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Anubion A2, known in Japan as Acid Anubis (アシッドアヌビス, Ashiddo Anubisu), is an Energy Layer released as part of the Burst System as well as the Dual Layer System. It debuted with the release of the B-71 Booster Acid Anubis Yell Orbit on February 18th, 2017.

Description

Anubion A2 is a round and slim Energy layer design for defense. The center of the Layer depicts a jackal like its name sake, the Egyptian god of the afterlife Anubis.

Consisting of a colored, six segmented bottom layer and a clear, six pointed top layer, every segment of the bottom layer has four small protrusions and each gap between the segments is filled in with one of the points of the top layer.

Due to the round design of the Layer, Anubion A2 has little recoil and decent defensive properties and its weight distribution gives the Layer a strong Flywheel effect and stamina. Furthermore, the small bumps on Anubion A2 allows for some degree of destabilization akin to Doomscizor D2. However, Acid Anubis' Burst resistance lags behind Wyvern and Neptune due to the Takara Tomy release's average teeth and lack of deflectional blades.

Overall

Acid Anubis is a great Layer for Stamina customizations, capable of outspinning commonly used Layers such as Odin, Neptune and Wyvern with its ability to destabilize the opponent and strong Flywheel Effect. However, with its weak Burst resistance and the release of the much heavier SwitchStrike/God Layers such as Guardian Kerbeus and Deep Chaos, Acid Anubis has become outclassed.

As such, this part is for collection purposes only.

Products

Takara Tomy

Hasbro

  • E1057 Anubion A2 Yell Orbit

Gallery

Takara Tomy

Hasbro

Trivia

  • Acid Anubis was the last Dual Layer System release.

References

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