Samurai Pegasus W105R2F

This Stone Face depicts a mythological beast and one of the 88 constellations in space, Pegasus. Following the motif that started with Pegasis 105F, this appears as an enhanced version of the Big Bang Pegasis F:D and Wing Pegasis 90WF ones, its predecessors. Mostly based on the former however, a Pegasus' head appears front-and-centre besides its wings. Interestingly, the Pegasus head has taken a radical redesign from its original appearances. Rather than taking a cartoon-esque stylized approach, it has turned to become slightly realistic and rougher-and-edgier as well. It retains the red shade for its eyes from Big Bang Pegasis, but is now a light-red rather than dark. Its snout has become slightly longer, its two nose-holes are smaller, while its "hair" did not fail to change. The original lightning-bolt shape that has remained a staple for every Pegasus motif has changed to become flames that slightly give the impression of what they once were; the hair sits between its two ears that have become slightly bigger.

Pegasus' wings rest next to its head, each taking a step further from Big Bang Pegasis to appear more "wing-like". Pegasus' wings are put into three sections on each wing; having six in total. The first, primary section sits at the bottom with a white hue transitioning into a light-blue one. The next section, in the middle, creates an "E" or "3" shape for the left or right wing, respectively and are blue while the last wing area, at the top takes on a "zig-zag" approach. In essence, it gifts the wings with a flame-like motif that has a very, "speed demon" profile. Other than this, Pegasus' head is outlined in a dark-blue that also encircles the entire Face Mark and concludes the latest representation of the Pegasus family of Face Marks.

Pegasis is the Zero-G Chrome Wheel successor to the 4D Fusion Wheel, Wing and likewise, bears a striking resemblance to its predecessor. A six-shaped design is put into the bulk of this Chrome Wheel, and returns the motif of Pegasus. Each of these six protrusions are put into two groups. The first group brings three winged formations that are deliberately designed in the manner of the Pegasus' wings, this three-winged design is a trademark that has constantly been retained ever since the very first Pegasus Beyblade release: Pegasis 105F. The second group however, are merely smaller "chunks" of the Pegasus wings and due to their placement in-between each wing, causes it to slightly curve inward but also manages a blunt appearance for it being there.

Each wing of Pegasus brings the same design into an updated format. They are still seen as three clusters of feathers that reach to the farthest of the wing's length; with its stream-lined, primarily-thin wing that rests atop of its others.

Interestingly enough is that, Pegasis is also complimented with details of two Pegasus' circling one-another; a format that pays as a homage to the Pegasus Energy Rings of past, Pegasis Beyblades using the HWS and 4D Systems. Each Pegasus is superimposed over the wings and are extremely-well designed with the appearances and impressions of the white horse's flatted-face with a long snout that leads back to its flat ears and eventually into the remaining areas of its glorious wings.

３枚（まい）の大（おお）きく飛（と）び出（だ）した翼（つばさ）で強烈（きょうれつ）な攻撃（こうげき）をしかけ次々（つぎつぎ）と追撃（ついげき）する

Chases after another to launch a strong attack, jumping out with its 3 large wings.

• Weight: 5.4 grams

Samurai is a semi-translucent bright-cyan 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 Chrome 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 Chrome Wheel.

As with all Crystal Wheels, it is outclassed by the use of Chrome Wheels in place of it for Synchrom.

• Weight: 1.2 grams

Wing 105 (W105) is a variant of 105 with "wings" resembling fins, at its sides; replacing 105's handle-bar protrusions. The wings were meant to push air upwards similar to DF145, in order to provide additional Stamina to the Bey. However, the effect is barely noticeable and performs just like an average 105. It also weighs, (very slightly) more than 105, providing slightly better defense. 105 can be used for Attack-Types if the Spin Tracks, 100, 90, or 85 are not available. Although other Spin Tracks like CH120, S130, and even D125 are generally considered better for use in disregard to W105.

• Weight: 0.8 grams

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 speeds 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, even lower than that of RF. As when first used, R2F 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. It will reach that state when the star-like design begins to disappear.

As with all rubber-based Tips, it will wear out, the performance will as well, so it's good to have multiple R2F's. Nevertheless, Right Rubber Flat is a top-tier Performance Tip for Attack-Type customs, due to its fast and aggressive speed, as it is a must-have for Bladers who mainly use Attack-Types.

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