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<blockquote>''"Go, Magnum!"'' - Go Seiba</blockquote>{{Infobox Mini 4wd info|no. = 19421<br>19425 (TRF)<br>19428 (GPA)<br>94621 (Special Set)<br>19444 (Premium)|series = [[Fully Cowled Mini 4WD]]|chassis = [[Super TZ Chassis]] (Normal/TRF/Special Set)<br>[[Super TZ-X Chassis]] (GPA)<br>[[AR Chassis]] (Premium)|rel = 1997 (Normal)<br>1998 (TRF)<br>2001 (GPA)<br>2007 (Special Set)<br>2015 (Premium)|In fictional media = Yes|First Appearance = ''[[Bakusou Kyodai Let's & Go! WGP]]'' (Normal)<br>''[[Bakusou Kyodai Let's & Go! Max]]'' (TRF, manga-only)|Owner = Go Seiba (Normal)<br>Player character (TRF, ''Hyper Heat'' only)<br>Dr. Tsuchiya (TRF, ''Max'' only)|image = <tabber>
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{{Infobox Mini 4wd info|no. = 19421<br>19425 (TRF)<br>19428 (GPA)<br>94489 (Limited Silver Plated)<br>94621 (Special Kit)<br>95047 (2014 Black SP)<br>92285 (AR14 Turquoise)<br>19444 (Premium)|series = [[Fully Cowled Mini 4WD]]|chassis = [[Super TZ Chassis]] (Normal/TRF/Special Kit)<br>[[Super TZ-X Chassis]] (GPA/2014 Black SP)<br>[[AR Chassis]] (AR14 Turquoise/Premium)|rel = September 1997 (Normal)<br>January 1998 (TRF)<br>November 2001 (GPA)<br>September 25, 2003 (Limited Silver Plated)<br>December 15, 2007 (Special Kit)<br>2014 (2014 Black SP)<br>September 2014 (AR14 Turquoise)<br>March 21, 2015 (Premium)|In fictional media = Yes|First Appearance = ''[[Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! WGP]]'' (Normal)<br>''[[Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! MAX]]'' (TRF, manga-only)|Owner = Go Seiba (Normal)<br>Player character (TRF, ''Hyper Heat'' only)<br>Dr. Tsuchiya (TRF, ''MAX'' only)|image = <tabber>
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</tabber>}}The '''Beat-Magnum''' (ビートマグナム) is a Mini 4WD car released by Tamiya in 1997. It is the first [[Fully Cowled Mini 4WD]] car to uses large-diameter wheels.
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{{Quote|''Go, Magnum!''|Go Seiba|color = Blue}}The '''Beat-Magnum''' {{Translation|ビートマグナム|Bīto Magunamu}} is a Mini 4WD car released by Tamiya in September 1997. It is the first [[Fully Cowled Mini 4WD]] car to uses large-diameter wheels.
   
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It is features in manga and anime ''[[Bakusou Kyodai Let's & Go! WGP]]'' as Go Seiba's 4th Magnum series after [[Cyclone Magnum]] and before [[Lightning Magnum]].
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It was featured in manga and anime ''[[Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! WGP]]'' as Go Seiba's 4th Magnum series after [[Cyclone Magnum]] and before [[Lightning Magnum]].
   
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The TRF version of the same car also appear in video game [[Bakusou Kyodai Let's & Go! WGP: Hyper Heat|''Bakusou Kyodai Let's & Go! WGP: Hyper Heat'']] where it is belongs to the original playable character and in the manga version of ''[[Bakusou Kyodai Let's & Go! Max]] ''where it's belongs to Dr. Tsuchiya.
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The TRF version of the same car also appear in video game ''[[Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! WGP: Hyper Heat]]'' where it is belongs to the original playable character and in the manga version of ''[[Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! MAX]] ''where it's belongs to Dr. Tsuchiya.
   
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It returns in ''[[Bakusou Kyodai Let's & Go! Return Racers!]] ''during Retsu Seiba's flashback of Seiba brothers' final race before they departs to their own paths.
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It returns in ''[[Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! Return Racers!]] ''during Retsu Seiba's flashback of Seiba brothers' final race before they departs to their own paths.
   
