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Product · Metal Saga

Zero-G Random Booster Vol. 1 Thief Phoenic E230GCF

The first Zero-G Random Booster in the Metal Saga's Synchrome System line, released in Japan April 21, 2012, offering eight possible whole Beys per booster (1/8 odds each) including the 'Super Rare' prize Thief Phoenic E230GCF and three 'Rare' recolors sharing its parts.

What to know

  • Each booster gives one complete whole Beyblade, with a 1/8 chance for any of the eight possible outcomes including the prize
  • Uses a novelty rarity scheme unique to Zero-G Random Boosters: the prize Bey is labeled 'Super Rare,' while three other Beys carrying a recolored part of it are labeled 'Rare'
  • The recolored parts in this booster are clear red
  • A red Thief Phoenic E230GCF recolor can be assembled from parts across the set: Phoenic Chrome Wheel, red Thief Crystal Wheel, red Stone Face, red E230 Track, and red GCF Tip

Contents

Beyblades released under BBG-09

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Parts released under BBG-09

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Named elsewhere on this site

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Zero-G Random Booster Vol. 2 Archer Gargole SA165WSFZero-G Random Booster Vol. 3 Bandid Genbull F230TBZero-G Random Booster Vol. 4 Guardian Garudas SD160PF

Claims We Could Not Check

Attributed, not verified by us

  • The prize Beyblade of this Random Booster is labeled 'Super Rare,' while three other Beyblades, each possessing a re-colored part of the 'Super Rare' Beyblade, are labeled 'Rare' — a novelty nomenclature introduced only in Zero-G Random Boosters.