Revive Phoenix 10 Friction

This article is about the Takara Tomy release. For the Hasbro release, see Revive Phoenix P4 10 Friction-S.

Revive Phoenix 10 Friction
Naming
Japanese	リヴァイブフェニックス・テン・フリクション
Romaji	Rivaibu Fenikkusu Ten Furikushon
Also Known As	rP.10.Fr Revive Phoenix (anime, English)
Product Information
Product Code	B-117
Type	Defense
Spin Direction	Right-Spin
Price	1782円
System	Cho-Z Layer System
Series	Beyblade Burst Turbo
Release Date(s)
Japan	June 23, 2018 (Silver Wing Ver.) July 7th, 2018 (Starter)
Parts
Energy Layer	Revive Phoenix
Forge Disc	10
Performance Tip	Friction
Anime/Manga
Owner	Phi
First Appearance (anime)	Trial By Fire! Defeat Lui!
Special Move(s)	Phoenix Break Revive Impact Revive Crush
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Revive Phoenix 10 Friction (リヴァイブフェニックス・テン・フリクション, Rivaibu Fenikkusu Ten Furikushon) is a Defense Type Beyblade released by Takara Tomy as part of the Burst System as well as the Cho-Z Layer System. It was released as a Starter in Japan on July 7th, 2018 for 1782円.

It is succeeded by Dead Phoenix 0 Atomic in the toyline and Dead Phoenix 10 Friction in the anime.

Energy Layer - Revive Phoenix

Main article: Energy Layer - Revive Phoenix

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The motif is of a Phoenix. A Defense Type Cho-Z Layer that prevents damage to the main body with its Revive Armor on the outside of the layer that is removed when attacked by the opponent.

— Official Description

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Takara Tomy's Revive Phoenix is a Defense Type Energy Layer that features a bird in the center and four feathered blades that make up the bird's wings, representing the Layer's namesake; the mythical immortal bird, the Phoenix. As a part of the Cho-Z Layer System, Revive Phoenix features metal in its design; in this case, lining the tips of the wings and surrounding the center. The inclusion of metal makes Revive Phoenix heavier than most God Layers. Revive Phoenix also features a gimmick; the Layer can Burst twice.

To Burst twice, the four bladed outer perimeter making up the wings, known as the Revive Armor (リバイブアーマー, Ribaibu Āmā), is attached to the rest of the Layer by a mechanism different to what connects a Layer to a Performance Tip and will only release once a Revive Phoenix Combination loses a click. Since the Revive Armor has a weaker lock than Revive Phoenix's own medium length teeth, it parries impacts with the opponent akin to Tornado Wyvern's free-spinning Layer. While the loss of the Revive Armor makes the Layer much lighter, the smoother perimeter this action creates reduces recoil to compensate.  

Furthermore, the Revive Armor is left in the stadium so as to interfere with the opponent's Tip and impede Banking Patterns and reduce Stamina. However, this can also interfere with the Revive Phoenix Combination.

Like many other Cho-Z Layers, Revive Phoenix is unbalanced which increases Burst risk and drains Stamina. However, these issues can be solved with the use of a Level Chip that fits underneath the Layer.

When Revive Phoenix's Revive Core is combined with the Dead Armor from Dead Phoenix, Revive Phoenix is classified as a different Layer and as such, any differences in performance will be listed on the Perfect Phoenix page.

When Revive Phoenix's Revive Armor is combined with the Dead Core from Dead Phoenix, Revive Phoenix is classified as a different Layer and as such, any differences in performance will be listed on the Unperfect Phoenix page.

Forge Disc - 10

Main article: Forge Disc - 10

10, like other even numbered Core Discs, is symmetrical and elliptical in shape in order to facilitate a Disc Frame. Each side features five protrusions, each molded into the shape of a "10". The protrusions extend further from the center more than other Core Discs which grants 10 high Outward Weight Distribution (OWD) and subsequent Stamina potential. Furthermore, the size of the protrusions makes 10 one of the heaviest Core Discs at the time of writing, heavier than 7 but less than 0, and grants an ideal weight distribution for Stamina Combinations. Its high Outward Weight Distribution (OWD) grants it not only the highest Stamina potential out of all other Core Discs, but its weight grants it high Attack and Defense potential. With the use of Frames, 10 can be used to great effect in any Combination.

