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Pegasus Bahamoote SP230R2F or Pegasis Bahamdia SP230R²F (ペガシスバハムディアSP230R²F, Pegashisu Bahamudeia SP230R²F) is a God Synchrome Attack Type Beyblade that appears in the anime Beyblade: Shogun Steel. It is the Synchrome of Gladiator Bahamoote SP230GF and Samurai Pegasus W105R2F.

It was created after Gingka Hagane's capture by DNA, and the Pegasus Warrior Wheel and Right Rubber Flat (R2F) were subsequently given to Kira Hayama.

Shogun Face Bolt - Bahamoote

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Main article: Shogun Face Bolt - Bahamoote

The Shogun Face Bolt depicts "Bahamut" or "Bahamoot", a legendary creature from Arabian mythology. The Bahamut is traditionally portrayed as a sea monster (gigantic fish, whale or sea serpent), but is typically designed in modern media with a dragonic or demonic appearance. The design also resembles Behemoth, as Bahamoote is the evolution of Behemoth in the Shogun Steel manga.

As with all Shogun Face Bolts, the Hasbro release is cross-shaped rather than the round diamond shape of its Takara Tomy Stone Face counterpart.

Warrior Wheel - Bahamoote

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Main article: Warrior Wheel - Bahamoote

Bahamoote is a large, round Warrior Wheel with a large amount of hollow space interrupted by ribs, similar to Gargoyle. The Bahamoote Warrior Wheel is the widest Warrior Wheel ever released, and features jagged protrusions and gaps throughout the design. The head of the Bahamut is at the top of the Warrior Wheel, with various protrusions representing its claws and wings.

Warrior Wheel - Pegasus

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Main article: Warrior Wheel - Pegasus

Pegasus is the Warrior Wheel successor to the 4D System Fusion Wheels Cosmic and Wing, and as such bears a resemblance to both. A three-winged design with interlaced feathered wings comprises most of the Warrior Wheel, retaining the motif of previous Pegasus Fusion Wheels. Three smaller wings form protruding hook-like knots in the design, each placed at equal distances from the others. Two Pegasus heads with their neck circle the inner portion as well.

When used as the top Warrior Wheel in a Synchrome, it makes meaningful contact with the six wings of the main portion of the wheel, and is generally considered an acceptable alternative to other Smash Attack-focused Warrior Wheels such as Wyvern.

However, its main use is when it is used as the bottom Warrior Wheel. When oriented as such, the Beyblade gains Force Smash, as it gains two primary contact points via the two Pegasus heads facing into opponents below Pegasus underside rather than away from them on the top.

However, the drawback is that the Pegasus Warrior Wheel has extremely limited synergy, being six-sided. It is best used with itself or under Griffin for the purposes of boosting RPM in standard, and best used with Bandit in the WBO's Metal Fight Limited format.

Spin Track - Spike 230

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Main article: Spin Track - Spike 230

Spike 230 (SP230) is the third Spin Track of the 230 height, and resembles Elevator 230 (E230) and Boost Disk 145 (BD145), with a wide fixed disk that has four downward facing spike protrusions. These spikes are intended for Attack, although they provide little in terms of performance. The wide disk is designed to prevent KOs by forcing the Beyblade upright and acting as brakes by creating a second contact point with the stadium floor.

Performance Tip - Right Rubber Flat

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Main article: Performance Tip - Right Rubber Flat

Right Rubber Flat (R²F/R2F) is an upgraded version of Rubber Flat (RF). While retaining the same basic appearance, the Performance Tip, instead of being flat, features six curves going in a right-ward motion, giving it a star-like shape. This provides the Beyblade with fast and much more aggressive movement and speed than that of RF. This is due to the added friction that is created as a result. However there is a downside; despite its fast movement, it has low Stamina, much lower than that of RF. When first used, Right Rubber Flat will be too fast and hard to control, so it is recommended that a Blader wears it down with a few practice battles for it to become more controllable.

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