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+ | |ttprodcode=[[Zero-G Random Booster Vol. 1 Thief Phoenic E230GCF|BBG-09]] (Zero-G Random Booster) |
| + | |hasbroprodcode=[[Thief Phoenix E230GCF|SS-09]] (Starter) |
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| + | |beyimage=ThiefPhoenix.png |
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| − | |image= [[File:S1.jpg|250px]] |
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| + | |boximage=ThiefPhoenixE230GCFPackaging.png |
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| + | |romaji=Shīfu Phoenekku E230GCF |
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| + | |translated=Thief Phoenic E230GCF |
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| − | |prodnumber= BBG-09 |
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| + | |japprice=682円<ref>http://beyblade.takaratomy.co.jp/information/index.html</ref> |
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| − | |stoneface= Phoenic |
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| + | |usreleasedate=Fall 2013 |
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| − | |chromewheel = Phoenic |
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| + | |usprice=TBA |
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| − | |crystalwheel= Thief |
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| − | |track= E230 |
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| + | |animedebut=[[ZG009|''The Crimson Challenger'']] |
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| − | |bottom= GCF |
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| + | |warriorwheel=Phoenix (フェニックス) |
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| − | |manga debut = Unknown}} |
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| + | |performancetip=Gear Circle Flat |
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| − | '''Thief Phoenic E230GCF'''<ref>http://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-BBG-09-Random-Booster-Vol-1-Thief-Phoenic-E230GCF?pid=940365&highlight=Phoenic#pid940365</ref> (Japanese: '''シーフフェネックE230GCF''', ''Shīfu Phoenekku E230GCF '') is an Attack-Type [[Beyblade (toy)|Beyblade]], part of the ''[[Metal Fight Beyblade Zero-G series]]''. It was released as the Prize Bey in the [[Random Booster Vol. 1 Thief Phoenic|BBG-09: Random Booster Vol. 1 Thief Phoenic]] on April 21, 2012 in Japan and retails for 682円. It's owned by [[Ren Kurenai]]. In real life, it is currently a top tier bey..<ref>http://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-BBG-09-Random-Booster-Vol-1-Thief-Phoenic-E230GCF?pid=938976&highlight=682#pid938976</ref> |
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| ⚫ | |stonefacedesc=The Face Bolt depicts the Phoenix, a mythical firebird which rises from its ashes for in some way, immortality. In a stylized design, it has the phoenix screeching upwards, with its curved beak and eye. It is surrounded by a region of inferno, yet create an illusion of the phoenix's wings. The wings are large, curved and explicit; giving way to the phoenix in all its glory. The motif is silver and printed on a black Stone Face. |
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| − | ==Stone Face:Phoenic== |
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| + | |crystalwheelimage=Crystalwheel thief.jpg |
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| ⚫ | Thief is a semi-transparent bright yellow in color. It is made-up of three right-sided "wings" with which, are built of feathers of a phoenix. There are three wings on each side, all long and thin. The wings also vary in size and give Thief a somewhat of an erratic design. Lastly, Thief carries the fire symbol on the top part of the wheel. |
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| − | ==Chrome Wheel: Phoenic== |
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| ⚫ | Phoenix is as its name suggests, influenced by the phoenix. Being three-sided; made of three "wings", all facing to the right, and interestingly, all feature a various amount of varying sizes of the heads, of a phoenix. It is also like the Shogun Steel Version of Blitz, from Blitz Striker 100RSF. The heads are detailed with a pointed beak, an elongated back head, as well as decals creating the phoenix's eyes. Feathers also appear; between each phoenix face, with a fire detail keen to them. When looked from a certain glance though, the Chrome Wheel as a whole, appears as three phoenix wings. |
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The phoenix faces are all specifically designed, in a similar, yet different manner. The faces to the far left are all looking to the right, while the faces at the far-right, appear to be looking downwards. Lastly, the faces at the bottom, are facing the right, yet their eyes are looking in the opposite direction. There are four phoenix faces on each side, making a total of twelve heads, though one face at the right is only compromised as a sticker, with no actual detail. |
The phoenix faces are all specifically designed, in a similar, yet different manner. The faces to the far left are all looking to the right, while the faces at the far-right, appear to be looking downwards. Lastly, the faces at the bottom, are facing the right, yet their eyes are looking in the opposite direction. There are four phoenix faces on each side, making a total of twelve heads, though one face at the right is only compromised as a sticker, with no actual detail. |
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| + | 大（おお）きく３ヶ所（かしょ）に配置（はいち）された翼（つばさ）で強烈（きょうれつ）な攻撃（こうげき）を繰（く）り出（だ）す。 |
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| − | ==Crystal Wheel: Thief== |
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| − | [[File:Crystalwheel thief.jpg|right|225px]] |
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| − | {{ZGStats|3|1|3}} |
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| ⚫ | Thief is a semi-transparent bright yellow in |
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| − | ==Spin Track: Elevator 230 (E230)== |
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| − | ===Appearance=== |
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| ⚫ | Elevator 230 (E230) is the very-first |