Performance Tip - Friction

Main article: Performance Tip - Friction

Friction features a wide ball shaped tip that sits at the standard height composed of PolyOxyMethylene (POM) thermoplastic, akin to a combination of Massive and Yielding, surrounded by a ring of rubber, akin to Atomic's free-spinning ring. In theory, the wider tip would increase a Beyblade's Defense by having greater surface area and friction, however in practice, Friction's low friction POM construction reduces much of the Knock-Out Resistance given by the surface area of the ball. Like the tabs of other ball based Performance Tips for Defense, Friction's rubber ring is meant to act as brakes against Knock-Outs at the cost of Stamina by striking against the stadium floor, however, the rubber is situated so high up that it is incapable of reaching the stadium floor at all.

While these features may imply that a Friction combination would be easy to Knock-Out, in reality the heavy weight of Cho-Z and SwitchStrike/God Layers and many Core Discs compensates for the POM construction and the static ball creates greater friction than a free-spinning ball, giving Friction greater Knock-Out Resistance than Atomic or Orbit. Furthermore, the low friction increases the Burst resistance of Friction-based Combinations. However, Friction performs poorly in Spin-Equalization and Opposite-Spin Combinations as the Tip is very easily Destabilized.

Variants

• Revive Phoenix 10 Friction (Gold Wing Ver.)
• Revive Phoenix 10 Friction (Blue Wing Ver.)
• Revive Phoenix 10 Friction (Silver Wing Ver.)
• Revive Phoenix 10 Friction (Black Wing Ver.)

Gallery

Toyline

Takara Tomy

Revive Phoenix Special Launcher and Ripcord.

Info on Revive Phoenix 10 Friction (B-117)

Revive Phoenix 10 Friction (Blue Wing Ver.)

CoroCoro magazine special edition scan of Blue Wing Ver. of Revive Phoenix 10 Friction

Revive Phoenix 10 Friction box.

Revive Phoenix 10 Friction (Black Wing Ver.)

Anime

Manga

Theme Songs

Chozetsu Muteki Blader!

Revive Phoenix's Black Wing Ver. in the opening.

Miscellaneous

Artworks

Revive Phoenix Sketch (Concept Art with Revive Phoenix 10 Friction Bey)

Control Art

Revive Phoenix's avatar in the anime. (Japanese Website)

Revive Phoenix's avatar in the anime (English Website)

Videos

ベイブレードバースト「リヴァイブフェニックス.10.Fr編 -マスターブレーダーセレクション-」

ベイブレードバースト「ベイブレードバースト「TVCM リヴァイブフェニックス30秒編」

ベイブレードバースト「ベイブレードバーストコロシアム-3 リヴァイブフェニックス編」

Trivia

• Revive Phoenix's name and avatar are based on the mythical Phoenix, a legendary bird made of fire that cyclically regenerates every time it dies.
  • When it taps into its dark power, the flames on Phoenix's avatar's wings and body turn purple.
  • The Bey itself also becomes the Black Wing Ver..
• Revive Phoenix is the fourth Beyblade to be based off the Phoenix, the first three being Dranzer from the Original Series, and Burn Fireblaze 135MS & Thief Phoenix E230GCF from the Metal Saga.
  • Furthermore, each Phoenix Beyblade has a different type:
    • Revive Phoenix 10 Friction: Defense Type
    • Thief Phoenix E230GCF: Attack Type
    • Burn Fireblaze 135MS: Stamina Type
    • Dranzer: Balance Type
• The Silver Wing Ver. was released before the actual standard release.
• Just like Spriggan Requiem 0 Zeta, there's a 1 in 72 chance for you to get a special Black recolour. But unlike Spriggan Requiem, Revive Phoenix's Black Ver. actually appears in the anime.
• In the Turbo anime, Revive Phoenix possesses a yellow Level Chip.
• Revive Phoenix is the fourth of eight Beys in Beyblade Burst Turbo to retain its original name in both the Japanese and English versions of the anime, the others being Z Achilles, Emperor Forneus, Archer Hercules, Hazard Kerbeus, Geist Fafnir, Right Artemis, and Air Knight.