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Zero-G Random Booster Vol.1 Thief Phoenic

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==Contents of Zero-G Random Booster Vol.1 Thief Phoenic==
[[Image:ZeroG_RBV1.jpg|thumb|Zero-G Random Booster Vol.1 Thief Phoenic]]
'''Note:''' There is no prize Beyblade in this booster. One whole Beyblade is given in each box. There is a 1/8 chance to get each Beyblade. The namesake Beyblade of the Random Booster is labeled "Super Rare", while three other Beyblades, each possessing a re-colored part of the "Super Rare" Beyblade, are instead labeled "Rare". This is novelty nomenclature introduced only in Zero-G.

* Super Rare Beyblade - '''Thief Phoenic E230GCF'''
* Rare Beyblade - '''Thief''' Saramanda 230WB
* Rare Beyblade - Samurai Saramanda '''E230'''ES
* Rare Beyblade - Pirates Ifraid T125'''GCF'''
* Shinobi Ifraid 230WD
* Pirates Saramanda T125WB
* Shinobi Orojya 145ES
* Samurai Orojya 145WD

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:ThiefPhoenic.jpg|Thief Phoenic E230GCF
</gallery>
====Product Packaging====
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Image:ProductTheifRandom1Front.JPG|Product Packaging (Front)
Image:ProductTheifBack 1.JPG|Product Packaging (Back)
Image:TheifProductBack2.JPG|Product Packaging (Back, view 2)
Image:ThiefProductSide1.JPG|Product Packaging (Right Side)
Image:ThiefPackageLeft.JPG|Product Packaging (Left Side)
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[[Category:Random Boosters]]
[[Category:Zero-G]]

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*Ginga*: Product packaging, left side.

Product packaging, left side.

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*Ginga*: Product packaging, right side.

Product packaging, right side.

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*Ginga*: Back of product packaging, view two.

Back of product packaging, view two.

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*Ginga*: Product packaging, back.

Product packaging, back.

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*Ginga*: Product Packaging, back 1.

Product Packaging, back 1.

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*Ginga*: Product Packaging, front.

Product Packaging, front.

Wolborg MS

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{{Beybox
| image = Wolborgms.jpg
| full item name = Wolborg MS (Metal Survive)
| item number = MA-08
| beyblade system = [[HMS]]
| beyblade type = [[Survival]]
}}

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== Bit Protector (BP): Wolborg Emblem ==
The Bit Protector of this Beyblade is Wolborg Emblem. It is the first mould version of [[Bit Protector | Bit Protectors]].

== Attack Ring (AR): Wolf Crusher ==

* '''Weight:''' 20 grams

Wolf Crusher is best used in conjunction with an uncustomized [[Wolborg MS]]. At first glance, it is deceptively aggressive looking. However, in actual performance it is very restrained. It has a circular, balanced form that lends itself well to [[Survival]]. It will not interfere with the [[life after death]] capability of the [[Circle Wide]]. However, this AR does not have many practical applications outside of being combined with [[Wolborg MS]]'s Bearing Core.

== Weight Disk (WD): Circle Wide ==

See [[Circle Wide]].

== Running Core (RC): Bearing Core ==

* '''Weight:''' 5 grams

Bearing Core was one of the most highly anticipated parts at the time of its release, and it did not disappoint. Bearing Core remains to be unarguably one of the most important parts for every Blader to own. It has the best [[Survival]] capability of any part ever.

Bearing Core has a thick, sharp plastic tip attached to a metal shaft that runs into the Running Core. Between the shaft and outer casing of the Running Core is an NSK [[ball bearing]], such as the ones present in previous Survival hallmark Beyblades. However, the Bearing Core completely outclasses every Survival part preceding it.

=== Use in [[Survival]] Customization ===

[[Wolborg MS]] works incredibly well as a [[Survival]] type on its own. However, it can be improved by many different types of customizations. You should try your own to see which ones work best for you. Here are just a few examples.

* '''AR:''' Advance Survivor ([[Advance Eterner]])
* '''WD:''' CWD God Ring ([[Shining God MS]])
* '''RC:''' Bearing Core ([[Wolborg MS]])

* '''AR:''' Wolf Crusher ([[Wolborg MS]])
* '''WD:''' CWD Reverse Defenser ([[Dranzer MF]])
* '''RC:''' Bearing Core ([[Wolborg MS]])

* '''AR:''' Circle Upper ([[Death Gargoyle MS]])
* '''WD:''' [[Circle Wide]]
* '''RC:''' Bearing Core ([[Wolborg MS]])

=== Controversy Over Bearing Core ===

Bearing Core was a large source of controversy within the Beyblade community simply because of how powerful it is. In most stadiums, particularly [[Tornado Balance]], its ability to outlast almost any other Beyblade was game-breaking in its effectiveness. There are very niche methods available to beat it, but this did not change the fact that it still outclassed almost every other part in the game. There were even discussions of banning the part.

However, Takara addressed this issue by releasing [[Tornado Balance Type S]]. By releasing a smaller stadium, Bearing Core lost its advantage as it was easily knocked out of the stadium.

=== How to Defeat Bearing Core-Based Beyblades ===

In [[Tornado Balance Type S]], defeating Beyblades based on Bearing Core is easy because the stadium is small enough to allow for easy hits and knockouts. However, in most other stadiums defeating Bearing Core-based Beyblades is a chore because it is difficult to hit consistently. However, there are ways to do it. The following strategies are designed for best use in the [[Tornado Attack]] and [[Tornado Balance]] stadiums.

==== Halting + [[Force Smash]] Combo ====

It must be noted that this combo is only effective if both it and the Bearing Core Beyblade are spinning in the same direction. However, that is the only variable that affects this Beyblade's performance in a significant way.

* '''AR:''' Metal Ape ([[Magical Ape MS]])
* '''RC:''' Rubber Weight Core ([[Round Shell MS]])

This combo works because the rubber on the Rubber Weight Core saps the opposing Beyblade's energy effectively and also uses [[Force Smash]] to push it into the stadium floor. Metal Ape is the best choice of AR for this combo because the high spin velocity lends itself well to the concept, not to mention that the shape lines up perfectly with Rubber Weight Core. Tests have shown this combo to have an almost perfect victory rate.

==== [[Attack]] Combo ====

If you are a Blader who is skilled at shooting and knows how to control fast [[Attack]]-types, then this type of combo can serve you well. The goal is to hit the Bearing Core Beyblade as quickly as possible in order to KO it or hit it hard enough to stop it from spinning. Because Bearing Core Beyblades tend to sit in the center of the stadium, it is important that the Attack combo be shot in such a way that it moves through the center of the stadium repeatedly.

* '''AR:''' Samurai Upper ([[Samurai Changer MS]])
* '''WD:''' CWD Defense Ring ([[Sea Dragon]])
* '''RC:''' Grip Flat Core Ultimate Mode ([[Dragoon MS UV]])

If you find it too difficult to control with the above RC, you can also try replacing it with [[Dragoon MS]]'s Grip Flat Core.

==== [[Survival]] Combo (Bearing Core Variant) ====

You can customise also your own Bearing Core Beyblade in order to beat your opponent's. For best results, yours should be spinning in the direction opposite to your opponent's and be optimized for [[Spin-Stealing]]. The tip of your Bearing Core should be in near-mint condition or better, and there should be no bend in the shaft.

* '''AR:''' Advance Survivor ([[Advance Eterner]])
* '''WD:''' CWD Reverse Defenser ([[Dranzer MF]]) or CWD Free Survivor ([[Thunder Dragon]])
* '''RC:''' Bearing Core ([[Wolborg MS]])

== Other Versions ==
* [[Wolborg MS]] - [[HMS 5 Saint Beasts Booster]] Secret Version (Ice Blue)
* [[Wolborg MS]] - Coro Coro Limited (Gold)
* [[Wolborg MS]] - Tournament Limited (Black)
* [[Wolborg MS]] - (Silver)

==Gallery==
====Wolborg MS - Original Version====
<gallery>
Image:Wolborg ms sticker.jpg|Sticker sheet
Image:Img1707vv1.jpg|Wolborg MS stickers
Image:Img1713ly3.jpg|Wolf Crusher without stickers
Image:WolborgMS1.jpg|BP, WD and RC
Image:WolborgMS2.jpg|Wolborg MS Bearing Core RC
Image:Img1714zq7.jpg|Wolborg MS top view
Image:Img1718rn7.jpg|Wolborg MS 3/4 view
Image:WolborgMS3.jpg |Wolborg MS side view
Image:Img1719bw7.jpg|Wolborg MS bottom view
</gallery>
====Wolborg MS Ice Blue====
<gallery>
Image:IMG_0043.jpg|Top View
Image:WBMSIceBlueSide.jpg|Side View
Image:WBMSIceBlueBottom.jpg|Bottom View
</gallery>
====Wolborg MS Product Packaging====
<gallery>
Image:WolborgMSPack.JPG|Package Front
Image:PackWBMSback.JPG|Package Back
</gallery>

== Overall ==
There is little to say about Wolborg MS that has not been repeated ad-nauseum within the Beyblade community. Simply put, if you want victory and can only purchase one Beyblade, this is the one to have. Out of the box and uncustomized it is a force to be reckoned with, and customized its potential only increases. Only very skilled Bladers are able to defeat it with consistency. Game-breakingly good, this should be at the very top of your purchase list. '''All Bladers should own multiples of this Beyblade.'''

[[Category:HMS Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]
[[Category:Must-buy Beyblades]]

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*Ginga*: Front of box.

Front of box.

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Diablo Nemesis X:D

2013-09-01T13:15:43Z

*Ginga*: It wasn't actually posted haha

{{Beybox
| image = DiabloNemesis_AttackMode.jpg
| full item name = Diablo Nemesis X:D
| item number = BB-122
| beyblade system = [[Metal Fight Beyblade]]
| beyblade type = [[Balance]]
}}

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==Face: Nemesis==
The Nemesis Face Mark is an amalgam of the Face Marks from thirteen of the 4D system Beyblades, excluding [[Omega Dragonis 85XF|Omega Dragonis]]. From the bottom, going clockwise, one can observe the following Face Mark features: [[Variares D:D|VariAres]]’ Face Mark's chin, [[Death Quetzalcoatl 125RDF|Quetzalcoatl]]’s wing, [[Blitz Unicorno 100RSF|Unicorno II]]’s head, [[Big Bang Pegasis F:D|Pegasis III]]’s wing, [[L Drago Destroy F:S|L Drago III]]’s head, [[Jade Jupiter S130RB|Jupiter]]’s eagle head, [[Beat Lynx TH170WD|Lynx]]’s eye, [[Fang Leone 130W²D|Leone II]]’s paw, [[Scythe Kronos T125EDS|Kronos]]’ scythe, and [[Kreis Cygnus 145WD|Cygnus]]’ swan head. In the center, there are three eyes which resemble [[Phantom Orion B:D|Orion]]’s, but the middle eye is replaced with Nemesis’ unique mask and surrounded by black- and purple-colored wisps from the [[Fusion Hades AD145SWD|Hades]] Face Mark helmet which extend to the perimeter of the Face design. The left eye is adorned with [[Flame Sagittario C145S|Sagittario]]’s arrow and the teeth are from [[Duo Uranus 230WD|Uranus]]. Overall, the Nemesis Face Mark forms quite a chimera.

Despite not being a member of the 4D system, Flame Sagittario is included in the Nemesis Face Mark because the owner of Flame Sagittario in the Metal Fight Beyblade anime, Kenta, acts as a companion to the owner of L-Drago Destroy, Ryuuga, and eventually receives a [[Flash Sagittario 230WD|4D system Beyblade]] through the star fragment obtained from L-Drago Destroy. Since Flame Sagittario was present at the creation of Nemesis in the anime, its design is incorporated into Diablo Nemesis.

==4D Clear Wheel: Nemesis==
*'''Weight:''' 3.23g

Just like the Nemesis Face Mark, the Nemesis 4D Clear Wheel offers an integration of the design highlights of other 4D Beyblades at a complex level. There are two halves to the Nemesis 4D Clear Wheel, creating a design similar to the Pegasis III Clear Wheel. Cygnus' 4D Clear Wheel is represented on the smooth, flowing side with the large wing expanding behind it, while Uranus' 4D Clear Wheel is shown on the other side depicting some form of tendrils or whiskers behind it. Officially, a part of Jade Jupiter is integrated into the Nemesis 4D Clear Wheel through the placement of circles on the 4D Clear Wheel which represent the metal balls in Jupiter’s 4D Metal Wheel, but the Nemesis 4D Clear Wheel is already saturated and the design is very difficult to distinguish.

Nemesis, despite being one of the heaviest Clear Wheels released, is outclassed by other Clear Wheels such as Aquario, Cancer, and Kerbecs due to its irregular weight distribution and poorly designed shape, and therefore sees little use outside of aesthetic purposes.

==4D Metal Wheel: Diablo==
*'''Weight:''' 51.26g

Diablo is the heaviest standalone Metal Wheel ever released. Like the other parts of Diablo Nemesis X:D, the Diablo 4D Metal Wheel incorporates several 4D Beyblade design points in its overall schema. Because Kreis Cygnus was not out at the time of Diablo Nemesis's release, the latter's 4D Metal Wheel was the first to introduce a semi-free-spinning gimmick in Metal Fight Beyblade. The placement of the Metal Frame in Ultimate Balance Mode was also new to the hobby.

====Metal Frame====
*'''Weight:''' 25.35g
Diablo’s Metal Frame consists of three mugshot heads distributed around its circumference. The biggest head is a lion’s head, depicting Leone, with red eyes and the top row of teeth. Part of the lion’s mane is visible around the head. The smallest of the three heads is a lynx’s head, from Lynx, with yellow-black cat eyes and two paws. Again, only the upper row of teeth is visible on this head. The last of the three heads, with an intermediate size, is derived from Orion, and shows Orion’s face from the Phantom Metal Wheel in Stamina mode with blue eyes and a full snarl on its face, unlike the smirk seen on the original 4D Metal Wheel.