 
== General Info ==
  
== General Info ==
 
The Beat-Magnum has some clear resemblance to its predecessor, the Cyclone Magnum, but with some differences.
  
The Beat-Magnum has some clear resemblance to its predecessor, the Cyclone Magnum, but with some differences.
   
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The first is the additions of the absorber props that is added to the body shell (In the manga and the anime, it was part of the custom chassis the Beat-Magnum uses). It also use large-diameter wheels colored in neon green, paired with low-profile tires.
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The first is the additions of the absorber props that is added to the body shell (In the manga and the anime, it was part of the custom chassis the Beat-Magnum uses). It also use the original-designed, 5-spoke large-diameter wheels molded in neon green color, paired with Avante-type slick tires.
   
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Some minor changes has been made to the body shell, and the rear body rollers, originally seen on the [[Magnum Saber]], has been returned. User can choose to use either the body rollers or the rear stay rollers. (However, the rear stay rollers is a must on GPA verison and Premium version)
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Some minor changes has been made to the body shell, including the return of rear body rollers, originally seen on the [[Magnum Saber|Magnum Saber.]] Both body and rear stay rollers can be used, although the latter is required in the GPA and Premium versions due to properties of the rear spoilers in the former and the unremovable rear roller stays in the latter (due to its [[AR Chassis]]).
   
 
Instead of having 'Go' (豪) emblem, in its place is the mark of a red-color dragon with the word 'Beat-Magnum' overlayed on it.
  
Instead of having 'Go' (豪) emblem, in its place is the mark of a red-color dragon with the word 'Beat-Magnum' overlayed on it.
   
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The premium version has the optional headlight stickers which are not presented with the original version.
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In addition of having the metallic stickers, the Premium version has the optional headlight stickers, similar to those in the Premium re-release of Magnum Saber.
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Only the Special Kit and the Premium variant comes with a standard motor.
   
 
=== TRF version ===
  
=== TRF version ===
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The TRF version has the same purposes (lighten the body shell by opens holes on it) as other TRF cars. This one equipped with white wheels instead. In addition, the rear wing has been redesigned and the bodyshell and the dragon suspension props are now become one.
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The TRF version includes the holes in certain parts of the body shell, including the canopy, similar to those used in Fighter Magnum VFX and Cyclone Magnum TRF, as well as change in the color of the rims (white instead of green). In addition, the rear wing has been redesigned and the body shell and the dragon suspension props are now together and were changed from the spring absorbers to hydraulic absorbers.
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There are two special versions of the TRF models: the 2014 Black Special and the AR14 Turquoise Special. The former comes in black bodyshell and red wheels and uses [[Super TZ-X Chassis]], while the latter comes in cyan with R/C-type low-profile tires and red Saber-Premium-type 5-spoke small-diameter wheels, and uses [[AR Chassis]]. Only the 2014 Black Special and the AR14 Turquoise Special comes with a standard motor.
   
 
=== GPA version ===
  
=== GPA version ===
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The GPA version follows the similar style as with other GPA cars. This version used high-profile tires and gray color small-diameter wheels. Due to the design of the rear spoiler, it is not possible to places the body rollers, forcing users to uses rear stay instead.
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The GPA version follows the similar style as with other GPA cars, which are designed in mind with [[GP System|GP Chips]]. This version used high-profile tires and gray color small-diameter wheels. Due to the design of the rear spoiler, only the rear stay roller can be used.
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It doesn't comes with a standard motor.
   