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| ⚫ | E230 is built of two parts, the 230 part, and the ring. Its 230 part is shaped as a cylinder, yet with a circular "base" covering the main part of the part itself; very different than 230 indeed. The other part, the ring on the other hand, is obviously shaped like a ring. Very similar to the Boost Disk of BD145, both in design and width. What differs however is, E230 is made of four "connectors" and small, rectangular prostrations along the exterior of the ring. |
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| − | ===Performance and competitive use=== |
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| − | E230's intended use is when in the Zero-G stadiums, the disk is meant to move upwards and downwards, just like an elevator. With it, it's meant to provide a "balance-reflex function"; countering the tilting angle of the Zero-G Stadiums and help retain its balance. The disk moves by itself, and cannot be put into a position that stays still, as it will always move. |
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| − | Although this is illegal you can put BD145 from Hades Kerbecs BD145DS on E230. |
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| − | ====Metal Fight Beyblade testing==== |
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| − | During testing, E230 appeared to score successful results for Defense. Brood and his friend Rasyied, a member of the [[WBO]], showcased this by creating battles between an MF-H Duo Auqario E230CS against a Flash Sagittario II S130RF. Since Flash is at the top of the metagame at the moment, this came a surprise to many. |
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| − | Under 20 battles, MF-H Duo Aquario E230CS won in 13 out-spins, against Flash Sagittario II S130RF which obtained 7 knock-outs. CS was later changed to RS and yet, scored a better win rate, with 17/20 out-spins against the said Flash combo. More testing followed with Flash's S130 changed to R145 and then 230. In the end, the Duo combo scored about the same win rates as before, proving that E230 does have potential as a Defense-Type Track. |
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| − | ====Zero-G testing==== |
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| − | E230 appears to have use when in conjunction with GCF. GCF's ring is said to have helped the Bey from moving too fast, thus helping as a stable Defense-Type. |
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| − | ===Customization(s)=== |
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| − | ===Overall=== |
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| − | ==Performance Tip: Gear Circle Flat (GCF)== |
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| − | [[File:GearCircleFlat.jpg|225px|right]] |
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| − | ===Appearance=== |
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| ⚫ | Gear Circle Flat (GCF) is the very-first |
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| − | GCF is meant to be used in conjunction with E230. While E230 is meant to "elevate", GCF is meant to "grip". Its gear-shape, combined with it's slightly wider tip, in theory, are meant to increase friction to increase its overall power and speed up.<ref>http://beygensg.blogspot.com/2012/04/corocoro-comic-may-2012-issue-review.html</ref> |
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| − | GCF appears to have use when in conjunction with E230. GCF's ring is said to have helped the Beyblade from moving too fast, thus helping as a stable Defense-Type. |
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| − | ===Customization(s)=== |
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| − | MSF Saramanda Saramanda BD145GCF |
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| − | The Hidden Secret ZGRBV1 Bey: Thief Phoenic E230GCF Blood Red Version |
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| − | Parts Needed To Make This Bey: |
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| − | Thief Phoenic E230GCF: Phoenic Stone Face And Chrome Wheel |
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| − | Thief Saramanda 230WB: The Red Thief Crystal Wheel |
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| − | Samurai Saramanda E230ES: The Red E230 Spin Track |
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| − | Pirates Ifraid T125GCF: The Red GCF Bottom |
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| − | ===Overall=== |
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| − | ==Reception== |
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| − | ==Trivia== |
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| − | *Originally, the English Beyblade community thought its original name was "Thief Fennec", and was speculated to be based on the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fennec_fox Fennec Fox]. |
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| − | *Gear Circle Flat (GCF) was also originally known by a name of "Gya Circle Flat".<ref>http://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-BBG-09-Random-Booster-Vol-1-Thief-Phoenic-E230GCF?pid=938021&highlight=Gya#pid938021M</ref> |
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| − | *This is third Beyblade to be based on the phoenix, the first being the [[Dranzer]] series and second being [[Burn Fireblaze 135MS]]. |
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| − | *It is the first Beyblade to introduce a variant for 230. |
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| − | *Similarly, it is also the first to introduce a part variant, in a new series. 230 was introduced in the ''Metal Fight Beyblade series. ''E230 came in the ''Zero-G series''. |
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| − | *GCF is very fragile, so, it'll break easily. |
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| − | *It is the first beyblade to have GCF. |
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| − | *It's the first to use a spin track with "elevator". |
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| − | *It's the first beyblade that's the prize bey in a random booster that has a different version of itself. |
