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*Originally, the English Beyblade community thought Ifraid was spelled "Ifreid". |
*Originally, the English Beyblade community thought Ifraid was spelled "Ifreid". |
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*Its owner, [[Zyro Kurogane]], has a fiery highlight on his hair, as reference to Ifrits having to do with fire. |
*Its owner, [[Zyro Kurogane]], has a fiery highlight on his hair, as reference to Ifrits having to do with fire. |
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| − | *In Crystal Up mode, in the Hasbro Burning Firestrike stadium, Samurai Ifraid has an average solo spin time of 1 minute. In Chrome Up mode, it has a average solo spin time of 53 seconds and in the Synchrom Ifraid Ifraid, it has a solo spin time of 1 minute and 3 seconds |
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| − | *In the BB-10 stadium, with Samurai Ifraid in Chrome up mode, it has a average solo spin time of 50 seconds. When it is in Crystal Up mode, it has an average solo spin time of 1 minute 13 seconds. Ifraid Ifraid has an average solo spin time of 1 minute 10 seconds |
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| − | *In the Zero-G attack type stadium, in Chrome Up mode, Samurai Ifraid has an average solo spin time of 10 seconds. Ifraid Ifraid has an average solo spin time of 30 seconds, though, depending on how much the bey scrapes the stadium, the spin time can be as short as 6 seconds. In Crystal Up mode, it has an average solo spin time of 10 seconds. |
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| − | *In the Super Vortex Stadium, in Crystal Up mode, it has an average solo spin time of 1 minute 20 seconds. In Chrome Up mode, it has an average solo spin time of 55 seconds. Ifraid Ifraid has a solo spin time of 1 minute 10 seconds |
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*In the Anime, W145 looks like a M145 |
*In the Anime, W145 looks like a M145 |
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*While CF has an enormous ring, it has a very low chance of scraping. |
*While CF has an enormous ring, it has a very low chance of scraping. |
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Revision as of 20:39, 7 February 2018
Stoneface: Ifrit
The Ifrit Face Bolt depicts the mythical creature Samurai Ifrit. The design is protrude with a white reptilian-like eye and opening its jaw with a tooth, on its upper jaw. Because of these horns, it looks as if the face could also represent a bird. As the horns curve like wings with a spike on. The design is colored in a brick-red with white highlights whilst on a semi-translucent dark blue Stone Face.
A combination of this motif and Salamander's motif was released as a tournament prize Face Bolt, named "Salamander Ifrit". When this variant is turned at different angles, you can see Ifrit and Salamander inside.
Crystal Wheel: Samurai
Samurai is a semi-translucent dark red that carries a circular design, though with some cuts and gaps on it, as well. Samurai features various square-like designs around and as with all, Samurai has a crystal. This crystal, while in a circular shape, is designed to fit into the hole of any Warrior Wheel. Takara Tomy considers this piece to be top-of-the-range for attack purposes, but has only proven useful when used in combination with the Ifrit Warrior Wheel. It however is surprisingly balanced, offering more of a pounding attack while also having some defensive power.
As with all Element Wheels, it is outclassed by the use of Warrior Wheels in place of it for Synchrom.
Warrior Wheel: Ifrit
Ifrit is silver colored with various cuts, curves, and edges all around it. It is basically the Shogun Steel version of Forbbiden, with all of its curves and bumps on it. It has fire details on two sides, with the flames curving around the top of Ifrit with their long, elongated, and curved shapes. Near the flames, is a circular hole; this hole is made so the round "crystal" from a Element Wheel can fit into.
While at the lower exterior of Ifrit, there is a detailed face of an Ifrit, glaring front-and-center with its jaw open. Next to it, are spiked protrusions and curves Ifrit contains. This is so due to one of the focuses of Shogun Steel being, asymmetrical designs. Another probable cause for the chaotic shape and design is due to it being an Attack-oriented Warrior Wheel. Ifrit is a good wheel for upper attacks and is quite possibly the best chrome wheel for upper attack.
Ifrit has a diameter of approximately 47mm, a radius of 23.5mm, and a circumference of 147.58mm.
大（おお）きな二本（にほん）のツノで敵（てき）に強打（きょうだ）を与える。
Gives a bang to the enemy in its large two horns.
Spin Track: W145
W145 is the first new Track of Beyblade: Shogun Steel. W145 is a semi-translucent purple Track which resembles DF145 in that it features "wings" or rather, "blades" in this case; six blades circling around the Track in a tornado or vortex-like manner. These blades curve upwards with gaps inbetween the various blades.
While it is unknown what is W145's purpose, due to its name and wings, it may serve a gimmick similar to W105 and DF145, involving its wings pushing air downwards to stabilize the bey while spinning.
Performance Tip: Circle Flat
Circle Flat (CF), is the very first, new Tip of Beyblade: Shogun Steel. With this, it is designed in a manner that is meant to work well with the new Shogun Steel Beystadiums of this new series. It grips the side of the stadium so it gets higher to shake the stadium more.
CF is another member of the Flat series of Tips that in this case, has a large ring circling the Flat tip; similar to D125 and S130. The ring also features six circular designs appearing on it.
Compared to BD145, CF is about as half as wide as it, which is approximately the same as S130. Also the center is the same as the WF tip.
Trivia
- Samurai Ifrit is based on the Ifrit, as evident by its name. In Arabic mythology, ifrits were supernatural creatures; enormous, winged, and infernal jinn (genies) associated with fire that were usually depicted as being evil; though not all were. Its design is influenced by ifrits, seeing as it is shown on Ifraid's Stone Face motif as well as its face on its Chrome Wheel.
- Its Japanese name, "Ifraid" is derived from "ifrit" and quite possibly "afraid". Considering the fact that Ifraid is pronounced similar to afraid, "ee-fray-d", and in the first chapter of the Zero-G manga, Mysterious Blader X told Zero, "You can only win a battle in the Zero-G Stadium, if you have the courage to attack with full power; without being "afraid". Which would be fitting to describe Samurai Ifraid as an Ifrit-inspired Beyblade, that is not afraid to fight; thus being brave.
- "Samurai" were the military nobility of ancient Japan who had followed a code known as "Bushido" that had taught honour and combat in the battlefield, which included the above mentioned statement to not be afraid to fight.
- The design of Samurai Ifrit's motif is reminiscent to the Bit Protector motifs from HMS.
- Originally, the English Beyblade community thought Ifraid was spelled "Ifreid".
- Its owner, Zyro Kurogane, has a fiery highlight on his hair, as reference to Ifrits having to do with fire.
- In the Anime, W145 looks like a M145
- While CF has an enormous ring, it has a very low chance of scraping.
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