Since the Metal Frame simply rests in the space between the elevated Core and the 4D Bottom when in Ultimate Balance Mode, it can rotate freely to a point: spinning on its own, the Metal Frame would not rotate independently. It is the impact of the opposing Beyblade that will make it spin semi-freely towards the right or towards the left depending on the spin direction of the opponent, trajectory, and angle of impact. The Metal Frame has one of three positions it pauses on after each impact due to the Metal Frame's three-headed shape. These positions push down on the small pins on top of X:D with varying force and activate the descent or retraction of the sharp tip from X:D, either completely or only half-way, consequently changing the Beyblade's behavior.

====Core====
*'''Weight:''' 25.94g
The design of the underside of Diablo’s Core originates from the Scythe 4D Metal Wheel on Kronos and allows for smooth rotation of the Metal Frame when in Ultimate Balance Mode. The Core depicts one of Unicorno II’s heads, originating from the Unicorno II 4D Clear Wheel, connected to the bones from Quetzalcoatl's 4D Metal Wheel on one side, with the wings of Pegasis III's 4D Clear Wheel on the other side linked to a dragon head derived from L-Drago III's 4D Metal Wheel. On the side of Quetzalcoatl's and Unicorno II's sections is an irregular, jagged edge reminiscent of Hades' 4D Metal Wheel. In front of the unicorn head is a small portion resembling a scythe from Kronos' 4D Metal Wheel, which is connected to a section of a bow from Sagittario’s Clear[b] W[b]heel. Finally, in between the wings of Pegasis and the bow of Sagittario is a section derived from the wings of VariAres' 4D Metal Wheel.

Like all 4D Metal Wheels, Diablo has a mode change. This is performed by flipping the Metal Frame and placing it under the metal frame. However, this mode change is unique because it requires the X:D 4D Bottom in order to stay in place and work. The two modes are:

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* '''Attack Mode''': The normal mode for Diablo Nemesis; the Metal Frame lies on top of the Core in an upright position with the heads facing upright as well. The difference in the heights of each head, with Lynx's head being the smallest, creates varying relief around the Clear Wheel. In this mode, one can manually choose between XF or S on X:D before the beginning of the battle without any automatic changes occurring.

* '''Ultimate Balance Mode''': It is the X:D-exclusive mode. the Metal Frame lies upside-down underneath the Core. The Clear Wheel is fully exposed and X:D is holding the Metal Frame in place underneath the Core. The Metal Frame can spin freely and change the tip of X:D when contact is made on itself.
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Attack Mode is considered to be vastly superior to Ultimate Balance Mode due to its universal compatibility with other parts combined with the higher attack power offered by the former. Ultimate Balance Mode requires the use of the outclassed 4D Bottom X:D and causes decreased attack power due to the free-spinning nature of the Metal Frame in this mode. Ultimate Balance Mode also offers poorer stamina because despite theoretically absorbing spin with the semi-free-spinning 4D Metal Wheel upon impact, too much disturbance is caused to the spinning Beyblade to allow for an increase in stamina.

Diablo, despite its extreme weight, does not see much use in Defense or Stamina customization thanks to its aggressive design. At the same time, the shape is not aggressive enough to produce the large amounts of smash required in the metagame to create a successful KO. Instead, Diablo has found its niche in Balance customizations which successfully combine its Attack and Defense properties.

===Use in Balance Customizations===
Due to the aforementioned qualities, Diablo has found use in Balance customizations such as MF-H Diablo Kerbecs BD145R2F. This combination works as an effective Anti-Attack Beyblade, scoring extremely high win rates against top-tier Attack Beyblades of the metagame. While not matching the sheer weight and power of Zero-G’s Synchrom combinations, Diablo certainly finds use as a powerhouse against Attack types through its utilization as an aggressive Defense Beyblade.

==4D Bottom: X:Drive==
*'''Weight:''' 7.19g

X:D is the widest 4D Bottom ever released. It extends almost all the way to the end of Diablo, where it spreads beyond the Core but is fully encompassed by the Metal Frame. Following the overarching principle of Diablo Nemesis’ design, X:D is a collection of several 4D Beyblades' features. X:D mixes L Drago Destroy's F:S and Big Bang Pegasis's F:D in a way, but mainly draws from VariAres's D:D in terms of function. X:D has three tips: XF, S, and a new tip called S²D, for Stern Semi Defense. Stern is the German word for "star" and appears specifically when talking about Nemesis in legends, further displaying the connection between X:D and the overall Beyblade. X:D’s tip change can be either automatic or fixed when on Diablo. In Diablo’s Attack Mode, one can manually choose between XF or S, while in Diablo’s Ultimate Balance Mode where only X:D can be used, one can automatically go from XF to S²D to S. This can occur in the opposite order if the Beyblade fighting Diablo either hits Diablo in the other direction or spins left itself. Before launching, one can choose which tip to start on. The following patterns are therefore possible:
XF -> S²D -> S
S -> S²D -> XF
S²D -> S -> S²D -> XF
S²D -> XF -> S²D -> S

The mechanism housed inside X:D to allow for automatic tip change and tip selection is quite complex. When in either of the fixed states of Attack Mode, the tip selection depends on the manual rotation of two tabs on the underside of the 4D Bottom. In Attack Mode, to choose the tip, one needs to push those tabs down, and then rotate the tabs to lock the 4D Bottom in either XF or S mode. When the tab is turned to the left, the Extreme Flat Bottom is exposed, but when it is turned to the right the Sharp tip protrudes from the center. In Ultimate Balance Mode, two small tabs get pushed down or up by the interior shape of Diablo's Metal Frame, which contracts the spring inside X:D and makes the sharp tip come out more. However, this will only occur if the tabs are originally placed in the Extreme Flat position. When the tabs are forcefully pulled and rotated clockwise, causing the sharp tip to manually protrude, no automatic mode change will occur in Ultimate Balance Mode.

Like most 4D Bottoms, X:D sees little use competitively. Its reliance on an inconsistent mode change when used with Diablo in Ultimate Balance Mode prevents any major usage. Both of its tips in the fixed state are not nearly as useful as the XF or S bottoms themselves when combined with other Tracks at variable heights, and having access to the unique tip S²D is not worth the drawbacks associated with it, especially since little difference has been noted in performance between it and the S tip. XF on X:D is prone to self-KO and is unable to perform a Sliding Shoot effectively, while S is outclassed overall as a Stamina bottom by other options like WD. While there may be use for it in the newer Zero-G stadiums due to the unique properties of said stadiums, extensive testing has not been performed by several bladers to validate the usefulness of this part in such situations.

==Other Versions==
* '''Diablo Nemesis X:D Dragren Ver.''' - from the [http://www.takaratomy.co.jp/products/gangan/event/event_201112dc.html Beyblade & B-Daman 2012 Dragon Campaign] Only 100 produced. (Red 4D Clear Wheel and 4D Metal Wheel, grey X:D, green stickers and yellow Face)
* '''Golden Diablo Nemesis (X:D)''' - Exclusive CoroCoro lottery in Strongest Dragonis 4D Guide, only 100 produced (Gold 4D Metal Wheel, red 4D Clear Wheel, clear black X:D, and black Face)
* '''Diablo Nemesis''' - WBBA Tournament Prize (Gunmetal Diablo, Red Nemesis)

==Gallery==
====Diablo Nemesis X:D - Original Version====
<gallery>
Image:DiabloNemesis_UltimateBalanceModeConcept.JPG |Concept art for Diablo Nemesis' Ultimate Balance Mode
Image:DiabloNemesis-1.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - top view
Image:DiabloNemesis2.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - 3/4 view
Image:DiabloNemesis3.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - side view 1
Image:DiabloNemesis-4.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - side view 2
Image:DiabloNemesis5.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - side view 3
Image:Diablo Nemesis 6.jpg|‎Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - bottom view (Sharp)
Image:Diablo Nemesis-7.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - bottom view (Extreme Flat)
Image:DiabloNemesis8.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Ultimate Balance Mode (UBM) - top view
Image:DiabloNemesis9.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - UBM - 3/4 view
Image:DiabloNemesis-10.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - UBM - side view
Image:DiabloNemesis-11.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - UBM - bottom view (Extreme Flat)
Image:DiabloNemesis12.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - UBM - bottom view (Stern Semi Defense)
Image:DiabloNemesis13.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - UBM - bottom view (Sharp)
Image:DiabloNemesis-19.jpg‎|Diablo - Attack Mode
Image:DiabloNemesis18.jpg‎|Diablo - Ultimate Balance Mode
Image:Diablo Nemesis14.jpg‎|Diablo Core top view
Image:DiabloNemesis15.jpg‎|Diablo Core bottom view
Image:DiabloNemesis 16.jpg|Diablo Frame top view
Image:DiabloNemesis17.jpg‎|Diablo Frame bottom view
Image:DiabloNemesis20.jpg‎|Nemesis Clear Wheel
Image:Diablo Nemesis21.jpg‎|Nemesis 3/4 view
Image:DiabloNemesis22.jpg‎|X Drive top view
Image:DiabloNemesis23.jpg‎|X Drive - Extreme Flat - 3/4 view
Image:DiabloNemesis24.jpg‎|X Drive - Sharp - 3/4 view
</gallery>

====Diablo Nemesis X:D - Hasbro Hyperblade Version====
<gallery>
Image:Diablo Nemesis1.png|Diablo Nemesis Attack Mode
Image:Diablo Nemesis7.png|Diablo Nemesis Ultimate Balance Mode
Image:Diablo Nemesis2.png|Diablo Nemesis bottom view
Image:Diablo Nemesis3.png|Nemesis Clear Wheel
Image:Diablo Nemesis4.png|Diablo top view
Image:Diablo Nemesis5.png|Diablo bottom view
Image:Diablo Nemesis6.png|X Drive
</gallery>
====Diablo Nemesis X:D - Dragren Ver.====
<gallery>
Image:DiabloNemesisDragrenRedTop.jpg|Top view
Image:DiabloNemesisDragrenRedSide.jpg|Side view
Image:DiabloNemesisDragrenRedBottom.jpg|Bottom view
Image:DiabloNemesisDragrenVer.jpg
Image:DiabloNemesisDragrenVer2.jpg
</gallery>

==Overall==

Diablo Nemesis is an interesting bey. Unique from a design standpoint, this Beyblade contains outclassed but viable parts such as the Nemesis 4D Clear Wheel and X:D. However, the main draw of this Beyblade is the powerful Diablo 4D Metal Wheel, which sees use in top-tier customizations. While by no means worthy of an immediate purchase, '''Bladers who already own the fundamental parts in the metagame should purchase this Beyblade.'''

[[Category:Metal Fight Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]
[[Category:Decent alternatives]]

MFB Product List

2013-08-24T14:08:14Z

*Ginga*: /* Currently Released */

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List of Metal Fight Beyblade products released by Takara-Tomy.

