Cosmic Pegasus F:D

Cosmic Pegasus F:D (Known in Japan as Big Bang Pegasis F:D) is an Attack-Type Beyblade released on March 26, 2011 in Japan as the first Beyblade of the Metal Fury toyline. It also appears in the anime and manga series, Beyblade: Metal Fury as the evolution of the Galaxy Pegasus W105R²F, and now current form, Samurai Pegasis W105R2F, owned by the series' protagonist, Gingka Hagane.

This Beyblade implements the 4D System and comes complete with the new "F:D" 4D Performance Tip, which changes its Performance Tip from SF to RF when it's stamina is low. This Beyblade is also the first to introduce the 4D Fusion Wheel. It's "Cosmic" Fusion Wheel is constructed with three (3) components: a PC Frame, Metal Frame and Core. The Fusion Wheel's Core has a wing-like design. These parts can be arranged in up to four different modes with an unique attack option for each.

Beast
The Pegasis beast is Pegasus, the winged horse that flew into the heavens.

Beyblade: Metal Fury
During their battle, Gingka's and Kyoya's Beys evolved in an intense pillar of light. Attempting to discover the extent of his Beyblade's evolution, Gingka and Kenta test the new Pegasus, but Gingka found the changes awkward. But after fending off Johannes & his Beat Lynx from Yuki, he's told of the legend of the Star Fragment & the Legendary Bladers. Making him realize that his Pegasus Bey is enchanted by a piece of this same Star Fragment, Gingka christens his new Pegasus, Cosmic Pegasus.

When Gingka and Co. began their quest to search for the remaining Legendary Bladers, they were stopped by Johannes. Johannes challenged Gingka for his Legendary power and they took off. Pegasus was gaining the upper-hand until Beat Lynx used it's height change ability. Beat Lynx turned the tables and was finishing off Pegasus until, Kyoya appeared and launched his Fang Leone at Beat Lynx. It drove away Beat Lynx and Johannes retreated.

When Gingka and Co. found Ryuga on Zarkan Island, Ryuga fought Kyoya and won against him. Gingka then challenged Ryuga to a battle so he could help on their quest but ultimately, lost.

Gingka later decided to prove he is a worthy owner of Cosmic Pegasus by undergoing intense training with Kyoya.

Modes

 * Final Drive: Pegasis can change from semi rubber flat tip to rubber tip when it's stamina's down.


 * Smash Mode: When Pegasis goes into this mode it can blast it's opponents away with one hit.


 * Barrage Mode: After entering this state, he rapidly hits his adversary multiple times to leave after damage.


 * Upper Mode: Peagsis uses this mode to mostly knock opponents out the stadium.


 * Omni Mode: Pegasis can grind the other bey in any direction.

Special Moves

 * Cosmic Tornado/Big Bang Tornado: After mastering Pegasus' Final Drive 4D Tip, Gingka unlocked this special move. Pegasus switches its F:D into RF mode and rapidly spins in a circle, multiplying its attack power in one giant rotation that crashes into the opponent with immense force.


 * Shining Tornado: Gingka uses this special move in the battle with Nemesis as it soars through the Black Sun and into the Galaxy.


 * Super Cosmic Nova: Infused with the power of every Star Fragment in the world, Pegasus soars off the ground then uses Cosmic Tornado to attack and then finally, utilizing the Fragment's power, performing Super Cosmic Nova to tear through the enemy.
 * Star Blast Attack: Gingka's original special move with Storm Pegasus, reused in "Light of Hope".

Other Versions

 * Big Bang Pegasis F:D White Ver. - Blue and White Recolor; released in the Big Bang Pegasis DX Set
 * Big Bang Pegasis F:D Red Ver. - Black and red recolor released in the Pegasis VS Leone Rev-Up Set
 * Big Bang Pegasis F:D - Gold recolor released in the Legend Beyblade Set
 * Big Bang Pegasis 125SF Blue Wing Ver. - Blue and red recolor released as a bonus for people who bought the first set of Ultimate BeyTa Stadiums.
 * Big Bang Pegasis 105RF Asian Model Ver. - Black and yellow recolor.
 *  Cosmic Pegasus F:D - A orange and yellow recolor with a Spark FX motif. It will be released with the Hasbro Hyper Beystadium Set in 2013.
 * Cosmic Pegasus W105R2F - Hasbro's original Cosmic Pegasis replica.

Trivia

 * Big Bang is a reference to the tournament it was competing in, Big Bang Bladers, and the theory of existence, Big Bang Theory.
 * The tournament was only called Big Bang Bladers in the Japanese anime/manga only though.
 * Cosmic Pegasus only competed in Big Bang Bladers in the manga.
 * Cosmic can be a reference to how Pegasus flew into the cosmos to release the spiral force as Galaxy Pegasus setting off the events leading to its evolution.
 * This is Gingka's first Beyblade to ever obtain a mode switch feature. This is also the 12th Beyblade in the Metal Saga  to have a mode switch, Dark Gasher was the first, Storm Aquario was the second, Storm Capricorn third, Lightning L-Drago fourth, Poison Serpent the fifth, Meteo L-Drago the sixth, Gravity Destroyer the seventh, Hades Kerbecs eighth, Evil Befall ninth, Nightmare Rex tenth, Sol Blaze the eleventh.
 * It is the second bey to feature a mode changing feature involving its tip, Storm Aquario being the first.
 * Cosmic Pegasus is one of the only two Beyblades that contain three parts for it's 4D Fusion Wheel. The other Beyblade is Firefuse Darkhelm AD145SWD.
 * It was the first Beyblade to feature four different modes.
 * Cosmic Pegasus is the first Beyblade to feature a 4D Bottom in the anime.
 * By removing the PC Frame and flipping over the Metal Frame, Big Bang's "Secret Mode" is revealed, this is a really powerful mode but it's illegal.
 * In this case, Pegasus has five different modes with the fifth being unofficial.
 * Wing Pegasus has the mode like that too, thus BB Pegasus might have Upper Defense too
 * Cosmic Pegasus is one of the five Beyblades to have a 4D bottom, the 4 others are VariAres D:D, Phantom Orion B:D, L-Drago Destructor F:S, and Diablo Nemesis X:D.
 * Hasbro has released Cosmic Pegasis F:D in the Hyperblades Series that has the ability to change modes, though the name has stayed Cosmic. Cosmic Pegasis F:D has a yellow Face with a blue tattooed motif of Pegasus III, a translucent blue Clear Wheel, a light greenish yellow PC Frame, an unpainted Metal Wheel, and a yellowish green F:D with blue rubber on the bottom.
 * When compared side-by-side at a view from above, it is seen that the Metal Frame of Hasbro's Hyperblades Cosmic wheel has slightly thinner wings than those of Takara Tomy's Big Bang wheel. When the Takara Tomy Pegasus III Energy Ring is put onto the Hyperblades Cosmic wheel, it will be unusually loose. Also, when Cosmic's PC Frame is put onto Big Bang, it will get stuck a bit, and require some force to fit properly. This is because Cosmic Pegasus F:D's PC Frame and Pegasus III Energy Ring are slightly larger than their Takara Tomy counterparts. Therefore, Cosmic and Big Bang are indeed NOT completely identical, and the Cosmic wheel is deserving of a different name than its Takara Tomy counterpart.

Videos
Thanks to AkirasDaddy for the permission to use these videos.

thumb|350px|left|Demonstration and Test Drive

thumb|350px|left|The F:D