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The Phantom Hurricane (Japanese: 幻影(ファントム)爆風撃(ハリケーン)) is a Special Move that was introduced in the "Beyblade" graphic novel series and is used by Tyson Granger with his Dragoon Fighter. The move has also been featured in the "Beyblade" TV series.

Description

The Phantom Hurricane is portrayed differently across the graphic novel series, TV series, and video games.

In the "Beyblade" graphic novel series and its sequel series "Bakuten Shoot Beyblade: Rising", the move is depicted as a rapid duplication of an actively-spinning Beyblade using the rapid rotation generated the Beyblade to displace the air around it, produce afterimages. When the is move activated, the Bey can produce multiple clones at a time that scatter through the Beystadium from the user's Bey under the veil of a powerful wind storm. These wind clones act as decoys to redirect the attention of the enemy Blader and Bey from the user's Bey or can ally with the user's Bey for a direct assault.

In the "Beyblade" TV series, the move is presented as an enhanced version of the "Storm Attack"--Tyson's signature move for his Dragoon Storm Beyblade.

In various video game appearances, the move is portrayed differently across every title. In Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002: Gekisen! Team Battle!! Seiryu No Sho ~Takao-hen~ and Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002: Gekisen! Team Battle!! Oryū No Sho ~Daichi-hen~ video games for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance, the Phantom Hurricane is presented as powerful charge and tackle. Attack animations for the move shows the Bit-Beast Dragoon arising from the Beyblade's Bit Chip for a vicious attack, which enshrouds the Bey inside a wind vortex.

In The Graphic Novel

The Phantom Hurricane debuted in chapter 16 of the "Beyblade" manga, titled "Rematch! Tyson vs. Michael" which features Tyson, representing the Japanese team, the Bladebreakers, facing off against Michael Summers of the American team, the All Starz, in the final match of the second round of the first annual Beyblade World Championship. At the climax of their heated Beybattle, Tyson counters Michael's Trygle Hyper Jump with the Phantom Hurricane, using it to ultimately win the battle.

In chapter 20 of the "Beyblade" manga, titled "The Final Arena", Tyson, along with other competitor from the Beyblade World Championship, venture to a remote island to battle the Demolition Boys after completely disrupting the competition. Aside from various henchman, Tyson and his Dragoon Fantom faces Ivan and his Bey Wyborg and using the Phantom Hurricane to defeat him. Tyson uses the move again later in the chapter during his Beybattle against Tala and his Bey Wolborg 2, but to no effect.

In chapter 33 of the "Beyblade" manga, titled "The Enemy's New Agent", Tyson and the Team Psykick Blader, Kane Yamashita, uses the move against each other with their Magnacore Beys, Dragoon Victory and Cyber Dragoon, respectively. In the ensuing battle, Tyson's Bey attacking Kane's Bey with the move, which Kane counters by switching to his Cyber Dragoon to "F Mode" allowing him to access the combat data of Tyson's previous Beys. Using this information, Kane immediately deploys his own Phantom Hurricane, effectively nullifying Tyson's assault.

In chapter 9 of the "Bakuten Shoot Beyblade: Rising" manga, titled "Advent of Wolborg", Tyson and Team Japan travel to Russia and encounter Tala and the Demolition Boys. Tyson and Tala engage in battle where Tyson, wielding his Dragoon Fantom.G.V, unleashed the move against Tala's Wolborg.8.Br to no effect.

In The TV Series

In Video Games

In Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002: Gekisen! Team Battle!! Seiryu No Sho ~Takao-hen~ and Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002: Gekisen! Team Battle!! Oryū No Sho ~Daichi-hen~ video games for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance, Phantom Hurricane is classified as a Strong Finish (Japanese: 強必殺) and can be acquired by the player once the Bit-Beast Dragoon reaches Lv.40.

Etymology

Though the Katakana "ファントムハリケーン" was used as the syllabary for the reading of the Special Move Kanji, using the proper Hiragana gives the name an altered transliteration:

Kanji	幻影	爆風	撃
Hiragana	げんえい	ばくふう	げき
Transliteration	Gen'ei	Bakufū	Geki
Literal translation	phantom, vision, illusion	blast (from an explosion)	strike, hit, beat
Contextual Translation	Phantom	Blast	Strike