 
=== In the manga, anime and video game ===
  
=== In the manga, anime and video game ===
   
 
==== Beat-Magnum ====
  
==== Beat-Magnum ====
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{{Notice Spoiler Alert}}
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In the anime, shortly after the TRF Victorys team lose to Rosso Strada team in a race, Go and the other goes to do some practice races, but during the practices the Cyclone Magnum's chassis was damaged, rendering it unusable. Even as Go got the ZMC-made chassis, the incomplete car is not very stable on rough roads. Just then Go have a idea: to adds the pair of absorbers to the machine. This result in the birth of Beat-Magnum. Due to massive downforce and the new chassis the Beat-Magnum cannot use the 'Magnum Tornado' special move, instead Go relies on the absorber's setting, resulting in creating a new move, the 'Magnum Dynamite'.
  
   
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In the anime, shortly after the TRF Victorys team lose to Rosso Strada team in a race, Go and the other goes to do some practice races, but during the practice sessions the Cyclone Magnum's chassis was damaged, rendering it unusable. Although Go managed to obtain a chassis made out of ZMC, the incomplete car was not very stable on rough roads. To solve this problem, Go decided to add a pair of absorbers to the machine. This result in the birth of Beat-Magnum. Due to massive downforce and the new chassis the Beat-Magnum cannot use the 'Magnum Tornado' special move, instead Go relies on the absorber's setting, resulting in creating a new move, the 'Magnum Dynamite'.
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In the manga, things happens differently than the anime: instead of modified from the normal ZMC-made chassis, Go found the customized Dragon Chassis that already has the pair of absorbers on it during the search for a new chassis. Also in the manga, Beat-Magnum can initiates 'Magnum Tornado' unlike its anime counterpart.
  
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In the manga, things happens differently than the anime: instead of modified from the normal ZMC-based chassis, Go found the customized Dragon Chassis that already has the pair of absorbers on it during the search for a new chassis. Also in the manga, Beat-Magnum could initiate 'Magnum Tornado' unlike its anime counterpart.
   
 
==== TRF version ====
  
==== TRF version ====
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In the video game ''Hyper Heat'', it is one of the machines the original player character can choose after he/she joined the TRF Victorys as the 6th member of the team. The car is also available as a "secret" machine in the ''Eternal Wings'' video game, accessible by selecting a custom character in the story mode. In that game, the rear wing of the car has the TRF Victorys logo, and the Magnum Dynamite move found on the original version can also be used, just like in the original car.
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In the video game ''Hyper Heat'', it is one of the machines the original player character can choose after he/she joined the TRF Victorys as the 6th member of the team. The car is also available as a "secret" machine in the ''[[Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go!: Eternal Wings|Eternal Wings]]'' video game, accessible by selecting a custom character in the story mode. In that game, the rear wing of the car has the TRF Victorys logo, and the Magnum Dynamite move found on the original version can also be used, just like in the original car.
   
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In the manga version of ''Let's & Go! Max'', Dr. Tsuchiya used the Beat-Magnum TRF to race against Gouki's unmodified Breaker, with the TRF comes out as the winner.
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In the manga version of ''Let's & Go! MAX'', Dr. Tsuchiya use the Beat-Magnum TRF to race against Gouki Ichimonji's unmodified Breaker, with the TRF comes out as the winner.
   
 
== Techincal info ==
  
== Techincal info ==
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=== Boxarts ===
  
=== Boxarts ===
 
<gallery>
  
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File:BeatMagnumBoxart.jpg|Boxart of Beat Magnum.
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File:BeatMagnumBoxart.jpg|Boxart of Beat-Magnum.
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File:BeatMagnumTRFBoxart.jpg|Boxart of Beat Magnum TRF.
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File:BeatMagnumTRFBoxart.jpg|Boxart of Beat-Magnum TRF.
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File:BeatMagnumSpecialSetBoxart.jpg|Boxart of Beat Magnum Special Set.
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BeatMagnumSpecialSetBoxart.png|Boxart of Beat-Magnum Special Kit.
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File:BeatMagnumPremiumBoxart.jpg|Boxart of Beat Magnum Premium.
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File:BeatMagnumAR14Boxart.jpg|Boxart of Beat-Magnum AR14 Turquoise Special.
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File:BeatMagnumPremiumBoxart.jpg|Boxart of Beat-Magnum Premium.
 