==Currently Released==
*BB-00 [[Metal Fight Beyblade#Limited|Pegasis Prototype]]
*BB-01 Starter [[Pegasis 105F]] ''(August 9th, 2008)''
*BB-02 Starter [[Bull 125SF]] ''(August 9th, 2008)''
*BB-03 Starter [[Sagittario 145S]] ''(August 9th, 2008)''
*BB-04 Starter [[Leone 145D]] ''(August 9th, 2008)''
*BB-05 Booster [[Pegasis 105F#Other Versions|Pegasis]] 145D ''(August 9th, 2008)''
*BB-06 Booster [[Bull 125SF#Other Versions|Bull]] 145S ''(August 9th, 2008)''
*BB-07 Booster [[Sagittario 145S#Other Versions|Sagittario]] 125SF ''(August 9th, 2008)''
*BB-08 Booster [[Leone 145D#Other Versions|Leone]] 105F ''(August 9th, 2008)''
*BB-09 [[Pegasis DX Set]] ''(August 9th, 2008)''
*BB-10 [[BeyStadium Attack Type (MFB)|BeyStadium Attack Type]] ''(August 9th, 2008)''
*BB-11 Starter [[Wolf D125B]] ''(September 18th, 2008)''
*BB-12 Booster [[Wolf D125B#Other Versions|Wolf]] 105F ''(September 18th, 2008)''
*BB-13 [[Random Booster Vol.1 Secret Aries]] ''(September 18th, 2008)''
*BB-14 [[BeyStadium Balance Type]] ''(September 18th, 2008)''
*BB-15 [[Shooters and Grips#MFB Grips|Launcher Grip]] ''(September 18th, 2008)''
*BB-16 [[Light Launcher#Beypointer|BeyPointer]] ''(September 18th, 2008)''
*BB-17 [[BeyLauncher]] ''(October 23rd, 2008)''
*BB-18 Booster [[Libra DF145BS]] ''(October 23rd, 2008)''
*BB-19 BeyStadium Stamina Type ''(October 23rd, 2008)''
*BB-20 [[BeyBattle Try Set]] ''(October 23rd, 2008)''
*BB-21 [[BB-21 Bey reshuffle Set Attack and Balance Type|Bey Reshuffle Set Attack & Balance Type]] ''(November 20th, 2008)''
*BB-22 [[BB-22 Bey Reshuffle Set Stamina and Defence type|Bey Reshuffle Set Stamina & Defense Type]] ''(November 20th, 2008)''
*BB-23 Starter [[L Drago 105F]] ''(December 25th, 2008)''
*BB-24 Booster [[Escolpio WD145B]] ''(February 22nd, 2009)''
*BB-25 [[Random Booster Vol.2 Legend Pisces]] ''(December 25th, 2008)''
*BB-26 Booster [[Gemios DF145FS]] ''(January 22nd, 2009)''
*BB-27 Booster [[Capricorne 100HF]] ''(February 22nd, 2009)''
*BB-28 Starter [[Storm Pegasis 105RF]] ''(March 28th, 2009)''
*BB-29 Starter [[Dark Wolf DF145FS]] ''(March 28th, 2009)''
*BB-30 Booster [[Rock Leone 145WB]] ''(March 28th, 2009)''
*BB-31 [[Random Booster Light Vol.1 Mad Cancer CH120FS]] ''(March 28th, 2009)''
*BB-32 [[Hybrid Wheel Match Set]] ''(March 28th, 2009)''
*BB-33 BeyStadium Wide Square Type ''(March 28th, 2009)''
*BB-34 [[Light Launcher]] Orange ''(March 28th, 2009)''
*BB-35 Booster [[Flame Sagittario C145S]] ''(April 25th, 2009)''
*BB-36 [[Metal Face]] ''(April 25th, 2009)''
*BB-37 [[Random Booster Light Vol.2 Wind Aquario 100HF/S]] ''(May 23rd, 2009)''
*BB-38 [[BeyLauncher]] Iron Grey ''(May 23rd, 2009)''
*BB-39 [[Shooters and Grips#MFB Grips|Carabiner Grip]] ''(May 23rd, 2009)''
*BB-40 Booster [[Dark Bull H145SD]] ''(June 20th, 2009)''
*BB-41 [[BeyStadium Super Attack Type]] ''(June 20th, 2009)''
*BB-42 BeyCarrier Waist Type ''(June 20th, 2009)''
*BB-43 Starter [[Lightning L Drago 100HF]] ''(July 18th, 2009)''
*BB-44 [[Random Booster Vol.3 Stardust Pegasis]] ''(July 18th, 2009)''
*BB-45 [[Random Booster Light Vol.3 Clay Aries ED145B]] ''(August 8th, 2009)''
*BB-46 BeyStadium Standard Type ''(August 8th, 2009)''
*BB-47 Starter [[Earth Aquila 145WD]] ''(September 19th, 2009)''
*BB-48 Booster [[Flame Libra T125ES]] ''(September 19th, 2009)''
*BB-49 Angle Compass ''(September 19th, 2009)''
*BB-50 Booster [[Storm Capricorne M145Q]] ''(October 24th, 2009)''
*BB-51 Extreme BeyStadium ''(October 24th, 2009)''
*BB-52 BeyCarrier Hard Type ''(October 24th, 2009)''
*BB-53 [[Shooters and Grips#MFB Grips|Digital Power Launcher Pegasis Version]] ''(November 14th, 2009)''
*BB-54 [[Shooters and Grips#MFB Grips|Digital Power Launcher L Drago Version]] ''(November 14th, 2009)''
*BB-55 Booster [[Dark Cancer CH120SF]] ''(November 21st, 2009)''
*BB-56 [[Hybrid Wheel Reshuffle Set (Attack and Balance)]] ''(November 21st, 2009)''
*BB-57 [[Hybrid Wheel Reshuffle Set (Stamina and Defense)]] ''(November 21st, 2009)''
*BB-58 [[BeyLauncher#BeyLauncher Suspension|Beylauncher Suspension]] ''(November 21st, 2009)''
*BB-59 Starter [[Burn Phoenix 135MS]] ''(December 26th, 2009)''
*BB-60 [[Random Booster Vol. 4 Mirage Virgo]] ''(December 26th, 2009)''
*BB-61 Grip Rubber Red ''(December 26th, 2009)''
*BB-62 Grip Rubber Black ''(December 26th, 2009)''
*BB-63 Grip Rubber White ''(December 26th, 2009)''
*BB-64 [[Shooters and Grips#MFB Grips|Launcher Grip]] White ''(December 26th, 2009)''
*BB-65 [[Rock Escolpio T125JB]] ''(January 23rd, 2010)''
*BB-66 [[Metal Face]] Red ''(January 23rd, 2010)''
*BB-67 [[Metal Face]] Gun Metallic ''(January 23rd, 2010)''
*BB-68 [[BeyLauncher]] Metallic Orange ''(January 23rd, 2010)''
*BB-69 Starter [[Poison Serpent SW145SD]] ''(February 13th, 2010)''
*BB-70 Starter [[Galaxy Pegasis W105R²F]] ''(April 1st, 2010)''
*BB-71 Starter [[Ray Unicorno D125CS]] ''(April 1st, 2010)''
*BB-72 Booster [[Aquario 105F#Other Versions|Aquario 105F]] ''(April 1st, 2010)''
*BB-73 3 Segment Launcher Grip ''(April 1st, 2010)''
*BB-74 Booster [[Thermal Lacerta WA130HF]] ''(April 24th, 2010)''
*BB-75 [[Beyblade Deck Entry Set]] ''(April 24th, 2010)''
*BB-76 [[BB-76 Galaxy Pegasis DX Set|Galaxy Pegasis DX Set]] ''(April 24th, 2010)''
*BB-77 [[Bey Deck Case]] ''(April 24th, 2010)''
*BB-78 Booster Rock Giraffe R145WB ''(May 22nd, 2010)''
*BB-79 Metal Assist ''(May 22nd, 2010)''
*BB-80 Starter [[Gravity Perseus AD145WD]] ''(June 26th, 2010)''
*BB-81 Launcher Rubber ''(June 26th, 2010)''
*BB-82 [[Random Booster Vol.5 Grand Ketos]] ''(July 24th, 2010)''
*BB-83 Booster [[Pisces D125BS#Other Versions|Pisces]] DF145BS ''(July 24th, 2010)''
*BB-84 [[Metal Face#Metal Face Custom Ver. (MF2)|Metal Face Custom Ver. Clear]] ''(July 24th, 2010)''
*BB-85 [[Metal Face#Metal Face Custom Ver. (MF2)|Metal Face Custom Ver. Orange]] ''(July 24th, 2010)''
*BB-86 [[Beyblade Deck Attack And Defense Set|Beyblade Deck Attack & Defense Set]] ''(August 7th, 2010)''
*BB-87 Light Launcher 2 ''(August 28th, 2010)''
*BB-88 Starter Meteo L Drago LW105LF ''(September 18th, 2010)''
*BB-89 Booster Aries 145D ''(September 18th, 2010)''
*BB-90 LED Sight ''(September 18th, 2010)''
*BB-91 Booster [[Ray Gil 100RSF]] ''(October 23rd, 2010)''
*BB-92 Booster [[Galaxy Pegasis W105R²F]] ''(October 23rd, 2010)''
*BB-93 Booster [[Ray Unicorno D125CS]] ''(October 23rd, 2010)''
*BB-94 Tornado Beystadium ''(October 23rd, 2010)''
*BB-95 Booster [[Flame Byxis 230WD]] ''(November 20th, 2010)''
*BB-96 [[Beyblade Super Deck Set]] ''(November 20th, 2010)''
*BB-97 [[Ultimate Reshuffle Set Perseus Ver.]] ''(November 20th, 2010)''
*BB-98 [[Ultimate Reshuffle Set L-Drago Ver.]] ''(November 20th, 2010)''
*BB-99 Starter [[Hell Kerbecs BD145DS]] ''(December 28th, 2010)''
*BB-100 [[Random Booster Vol.6 Killer Beafowl]] ''(December 28th, 2010)''
*BB-101 Grip Support ''(December 28th, 2010)''
*BB-102 Booster Screw Capricorne 90MF ''(January 22nd, 2011)''
*BB-103 Snipe Launcher ''(January 22nd, 2011)''
*BB-P01 [[Vulcan Horuseus 145D]]
*BB-104 Starter [[Basalt Horogium 145WD]] ''(February 26th, 2011)''
*BB-105 Starter [[Big Bang Pegasis F:D]] ''(March 26th, 2011)''
*BB-106 Starter Fang Leone 130W2D ''(March 26th, 2011)''
*BB-107 [[Big Bang Pegasis DX Set]] ''(March 26th, 2011)''
*BB-108 Starter [[L-Drago Destroy F:S]] ''(April 23rd, 2011)''
*BB-109 [[Random Booster Vol.7 Beat Lynx]] ''(April 23rd, 2011)''
*BB-110 [[BeyLauncher]] Cosmo Blue ''(April 23rd, 2011)''
*BB-111 [[BeyLauncher]] Army Green ''(April 23rd, 2011)''
*BB-112 [[Shooters and Grips#MFB Grips|Karabiner Grip]] Heat Red ''(May 21st, 2011)''
*BB-113 Starter Scythe Kronos T125EDS ''(June 18th, 2011)''
*BB-114 Starter [[VariAres D:D]] ''(July 16th, 2011)''
*BB-115 [[BeyLauncher#BeyLauncher LR|BeyLauncher LR]] Heat Red ''(July 16th, 2011)''
*BB-116 [[Random Booster Vol.8 Jade Jupiter]] ''(August 6th, 2011)''
*BB-117 [[Strongest Blader Set]] ''(August 6th, 2011)''
*BB-118 Starter [[Phantom Orion B:D]] ''(September 24th, 2011)''
*BB-119 Starter [[Death Quetzalcoatl 125RDF]] ''(October 22nd, 2011)''
*BB-120 Ultimate Bey Ta Stadium ''(October 22nd, 2011)''
*BB-121 [[Beyblade Ultimate DX Set]] ''(November 18th, 2011)''
*BB-122 Starter [[Diablo Nemesis X:D]] ''(December 28th, 2011)''
*BB-123 [[Random Booster Vol.9 Fusion Hades]] ''(December 28th, 2011)''
*BB-124 Starter [[Kreis Cygnus 145WD]] ''(January 28th, 2012)''
*BB-125 Light Launcher LR Purple ''(January 28th, 2012)''
*BB-126 Starter [[Flash Sagittario 230WD]] ''(February 18th, 2012)''
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*BBG-01 Starter [[Samurai Ifraid W145CF]] ''(March 31st, 2012)''
*BBG-02 Synchrom Booster [[Shinobi Saramanda SW145SD]] ''(March 31st, 2012)''
*BBG-03 [[Beyblade Start Dash Set]] ''(March 31st, 2012)''
*BBG-04 Zero-G Stadium Attack Type ''(March 31st, 2012)''
*BBG-05 Zero-G Light Launcher ''(March 31st, 2012)''
*BBG-06 BeyCarrier Zero-G ''(March 31st, 2012)''
*BBG-07 Zero-G Launcher Grip ''(March 31st, 2012)''
*BBG-08 Synchrom Booster [[Pirates Orojya 145D]] ''(April 21st, 2012)''
*BBG-09 [[Zero-G Random Booster Vol.1 Thief Phoenic|Random Booster Vol. 1 Thief Phoenic E230GCF]] ''(April 21st, 2012)''
*BBG-10 Starter [[Guardian Revizer 160SB]] ''(May 19th, 2012)''
*BBG-11 Zero-G BeyStadium Defense Type ''(May 19th, 2012)''
*BBG-12 Synchrom Booster [[Archer Gryph C145S]] ''(June 23rd, 2012)''
*BBG-13 [[Beyblade Synchrom Battle Set]] ''(June 23rd, 2012)''
*BBG-14 Metal Stone Face Flame Red ''(June 23rd, 2012)''
*BBG-15 Metal Stone Face Ocean Blue ''(June 23rd, 2012)''
*BBG-16 Starter [[Dark Knight Dragooon LW160BSF]] ''(July 21st, 2012)''
*BBG-17 [[Zero-G Random Booster Vol.2 Archer Gargole]] ''(July 21st, 2012)''
*BBG-18 Zero-G Stadium Balance Type ''(August 11th, 2012)''
*BBG-19 Zero-G Launcher ''(August 11th, 2012)''
*BBG-20 Synchrom Booster [[Bandid Goreim DF145BS]] ''(August 11th, 2012)''
*BBG-21 [[First Zero-G Battle Set]] ''(August 11th, 2012)''
*BBG-22 Starter [[Berserker Begirados SR200BWD]] ''(September 15th, 2012)''
* BBG-23 [[Zero-G Random Booster Vol.3 Bandid Genbull F230TB]] ''(October 20th, 2012)''
* BBG-24 [[Beyblade Ultimate Synchrom DX Set Attack and Balance Type|Beyblade Ultimate Synchrom DX Set Attack & Balance Type]] ''(November 17th, 2012)''
* BBG-25 [[Beyblade Ultimate Synchrom DX Set Stamina and Defense Type|Beyblade Ultimate Synchrom DX Set Stamina & Defense Type]] ''(November 17th, 2012)''
* BBG-26 Starter [[Samurai Pegasis W105R²F]] ''(December 1st, 2012)''
* BBG-27 Starter [[Gladiator Bahamdia SP230GF]] ''(December 1st, 2012)''

==Upcoming Releases==

Diablo Nemesis X:D

2013-08-04T13:38:33Z

*Ginga*:

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{{Beybox
| image = DiabloNemesis_AttackMode.jpg
| full item name = Diablo Nemesis X:D
| item number = BB-122
| beyblade system = [[Metal Fight Beyblade]]
| beyblade type = [[Balance]]
}}

__TOC__

==Face: Nemesis==
This Face mark is quite simply a compound of the marks of the 13 Beyblades associated to 4D except [[Omega Dragonis 85XF|Omega Dragonis]]. From the bottom up towards the left, these details can be observed: the bottom of the [[VariAres D:D|VariAres]] Face; [[Death Quetzalcoatl]]'s Face's wing; [[Blitz Unicorno 100RSF|Unicorno II]]'s head; [[Big Bang Pegasis F:D|Pegasis III]]'s wing; [[L Drago Destroy F:S|L Drago III]]'s head; [[Jade Jupiter S130RB|Jupiter]]'s eagle head; [[Beat Lynx TH170WD|Lynx]]'s eye; [[Fang Leone 130W²D|Leone II]]'s paw; [[Scythe Kronos T125EDS|Kronos]]' scythe; [[Kreis Cygnus 145WD|Cygnus]]' head. More in the center, the eyes are reminescent of [[Phantom Orion B:D|Orion]]'s three eyeballs, however the unusual one in the middle is replaced with [[Duo Uranus 230WD|Uranus]]' mask piece. The big eye on the right also adorns [[Flash Sagittario 230WD|Sagittario]]'s arrow just like in its own Face mark, and the teeth region slightly resembles [[Fusion Hades AD145SWD|Hades]]'. Overall, this Face mark forms quite a chimera.

