Archer Gryph C145S Unboxing, by Takara Tomy!

I'm back with another unboxing and review!!!


This time it is ARCHER GRYPH C145S!!! This beyblade is so cool. This is the Takara Tomy version of Hasbro's Archer Griffin. These beys look very similar to each other the spin track is exactly the same, but its very cool with the three blades that rotate around independently. Make sure you check my YouTube video below to see all the details about it.

All the Takara Tomy beyblades that I've gotten so far have come with stickers, same goes for this one as well, I love the bird head detail on the Chromium Wheel.


Archer Gryph is a balance type beyblade, but again you can mix and match it with others to make it stronger or even a double metal beyblade to increase the ability to win. This particular bey is in the Zero G series, which is the equivalent to the Shogun Steel beys that Hasbro makes. Seems like this is the current series in Japan and Hongkong.

Unfortunately, this beybalde does not come with a launcher or a rip cord, but to be honest, I have so many of them and I really did not need another one. I've already stored away a bunch of them, you only need two or three depending how many people are battling. My favorite is one against one, but occasionally its fun to do a three way battle, although I've found that the battles don't last as long. The more beyblades battling agains each other the shorter the battles seem to be.

This was one of the beyblades I had requested to be brought back for me from Japan and I'm glad I got it, I do recommend it, in battles it does pretty well. There are a few beyblades that it cannot beat, but nevertheless its fun to battle with and watch spin.

Archer Gryph details:

Metal Stone Face - Gryph

Chromium Wheel - Gryph

Chrystal Wheel - Archer

Track - C145, High

Bottom - S, Sharp

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Berserker Begirados SR200BWD Unboxing!!! By Takara Tomy!!!

I don't even really know how to pronounce this beyblade, but it looks pretty cool with the stickers on and everything, I really love the baby blue color and the hight of the spin track and the tip.

This is in the Zero G and it came with the Zero G Compact Launcher, these are not my favorite, I think I talked about them in another one of my videos, but the problem is that you cannot really get a really good gip on them and sometimes the whole thing just ends up in the stadium, big fail!

This beyblade is a stamina type and stands up better in the Blazing Dojo Beystadium than the Cycolne bey stadium, but nevertheless its really fun to battle with it since it is that tall. It pretty much just stays in the middle of the stadium and lets other beys wear out their stamina.

Here are the bey parts:

Stone Face - Begirados

Chomium Wheel - Begirados

Chrystal Wheel - Berserker

Track - SR200, Super High

Bottom - BWD, Defence

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Samurai Pegasis W105R2F Uboxing!!! By Takara Tomy!

Check out this Zero G Samurai Pegasis, that right PegasIs, not PegasUs!!! This is the Japanese version by Takara Tomy. I love how colorful this beyblade is once you put the stickers on it.

This beyblade is definitely an attack bey, check out my YouTube video of this unboxing below and watch it go crazy in my new Cyclone stadium. Its pretty cool, how it just spins around all over the place and makes the stadium rock back and forth.

The Zero G series in Japan is the equivalent to the Shogun Steel series by Hasbro (that's what I was told by the clerk at the store anyway, correct me if I'm wrong though). It did come with the rounder and smaller launcher that has the thicker rip cord, these are hard to hold onto in my opinion and takes some getting used to.

The parts to this Samurai Pegasis are exactly the same as the Hasbro ones, with the exception of the Stone Face (or the face bolt), the Takara Tomy ones are octagon shape, but the Hasbro ones are plus shapes, I don't really prefer one over the other, except I've found that the Hasbro ones have a smaller surface area, therefor the stickers wear off faster, they stay on longer on the Takara Tomy version.

Breakdown of Samurai Pegasis:

Stone Face - Pegasis

Chromium Wheel - Pegasis

Crystal Wheel - Samurai

Track - W105, Low

Bottom - R2F, Rubber Flat

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Cyclone Beyblade Stadium Unboxing!!!! By Takara Tomy.

I finally had a chance to get another beyblade stadium. So far I've only had the red Shogun Steel rectangle stadium. The downside to that is that you cannot do any knock outs and the attack beyblades don't really last a long time.

Now for the Cyclone stadium, it is really, really fun. First of all, it has a little bit of both, you get the stamina battles and the chances of a knock outs as well. The balance and the stamina beys rarely get a know out unless you put them against an attack beyblade. If you want a really exciting swirly stadium battle put two attack beys agains each other.

You do have to put this stadium together, it comes in two pieces, the bottom "bowl" part and the top section that stops the bays from flying out. There are three small half moon shape holes in the bottom part of the stadium for knock out opportunities. When you open the box, you need to flip the top of the stadium and attach the two together with the three knobs that it comes with. Super easy, I didn't even need the instructions to figure it out.

This stadium did come with a beyblade, the infamous Zero's Samurai Ifrit!!! I was super excited about that and happy to add yet another Ifrit to my collection. I do love that the Takara Tomy beyblades come with stickers, it makes them even more colorful than they already are.

I hope this was helpful. I really like it since I don't have a knock out stadium yet.

Let me know if the comments below what is your favorite stadium to battle in!!!

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