No edit summary Tag: rte-source |
|||
| (9 intermediate revisions by one other user not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| − | {{Infobox Mini 4wd info|no. = 19403<br>19433 (Premium)|series = [[Fully Cowled Mini 4WD]]|chassis = [[Super-1 Chassis]]<br>[[Super-II Chassis]] (Premium)|rel = December 1994<br>February 26, 2011 (Premium)|In fictional media = Yes|First Appearance = ''[[Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go!]]''|Owner = Ryo Takaba|image = <tabber> |
+ | {{Infobox Mini 4wd info|no. = '''Regular releases'''<br>19403<br>19433 (Premium)|series = [[Fully Cowled Mini 4WD]]|chassis = [[Super-1 Chassis]] (Normal/Prometheus)<br>[[Super-II Chassis]] (Premium)|rel = '''Regular releases'''<br>December 6, 1994<br>February 26, 2011 (Premium)<br>'''Limited editions'''<br>December 2017 (Prometheus)|In fictional media = Yes|First Appearance = ''[[Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go!]]''|Owner = Ryo Takaba|image = <tabber> |
Original={{{Image|[[File:TridaggerX.jpg|270 px]]}}} |
Original={{{Image|[[File:TridaggerX.jpg|270 px]]}}} |
||
|-| |
|-| |
||
| Line 6: | Line 6: | ||
{{Quote|''The one who's favoured by the wind will win.''|Ryo Takaba|color = DimGray}} |
{{Quote|''The one who's favoured by the wind will win.''|Ryo Takaba|color = DimGray}} |
||
| − | The '''Tridagger X''' |
+ | The '''Tridagger X''' {{Translation|トライダガーX|Toraidagā Ekkusu}} is a [[Fully Cowled Mini 4WD]] car released by Tamiya on December 6, 1994. |
It was featured in the manga and anime [[Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go!|''Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go!'']] as Ryo Takaba's machine. It was superseded by the [[Neo-Tridagger ZMC]] in the series. |
It was featured in the manga and anime [[Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go!|''Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go!'']] as Ryo Takaba's machine. It was superseded by the [[Neo-Tridagger ZMC]] in the series. |
||
== General Info == |
== General Info == |
||
| − | The Tridagger X featuring the fully cowled body design that has the blocky front cowl, smooth rear cowl and the M-shaped rear spoiler |
+ | The Tridagger X featuring the fully cowled body design that has the blocky front cowl, smooth rear cowl and the M-shaped rear spoiler. |
| − | + | There are a pair of 6-roll spring props that can be seen on the front cowl, and has the large air-ducts on the front of the rear cowl. It has the 3-window canopy. Flame-styled decals were presented on the bodyshell, but their designs are different between variants. (Mainly on the Premium variant) |
|
| + | === Original and Premium variants === |
||
| − | It is mainly in gun-metal gray, with red and orange flame decals on it. |
||
| + | The original and Premium variant features the dark metal gray bodyshells, with the yellow/red flame-styled body decals and silver-colored canopy. |
||
| + | There is a 'Tridagger X' decal on the front nose and the 'Brute Power' decal on the rear spoiler. However, the 'Brute Power' decal was replaced by the carbon pattern decals. |
||
| − | The original Tridagger X comes with the blue-colored curve side-guard attachment and was equipped with the red small-diameter 3-spoke Fully Cowled-type wheel paired with high-profile slick tires. The sub-parts of the chassis for the original were molded in green. |
||
| − | The |
+ | The original Tridagger X comes with the blue-colored curve side-guard attachment and was equipped with the red small-diameter 3-spoke Fully Cowled-type wheel paired with the black high-profile slick tires. The chassis frame and A parts were molded in gray and green respectively. |
| + | |||
| + | The Premium variant, however, is equipped with the red small-diameter 5-spoke Saber-type low-profile wheels with the black low-profile slick tires. The polycarbonate-mixed ABS chassis frame and A parts were molded in red an gun metal respectively. |
||
| + | |||
| + | Only the Premium variant comes with a standard motor. |
||
| + | |||
| ⚫ | |||
| + | The limited, Charatoru-exclusive First Impact variants, has the orange and white/black body decals as oppose to the usual dark gray and red/yellow. It has four color variants: Smoke, clear red, white and clear orange. The modified body decals works best with the clear orange model. |
||
| + | |||
| + | Depends on the color variants, it either came with the pink chassis, white A part and white tires, or black chassis, red A parts and light orange tires. All variants were equipped with the silver-plated, small-diameter 3-spoke Fully Cowled-type wheels paired with high-profile slick tires, as well as the V-machine-type side-guard. |