==4D Clear Wheel: Nemesis==
*'''Weight:''' 3.24 grams

Just like the Nemesis Face, the Nemesis 4D Clear Wheel is very complex. Its design unites several traits from other Beyblades. One whole half of Nemesis is engraved with feathers to illustrate Cygnus's feather. The other half is supposed to replicate the shapes on the outline of the Uranus 4D Clear Wheel. The two sides originate from two odd heads: the one that is associated with Uranus has some tendrils or whiskers, while the more beautiful, flowing side has a similar head with smoother lines. Officially, a part of Jupiter's Clear Wheel is also included in Nemesis, however the design is already saturated and it's unclear how Jupiter is related.

==4D Metal Wheel: Diablo==
*'''Weight:''' 52.16 grams

Diablo is one of the heaviest Metal Wheels in the game. Following the same scheme as all of Diablo Nemesis X:D's parts, the Diablo 4D Metal Wheel integrates several Beyblades' design points. Because Kreis Cygnus was not out at the time of Diablo Nemesis's release, the latter was the one to first introduce a semi-free-spinning gimmick, and the placement of the Metal Frame in Ultimate Balance Mode was also new to the hobby.

====Metal Frame====
*'''Weight:''' 27.47 grams
The main features of Diablo's Metal Frame are the three heads distributed largely along its circumference. One of them represents a lion head which is cut at the upper row of teeth. Part of its mane can be seen on each side of it. The smallest of the three heads is an engravement of of a lynx head with yellowish green eyes and two paws beside it, also cut off at its upper row of teeth. It occupies a very small height on the Metal Frame. The last head is a representation of the face that can be built with Phantom Orion in Stamina Mode. This time however, the smirk was replaced with a real snarl. Its eye stickers are blue. The biggest head is Leone's part and it has red eyes.

In Attack Mode, the Metal Frame is positioned upon the Core and is fixed. The three heads on it are all on the right side to observe them. The difference in the height of each head, with the lynx one being the smallest, creates varying relief all around the Clear Wheel. In this mode, you can choose between XF or S on X:D before the beginning of the battle.

When in Ultimate Balance Mode, the Metal Frame is actually flipped upside down, and placed below the Core, which was an innovation in Metal Fight Beyblade 4D. Since the Metal Frame simply rests in the space between the elevated Core and the 4D Bottom, it can rotate freely to a point: spinning on its own, the Metal Frame would not rotate independently. It is the impact of the opposing Beyblade that will make it spin semi-freely, either towards the right or towards the left depending on the spin direction of the opponent as well as its trajectory and angle of impact. Since Diablo's Metal Frame has three heads, it essentially has three positions it pauses on after each impact, and these new placements make the small pins on the top of X:D be pushed upon with varying gravity. This activates the descent of the sharp tip from X:D, completely or only half-way, or it retracts inside.

====Core====
*'''Weight:''' 24.69 grams
The underside of Diablo's Core has the smooth trails from Scythe which allow the latter's PC Frame to rotate freely on it. For Diablo, this means that the Metal Frame can rotate relatively cleanly when in Ultimate Balance Mode. Somehow, Blitz is included in the design of this Core, however it must be within the four walls on its inner circumference which allow the insertion of the Metal Frame in Attack Mode, just like with Blitz's structure. There is also arguably a link with Death's wings, mostly in the relief of the Core when observed from the side: it follows an irregular curve. Part of Fusion was integrated in the Core as well, most likely the small jagged border on one side of the Core. One smoothly carved part of the latter might belong to Flash/Flame Sagittario's Metal Wheel too. It seems that one of its traits is also borrowed from VariAres, but more distinguishably, a dragon's head and neck full of scales can clearly be recognised on the top design of Diablo's Core just as well as Big Bang's wing which follows right after the dragon.

==4D Bottom: X:D (X Drive)==
[[Image:Ultimate Balance Mode.jpg‎|thumb|Ultimate Balance Mode - sections of mode change]]
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|7.21 gram
|Full Width:
|37.95 mm
|Full Height:
|22.98 mm
|Second Height:
|21.01 mm
|}

X:D is the widest 4D Bottom to have been made. It extends almost all the way to the end of Diablo, to stop right within its Metal Frame. Following the same principle that Diablo Nemesis X:D is a collection of several Beyblades' features, X:D mixes L Drago Destroy's F:S and Big Bang Pegasis's F:D, in a way, but it mainly inherits from VariAres's D:D. X:D has three tips: XF, S, and a new one called S²D, for Stern Semi Defense. Stern is a German word for "star", and it appears specifically when talking about the Nemesis. Its tip change can be both automatic or fixed. In Attack Mode, you can choose XF or S, while in Ultimate Balance Mode, where it is only compatible with Diablo, you can automatically go from XF to S to S²D, or in the opposite order if the Beyblade fighting it hits Diablo Nemesis in the other direction or spins left itself. When launching, you can choose which tip you start on.
The mechanism housed inside X:D to provide the automatic tip change and tip selection is quite complex. For the fixed states, it all depends on the slight manual rotation of some flaps on the underside of this 4D Bottom. When the flap is more towards the left, its Extreme Flat Bottom is exposed, but when it gets turned towards slight right, the sharp tip protrudes. For the Ultimate Balance Mode, two small tabs simply get pushed down by the shapes of Diablo's Metal Frame, which contracts the spring inside X:D and makes the sharp tip come out more. In Attack Mode, to choose the tip, you need to push those tabs down, and then rotate the inner flaps.

==Other Versions==

* '''Diablo Nemesis X:D Dragren Ver.''' - from the [http://www.takaratomy.co.jp/products/gangan/event/event_201112dc.html Beyblade & B-Daman 2012 Dragon Campaign] Only 100 produced. (Red 4D Clear Wheel and 4D Metal Wheel, grey X:D, green stickers and yellow Face)
* '''Golden Diablo Nemesis (X:D)''' - Exclusive CoroCoro lottery in Strongest Dragonis 4D Guide, only 100 produced (Gold 4D Metal Wheel, red 4D Clear Wheel, clear black X:D, and black Face)

==Gallery==
====Diablo Nemesis X:D - Original Version====
<gallery>
Image:DiabloNemesis_UltimateBalanceModeConcept.JPG |Concept art for Diablo Nemesis' Ultimate Balance Mode
Image:DiabloNemesis-1.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - top view
Image:DiabloNemesis2.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - 3/4 view
Image:DiabloNemesis3.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - side view 1
Image:DiabloNemesis-4.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - side view 2
Image:DiabloNemesis5.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - side view 3
Image:Diablo Nemesis 6.jpg|‎Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - bottom view (Sharp)
Image:Diablo Nemesis-7.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - bottom view (Extreme Flat)
Image:DiabloNemesis8.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Ultimate Balance Mode (UBM) - top view
Image:DiabloNemesis9.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - UBM - 3/4 view
Image:DiabloNemesis-10.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - UBM - side view
Image:DiabloNemesis-11.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - UBM - bottom view (Extreme Flat)
Image:DiabloNemesis12.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - UBM - bottom view (Stern Semi Defense)
Image:DiabloNemesis13.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - UBM - bottom view (Sharp)
Image:DiabloNemesis-19.jpg‎|Diablo - Attack Mode
Image:DiabloNemesis18.jpg‎|Diablo - Ultimate Balance Mode
Image:Diablo Nemesis14.jpg‎|Diablo Core top view
Image:DiabloNemesis15.jpg‎|Diablo Core bottom view
Image:DiabloNemesis 16.jpg|Diablo Frame top view
Image:DiabloNemesis17.jpg‎|Diablo Frame bottom view
Image:DiabloNemesis20.jpg‎|Nemesis Clear Wheel
Image:Diablo Nemesis21.jpg‎|Nemesis 3/4 view
Image:DiabloNemesis22.jpg‎|X Drive top view
Image:DiabloNemesis23.jpg‎|X Drive - Extreme Flat - 3/4 view
Image:DiabloNemesis24.jpg‎|X Drive - Sharp - 3/4 view
</gallery>

====Diablo Nemesis X:D - Hasbro Hyperblade Version====
<gallery>
Image:Diablo Nemesis1.png|Diablo Nemesis Attack Mode
Image:Diablo Nemesis7.png|Diablo Nemesis Ultimate Balance Mode
Image:Diablo Nemesis2.png|Diablo Nemesis bottom view
Image:Diablo Nemesis3.png|Nemesis Clear Wheel
Image:Diablo Nemesis4.png|Diablo top view
Image:Diablo Nemesis5.png|Diablo bottom view
Image:Diablo Nemesis6.png|X Drive
</gallery>

====Diablo Nemesis X:D - Dragren Version====
<gallery>
Image:DiabloNemesisDragrenRedTop.jpg|Top view
Image:DiabloNemesisDragrenRedSide.jpg|Side view
Image:DiabloNemesisDragrenRedBottom.jpg|Bottom view
Image:DiabloNemesisDragrenVer.jpg
Image:DiabloNemesisDragrenVer2.jpg
</gallery>

==Overall==

[[Category:Metal Fight Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]

Counter Escolpio 145D

2013-08-03T14:42:59Z

*Ginga*:

{{Beybox
| image = Bb-86-b.jpg
| full item name = Counter Escolpio 145D
| item number = BB-86
| beyblade system = [[Metal Fight Beyblade#Hybrid Wheel System | Hybrid Wheel System]]
| beyblade type = [[Defense]]
}}

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'''Note:''' This Beyblade was released as apart of the Beyblade Deck Attack & Defense Set and was re-named "'''''Counter Scorpio 145D'''''" and released as a Starter instead of inside a Set by [[Hasbro]].

==Face: Escolpio==

The Face on this Beyblade depicts Scorpio, the eighth astrological sign in the Zodiac. In Hasbro's release, the "Escolpio" writing is smudged.

==Clear Wheel: Escolpio==
*'''Weight:''' 2.3 grams
The Escolpio Clear Wheel is of a black colour, featuring 2 "Stingers" on opposing ends of the Clear Wheel. It is the second lightest Clear Wheel available. Due to Escolpio's small shape and slopes, using Escolpio increases contact with the Metal Wheel, and decreases contact with the Clear Wheel. This is particularly useful for increasing a Beyblade's [[Smash Attack]] and its potential to destabilize the opposing Beyblade.

===Use in Attack Customization===

Escolpio can be used in the powerful Smash Attack combination ''Flash Escolpio GB145RF/R²F''.

==Metal Wheel: Counter==
*'''Weight:''' 29.2 Grams

Counter is styled like a HWS version of the Metal System [[Leone 145D | Leone]]. It possesses six similar mane-like projections that coronate its circumference. The gaps between the six projections are too small to provide consistent smash for a competitive [[Attack]] Customization. Counter still showcases fair [[Smash Attack]], but unlike Leone, it lacks the same degree of recoil. This is because the projecting paws are more compact and rounded than its counterpart’s. The lowered recoil makes it a better, albeit underwhelming, choice for a defensive combo.

===Use in Attack Customization===
If you somehow lack access to competitive wheels, Counter can be used to some degree of effectiveness in Smash Attack customs such as ''MF Counter Bull H145RF''.

==Track: 145==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|1.47 grams
|Full Width:
|20 mm
|Minimum Width:
|18 mm
|Height:
|14.50 mm
|}

145, along with its variants (C145, DF145, etc.), was once the highest Track available, until the 230 Track was released with [[Flame Byxis 230WD | Flame Byxis]]. It can be used in Stamina customs to great effect due to its tall height, which allows for more wobbling as the Beyblade loses its [[spin velocity]]. However, gimmick-paired Tracks like [[Hell Kerbecs BD145DS|BD145]] have immensely outclassed their original bare variant, on top of several taller gimmick Tracks surpassing 145 as well against heavy, mid-height Attackers. Even in Stamina battles, 145 does not offer enough balance: Tracks like [[Gravity Perseus AD145WD|AD145]] and [[Samurai Ifraid W145CF|W145]] provide a good center of gravity, and aid with a slight downforce to maintain stability.

==Bottom: Defense==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|0.68 gram
|Full Width:
|15.55 mm
|Tip Width:
|8.94 mm
|Full Height:
|8.89 mm
|Tip Height:
|7.59 mm
|}

This is a Defense Bottom, which acts as a wider version of a Sharp tip. When hit by an opponent, a Beyblade with this Bottom will have lessened recoil and will recover from attacks more efficiently than a Sharp Tip. However, while recovering, the Defense Bottom will cause the Beyblade to lose some stamina, caused by the added friction.

===Use in Stamina customization===

D can be put to use in the combination ''Duo Cygnus 230D''. D is a superior choice for 230 because it retains balance more easily than WD.

