Product · Metal Saga

Wind & Shoot Launcher

A Hasbro launcher first released for Beyblade Metal Fusion in western countries in August 2010, later reissued with new color schemes for Metal Masters and Metal Fury; it's a weak launcher best kept for collecting.

What to know

  • Reissued across Metal Fusion, Metal Masters, and Metal Fury toylines with different color schemes and bundled extras (stickers for Metal Masters; Rock Zurafa R145WB for Metal Fury)
  • Internal mechanism reused from Takara's Bey Grip Shooter (2000) and Hasbro's Engine Gear Launcher (2004), both from the Original Series toylines
  • Weak compared to other Hasbro Metal Series launchers; recommended for collection only
  • Its ripcord end resembles a standard Hasbro Ripcord Launcher and can clip into a Launcher Grip or Custom Grip
  • Can only be wound to just under two and a half full rotations

Contents

Beyblades released under B-201

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Parts released under B-201

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What Takara Tomy say is in the box

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Takara Tomy’s own listing

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Named elsewhere on this site

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  • The Wind & Shoot Launcher can only be wound to a little under 2 and a half full rotations.