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Break Ogre (Japanese: ブレイクオーガ, Bureikuōga, Breakogre)  is Gunnos' second B-Daman in the Blaster Core System, after Gun Breaker, and is a Power-Type. It was released in Japan in February 2005, and sold for 819円. It comes with a pack-in Metal Shot.

Skeleton and Armor

Break Ogre features a metallic gray skeleton, with the same shade of color as Mega Diabros.

Head Armor and Visor: Ogre Visor

Despite the name, the Ogre Visor is designed like the head of an elephant. It has two white tusk-like pieces, on the front, along with a blue visor, red eye designs, camouflage on the ears, and an elephant trunk curving backwards. On the top of the head sits a small white bit that the elephant truck curves towards.

Shoulder Armor: Break Shoulder

Each Break Shoulder armor piece is broad, reaching up to 1/3 the height of the Ogre Visor's elephant ears, also featuring camo stickers with Gunnos' name on them. On the sides, are elephant tusks that reach up a bit higher.

Wrist Armor: Break Arm

The Break Arm pieces are white, with two claws and stickers forming a vented design on each arm. They serve no purpose, other than aesthetics.

Foot Armor: Ogre Foot

The Foot Armor of Break Ogre, each Ogre Foot piece is green-blue with a two-toed design with bits resembling knee guards.

Trigger Armor: Power Trigger

This spring-loaded accessory, when equipped, adds an extension to the Core's Trigger, increasing its length to 90mm. To prevent wobbling, the Power Trigger features a small gear system that ensures that it presses smoothly, and transfers kinetic energy over a shorter space, increasing the momentum of the shot. It also features a small fin on its underside for stability, as well as two small ledges on the back, allowing it to be used as a one-handed grip. Ironically despite the name, this trigger functions more closely to OS/PI System's Speed Trigger instead of Power Trigger. Where the original Power Trigger functions the opposite of what this Trigger does.

Unlike OS/PI System's Power/Speed Trigger, this trigger is rather poor in performance and durability due to its design. And because of the trigger and gear relies on a single rail, the gear ridges on the trigger is rather prone to break from stress (and aging) sometimes even the inner gear itself breaking. Especially when pushed too fast in rapid fire along with parts that squeezes hold parts such as Fire Wings especially when you squeeze the hold parts manually. This trigger simply helps weak pushes turn into strong push allowing children to shoot the B-Daman easier or helps with adding more power to one hand shooting. Thus, it is not recommended to play with this trigger forcefully, as it is in essence a Speed Trigger. The real Power Trigger works to transfer more power into longer distance allowing you to have more push while squeezing hold parts for even more power.

Drive Core

Like Cobalt Saber Fire, Break Ogre has a Drive Core in which case is of a gray coloration with red Hold Parts, Trigger, and a white Drive Strip.

Other Versions

  • Power Trigger Cyclone Ver. - Sold separately. Recolor based on Chrome Raven Cyclone. Comes packaged with a Delta Core.
  • Berserk Ogre - Battle B-Daman: Fire Spirits! GBA game only.
  • Break Ogre Black Ver. - Limited edition with a black, red and yellow color scheme. Second tournament prize for Winners Battle Colosseum in Japan.
  • Break Ogre Clear Green Ver. - Limited clear green armor with clear IBA body. Sold for 920円 in March 2005.

Battle B-Daman: Fire Spirits!

Break Ogre debuts in Battle B-Daman: Fire Spirits! when Gunnos saves the people of a B-DaCrafting town. Out of gratefulness they give him their prized and newly-crafted B-Daman; Break Ogre. After realizing that this was actually a carved stone prototype, Gunnos returns it and leaves. He would soon be approached by a gang bent on revenge and would be forced with his back against the wall. With the help of the villagers and Yamato, Gunnos combines his Metal Shot and the stone prototype to create an actual Break Ogre. He would then invent his new special move, the "Metallic Stamp" to win the match. Gunnos and Yamato would next head to the voice of the wind, in search for another Strike Shot. There, they found a new challenge, Aqulas and his new found Revolver Hades. Gunnos would challenge Aqulas to prove Break Ogre's power. Gunnos took what seemed to be the advantage with Break Ogre's incredible power, but was defeated due to Aqulas' overwhelming strategic genius and the Stealth Shot's cloaking ability.

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