==Other Versions==
*'''Rock Scorpio T125JB''' - Hasbro BEYBLADE: Metal Fusion Starter
*'''Poison Scorpio M145Q''' - Hasbro BEYBLADE: Metal Fusion Burning Firestrike Faceoff Set (Opaque dark gray Clear Wheel)
*'''Killer Escolpio 100D''' - Random Booster Vol. 6 (Transparent green-grey Clear Wheel)
*'''Burn Escolpio 100RF''' - Random Booster Vol. 6 (Transparent dark grey Clear Wheel with turquoise stickers)
*'''Counter Scorpio''' - Hasbro BEYBLADE: Metal Masters Starter

==Gallery==
<gallery>

</gallery>

==Overall==
This Beyblade features two top tier parts: 145 and D. However, considering these parts can be found in more useful releases '''this Beyblade should only be bought for collection purposes.'''

[[Category:Metal Fight Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]

Hyper Aquario 105F

2013-08-03T13:03:16Z

*Ginga*: /* Use in Defense Customization */

{{Beybox
| image = HAquario.jpg
| full item name = Hyper Aquario 105F
| item number = BB-72
| beyblade system = [[Metal Fight Beyblade]]
| beyblade type = [[Attack]]
}}

[[Hyper Aquario 105F]] is a Beyblade in [[Hasbro]]'s Legend Series; a series characterized by the redesign of Metal System Wheels–like Aquario–into Hybrid Wheel System Metal Wheels.
==Face: Aquario==
The Face on this Beyblade depicts Aquarius, the eleventh astrological sign in the Zodiac.

==Clear Wheel: Aquario==
*'''Weight:''' 3.2 grams
Aquario’s original release color is navy, featuring a wave pattern which repeats itself four times. This release is a pearlescent blue color. It is amongst the heaviest Clear Wheels, making it one of the best Clear Wheel choices for HWS-based [[Defense]] customizations.

===Use in Defense Customization===
Aquario is the Clear Wheel of choice in the top-tier Defense Combination ''MF-H Duo Aquario BD145CS''.

===Use in Stamina Customization===
Aquario's great weight distribution has good synergy with the [[Duo Uranus 230WD#4D Metal Wheel: Duo | Duo]] Metal Wheel in the top-tier Stamina Combination ''Duo Aquario TH170D''.

==Metal Wheel: Hyper==
*'''Weight:''' 28.49 grams
The Hyper Metal Wheel is the HWS equivalent of Metal System Aquario. It has four main 'wings' that resemble waves of water. There is a coat of silver paint over the Metal Wheel, which is considerably more durable than normal paint, and blue paint in the center. It is hollow, lightweight, and has an abundance of [[Recoil]] that hinders its [[Attack]] to the point of having next to none. Because of this, it is severely outclassed by wheels such as [[VariAres D:D#4D Metal Wheel: VariAres | VariAres]], [[Blitz Unicorno 100RSF#4D Metal Wheel: Blitz | Blitz]], and [[Beat Lynx TH170WD#4D Metal Wheel: Beat | Beat]]. Like most other Metal Wheels from the Hasbro Legend Series, it cannot compare to its Metal System predecessor, though it too was outclassed in its time.

==Track: 105==
*'''Weight:''' 1 gram
This track is currently the fourth lowest track available, but is outclassed in terms of Attack and Stamina by the 85, 90, and 100 Tracks. 105 has no problem with floor scrapes, but still is an outclassed part and should only be chosen when none of the aforementioned Tracks are available.

==Bottom: Flat==
*'''Weight:''' 1 gram
The Flat Bottom has a plastic flat tip, which gives it an offensive movement pattern. It is the equivalent of Flat Core (HMS) or SG Flat (Plastic). The F Bottom has a hard time retaining a flower pattern, due to it being plastic, which results in it having less grip to the stadium floor than a rubber bottom. F has been overshadowed by countless other Attack Bottoms such as [[Mercury Anubis 85XF#Bottom: XF |XF]], [[Screw Capricorne 90MF#Bottom: MF | MF]], [[Storm Pegasis 105RF#Bottom: RF | RF]], and [[Galaxy Pegasis W105R²F#Bottom: R²F | R²F]].

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:HyperAquario.jpg|Hyper Aquario 105F
Image:HABottom.jpg|Hyper Aquario 105F bottom view
Image:HyperTopView.jpg|Hyper Metal Wheel top view
Image:HyperBottomView.jpg|Hyper Metal Wheel bottom view
Image:AquarioCW.jpg|Aquario Clear Wheel
Image:AquarioFace.jpg|Aquario Face
Image:105Track.jpg|105
Image:FBottom.jpg|F
</gallery>

==Overall==
'''Hyper Aquario 105F''' is comprised of mostly outclassed parts, save for Aquario. '''There is little to no reason to purchase this Beyblade outside of collection purposes.'''

[[Category:Metal Fight Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]

Beyblade Deck Attack And Defense Set

2013-08-03T13:00:48Z

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{{Correct title|Beyblade Deck Attack & Defense Set|reason=&}}

[[TAKARA-TOMY]] released this set on ''August 7th, 2010'' for approximately 2625 yen.
{{Setbox
| image = BeybladeDeckAttackandDefenseSet.jpg
| full item name = Beyblade Deck Attack & Defense Set
| item number = BB-86
| beyblade system = [[Metal Fight Beyblade]]
}}

__TOC__

== Contents ==

*[[Poison Giraffe S130MB]] (Clear black Face, Track and Bottom, purple Metal Wheel)
*Cyber Aquario 105RF (Turquoise Clear Wheel, clear blue Track and Bottom)
*[[Counter Escolpio 145D]] (Black Face and Clear Wheel, clear white Track and Bottom)
*[[Bey Deck Case]]

== Overall ==

This Set was released after the Beyblade Deck Entry Set to further promote the Deck System which TAKARA-TOMY installed in their Asian WBBA tournaments. Generally, that system consists of choosing three combos before the beginning of a BeyBattle and sealing them in the Bey Deck Case. A different Beyblade must be selected for each match, and the Metal Wheels usually have to be different. It can even be required that the customizations be different types. All these rules explain the variety of parts in this product. Interestingly, Beyblades from the Beyblade Deck Attack & Defense Set were even used by characters in the Metal Fight Beyblade Baku anime, which is unusual.

While this Set has interesting recolours, it is only decent competitively. While all of the Metal Wheels are outclassed, Aquario and Escolpio are top-tier Clear Wheels for [[Defense]] and [[Attack]], respectively. Moreover, RF and S130 also are top-tier Bottoms for Attack. 145 is decent for [[Stamina]] if better Tracks like W145 and AD145 are not available, and D is top-tier for Stamina as well. MB has also found a home in [[Balance]] Customizations, like the combo ''Duo Aquario 230 MB'', even though it is only decent for Defense.

This Set does have top-tier parts, but you can get them in cheaper alternatives, especially since Hasbro released Poison Giraffe S130MB as a Starter. Overall, '''there is no need to purchase this Set outside of collection purposes'''.

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Image:BeybladeDeckAttackandDefenseSet_Deck.jpg
Image:Deckset.jpg
Image:Bb-86-b.jpg
Image:PoisonGiraffe.jpg
Image:CyberAquario.png
</gallery>

[[Category:Set]]

Counter Escolpio 145D

2013-08-03T12:59:20Z

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{{Beybox
| image = Bb-86-b.jpg
| full item name = Counter Escolpio 145D
| item number = BB-86
| beyblade system = [[Metal Fight Beyblade#Hybrid Wheel System | Hybrid Wheel System]]
| beyblade type = [[Defense]]
}}

__TOC__
'''Note:''' This Beyblade was re-named "'''''Counter Scorpio 145D'''''" and released as a Starter instead of inside a Set by [[Hasbro]].

==Face: Escolpio==

The Face on this Beyblade depicts Scorpio, the eighth astrological sign in the Zodiac. In Hasbro's release, the "Escolpio" writing is smudged.

==Clear Wheel: Escolpio==
*'''Weight:''' 2.3 grams
The Escolpio Clear Wheel is of a black colour, featuring 2 "Stingers" on opposing ends of the Clear Wheel. It is the second lightest Clear Wheel available. Due to Escolpio's small shape and slopes, using Escolpio increases contact with the Metal Wheel, and decreases contact with the Clear Wheel. This is particularly useful for increasing a Beyblade's [[Smash Attack]] and its potential to destabilize the opposing Beyblade.

===Use in Attack Customization===

Escolpio can be used in the powerful Smash Attack combination ''Flash Escolpio GB145RF/R²F''.

==Metal Wheel: Counter==
*'''Weight:''' 29.2 Grams

Counter is styled like a HWS version of the Metal System [[Leone 145D | Leone]]. It possesses six similar mane-like projections that coronate its circumference. The gaps between the six projections are too small to provide consistent smash for a competitive [[Attack]] Customization. Counter still showcases fair [[Smash Attack]], but unlike Leone, it lacks the same degree of recoil. This is because the projecting paws are more compact and rounded than its counterpart’s. The lowered recoil makes it a better, albeit underwhelming, choice for a defensive combo.

===Use in Attack Customization===
If you somehow lack access to competitive wheels, Counter can be used to some degree of effectiveness in Smash Attack customs such as ''MF Counter Bull H145RF''.

==Track: 145==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|1.47 grams
|Full Width:
|20 mm
|Minimum Width:
|18 mm
|Height:
|14.50 mm
|}

145, along with its variants (C145, DF145, etc.), was once the highest Track available, until the 230 Track was released with [[Flame Byxis 230WD | Flame Byxis]]. It can be used in Stamina customs to great effect due to its tall height, which allows for more wobbling as the Beyblade loses its [[spin velocity]]. However, gimmick-paired Tracks like [[Hell Kerbecs BD145DS|BD145]] have immensely outclassed their original bare variant, on top of several taller gimmick Tracks surpassing 145 as well against heavy, mid-height Attackers. Even in Stamina battles, 145 does not offer enough balance: Tracks like [[Gravity Perseus AD145WD|AD145]] and [[Samurai Ifraid W145CF|W145]] provide a good center of gravity, and aid with a slight downforce to maintain stability.

==Bottom: Defense==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|0.68 gram
|Full Width:
|15.55 mm
|Tip Width:
|8.94 mm
|Full Height:
|8.89 mm
|Tip Height:
|7.59 mm
|}

This is a Defense Bottom, which acts as a wider version of a Sharp tip. When hit by an opponent, a Beyblade with this Bottom will have lessened recoil and will recover from attacks more efficiently than a Sharp Tip. However, while recovering, the Defense Bottom will cause the Beyblade to lose some stamina, caused by the added friction.

===Use in Stamina customization===

D can be put to use in the combination ''Duo Cygnus 230D''. D is a superior choice for 230 because it retains balance more easily than WD.

==Other Versions==
*'''Rock Scorpio T125JB''' - Hasbro BEYBLADE: Metal Fusion Starter
*'''Poison Scorpio M145Q''' - Hasbro BEYBLADE: Metal Fusion Burning Firestrike Faceoff Set (Opaque dark gray Clear Wheel)
*'''Killer Escolpio 100D''' - Random Booster Vol. 6 (Transparent green-grey Clear Wheel)
*'''Burn Escolpio 100RF''' - Random Booster Vol. 6 (Transparent dark grey Clear Wheel with turquoise stickers)
*'''Counter Scorpio''' - Hasbro BEYBLADE: Metal Masters Starter

==Gallery==
<gallery>

</gallery>

==Overall==
This Beyblade features two top tier parts: 145 and D. However, considering these parts can be found in more useful releases '''this Beyblade should only be bought for collection purposes.'''

[[Category:Metal Fight Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]

Beyblade Deck Attack And Defense Set

2013-08-02T13:35:17Z

*Ginga*: /* Gallery */

{{Correct title|Beyblade Deck Attack & Defense Set|reason=&}}

[[TAKARA-TOMY]] released this set on ''August 7th, 2010'' for approximately 2625 yen.
{{Setbox
| image = BeybladeDeckAttackandDefenseSet.jpg
| full item name = Beyblade Deck Attack & Defense Set
| item number = BB-86
| beyblade system = [[Metal Fight Beyblade]]
}}

__TOC__

== Contents ==

*[[Poison Giraffe S130MB]] (Clear black Face, Track and Bottom, purple Metal Wheel)
*Cyber Aquario 105RF (Turquoise Clear Wheel, clear blue Track and Bottom)
*Counter Escolpio 145D (Black Face and Clear Wheel, clear white Track and Bottom)
*Bey Deck Case

== Overall ==

This Set was released after the Beyblade Deck Entry Set to further promote the Deck System which TAKARA-TOMY installed in their Asian WBBA tournaments. Generally, that system consists of choosing three combos before the beginning of a BeyBattle and sealing them in the Bey Deck Case. A different Beyblade must be selected for each match, and the Metal Wheels usually have to be different. It can even be required that the customizations be different types. All these rules explain the variety of parts in this product. Interestingly, Beyblades from the Beyblade Deck Attack & Defense Set were even used by characters in the Metal Fight Beyblade Baku anime, which is unusual.

While this Set has interesting recolours, it is only decent competitively. While all of the Metal Wheels are outclassed, Aquario and Escolpio are top-tier Clear Wheels for [[Defense]] and [[Attack]], respectively. Moreover, RF and S130 also are top-tier Bottoms for Attack. 145 is decent for [[Stamina]] if better Tracks like W145 and AD145 are not available, and D is top-tier for Stamina as well. MB has also found a home in [[Balance]] Customizations, like the combo ''Duo Aquario 230 MB'', even though it is only decent for Defense.

This Set does have top-tier parts, but you can get them in cheaper alternatives, especially since Hasbro released Poison Giraffe S130MB as a Starter. Overall, '''there is no need to purchase this Set outside of collection purposes'''.

== Gallery ==
<gallery>
Image:BeybladeDeckAttackandDefenseSet_Deck.jpg
Image:Deckset.jpg
Image:Bb-86-b.jpg
Image:PoisonGiraffe.jpg
Image:CyberAquario.png
</gallery>

[[Category:Set]]

File:CyberAquario.png

2013-08-02T13:34:53Z

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File:Deckset.jpg

2013-08-02T13:33:33Z

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File:Bb-86-b.jpg

2013-08-02T13:15:10Z

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Archer Gryph C145S

2013-07-26T20:45:12Z

*Ginga*: Article is up!