||
=== In the manga and anime === |
=== In the manga and anime === |
||
| Line 30: | Line 40: | ||
It is very fast on straight-line and is faster than [[Magnum Saber]], but is slow on cornering due to its aggressive roller setting. Unlike Magnum Saber, however, is that the Tridagger could run faster on rough surfaces and could ram most, if not all, obstacles that stands in its way. It also has the very strong downforce and is capable of fence-running on corners (With either having Ryo hitting the car with a button to change its direction, or having the car's rollers' thrust angle changed toward upward.) |
It is very fast on straight-line and is faster than [[Magnum Saber]], but is slow on cornering due to its aggressive roller setting. Unlike Magnum Saber, however, is that the Tridagger could run faster on rough surfaces and could ram most, if not all, obstacles that stands in its way. It also has the very strong downforce and is capable of fence-running on corners (With either having Ryo hitting the car with a button to change its direction, or having the car's rollers' thrust angle changed toward upward.) |
||
| − | When Jiromaru, the youngest of the Takaba brothers, taking the Tridagger to race against the Seiba brothers, Jiromaru equipped his brother's car with the heavy armor ( |
+ | When Jiromaru, the youngest of the Takaba brothers, taking the Tridagger to race against the Seiba brothers, Jiromaru equipped his brother's car with the heavy armor (this conceals the shape of the car to the readers/viewers, until it's fully revealed later during the race). However said armor was hindering the Tridagger due to its weight. |
[[File:TridaggerDamagedRR.png|thumb|148x148px|The damaged Tridagger, as seen in ''Return Racers!''.]] |
[[File:TridaggerDamagedRR.png|thumb|148x148px|The damaged Tridagger, as seen in ''Return Racers!''.]] |
||
In ''Return Racers'', it was revealed that the Tridagger X suffered a damage once because of a brown bear that appeared during a race against the Seiba brothers in Hokkaido. Ryo has to fix it up with the hairs he took from said bear, evolving it into [[Tridagger WX]]. After the race it was reverted and repaired.<ref>Chapter 5 of [[Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! Return Racers!|''Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! Return Racers!'']]</ref> |
In ''Return Racers'', it was revealed that the Tridagger X suffered a damage once because of a brown bear that appeared during a race against the Seiba brothers in Hokkaido. Ryo has to fix it up with the hairs he took from said bear, evolving it into [[Tridagger WX]]. After the race it was reverted and repaired.<ref>Chapter 5 of [[Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! Return Racers!|''Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! Return Racers!'']]</ref> |
||
| Line 70: | Line 80: | ||
* [[Tridagger XX]] |
* [[Tridagger XX]] |
||
* [[Tridagger WX]] |
* [[Tridagger WX]] |
||
| − | |||
| ⚫ | |||
| − | * [[Shining Scorpion]] |
||
== References == |
== References == |
||
| Line 78: | Line 85: | ||
== External Links == |
== External Links == |
||
| + | |||
| + | ==== Tamiya Japan ==== |
||
* [http://www.tamiya.com/japan/products/19403tridagger_x/index.htm Tridagger X on Tamiya official website (Japanese)] |
* [http://www.tamiya.com/japan/products/19403tridagger_x/index.htm Tridagger X on Tamiya official website (Japanese)] |
||
* [http://www.tamiya.com/english/products/19433tridagger_premium/index.htm Tridagger X Premium on Tamiya official website] |
* [http://www.tamiya.com/english/products/19433tridagger_premium/index.htm Tridagger X Premium on Tamiya official website] |
||
| + | |||
| + | ==== Tamiya America ==== |
||
| + | * [https://www.tamiyausa.com/shop/132-super/jr-tridagger-x-premium/ Tridagger X Premium on Tamiya America official website] |
||
| + | |||
| + | ==== Charatoru ==== |
||
| + | * [http://charatoru.skj.jp/item/1735/ Tridagger X Prometheus on Charatoru official website (Japanese)] |
||
{{Mini 4WD cars from Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! franchise}}{{Navbox Fully Cowled Mini 4WD}} |
{{Mini 4WD cars from Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! franchise}}{{Navbox Fully Cowled Mini 4WD}} |
||
[[Category:Mini 4WD cars]] |
[[Category:Mini 4WD cars]] |
||
Revision as of 00:28, 30 June 2020
| “ | The one who's favoured by the wind will win. | ” |
— Ryo Takaba
| ||
The Tridagger X (Japanese: トライダガーX, Toraidagā Ekkusu) is a Fully Cowled Mini 4WD car released by Tamiya on December 6, 1994.
