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Bandai BlazeGriffon Body

Exhibit #2216

Type	Production
Shape	Concave )-(
Packaging	Bubble Carded
Condition	Mint in Package
Date	2011
Owner	Rick Brough
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Bandai's "HyperCluster BlazeGriffon Body" yo-yo body released July 23, 2011. This particular date was the apex in the HyperCluster series and its popularity. The greatest number of yo-yos (2), bodies (14), and bearing sets (2) were introduced by Bandai.

The BlazeGriffon body is wing-shaped and includes a four gram weight ring in the perimeter of each halve. You could use the body on most HyperCluster core parts for string tricks.

The HyperCluster series took the ease of yo-yo customization to a whole new level. The back of the package shows you other configurations you could build using compatible bodies, core parts, and bearings from other HyperCluster-series yo-yos.

Came with the two plastic body halves, user guide, customization guide, and trick guide.

Original retail price: $9 US.

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