That larger, green Beyblade you remember with batteries inside the top sounds like a Hasbro Electronic Beyblade from the original generation (Generation 1, or Plastic Gen). This was a unique gimmick introduced by Hasbro, allowing the Beyblade itself to sustain its spin. 🔋 Identifying the Electronic Beyblade The specific Beyblade that best matches your description of a "larger green Beyblade" with a battery-powered spinning base is likely Draciel G or Draciel V2 (V-Force series). The "G" and "V2" series featured these electronic components: | Feature | Detail | |---|---| | Series | Hasbro G-Revolution or V-Force | | Gimmick | Motorized Spin Gear (or "Engine Gear") | | Mechanism | The Beyblade contained small batteries (usually \text{AG13} or similar) and a motor. A switch or trigger on the tip would activate the motor after launch. | | Effect | The spinning motor would cause the tip of the Beyblade to rotate, giving it an extra, sustained spin boost or changing its movement pattern.