It was featured in the manga and anime Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! as Ryo Takaba's machine. It was superseded by the Neo-Tridagger ZMC in the series.
General Info
The Tridagger X featuring the fully cowled body design that has the blocky front cowl, smooth rear cowl and the M-shaped rear spoiler.
There are a pair of 6-roll spring props that can be seen on the front cowl, and has the large air-ducts on the front of the rear cowl. It has the 3-window canopy. Flame-styled decals were presented on the bodyshell, but their designs are different between variants. (Mainly on the Premium variant)
Original and Premium variants
The original and Premium variant features the dark metal gray bodyshells, with the yellow/red flame-styled body decals and silver-colored canopy.
There is a 'Tridagger X' decal on the front nose and the 'Brute Power' decal on the rear spoiler. However, the 'Brute Power' decal was replaced by the carbon pattern decals.
The original Tridagger X comes with the blue-colored curve side-guard attachment and was equipped with the red small-diameter 3-spoke Fully Cowled-type wheel paired with the black high-profile slick tires. The chassis frame and A parts were molded in gray and green respectively.
The Premium variant, however, is equipped with the red small-diameter 5-spoke Saber-type low-profile wheels with the black low-profile slick tires. The polycarbonate-mixed ABS chassis frame and A parts were molded in red an gun metal respectively.
Only the Premium variant comes with a standard motor.
Prometheus
The limited, Charatoru-exclusive First Impact variants, has the orange and white/black body decals as oppose to the usual dark gray and red/yellow. It has four color variants: Smoke, clear red, white and clear orange. The modified body decals works best with the clear orange model.
Depends on the color variants, it either came with the pink chassis, white A part and white tires, or black chassis, red A parts and light orange tires. All variants were equipped with the silver-plated, small-diameter 3-spoke Fully Cowled-type wheels paired with high-profile slick tires, as well as the V-machine-type side-guard.
In the manga and anime
Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! series
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! |
The Tridagger X was made by Dr. Tsuchiya as one of the prototype fully cowled machines (along with the Sabers and Spin-Axe). It was given to Ryo Takaba.
It is very fast on straight-line and is faster than Magnum Saber, but is slow on cornering due to its aggressive roller setting. Unlike Magnum Saber, however, is that the Tridagger could run faster on rough surfaces and could ram most, if not all, obstacles that stands in its way. It also has the very strong downforce and is capable of fence-running on corners (With either having Ryo hitting the car with a button to change its direction, or having the car's rollers' thrust angle changed toward upward.)
When Jiromaru, the youngest of the Takaba brothers, taking the Tridagger to race against the Seiba brothers, Jiromaru equipped his brother's car with the heavy armor (this conceals the shape of the car to the readers/viewers, until it's fully revealed later during the race). However said armor was hindering the Tridagger due to its weight.
The damaged Tridagger, as seen in Return Racers!.
In Return Racers, it was revealed that the Tridagger X suffered a damage once because of a brown bear that appeared during a race against the Seiba brothers in Hokkaido. Ryo has to fix it up with the hairs he took from said bear, evolving it into Tridagger WX. After the race it was reverted and repaired.[1]
It was ultimately destroyed when it was sliced in half by Kai Okita's Beak Spider during the Great Japan Cup Summer race to protect Go's Victory Magnum in the anime and during a amateur race in the manga.
Mini 4WD Fighter V
The first generation Mini 4WD Fighter was seen challenging himself to assemble a Tridagger X in 60 seconds. Even though he is able to complete the car in time, the car was shattered to pieces when it hit the wall while running.
Technical Info
Length: 132 mm (Normal), 150 mm (Premium)
Width: 90 mm (Normal), 97 mm (Premium)
Height: 39 mm (Normal)
Chassis: Super-1 Chassis (Normal), Super-II Chassis (Premium)
Gear Set(s): 5:1 and 4:1 (Normal), 3.5:1 (Premium)
Gallery
Boxarts
Images
See Also
Ryo Takaba's machine
References
- ↑ Chapter 5 of Bakusou Kyoudai Let's & Go! Return Racers!
External Links
Tamiya Japan
Tamiya America
Charatoru
| 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 | ||