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=== Car views ===
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File:BeatMagnumPremiumFrontView.png|Front view
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File:BeatMagnumPremiumSideView.png|Side view
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=== Images ===
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File:MagnumMini4WDSeries.png|The Magnum series Mini 4WD cars.
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File:BeatMagnumBusterSonicZWingMagnum.png|Beat-Magnum Premium, with [[Buster-Sonic| Buster-Sonic Premium]] and [[Z Wing Magnum]].
   
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</gallery>
 
== Trivia ==
  
== Trivia ==
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* The Beat Magnum TRF is the second video game original machine that was later appear later in the manga, following [[Shining Scorpion]].
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* The Beat-Magnum TRF is the second video game original machine that was later appear later in the manga, following [[Shining Scorpion]].
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** The pre-order bonus of ''Bakusou Kyodai Let's & Go! WGP: Hyper Heat'' game includes the special Hyper Heat version of the bodyshell of Beat-Magnum TRF, which can be use on either Super TZ, Super TZ-X or AR Chassis.
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** The pre-order bonus of ''Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! WGP: Hyper Heat'' game includes the special Hyper Heat version of the bodyshell of Beat-Magnum TRF, which can be use on either Super TZ, Super TZ-X or AR Chassis.
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* Despite being look like the same wheels, the wheels comes with Beat-Magnum Premium has newer mold that has some minor design change. [[Buster-Sonic|Buster-Sonic Premium]] also use this new wheel mold as well.
  
* Despite being look like the same wheels, the wheels comes with Beat-Magnum Premium has newer mold that has some minor design change. [[Buster-Sonic|Buster-Sonic Premium]] also use this new wheel mold as well.
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* The original Beat-Magnum was chosen to be a cover car for the 1997 season of Tamiya [[Japan Cup]].
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* Presumably due to pronunciation or spelling issues, the Indonesian dub of ''Let's and Go!! WGP'' anime referred the special move as "Magnum Dynamic".
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* In ''Bakusou Kyoudai Let's and Go!! Eternal Wings'' video game, the Beat-Magnum TRF has the TRF Victorys logo instead of the car name in the rear wing. Additionally, using the battery-draining special boost with a custom player character for both the standard or the TRF variant during a race results in a silence for several seconds before the move begins, as the player character has no voice clips.
   
 
== See also ==
  
== See also ==
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* [[Cyclone Magnum]]
  
* [[Cyclone Magnum]]
 
* [[Lightning-Magnum]]
  
* [[Lightning-Magnum]]
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* [[Bison Magnum]]
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* [[BisonMagnum]]
 
* [[Z Wing Magnum]]
  
* [[Z Wing Magnum]]
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* [[Dual Hybrid G Magnum]]
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* [[Great Magnum Type-Zero]]
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* [[Great Magnum R]]
   
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== External link ==
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== External links ==
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==== Tamiya Japan ====
 
* [http://www.tamiya.com/japan/products/19421beat_magnum/ Beat-Magnum on Tamiya official website (Japanese)]
  
* [http://www.tamiya.com/japan/products/19421beat_magnum/ Beat-Magnum on Tamiya official website (Japanese)]
 
* [http://www.tamiya.com/japan/products/19425bea_magnum_trf/ Beat-Magnum TRF on Tamiya official website (Japanese)]
  
* [http://www.tamiya.com/japan/products/19425bea_magnum_trf/ Beat-Magnum TRF on Tamiya official website (Japanese)]
 
* [http://www.tamiya.com/japan/products/19428bea_magnum_gpa/ Beat-Magnum GPA on Tamiya official website (Japanese)]
  
* [http://www.tamiya.com/japan/products/19428bea_magnum_gpa/ Beat-Magnum GPA on Tamiya official website (Japanese)]
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* [http://www.tamiya.com/japan/products/94621beat_spkit/index.htm Beat-Magnum Special Set on Tamiya official website (Japanese)]
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* [http://www.tamiya.com/english/products/94621beat_spkit/index.htm Beat-Magnum Special Kit on Tamiya official website]
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* [http://tamiya.com/japan/products/19444/index.htm Beat-Magnum Premium on Tamiya official website (Japanese)]
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* [http://www.tamiya.com/english/products/19444/index.htm Beat-Magnum Premium on Tamiya official website]
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==== Tamiya America ====
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[[Category:Fully Cowled Mini 4WD car]]
  