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{{ZeroGBeybox
| image = ArcherGryph.jpg
| full item name = Archer Gryph C145S
| item number = BBG-12
| beyblade system = [[Beyblade Zero-G]]
| beyblade type = [[Balance]]
| element = Thunder
}}

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==Metal Stone Face: Gryph==
*'''Weight:''' grams
The sticker on Archer Gryph's Metal Stone Faces illustrates the eagle part of a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Griffin Griffin/Gryphon/Griffon].

==Chrome Wheel: Gryph==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|30.4 grams
|Full Width:
|46.09 mm
|Minimum Width:
|45.06 mm
|Full Height:
|5.01 mm
|}

Similar to the Leone Wheel, Gryph consists of eight distinct sections. Four of them have spikes curved in a right-spin direction, and the other half of the sections mostly constitutes of straight boulders like on Bakushin. One of the latter sections is however in the shape of an eagle head viewed from a profile perspective, with the orb from the Crystal Wheel showing right at the left border of the head. Opposite of the eagle head, Gryph has one main contact point that helps to provide Force Smash on the bottom of a Synchrom and Upper Smash on the top.

===When used as the top Chrome Wheel in a Synchrom===

When used as a top Chrome Wheel, Gryph's compact shape makes it barely extend beyond other Chrome Wheels' circumferences. Unfortunately, this means it can't make solid contact in most cases.

However, Gryph performs excellently on one Chrome Wheel: Pegasis. Because of the direction of Pegasis' smaller wings, Pegasis has more Smash on the bottom of a right-spin Synchrom customization. Gryph can fully expose those contact points, as well as help to increase the spin velocity of the combo. As such, it can be used in the Attack combination MSF-H Pegasis Gryph W145R²F. If Pegasis isn't available, Ifraid can be used.

===When used as the bottom Chrome Wheel in a Synchrom===

Gryph, similar to its situation when at the top of a Synchrom, does not go past many Chrome Wheels on the bottom of a Synchrom. However, its smaller diameter helps in two ways: an increase in spin velocity due to the concentration of the weight, and revealing the contact points of the other Chrome Wheel. Gryph can enhance the top Chrome Wheel by giving it a higher RPM, which will allow more contact points to hit. Gryph also has a good amount of Force smash, which can help when facing lower opponents. Despite this, it is still outclassed by Chrome Wheels in Synchrom with themselves, such as the Wyvang Wyvang Synchrom. If two Wyvangs are not at a Blader's disposition, however, it can be used as a substitute in combos such as MSF-H Gryph Wyvang GB145R²F.

===When used in Synchrom with itself===

Gryph can fully expose its main contact points when combined in Synchrom with itself, which creates a powerful Smash Attack customization. It also has a lot of [[Force Smash]], due to its large Force Smash slopes. Despite this, Chrome Wheels such as Wyvang and Begirados outperform Gryph for Smash Attack.

The Gryph Gryph Synchrom does find use in Balance customs though. Thanks to Gryph's Force Smash, it can KO Stamina Types when used on a high-Track Balance combo. When paired with the E230 Track, it can also outspin most Defense Types that have tall Tracks because of the grinding from E230's disk. Thus, combining it with E230 helps defend against attackers and grind down the stamina of [[Defense]] Types. On top of that, with the Bottom BSF, which has nice stamina while still having the tendency to roam around the stadium, Gryph Gryph has excellent use in the custom MSF-H Gryph Gryph E230 BSF.

==Crystal Wheel: Archer==
*'''Weight:''' 5.16 grams
Archer has large curves from a bow protruding around one half of its circumference, with some fancy string details engraved in the rest of the design, notably where the crystal is located. Like any other Crystal Wheel, Archer is however too light to be effective versus all Synchrom customizations as well as most 4D combinations.

==Track: Claw 145==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|3.2 grams
|Maximum Width:
|34.0 mm
|Minimum Width:
|27.0 mm
|Full Height:
|14.50 mm
|Claws & Platform Height:
|7.8 mm
|}

C145 has three wings which extend outwards, each separately joined onto the underside of the Track. These are free-moving, and hence when the Beyblade is launched, these point outwards due to spin velocity. Their free-moving nature makes them decently effective for defensive purposes, as they are able to withstand low hits to the Track without significant spin loss, effectively absorbing the shock by rotating inwards. Furthermore, the Track is heavier than non-gimmicked Tracks such as 145, providing extra weight essential for Defense. As such, the Track used to be an essential part for current Defense customizations in old metagames, however the release of many wider, heavier and taller Tracks has rendered C145 useless now. Even in Zero-G Stadiums, when the Beyblade wobbles, the claws might have impact with the floor, causing loss of balance, severe loss of stamina or resulting in the Beyblade completely ceasing to spin.

==Bottom: Sharp==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|0.6 gram
|Full Width:
|15.91 mm
|Tip Width:
|4.14 mm
|Full Height:
|8.83 mm
|Tip Height:
|6.82 mm
|Tip Angle:
|35°
|}
Sharp was released as Spike in the Hasbro release.The Sharp Bottom offers very little movement and as such provides no Attack potential. The pointed tip allows for very little friction between the Bottom and the stadium surface, which helps prevent the loss of [[spin velocity]]. However, due to the fine nature of the tip, the Bottom is easily knocked off balance, and hence is outclassed by superior alternatives such as D or SD.

==Other Versions==
*'''Gryph Dragooon SA165WSF Coro Dra Model''' - Special CoroCoro Lottery Campaign, only 10 were available (Dark Dragooon, Track and Bottom, red Gryph)
*'''Pirates Gryph 160CF''' - BBG-17 Random Booster Vol. 2 Archer Gargole SA165WSF (Purple stickers)
*'''Shinobi Gryph WD145TB''' - BBG-23 Random Booster Vol. 3 Bandid Genbull F230TB (Pink and purple stickers)
*'''Gryph Girago WA130HF''' - BBG-24 Ultimate Synchrom DX Set Attack & Balance Type (Red, blue and purple stickers)

==Gallery==

====Archer Gryph C145S====
<gallery>
Image:Archerofficial.jpg|Official render of Archer
Image:Archgryph1.jpg|Archer Gryph front view
Image:Archgryph2.jpg|Archer Gryph underside view
Image:Archgryph3.jpg|Archer Gryph 3/4 view
Image:Archgryph4.jpg|Archer Gryph (Crystal mode up) front view
Image:Archgryph5.jpg|Archer Gryph (Crystal mode up) side view
Image:Archgryph6.jpg|Archer Gryph (Crystal mode up ) 3/4 view
Image:Archgryph7.jpg|Archer Gryph Metal Stone Face
Image:Archgryph8.jpg|Gryph top view
Image:Archgryph9.jpg|Gryph underside view
Image:Archgryph10.jpg|Archer top view
Image:Archgryph11.jpg|Archer underside view
Image:Archgryph12.jpg|C145
Image:Archgryph13.jpg|S
</gallery>

====Gryph Dragooon SA165WSF====
<gallery>
Image:GryphDragooonSA165WSF.jpg|Gryph Dragooon SA165WSF
</gallery>

==Overall==

Gryph is an excellent replacement in Attack combos, and has great use in Balance customs as well. While Archer, C145, and S have no competitive use, Archer Gryph also includes a Metal Stone Face, which is useful for all kinds of customizations. This, combined with the potential of the Gryph Chrome Wheel, means '''all Bladers should own multiples of this Beyblade.'''

[[Category:Metal Fight Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]
[[Category:Zero-G]]

Beyblade Synchrom Battle Set

2013-06-19T12:10:39Z

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[[TAKARA-TOMY]] released this set on ''June 23rd, 2012'' for approximately 2100 yen.
{{Setbox
| image = beybladesynchrombattleset.jpg
| full item name = Beyblade Synchrom Battle Set
| item number = BBG-13
| beyblade system = [[Beyblade Zero-G]]
}}

__TOC__

==Content==

*[[Pirates Killerken A230JSB]]
*[[Samurai Ifraid W145CF]] (Clear yellow Stone Face, Track and Bottom, clear orange Crystal Wheel, red and grey Chrome Wheel stickers)
*[[Zero-G Light Launcher]] (Orange)

==Overall==

Pirates Killerken and Samurai Ifraid both possess great competitive parts. However, all of these interesting parts (Killerken, A230, JSB, Ifraid) are included in more worthwhile subsequent releases: the [[Beyblade Ultimate Synchrom DX Set Attack and Balance Type|Beyblade Ultimate Synchrom DX Set Attack & Balance Type]] and the [[Beyblade Ultimate Synchrom DX Set Attack and Balance Type|Beyblade Ultimate Synchrom DX Set Attack & Balance Type]]. At the time of this Set's release, Killerken was exclusive to it, but it then become an overall obsolete purchase due to the aforementioned Sets. Only W145 and CF, useful in Stamina and Attack respectively, are not comprised in the Ultimate Synchrom DX Sets, yet they can be obtained through more widely spread releases. Finally, the Zero-G Light Launcher provides no greater power than a regular BeyLauncher even if it offers more convenient launching angle for Zero-G Stadiums, allowing Bladers to come in contact as little as possible during launch. Generally, '''this Set should only be purchased for collection purposes, or to obtain a second Killerken Chrome Wheel for Synchrom with itself and conveniently get Samurai Ifraid's good parts'''.

==Gallery==

Draciel MS

2013-04-14T12:17:03Z

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{{Beybox
| image = DracielMS.jpg
| full item name = Draciel Metal Shield
| item number = A-125
| beyblade system = [[HMS]]
| beyblade type = [[Defense]]
| starter or booster =
}}

__TOC__

== Takara/Hasbro Difference ==
[[Takara]] released [[Draciel MS]] with a 15 gram [[Circle Wide]] while [[Hasbro]] neglected this and released it with a standard 14 gram Circle Wide.

== Attack Ring (AR): Metal Shield/Metal Defense ==

* '''Weight:''' 17 grams

Metal Defense has a plastic caul with four spikes and a metal frame with four metal spikes. This part is pretty useless. It has very high recoil and there are way better attack rings for defensive purposes.

== Weight Disk (WD): Circle Wide ==

* '''Weight:''' 14/15 grams

Takara Draciel MS comes with a special mould [[Circle Wide]] that weighs 15 grams (others are 14g).

See [[Circle Wide]]

== Running Core (RC): Sharp Core ==

* '''Weight:''' 2 grams
This running core is probably considered the HMS recreation of SG Sharp. Unfortunately, it also came with the same downfalls as an SG Sharp. Sharp Core's height allows it to be taller then most Running Cores. This causes it to be off balance and can easily be toppled over. While with certain combinations this can be used as an advantage, there are far better choices for that type than Sharp Core. This part is out of date in the Bey-Community and is almost useless.

== Other Versions ==
* [[Draciel MS]] - [[HMS 5 Saint Beasts Booster]] Version (Proto Grey)
* [[Draciel MS]] - [[HMS_Boosters#Beyblade_Fukobako_.28Lucky_Box.29_2004|Beyblade Fukubako 2004]] Version (Blue)
* [[Draciel MS]] - Black Recolor Version

==Gallery==

====Draciel MS - Original Version====
<gallery>
Image:Draciel ms sticker.jpg|Sonokong sticker sheet
Image:DracielMS1.jpg|Takara sticker sheet
Image:DracielMS2.jpg|Metal Defense Attack Ring without stickers
Image:DracielMS3.jpg|BP, WD and RC
Image:DracielMS4.jpg|Metal Defense Attack Ring
Image:DracielMS5.jpg|Top view
Image:DracielMS6.jpg|3/4 view
Image:DracielMS7.jpg|Side view
Image:DracielMS8.jpg|Bottom view
</gallery>

====Draciel MS - Black Recolor Version====
<gallery>
Image:DracielMS_Black1.jpg|Draciel MS (black) top view
Image:DracielMS_Black2.jpg|Draciel MS (black) side view
Image:DracielMS_Black3.jpg|Draciel MS (black) underside view
</gallery>

== Overall ==
Because of Metal Defense's high recoil and Sharp Core's height Draciel MS gets knocked off balance very easily. This blade is the weakest of the first three HMS blades released however it is completely worth getting. Having a 15 gram Circle Wide is extremely advantageous.

[[Category:HMS Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]

Beyblade Price Reference List

2013-02-23T20:33:01Z

*Ginga*: Did some HMS.