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| − | * The version is a crimson recolor created by pulling individual parts from the rare beyblades in the random booster. |
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| − | ===Origin=== |
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| − | Thief Phoenic is based on the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_%28mythology%29 Phoenix], as evident by its name. In mythology, the phoenix was a sacred [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_bird_%28mythology%29#Folklore firebird] made of a large variety of colours and such. The phoenix would usually live for about a 500 life-year span, while at the end of it, creating a nest of twigs. The phoenix and its nest would burn into nothing more than fiery ashes; where in turn, a new phoenix or phoenix egg would appear. This new phoenix would then be destined to live for as long as its ancestor; thus being reborn. As is, the whole purpose of the phoenix: to be reborn and in a way, live forever; immortality. |
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| − | The phoenix appears in many different cultures, mythology, and such. The aforementioned Bey has of course, a phoenix motif. This can be seen with its Stone Face, as well as its Chrome Wheel. |
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| − | ====Name origin==== |
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| − | The name "Phoenic" can quite possibly be a portmanteau involving two other words. The first, can be of "phoenix" and "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenicia Phoenicia]". This is because the phoenix also has mythological roots in the real-world place of Phoenicia. The second possibility, is between "phoenix" and "fushichō". Fushichō<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_%28mythology%29M</ref> was the Japanese name for the phoenix and literally meant, "immortal bird". Although, another reason for "phoenic" can be simply because, the name Phoenix was previously used, so it was simply change one letter to avoid confusion over the former. |
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| − | Thief obviously refers to a person committing thievery; the stealing of another person's belongings without their consent. |
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| − | ==Gallery== |
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| − | {{Scroll box|<gallery widths="170" captionalign="left" orientation="landscape"> |
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| − | TheifPhoenec.png |
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| − | 727px-ThiefPhoenic1.jpg |
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| − | GCF_Demonstration.jpg |
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| − | E230 defending.PNG |
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| − | Thief phoenic1.PNG |
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| − | </gallery>}} |
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| − | ==Parts== |
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| − | '''''NOTE:''''' The provided pictures were taken by blogger, [http://beygensg.blogspot.com/ BeyGen SG] and we thank him for giving us permission for the use of his images for the sole purpose of documentation. |
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| − | </gallery> |
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| − | ==References== |
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| − | ==See also== |
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| − | *[[Dranzer]] |
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| − | *[[Burn Fireblaze 135MS]], another bey based on the Phoenix. |
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| − | ==External links== |
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| − | *[[Beyblade (toy)|http://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-BBG-09-Random-Booster-Vol-1-Thief-Phoenic-E230GCF]] ''WBO ''<span style="font-style: italic;">Random Booster Vol. 1 Thief Phoenic thread</span> |
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| − | *[[Beyblade (toy)|https://my.takaratomy-business-service.co.jp/community/beyblade/2012/04/post-92.html]] ''WBBA Random Booster Vol. 1 Thief Phoenic blog post'' |
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| − | *[[Beyblade (toy)|http://wiki.worldbeyblade.org/index.php/Thief_Phoenic_E230GCF]] Beywiki Thief Phoenic E230GCF article stub |
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| + | Lets out an intense attack from wings arranged at 3 large sides. |
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| ⚫ | Elevator 230 (E230) is the very-first version of 230 and with it, a gimmick is carried. E230 can be thought of as BD145, yet on a 230 height. A large disk, similar in appearance and width to BD145 is around at a 23.0mm Track of height. This plays a role on its gimmick. E230 is colored a semi-translucent dark-black, just like S130. |
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| ⚫ | E230 is built of two parts, the 230 part, and the ring. Its 230 part is shaped as a cylinder, yet with a circular "base" covering the main part of the part itself; very different than 230 indeed. The other part, the ring on the other hand, is obviously shaped like a ring. Very similar to the Boost Disk of BD145, both in design and width. What differs however is, E230 is made of four "connectors" and small, rectangular prostrations along the exterior of the ring. |
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| ⚫ | Gear Circle Flat (GCF) is the very-first version of Circle Flat (CF). Appearance-wise, GCF generally resembles CF with noticeable differences however. As its name suggests, GCF has a gear-like shape, with gear-like ridges lining around the wide ring. The geared ridges also appear inside the protrusion, where the Flat tip appears. The last major difference, is that GCF's Flat tip, is slightly wider, CF is like a WF and GCF is like XF. It makes it harder for Phoenix to get knocked out of the stadium holes. If a light and aggressive Bey like Mercury Anubius 85XF attacks the Bey's Spin Track that is using this Performance Tip , the Performance Tip gear will hit the stadium. This will cause the Bey to lose balance. |
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