Attack Ring: Neo Cross Horn

Note: The Takara version of this part suffers from Gold Plastic Syndrome, making the plastic extremely fragile, worsening with time. As such, this version of the part should not be used competitively as it is unlikely to survive more than a few matches. Hasbro's release from Capricorn Strike G release is sufficiently durable, despite its softer plastic, to be used competitively.

Weight: 5.7g

• • Hits very hard in both Left- and Right Spin due to thick, angular contact points, comprising the back of the horns in Right and their up-tick protrusion in Left.

  • Relatively heavy recoil in either direction, but not so much as to be overwhelming given its significant power.

  • Powerful enough to be a competitive Hyper-Aggressive Smash Attack Ring in both Left and Right Spin.

  • However, for the Takara version, due to its extreme fragility it will struggle to make it through a match, let alone a tournament, making it perhaps the first part that can be considered non-competitive due to fragility, albeit only because there are other alternatives which work at least as well if not better (eg Mountain Hammer in Right Spin and Hayate Attack Ring in Left Spin). The Hasbro version may fare slightly better but is still apparently somewhat fragile and as such should not be relied upon.

  • The Hasbro version is made of a softer plastic which wears faster but is not breakage prone, and as such is a competitive Smash Attack part in both Left- and Right Spin.

Beyblades including this part

• Capricorn Strike G

• Uriel 2

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