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| − | <onlyinclude>Right Engine Gear (Metal Semi-Flat), despite its name, has a relatively flat tip - like Dranzer V, the Semi-Flat classification seems to pertain to the smaller diameter rather than any significant bevelling of the edges. The tip shape itself provides reasonably aggressive movement and decent speed for Attack, and the use of metal provides solid Survival compared to most other Attack type tips. On the whole however, the tip is unexceptional and outclassed by a great many more effective alternatives, such as SG Metal Flat Base (Gaia Dragoon V Version). The Engine Gear gimmick provides an additional burst of speed at a time determined by the Blade Base, however its uncontrollability, coupled with the rather poor traction of the tip, means this is rarely of any use, and in fact sometimes poses a Self-KO risk, and the tall height it necessitates severely damages the ability of most Attack Rings to make effective contact with opponents. Like most Engine Gears, this part is considered useless.</onlyinclude> |
+ | <onlyinclude>Right Engine Gear (Metal Semi-Flat), despite its name, has a relatively flat tip - like Dranzer V, the Semi-Flat classification seems to pertain to the smaller diameter rather than any significant bevelling of the edges. The tip shape itself provides reasonably aggressive movement and decent speed for Attack, and the use of metal provides solid Survival compared to most other Attack type tips. On the whole, however, the tip is unexceptional and outclassed by a great many more effective alternatives, such as SG Metal Flat Base (Gaia Dragoon V Version). The Engine Gear gimmick provides an additional burst of speed at a time determined by the Blade Base, however its uncontrollability, coupled with the rather poor traction of the tip, means this is rarely of any use, and in fact sometimes poses a Self-KO risk, and the tall height it necessitates severely damages the ability of most Attack Rings to make effective contact with opponents. Like most Engine Gears, this part is considered useless.</onlyinclude> |
==Products== |
==Products== |
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Revision as of 02:10, 4 December 2019
Right Engine Gear (Metal Semi-Flat) is an Engine Gear released as part of the Engine Gear System. It debuted with the release of Driger G.
Description
Weight: 11 grams
Right Engine Gear (Metal Semi-Flat), despite its name, has a relatively flat tip - like Dranzer V, the Semi-Flat classification seems to pertain to the smaller diameter rather than any significant bevelling of the edges. The tip shape itself provides reasonably aggressive movement and decent speed for Attack, and the use of metal provides solid Survival compared to most other Attack type tips. On the whole, however, the tip is unexceptional and outclassed by a great many more effective alternatives, such as SG Metal Flat Base (Gaia Dragoon V Version). The Engine Gear gimmick provides an additional burst of speed at a time determined by the Blade Base, however its uncontrollability, coupled with the rather poor traction of the tip, means this is rarely of any use, and in fact sometimes poses a Self-KO risk, and the tall height it necessitates severely damages the ability of most Attack Rings to make effective contact with opponents. Like most Engine Gears, this part is considered useless.
Products
- Driger G
- Driger G - Hasbro Customize Engine Gear Version (Black) – comes with Right Customize Engine Gear and Metal Semi-Flat CEW.
- Driger G - Tournament Prize Versions (Gold, Silver and Bronze)
- Strata Dragoon G
- Dranzer G
- Dranzer G (Red)
- Metal Driger - Only the Hasbro version contains the Right Engine Gear (Metal Semi-Flat)
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