{| class="wikitable"
| '''Beyblade Product''' || '''Initial Price at Release''' || '''Estimated Current Price'''
|-
| [[Ultimate Dragoon | #1 Starter Ultimate Dragoon]] || align="right" | 680 yen || align="right" | y
|-
| [[Saizo | #2 Starter Saizo]] || align="right" | 680 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[Ultimate Frostic Dranzer | #3 Starter Ultimate Frostic Dranzer]] || align="right" | 680 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[Gekiryu-oh | #4 Booster Gekiryu-Oh]] || align="right" | 380 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[Megaro Arm | #5 Booster Megaro-Arm]] || align="right" | 380 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[Spark Knight | #6 Booster Spark Knight]] || align="right" | 380 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[Polta | #7 Booster Polta]] || align="right" | 380 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[Bistool | #8 Booster Bistool]] || align="right" | 380 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[Makendo | #9 Booster Makendo]] || align="right" | 380 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[#10 BeyStadium]] || align="right" | 800 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[#11 BeyShooter]] || align="right" | 680 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[#12 Spark Disk]] || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[Jumping Base | #13 Jumping Base]] || align="right" | 380 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[#14 BeyBattle Set]] || align="right" | 2500 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[#15 Booster Bakushin-Oh]] || align="right" | 380 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[Bump King | #16 Booster Bump King]] || align="right" | 380 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[Dragoon Grip Attacker | #17 Starter Dragoon Grip Attacker]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[Metal Dragoon Bearing Stinger | #18 Booster Metal Dragoon Bearing Stinger]] || align="right" | 680 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[#19 EZ Shooter Grip]] || align="right" | 380 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[#20 EZ Shooter]] || align="right" | 280 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[#21 BeyStadium U Type]] || align="right" | 800 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[#22 Starter Bound Attacker]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[#23 Booster Bound Defenser]] || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[#24 Sliding Shooter]] || align="right" | 680 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[#25 Starter Roller Attacker]] || align="right" | 680 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[Roller Defenser | #26 Booster Roller Defenser]] || align="right" | 380 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[#27 Starter Dranzer Auto Change Balancer]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[#28 BeyBattle Set Deluxe]] || align="right" | 3500 yen || align="right" |
|-
| [[#29 Power Shooter]] || align="right" | 680 yen || align="right" |
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| [[#30 Starter Wing Attacker]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
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| [[#31 Booster Wing Defenser]] || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Draciel Metal Ball Defenser | #32 Starter Draciel Metal Ball Defenser]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
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| [[#33 Starter Sparkling Attacker]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Dragoon S | #34 Starter Dragoon S]] || align="right" | 880 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Driger S | #35 Starter Driger S]] || align="right" | 680 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Death Driger | #36 Booster Death Driger]] || align="right" | 380 yen || align="right" |
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| [[#37 Bey Grip Shooter]] || align="right" | 680 yen || align="right" |
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| [[#38 BeyStadium Set]] || align="right" | 2500 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Knight Dranzer | #39 Booster Knight Dranzer]] || align="right" | 380 yen || align="right" |
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| [[#40 Starter Metal Draciel]] || align="right" | 680 yen || align="right" |
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| [[#41 EZ Shooter Grip (Clear)]] || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
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| [[#42 Catapult Grip]] || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
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| [[#43 BeyStadium Tournament Dome]] || align="right" | 3500 yen || align="right" |
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| [[#44 Booster Bakutenryuu Hayate]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
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| [[#45 Booster Bakutenryuu Zinrai]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
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| [[#46 Booster Bakutenryuu Raiden]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Kid Dragoon | #47 Starter Kid Dragoon]] || align="right" | 680 yen || align="right" |
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| [[#48 Booster Kid Draciel]] || align="right" | 380 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Dragoon S | A-1 Starter Dragoon S (Anime Version)]] || align="right" | 880 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Dranzer S | A-2 Starter Dranzer S]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
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| [[ Galeon | A-3 Starter Galeon]] || align="right" | 680 yen || align="right" |
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| [[A-4 Spring Shooter]] || align="right" | 680 yen || align="right" |
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| [[A-5 BeyStadium Triple Step Type]] || align="right" | 980 yen || align="right" |
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| [[A-6 Bearing Gyros Magical Stander]] || align="right" | 980 yen || align="right" |
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| [[A-7 Bearing Gyros Magical Balancer]] || align="right" | 980 yen || align="right" |
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| [[A-8 Bearing Gyros Magical Layer]] || align="right" | 980 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Galzzly | A-9 Booster Galzzly]] || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Galman | A-10 Booster Galman]] || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Wolborg | A-11 Booster Wolborg]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Seaborg|A-12 Booster Seaborg]] || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
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| [[A-13 Booster Bakutenryuu Shin Hayate]] || align="right" | 880 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Draciel S | A-14 Starter Draciel S]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
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| A-15 Sniper Grip || align="right" | 880 yen || align="right" |
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| A-16 Bey Challenge Set || align="right" | 1980 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Trygle | A-17 Starter Trygle]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Trypio | A-18 Booster Trypio]] || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
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| A-19 Dragoon Shooter DX || align="right" | 3980 yen || align="right" |
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| A-20 Driger Shooter DX || align="right" | 3980 yen || align="right" |
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| A-21 DX Shooter Code || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-22 EZ Shooter || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-23 Winder (Blue & White) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-24 Starter Driger F || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Dragoon F | A-25 Starter Dragoon F]] || align="right" | 880 yen || align="right" |
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| A-26 BeyStadium Attack Type || align="right" | 980 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Dranzer F | A-27 Starter Dranzer F]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Griffolyon|A-28 Booster Griffolyon]] || align="right" | 980 yen || align="right" |
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| A-29 Dranzer Shooter DX || align="right" | 3980 yen || align="right" |
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| A-30 BeyStadium Endurance Type || align="right" | 980 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Master Dragoon | A-31 Booster Master Dragoon]] || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
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| A-32 Booster Master Dranzer || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
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| A-33 Booster Master Draciel || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
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| A-34 Booster Salamalyon || align="right" | 880 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Draciel F | A-35 Starter Draciel F]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
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| A-36 Starter Wyborg || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Master Driger | A-37 Booster Master Driger]] || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
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| A-38 BeyStadium Ultimate || align="right" | 5800 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Wolborg 2 | A-39 Booster Wolborg 2]] || align="right" | 780 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Seaborg 2 | A-40 Booster Seaborg 2]] || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Dragoon V | A-41 Starter Dragoon V]] || align="right" | 880 yen || align="right" |
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| A-42 Booster Metal Dranzer || align="right" | 580 yen || align="right" |
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| A-43 Customize Grip || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
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| A-44 BeyStadium Magne Type || align="right" | 2500 yen || align="right" |
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| A-45 Magne Block S || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
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| A-46 Magne Try Set || align="right" | 1980 yen || align="right" |
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| [[Flash Leopard | A-47 Booster Flash Leopard]] || align="right" | 480 yen || align="right" |
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| A-48 Magne Spin Gear || align="right" | 380 yen || align="right" |
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| A-49 BeyBattle Analyzer (Blue) || align="right" | 2980 yen || align="right" |
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| A-50 BeyBattle Analyzer (Black) || align="right" | 2980 yen || align="right" |
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| A-51 Neck Strap || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-52 Paint Kit (White [[Galeon]]) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-53 Starter Driger V || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-54 Starter Flash Leopard 2 || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-55 Bey Ultimate Shooter (Silver) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Dranzer V|A-56 Starter Dranzer V]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-57 Rubber Grip (Black) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-58 Rubber Grip (Orange) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-59 Spring Support || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-60 Customize Grip (Gun Metallic) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-61 BeyStadium Wide Type || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-62 Bey Ultimate Shooter (Black) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-63 Paint Kit (White [[Galzzly]]) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-64 Booster Cyber Dragoon || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-65 Metal Trigger || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-66 Paint Kit (White [[Galman]]) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-67 Starter Draciel V || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-68 Sniper Scope || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Dragoon V2 | A-69 Starter Dragoon V2]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-70 Bit Finder || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-71 Bit Chip Collection 4 || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-72 Bey Max Shooter || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-73 Winder Grip (Blue) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-74 Winder Grip (Black) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Driger V2 | A-75 Booster Driger V2]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-76 Bey Ultimate Shooter (Blue/ Right Spin) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Voltaic Ape | A-77 Booster Voltaic Ape]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Gaia Dragoon V | A-78 Booster Gaia Dragoon V]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-79 Metal Grip || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-80 BeyStadium Magne Dome || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Dranzer V2 | A-81 Booster Dranzer V2]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Burning Kerberous | A-82 Booster Burning Kerberous]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-83 EZ Shooter Spring Custom || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-84 BeyStadium Wide Attack Type || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Draciel V2 | A-85 Booster Draciel V2]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-86 Sniper Compass || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-87 Magne Weight Disk || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-88 BeyStadium Super (Slope Type) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Dragoon G|A-89 Starter Dragoon G]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-90 Customize Grip (Off-White) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-91 Customize Grip (Gun Metallic) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-92 Rubber Grip (Light Blue) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-93 BeyStadium Attack Type (Tornado Type) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Driger G|A-94 Booster Driger G]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Metal Driger | A-95 Booster Metal Driger]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-96 Metal Trigger (Gold) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-97 Customize Grip (Sky Blue) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-98 Booster Rock Bison || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-99 Starter Dranzer G || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-100 Booster Wolborg 4 || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-101 G-Revolution Spring Support (Black) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-102 G-Revolution Trigger Grip (Sky Blue) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-103 Engine Gear Try Set || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-104 Booster Draciel G || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-105 Customize Grip (Green) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-106 Sniper Scope || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-107 BeyStadium Super Double Size Type || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-108 Booster Gaia Dragoon G || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-109 Booster Flame Pegasus || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-110 Starter BBA Attacker || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-111 Starter BBA Balancer || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Dragoon GT | A-112 Starter Dragoon GT]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-113 Roller Support || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-114 Starter BBA Defenser || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-115 Booster Bakutenryuu ZEO || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-116 Booster Bakutenryuu Avairon || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-117 Booster Dranzer GT || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-118 Spring Winder & EZ Shooter || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-119 G-Revolution EZ Shooter Power Custom || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-120 BeyStadium Double Tower || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-121 Engine Gear Customize (Purple) (with Metal Semi-Flat CEW) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-122 Starter BBA Survivor || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Gaia Dragoon MS | A-123 Starter Gaia Dragoon MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Driger MS | A-124 Starter Driger MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Draciel MS | A-125 Starter Draciel MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Dragoon MS | A-126 Starter Dragoon MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-127 Booster Gigars || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Griffolyon | A-128 Booster Bakutenryu Etanzel Dragon]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-129 Booster Zeus || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[HMS Twin Battle Bey Double Shooter Set | A-130 HMS Twin Battle Bey Double Shooter Set]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Dranzer MS|A-131 Booster Dranzer MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-132 HMS Customize Grip || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-133 HMS Rubber Grip (Blue) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-134 HMS Dual Shooter (String Version) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| A-135 Booster Bakutenryu Donitrus Dragon || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Einstein MS|A-136 Starter Einstein MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| '''Heavy Metal System'''
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| [[Dragoon MS UV | MA-01 Starter Dragoon MS Ultimate Version]] || align="right" | || align="right" | $150
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| MA-02 HMS Double Shooter || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| MA-03 BeyStadium Tornado Balance Type || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Death Gargoyle MS | MA-04 Booster Death Gargoyle MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" | $55
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| MA-05 HMS Spring Trigger (Silver) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| MA-06 HMS Dual Shooter (Light Blue) || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| MA-07 HMS G-Winder || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Wolborg MS | MA-08 Booster Wolborg MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" | $60
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| [[Advance Averazer | MA-09 Starter Advance Averazer]] || align="right" | || align="right" | $40