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 {{Special Move Infobox
 |Name=Phantom Hurricane
-|Blader=[[Tyson Granger]]
+|Blader=[[Tyson Granger]]<br>[[Kane Yamashita]] (Manga)
-|Beyblade=[[Dragoon F]]
+|Beyblade=
+*[[Dragoon F]]
-|Series=[[Beyblade (Anime)]]<br>[[Beyblade (Manga)]]
+*[[Dragoon V]] (Manga)
+*[[Cyber Dragoon]] (Manga)
+*[[Dragoon Fantom Gravity Variable|Dragoon Fantom.G.V]]
+|Series=
+*[[Beyblade (Anime)]]
+*[[Beyblade (Manga)]]
+*<small>[[Bakuten Shoot Beyblade: Rising]]</small>
 |AppearAnime=[[Beyblade - Episode 23|Showdown in Vegas]]
-|AppearManga=
+|AppearManga=[[Beyblade - Chapter 16|Chapter 16]]
 }}
-The {{translation|'''Phantom Hurricane'''|Japanese: {{FM|{{Ruby|幻影爆風撃|<small>ファントム ハリケーン</small>}}|Fantomu Harikēn|y}}}} is a [[Special Move]] that was introduced in the "Beyblade" [[Beyblade (Manga)|graphic novel]] series and is used by [[Tyson Granger]] with his [[Dragoon F|Dragoon Fighter]]. The move has also been featured in the "Beyblade" [[Beyblade (Anime)|TV series]].
+The {{translation|'''Phantom Hurricane'''|Japanese: {{FM|{{Ruby|幻影|<small>ファントム</small>}}{{Ruby|爆風撃|<small>ハリケーン</small>}}|Fantomu Harikēn|y}}}} is a [[Special Move]] that was introduced in the "Beyblade" [[Beyblade (Manga)|graphic novel]] series and is used by [[Tyson Granger]] with his [[Dragoon F|Dragoon Fighter]]. The move has also been featured in the "Beyblade" [[Beyblade (Anime)|TV series]].
 ==Description==
+The ''Phantom Hurricane'' is portrayed differently across the graphic novel series, TV series, and video games.
+In the "''Beyblade''" graphic novel series and its sequel series "''Bakuten Shoot Beyblade: Rising''", the move is depicted as a rapid duplication of an actively-spinning Beyblade using the rapid rotation generated the Beyblade to displace the air around it, produce afterimages. When the is move activated, the Bey can produce multiple clones at a time that scatter through the Beystadium from the user's Bey under the veil of a powerful wind storm. These wind clones act as decoys to redirect the attention of the enemy Blader and Bey from the user's Bey or can ally with the user's Bey for a direct assault.
+In the "Beyblade" TV series, the move is presented as an enhanced version of the "'''[[Storm Attack]]'''"--Tyson's signature move for his [[Dragoon Storm]] Beyblade.
+In various video game appearances, the move is portrayed differently across every title. In [[Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002 - Fierce Battle! Team Battle!!|Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002: Gekisen! Team Battle!! Seiryu No Sho ~Takao-hen~]] and [[Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002 - Fierce Battle! Team Battle!!|Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002: Gekisen! Team Battle!! Oryū No Sho ~Daichi-hen~]] video games for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance, the ''Phantom Hurricane'' is presented as powerful charge and tackle. Attack animations for the move shows the Bit-Beast Dragoon arising from the Beyblade's [[Bit Chip]] for a vicious attack, which enshrouds the Bey inside a wind vortex.
 ==In The Graphic Novel==
+The ''Phantom Hurricane'' debuted in chapter 16 of the "''[[Beyblade (Manga)|Beyblade]]''" manga, titled "''Rematch! Tyson vs. Michael''" which features [[Tyson Granger|Tyson]], representing the Japanese team, the [[Bladebreakers]], facing off against [[Michael Summers]] of the American team, the [[All Starz]], in the final match of the second round of the first annual Beyblade World Championship. At the climax of their heated Beybattle, [[Tyson Granger|Tyson]] counters Michael's [[Trygle Hyper Jump]] with the ''Phantom Hurricane'', using it to ultimately win the battle.
+In chapter 20 of the "''[[Beyblade (Manga)|Beyblade]]''" manga, titled "''The Final Arena''", Tyson, along with other competitor from the Beyblade World Championship, venture to a remote island to battle the Demolition Boys after completely disrupting the competition. Aside from various henchman, [[Tyson Granger|Tyson]] and his [[Dragoon F|Dragoon Fantom]] faces [[Ivan]] and his Bey [[Wyborg]] and using the ''Phantom Hurricane'' to defeat him. [[Tyson Granger|Tyson]] uses the move again later in the chapter during his Beybattle against [[Tala]] and his Bey [[Wolborg 2]], but to no effect.
+In chapter 33 of the "''[[Beyblade (Manga)|Beyblade]]''" manga, titled "''The Enemy's New Agent''", [[Tyson Granger|Tyson]] and the [[Team Psykick]] [[Blader]], [[Kane Yamashita]], uses the move against each other with their Magnacore Beys, [[Dragoon Victory]] and [[Cyber Dragoon]], respectively. In the ensuing battle, Tyson's Bey attacking Kane's Bey with the move, which Kane counters by switching to his Cyber Dragoon to "F Mode" allowing him to access the combat data of Tyson's previous Beys. Using this information, Kane immediately deploys his own ''Phantom Hurricane'', effectively nullifying Tyson's assault.
+In chapter 9 of the "''[[Bakuten Shoot Beyblade: Rising]]''" manga, titled "''Advent of Wolborg''", [[Tyson Granger|Tyson]] and Team Japan travel to Russia and encounter [[Tala]] and the [[Demolition Boys]]. [[Tyson Granger|Tyson]] and [[Tala]] engage in battle where [[Tyson Granger|Tyson]], wielding his [[Dragoon Fantom Gravity Variable|Dragoon Fantom.G.V]], unleashed the move against [[Tala]]'s [[Wolborg 8 Bearing|Wolborg.8.Br]] to no effect.
 ==In The TV Series==
 ==In Video Games==
+In [[Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002 - Fierce Battle! Team Battle!!|Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002: Gekisen! Team Battle!! Seiryu No Sho ~Takao-hen~]] and [[Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002 - Fierce Battle! Team Battle!!|Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002: Gekisen! Team Battle!! Oryū No Sho ~Daichi-hen~]] video games for the Nintendo Game Boy Advance, ''Phantom Hurricane'' is classified as a {{translation|'''Strong Finish'''|Japanese: {{FM|強必殺|Tsuyo Hissatsu|y}}}} and can be acquired by the player once the [[Bit-Beast]] [[Dragoon]] reaches Lv.40.
 ==Etymology==
-Though the Katakana "ライジングファントムハリケーン" was used as the syllabary for the reading of the Special Move Kanji, using the proper Hiragana gives the name an altered transliteration:
+Though the Katakana "ファントムハリケーン" was used as the syllabary for the reading of the Special Move Kanji, using the proper Hiragana gives the name an altered transliteration:
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