, positioned between the Start Dash Set and the First ZeroG Battle Set, focused on the toyline's Synchrome interaction mechanic; it was mostly superseded once the Ultimate Synchrom DX Sets arrived, though Killerken was briefly exclusive to it.

What to know

  • Second Takara Tomy ZeroG set, positioned between the Start Dash Set and First ZeroG Battle Set
  • Focused on the Synchrome interaction mechanic between its two Beyblades
  • Killerken was briefly exclusive here before the later Ultimate Synchrom DX Sets superseded it
  • The ZeroG Light Launcher gives a more convenient launch angle for ZeroG stadiums but no extra power over a regular BeyLauncher

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  • 'Pirates' is misspelled as 'Pirate' on the packaging.
  • The box recommends the combo MSF Orojya Revizer/Orochi Leviathan A230JSB, later realized in Hasbro's Leviathan Orochi Water Synchrome 2-Pack.
  • Ifraid's Circle Flat performance tip is loose, causing wobble, and detaches from the Spin Track easily.