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* [https://www.tamiyausa.com/shop/132-super/jr-beat-magnum-special-kit/ Beat-Magnum Special Kit on Tamiya America official website]
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[[Category:Mini 4WD car]]
  
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* [https://www.tamiyausa.com/shop/132-rev/jr-beat-magnum-ar-14/ Beat-Magnum AR-14 Torquoise Special on Tamiya America official website]
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* [https://www.tamiyausa.com/shop/132-rev/jr-beat-magnum-premium/ Beat-Magnum Premium on Tamiya America official website]
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Revision as of 05:26, 29 June 2020

“ Go, Magnum! ”
— Go Seiba

The Beat-Magnum (Japanese: ビートマグナム, Bīto Magunamu) is a Mini 4WD car released by Tamiya in September 1997. It is the first Fully Cowled Mini 4WD car to uses large-diameter wheels.

It was featured in manga and anime Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! WGP as Go Seiba's 4th Magnum series after Cyclone Magnum and before Lightning Magnum.

The TRF version of the same car also appear in video game Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! WGP: Hyper Heat where it is belongs to the original playable character and in the manga version of Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! MAX where it's belongs to Dr. Tsuchiya.

It returns in Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! Return Racers! during Retsu Seiba's flashback of Seiba brothers' final race before they departs to their own paths.

General Info

The Beat-Magnum has some clear resemblance to its predecessor, the Cyclone Magnum, but with some differences.

The first is the additions of the absorber props that is added to the body shell (In the manga and the anime, it was part of the custom chassis the Beat-Magnum uses). It also use the original-designed, 5-spoke large-diameter wheels molded in neon green color, paired with Avante-type slick tires.

Some minor changes has been made to the body shell, including the return of rear body rollers, originally seen on the Magnum Saber. Both body and rear stay rollers can be used, although the latter is required in the GPA and Premium versions due to properties of the rear spoilers in the former and the unremovable rear roller stays in the latter (due to its AR Chassis).

Instead of having 'Go' (豪) emblem, in its place is the mark of a red-color dragon with the word 'Beat-Magnum' overlayed on it.

In addition of having the metallic stickers, the Premium version has the optional headlight stickers, similar to those in the Premium re-release of Magnum Saber.

Only the Special Kit and the Premium variant comes with a standard motor.

TRF version

The TRF version includes the holes in certain parts of the body shell, including the canopy, similar to those used in Fighter Magnum VFX and Cyclone Magnum TRF, as well as change in the color of the rims (white instead of green). In addition, the rear wing has been redesigned and the body shell and the dragon suspension props are now together and were changed from the spring absorbers to hydraulic absorbers.

There are two special versions of the TRF models: the 2014 Black Special and the AR14 Turquoise Special. The former comes in black bodyshell and red wheels and uses Super TZ-X Chassis, while the latter comes in cyan with R/C-type low-profile tires and red Saber-Premium-type 5-spoke small-diameter wheels, and uses AR Chassis. Only the 2014 Black Special and the AR14 Turquoise Special comes with a standard motor.

GPA version

The GPA version follows the similar style as with other GPA cars, which are designed in mind with GP Chips. This version used high-profile tires and gray color small-diameter wheels. Due to the design of the rear spoiler, only the rear stay roller can be used.

It doesn't comes with a standard motor.

In the manga, anime and video game

Beat-Magnum

Spoiler alert!

This section of the article may contains details concerning the progression of the plot. If you do not want it to be spoiled for you, skip this section!

