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Galzzly
Number:	A-9
System:	5-Layer
Type:	Attack

Attack Ring (AR): War Bear

• Weight: 8 grams

The Attack Ring of Galzzly, War Bear, takes the shape of two Bear heads, followed by three closely arranged protrusions with a pickaxe-like appearance. In right spin, the heads of the AR are the main impact point, providing some blunt Smash Attack, but causing a lot of recoil in the process. The other protrusions are too closely packed together to have any noticeable effect. In left spin, the leading spike has some Smash Attack ability, however it is not particularly strong, and this spike is rather fragile, so overall it is not worth using.

As such, War Bear itself is largely useless, and it is only hindered by the inclusion of a Free-Spinning Sub Ring, which adds recoil and dampens the attack. Even with less obstructive SARs, it still has no competitive value.

Sub-Attack Ring (SAR): War Bear SAR

War Bear also has a free spinning Sub-AR, in the shape of two large, pickaxe-like protrusions. The leading edge in right spin is large and blunt and due to the free spinning nature, largely ineffectual, only serving to slow down the beyblade it is attached to without adding any amount of Smash Attack. In left spin, the contact point is much sharper, but due to its free-spinning nature, again mostly useless.

That said, this part does have some use. In left spin, the contact point is excellently shaped for Smash Attack, though this is usually not helpful because, being free spinning, it cannot deliver a solid hit. However, a few setups exist which fix it in place, allowing it to be used successfully in Smash Attack customization.

Use in Smash Attack Customization

Proper orientation of Dragon Breaker AR and War Bear SAR

An example combination which fixes War Bear’s SAR in place and uses this to execute powerful Smash Attack is as follows:

• AR: Dragon Breaker (Gaia Dragoon V)
• S-AR: War Bear (Galzzly)
• WD: Wide Defense
• SG: Neo-Left (MG Core)
• BB: SG Metal Flat Base (Gaia Dragoon V)

While the use of two relatively high Recoil, rather unpopular AR parts may seem nonsensical, these two have excellent synergy: Dragon Breaker has a lot of power, but the lack of suitable Sub-ARs and some recoil issues means it sees little use. However, because it is a relatively thick AR, it is able to fix the War Bear Sub-AR in place, sandwiching the Sub-AR against the Weight Disk, and with a weight disk like Wide Defense, this creates enough friction to allow it to deliver solid hits with relatively little movement.

The War Bear SAR also improves the consistency of Dragon Breaker, reducing the recoil issues, improving the overall consistency of hits. As a result, while this combination does have some recoil, it is far less than that of OHKO ARs such as Whale Crusher (Seaborg 2) and Cybernetic Dragoon (Cyber Dragoon). Furthermore, the excellent range of the two means that they can easily make contact with opponents; where other Attack Rings would have near misses, this setup usually makes contact.

SG Metal Flat 2 increases the stamina of the combination and gives good aggressive movement, and any control issues are mitigated by the prodigious range of the AR+SAR setup. Wide Defense fixes the SAR in place and promotes aggressive movement, and, combined with an MG Core, has enough weight to control recoil.

For maximum potency, the War Bear SAR should be arranged so that the protrusion of the SAR is sitting above the red-stickered section of Dragon Breaker. It does shift somewhat after delivering hard hits during battle, and should be re-adjusted between rounds. The Weight Disk should sit with the flat side against the base, fixing the Sub-Ring in place.

Spin Gear (SG): Right SG

See Right SG

Weight Disk (WD): Eight Wide

See Eight Wide.

Blade Base (BB): SG Flat

See SG Flat.

Other Versions

• A-63 Paint Kit (White)
• BBA Attacker (Blue, comes with 8 Heavy instead of 8 Wide, as well as alternate decals.)
• Galzzly - Random Booster Vol. 4 (Clear Red)
• Galzzly - Random Booster Vol. 5 (Blue)
• Galzzly - Random Booster Vol. 5 (Grey)
• Galzzly - Random Booster Vol. 5 (Mustard Yellow)
• Galzzly - Random Booster Vol. 6 (Dark Green)
• Galzzly - Random Booster Vol. 6 (Yellow)
• Galzzly - Random Booster Vol. 7 (Grey)
• Galzzly - Random Booster Vol. 7 (Chestnut)
• Galzzly - Hyperblades Version (Periwinkle/Purple)
• Galzzly - Metal Master Version (Metallic Red w/ Red Plated 8 Wide)

Gallery

Galzzly - Hyperblades Version

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  Galzzly Hyperblades Version

Overall

While Galzzly's S-AR has use, the rest of the beyblade has none, and most people will be able to get by without having this beyblade. Therefore, it is not a must-have but is neverthless a decent addition to a collection.