The Micro Module Gear, whose precision gears and elaborate body housing create a silky reeling feel, the Infinity Drive, which enables stronger and lighter reeling, and the Silent Drive, which improves the handle rotation feel. These three technologies are built into the round, cold-forged, high-rigidity body that is the symbol of the Calcutta Conquest series. This reel achieves superior reeling performance that surpasses previous models. This smooth and powerful drive system is combined with the latest technologies that further enhance casting performance, such as the Magnum Light Spool IV and the latest I-DC 5. From low-trajectory casts that crawl along the water surface to long-distance throws, from delicate retrievals to fighting with large fish, this Calcutta Conquest DC has the highest specs in history, delivering high-level performance in all situations.

The latest Magnum Light Spool IV features a reverse-tapered spool for a well-balanced line winding shape. This balances the line, reducing wobble during rotation and enhancing the spool's inherent rotational performance, contributing to superior casting performance. While the outstanding long-distance casting performance provided by precise electronic control is a major attraction of DC brake-equipped reels, the Magnum Light Spool IV offers both a comfortable, extended casting feel and high castability, allowing for effortless, pinpoint casting with a low trajectory. Furthermore, the spool diameter of the 100 size has been changed from φ33 to φ34 compared to the 20 Calcutta Conquest DC. The maximum winding length has been increased from 58 to 60 cm for the MG and from 70 to 79 cm for the HG.

The combination of the three-position mode dial (L (Low), M (Medium), and H (High)) and the five-position brake dial allows for 15 levels of precise brake adjustment.

Equipped with the latest I-DC5, this reel allows precise brake adjustment using only an external dial. The previous ID-C5 had five brake force settings for each line type (nylon, PE, fluorocarbon). This has been changed to three modes (L (Low), M (Medium), and H (High)) with five settings. The total of 15 settings provides a wider range of brake force and allows for more precise adjustment. This allows you to directly set the brake force that best suits your situation and purpose, regardless of the line type. This not only allows for trouble-free settings, but also allows for even greater casting distance. When combined with the Magnum Light Spool IV, it further expands the range of applications, from long-distance casting to low-trajectory casting.

The body is more compact than the 20 Calcutta Conquest DC. The low-profile body and lower spool position allow for a more natural grip. The height of the spool reduces interference with the thumb, allowing for greater wrist freedom and more flexible, accurate casting.

I was involved in testing from the early stages, and naturally, the development theme was how to surpass the previous Conquest DC. The clear goal was to create something that would fly better than its predecessor. Of course, this involves distance, but I think what people care about most is trajectory. And when I actually used the completed reel, I was able to achieve an incredibly low trajectory cast that earned it high praise among all previous Conquest DC models. I believe this is due in part to new features like the Magnum Light Spool IV and the latest I-DC 5. Rather than talking about the specs, I want to convey the sense of surprise and excitement that "we've entered a new era." It delivers a satisfying trajectory and great distances. It's rare to find a reel that combines these two features. So, I was actually surprised, and honestly, I was like, "They've made it this far!?" I've only just started using it, so I'm sure I'll start to see things differently as I use it for a year or two, but this reel gives me the feeling that I'll be able to handle all the fishing I need, especially when it comes to spinning.

I felt that I had completed an amazing reel that not only flies well but also lets you drop the lure exactly where you want it to, a reel that offers overwhelming casting performance. While it has long-distance casting capabilities comparable to the 25 Antares, it also exhibits the excellent accuracy that only the Calcutta Conquest can provide in medium to close-range battles. It's amazing how these two opposing properties can be combined at such a high level.

It seems that the DC functionality has been dramatically improved. The latest I-DC5, which allows for optimal brake control in the right place, is a high-precision brake mechanism that allows for more precise brake settings. Each step can now be clearly set, providing a wider range than ever before and allowing for more precise adjustments. There is no longer any waste in the brake settings.

It combines the best parts of the Calcutta Conquest standard and shallow editions into one unit. It's great that it can handle a wide range of lures, from 6g shads to magnum cranks.

In the future, I think that if you have a 100, you can use the MG gear ratio for cranks and shads, and if you have the HG, you can use pencil baits, buzz baits, and even swim jigs. If you have a 200, you can use the MG for big spinner baits and deep cranks, sometimes the HG for magnum cranks, and the XG for big baits and glide baits.