In the anime, shortly after the TRF Victorys team lose to Rosso Strada team in a race, Go and the other goes to do some practice races, but during the practice sessions the Cyclone Magnum's chassis was damaged, rendering it unusable. Although Go managed to obtain a chassis made out of ZMC, the incomplete car was not very stable on rough roads. To solve this problem, Go decided to add a pair of absorbers to the machine. This result in the birth of Beat-Magnum. Due to massive downforce and the new chassis the Beat-Magnum cannot use the 'Magnum Tornado' special move, instead Go relies on the absorber's setting, resulting in creating a new move, the 'Magnum Dynamite'.

In the manga, things happens differently than the anime: instead of modified from the normal ZMC-based chassis, Go found the customized Dragon Chassis that already has the pair of absorbers on it during the search for a new chassis. Also in the manga, Beat-Magnum could initiate 'Magnum Tornado' unlike its anime counterpart.

TRF version

In the video game Hyper Heat, it is one of the machines the original player character can choose after he/she joined the TRF Victorys as the 6th member of the team. The car is also available as a "secret" machine in the Eternal Wings video game, accessible by selecting a custom character in the story mode. In that game, the rear wing of the car has the TRF Victorys logo, and the Magnum Dynamite move found on the original version can also be used, just like in the original car.

In the manga version of Let's & Go! MAX, Dr. Tsuchiya use the Beat-Magnum TRF to race against Gouki Ichimonji's unmodified Breaker, with the TRF comes out as the winner.

Techincal info

Length: 148 mm (Normal/TRF/GPA), 155 mm (Premium)

Width: 90 mm (Normal/TRF/GPA), 97 mm (Premium)

Height: 48 mm (Normal/TRF), 40 mm (GPA), 47 mm (Premium)

Chassis: Super TZ Chassis (Normal/TRF), Super TZ-X Chassis (GPA), AR Chassis (Premium)

Gear Set(s): 5:1 and 4:1 (Normal/TRF), 4:1 (GPA), 4.2:1 (Premium)

Gallery

Boxarts

Car views

Images

Trivia

  • The Beat-Magnum TRF is the second video game original machine that was later appear later in the manga, following Shining Scorpion.
    • The pre-order bonus of Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! WGP: Hyper Heat game includes the special Hyper Heat version of the bodyshell of Beat-Magnum TRF, which can be use on either Super TZ, Super TZ-X or AR Chassis.
  • Despite being look like the same wheels, the wheels comes with Beat-Magnum Premium has newer mold that has some minor design change. Buster-Sonic Premium also use this new wheel mold as well.
  • The original Beat-Magnum was chosen to be a cover car for the 1997 season of Tamiya Japan Cup.
  • Presumably due to pronunciation or spelling issues, the Indonesian dub of Let's and Go!! WGP anime referred the special move as "Magnum Dynamic".
  • In Bakusou Kyoudai Let's and Go!! Eternal Wings video game, the Beat-Magnum TRF has the TRF Victorys logo instead of the car name in the rear wing. Additionally, using the battery-draining special boost with a custom player character for both the standard or the TRF variant during a race results in a silence for several seconds before the move begins, as the player character has no voice clips.

See also

External links

Tamiya Japan

Tamiya America

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Fully Cowled Mini 4WD series
Super-1 Magnum Saber* · Sonic Saber* · Tridagger X* · Black Saber · Spin-Axe · Proto-Saber JB · Victory Magnum* · Vanguard Sonic* · Beak Spider* · Neo-Tridagger ZMC* · Fighter Magnum VFX* · Ray Stinger* · Shining Scorpion* · Bergkaiser*
Super-FM Brocken Gigant* · Gun Bluster XTO*
Super TZ Cyclone Magnum* · Hurricane Sonic* · Cyclone Magnum TRF · Diospada* · Beat-Magnum* · Buster-Sonic* · Beat-Magnum TRF · Fire Stinger
VS Spin-Viper† · Diomars-Nero†
Super-II Spin Cobra†
AR Z Wing Magnum · Great BlastSonic · Beak Stinger G · Proto-Saber Evolution† · Tridagger WX
FM-A Great Magnum R · Cosmosonic
* denotes Premium version available; † denotes racing chassis re-release of a Mechanical Mini 4WD car
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