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| MA-10 HMS Custom Try Set || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Advance Guardian| MA-11 Starter Advance Guardian]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Advance Striker | MA-12 Starter Advance Striker]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| MA-13 HMS Winder Holder || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Advance Eterner | MA-14 Starter Advance Eterner]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Phantom Fox MS | MA-15 Booster Phantom Fox MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Dark Leopard MS | MA-16 Booster Dark Leopard MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| MA-17 BeyStadium Tornado Balance Type S || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Magical Ape MS | MA-18 Starter Magical Ape MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Round Shell MS | MA-19 Starter Round Shell MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Samurai Changer MS | MA-20 Booster Samurai Changer MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" | $75
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| MA-21 Starter Aero Knight MS || align="right" | || align="right" | $75
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| [[Jiraiya MS | MA-22 Booster Jiraiya MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" | $50
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| [[Bloody Devil MS | MA-23 Starter Bloody Devil MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| [[Shining God MS | MA-24 Starter Shining God MS]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| '''Metal Fight Beyblade'''
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| BB-00 [[Metal Fight Beyblade#Limited|Pegasis Prototype]] || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| BB-01 Starter [[Pegasis 105F]] || align="right" | 1554 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-02 Starter [[Bull 125SF]] || align="right" | 1554 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-03 Starter [[Sagittario 145S]] || align="right" | 819 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-04 Starter [[Leone 145D]] || align="right" | 819 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-05 Booster [[Pegasis 105F#Other Versions|Pegasis]] 145D || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-06 Booster [[Bull 125SF#Other Versions|Bull]] 145S || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-07 Booster [[Sagittario 145S#Other Versions|Sagittario]] 125SF || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-08 Booster [[Leone 145D#Other Versions|Leone]] 105F || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-09 [[Pegasis DX Set]] || align="right" | 3150 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-10 [[BeyStadium Attack Type (MFB)|BeyStadium Attack Type]] || align="right" | 1260 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-11 Starter [[Wolf D125B]] || align="right" | 819 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-12 Booster [[Wolf D125B#Other Versions|Wolf]] 105F || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-13 [[Random Booster Vol.1 Secret Aries]] || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-14 [[BeyStadium Balance Type]] || align="right" | 1260 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-15 [[Shooters and Grips#MFB Grips|Launcher Grip]] || align="right" | 525 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-16 [[Light Launcher#Beypointer|BeyPointer]] || align="right" | 1050 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-17 [[BeyLauncher]] || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-18 Booster [[Libra DF145BS]] || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-19 BeyStadium Stamina Type || align="right" | 1365 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-20 [[BeyBattle Try Set]] || align="right" | 5250 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-21 [[BB-21 Bey reshuffle Set Attack and Balance Type|Bey Reshuffle Set Attack & Balance Type]] || align="right" | 2625 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-22 [[BB-22 Bey Reshuffle Set Stamina and Defence type|Bey Reshuffle Set Stamina & Defense Type]] || align="right" | 2625 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-23 Starter [[L Drago 105F]] || align="right" | 1344 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-24 Booster [[Escolpio WD145B]] || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-25 [[Random Booster Vol.2 Legend Pisces]] || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-26 Booster [[Gemios DF145FS]] || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-27 Booster [[Capricorne 100HF]] || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-28 Starter [[Storm Pegasis 105RF]] || align="right" | 1260 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-29 Starter [[Dark Wolf DF145FS]] || align="right" | 892 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-30 Booster [[Rock Leone 145WB]] || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-31 [[Random Booster Light Vol.1 Mad Cancer CH120FS]] || align="right" | 367 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-32 Hybrid Wheel Match Set || align="right" | 3675 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-33 BeyStadium Wide Square Type || align="right" | 1680 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-34 [[Light Launcher]] Orange || align="right" | 315 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-35 Booster [[Flame Sagittario C145S]] || align="right" | 787 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-36 [[Metal Face]] || align="right" | 367 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-37 [[Random Booster Light Vol.2 Wind Aquario 100HF/S]] || align="right" | 367 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-38 [[BeyLauncher]] Iron Grey || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-39 [[Shooters and Grips#MFB Grips|Carabiner Grip]] || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-40 Booster [[Dark Bull H145SD]] || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-41 BeyStadium Super Attack Type || align="right" | 1365 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-42 BeyCarrier Waist Type || align="right" | 1050 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-43 Starter [[Lightning L Drago 100HF]] || align="right" | 1260 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-44 [[Random Booster Vol.3 Stardust Pegasis]] || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-45 [[Random Booster Light Vol.3 Clay Aries ED145B]] || align="right" | 367 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-46 BeyStadium Standard Type || align="right" | 2100 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-47 Starter [[Earth Aquila 145WD]] || align="right" | 892 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-48 Booster [[Flame Libra T125ES]] || align="right" | 787 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-49 Angle Compass || align="right" | 525 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-50 Booster [[Storm Capricorne M145Q]] || align="right" | 787 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-51 Extreme BeyStadium || align="right" | 5775 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-52 BeyCarrier Hard Type || align="right" | || align="right" |
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| BB-53 [[Shooters and Grips#MFB Grips|Digital Power Launcher Pegasis Version]] || align="right" | 2100 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-54 [[Shooters and Grips#MFB Grips|Digital Power Launcher L Drago Version]] || align="right" | 2100 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-55 Booster [[Dark Cancer CH120SF]] || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-56 [[Hybrid Wheel Reshuffle Set (Attack and Balance)]] || align="right" | 2625 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-57 [[Hybrid Wheel Reshuffle Set (Stamina and Defense)]] || align="right" | 2625 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-58 [[BeyLauncher#BeyLauncher Suspension|Beylauncher Suspension]] || align="right" | 315 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-59 Starter [[Burn Phoenix 135MS]] || align="right" | 892 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-60 [[Random Booster Vol. 4 Mirage Virgo]] || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-61 Grip Rubber Red || align="right" | 315 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-62 Grip Rubber Black || align="right" | 315 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-63 Grip Rubber White || align="right" | 315 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-64 [[Shooters and Grips#MFB Grips|Launcher Grip]] White || align="right" | 525 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-65 [[Rock Escolpio T125JB]] || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-66 [[Metal Face]] Red || align="right" | 367 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-67 [[Metal Face]] Gun Metallic || align="right" | 367 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-68 [[BeyLauncher]] Metallic Orange || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-69 Starter [[Poison Serpent SW145SD]] || align="right" | 892 yen || align="right" |
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| BB-70 Starter [[Galaxy Pegasis W105R²F]] || align="right" | 1600 yen || align="right" | $8
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| BB-71 Starter [[Ray Unicorno D125CS]] || align="right" | 1600 yen || align="right" | $10
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| BB-72 Booster [[Aquario 105F#Other Versions|Aquario 105F]] || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" | $7
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| BB-73 3 Segment Launcher Grip || align="right" | 577 yen || align="right" | $10
|-
| BB-74 Booster [[Thermal Lacerta WA130HF]] || align="right" | 787 yen || align="right" | $8
|-
| BB-75 Beyblade Deck Entry Set || align="right" | 2625 yen || align="right" | $17
|-
| BB-76 [[BB-76 Galaxy Pegasis DX Set|Galaxy Pegasis DX Set]] || align="right" | 3780 yen || align="right" | $50
|-
| BB-77 Bey Deck Case || align="right" | 525 yen || align="right" | $11
|-
| BB-78 Booster Rock Giraffe R145WB || align="right" | 787 yen || align="right" | $8
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| BB-79 Metal Assist || align="right" | 525 yen || align="right" | $5
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| BB-80 Starter [[Gravity Perseus AD145WD]] || align="right" | 1365 yen || align="right" | $13
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| BB-81 Launcher Rubber || align="right" | 315 yen || align="right" | $4
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| BB-82 [[Random Booster Vol.5 Grand Ketos]] || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" | $9
|-
| BB-83 Booster [[Pisces D125BS#Other Versions|Pisces]] DF145BS || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" | $5
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| BB-84 [[Metal Face#Metal Face Custom Ver. (MF2)|Metal Face Custom Ver. Clear]] || align="right" | 367 yen || align="right" | $5
|-
| BB-85 [[Metal Face#Metal Face Custom Ver. (MF2)|Metal Face Custom Ver. Orange]] || align="right" | 367 yen || align="right" | $5
|-
| BB-86 [[Beyblade Deck Attack And Defense Set|Beyblade Deck Attack & Defense Set]] || align="right" | 2625 yen || align="right" | $20
|-
| BB-87 Light Launcher 2 || align="right" | 367 yen || align="right" | $5
|-
| BB-88 Starter Meteo L Drago LW105LF || align="right" | 1260 yen || align="right" | $16
|-
| BB-89 Booster Aries 145D || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" | $7
|-
| BB-90 LED Sight || align="right" | 1260 yen || align="right" | $7
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| BB-91 Booster [[Ray Gil 100RSF]] || align="right" | 787 yen || align="right" | $7
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| BB-92 Booster [[Galaxy Pegasis W105R²F]] || align="right" | 787 yen || align="right" | $8
|-
| BB-93 Booster [[Ray Unicorno D125CS]] || align="right" | 787 yen || align="right" | $8
|-
| BB-94 Tornado Beystadium || align="right" | 5775 yen || align="right" | $50
|-
| BB-95 Booster [[Flame Byxis 230WD]] || align="right" | 787 yen || align="right" | $8
|-
| BB-96 [[Beyblade Super Deck Set]] || align="right" | 2415 yen || align="right" | $22
|-
| BB-97 Ultimate Reshuffle Set Perseus Version || align="right" | 3780 yen || align="right" | $50
|-
| BB-98 Ultimate Reshuffle Set L Drago Version || align="right" | 3780 yen || align="right" | $80
|-
| BB-99 Starter [[Hell Kerbecs BD145DS]] || align="right" | 945 yen || align="right" | $15
|-
| BB-100 [[Random Booster Vol.6 Killer Beafowl]] || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" | $10
|-
| BB-101 Grip Support || align="right" | 367 yen || align="right" | $4
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| BB-102 Booster Screw Capricorne 90MF || align="right" | 787 yen || align="right" | $8
|-
| BB-103 Snipe Launcher || align="right" | 472 yen || align="right" | $6
|-
| BB-P01 [[Vulcan Horuseus 145D]] || align="right" | -- || align="right" | $16
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| BB-104 Starter [[Basalt Horogium 145WD]] || align="right" | 945 yen || align="right" | $10
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| BB-105 Starter [[Big Bang Pegasis F:D]] || align="right" | 1260 yen || align="right" | $10
|-
| BB-106 Starter Fang Leone 130W2D || align="right" | 945 yen || align="right" | $10
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| BB-107 [[Big Bang Pegasis DX Set]] || align="right" | 3990 yen || align="right" | $60
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| BB-108 Starter [[L-Drago Destroy F:S]] || align="right" | 1260 yen || align="right" | $10
|-
| BB-109 [[Random Booster Vol.7 Beat Lynx]] || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" | $15
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| BB-110 [[BeyLauncher]] Cosmo Blue || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" | $12
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| BB-111 [[BeyLauncher]] Army Green || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" | $12
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| BB-112 [[Shooters and Grips#MFB Grips|Karabiner Grip]] Heat Red || align="right" | 525 yen || align="right" | $10
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| BB-113 Starter Scythe Kronos T125EDS || align="right" | 945 yen || align="right" | $10
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| BB-114 Starter [[VariAres D:D]] || align="right" | 1365 yen || align="right" | $10
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| BB-115 [[BeyLauncher#BeyLauncher LR|BeyLauncher LR]] Heat Red || align="right" | 735 yen || align="right" | $12
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| BB-116 [[Random Booster Vol.8 Jade Jupiter]] || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" | $12
|-
| BB-117 [[Strongest Blader Set]] || align="right" | 2625 yen || align="right" | $50
|-
| BB-118 Starter Phantom Orion B:D || align="right" | 1470 yen || align="right" | $10
|-
| BB-119 Starter [[Death Quetzalcoatl 125RDF]] || align="right" | 997 yen || align="right" | $10
|-
| BB-120 Ultimate Bey Ta Stadium || align="right" | 6825 yen || align="right" | $80
|-
| BB-121 [[Beyblade Ultimate DX Set]] || align="right" | 3780 yen || align="right" | $45
|-
| BB-122 Starter [[Diablo Nemesis X:D]] || align="right" | 1470 yen || align="right" | $10
|-
| BB-123 [[Random Booster Vol.9 Fusion Hades]] || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" | $12
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| BB-124 Starter [[Kreis Cygnus 145WD]] || align="right" | 997 yen || align="right" | $10
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| BB-125 Light Launcher LR Purple || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" | $10
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| BB-126 Starter [[Flash Sagittario 230WD]] || align="right" | 997 yen || align="right" | $10
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| '''Metal Fight Beyblade Zero-G'''
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| BBG-01 Starter [[Samurai Ifraid W145CF]] || align="right" | 997 yen || align="right" | $15
|-
| BBG-02 Synchrom Booster [[Shinobi Saramanda SW145SD]] || align="right" | 892 yen || align="right" | $12
|-
| BBG-03 Start Dash Set || align="right" | 2625 yen || align="right" | $70
|-
| BBG-04 Zero-G Stadium Attack Type || align="right" | 2100 yen || align="right" | $40
|-
| BBG-05 Zero-G Light Launcher || align="right" | 630 yen || align="right" | $10
|-
| BBG-06 BeyCarrier Zero-G || align="right" | 2100 yen || align="right" | $30
|-
| BBG-07 Zero-G Launcher Grip || align="right" | 525 yen || align="right" | $10
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| BBG-08 Synchrom Booster [[Pirates Orojya 145D]] || align="right" | 892 yen || align="right" | $12
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| BBG-09 [[Zero-G Random Booster Vol.1 Thief Phoenic|Random Booster Vol. 1 Thief Phoenic E230GCF]] || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" | $12
|-
| BBG-10 Starter [[Guardian Revizer 160SB]] || align="right" | 997 yen || align="right" | $15
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| BBG-11 Zero-G BeyStadium Defense Type || align="right" | 2100 yen || align="right" | $40
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| BBG-12 Synchrom Booster [[Archer Gryph C145S]] || align="right" | 892 yen || align="right" | $12
|-
| BBG-13 Beyblade Synchrom Battle Set || align="right" | 2100 yen || align="right" | $30
|-
| BBG-14 Metal Stone Face Flame Red || align="right" | 367 yen || align="right" | $8
|-
| BBG-15 Metal Stone Face Ocean Blue || align="right" | 367 yen || align="right" | $8
|-
| BBG-16 Starter [[Dark Knight Dragooon LW160BSF]] || align="right" | 997 yen || align="right" | $15
|-
| BBG-17 [[Zero-G Random Booster Vol.2 Archer Gargole]] || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" | $15
|-
| BBG-18 Zero-G Stadium Balance Type || align="right" | 2100 yen || align="right" | $40
|-
| BBG-19 Zero-G Launcher || align="right" | 892 yen || align="right" | $15
|-
| BBG-20 Synchrom Booster [[Bandid Goreim DF145BS]] || align="right" | 892 yen || align="right" | $12
|-
| BBG-21 [[First Zero-G Battle Set]] || align="right" | 4095 yen || align="right" | $60
|-
| BBG-22 Starter [[Berserker Begirados SR200BWD]] || align="right" | 997 yen || align="right" | $15
|-
| BBG-23 Zero-G Random Booster Vol. 3 Bandid Genbull F230TB || align="right" | 682 yen || align="right" | $15
|-
| BBG-24 Ultimate Synchrom DX Set Attack & Balance Type || align="right" | 3150 yen || align="right" | $45
|-
| BBG-25 Ultimate Synchrom DX Set Stamina & Defense Type || align="right" | 3150 yen || align="right" | $45
|-
| BBG-26 Starter [[Samurai Pegasis W105R²F]] || align="right" | 997 yen || align="right" | $20
|-
| BBG-27 Starter [[Gladiator Bahamdia SP230GF]] || align="right" | 997 yen || align="right" | $20
|-
| '''Limited Releases'''
|-
| HMS 5 Saint Beasts Booster || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Wolborg MS Ice Blue Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" | $85
|-
| :: Draciel MS Proto Grey Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Driger MS Proto Grey Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Dranzer MS Proto Grey Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Dragoon MSUV Proto Grey Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Gaia Dragoon MS Proto Grey Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| Beyblade Fukobako (Lucky Box) 2004 || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Einstein MS Light Blue Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Einstein MS Light Green Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Draciel MS Blue Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Driger MS Red Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Dragoon MS Black Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
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| :: Gaia Dragoon MS Black Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
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| Beyblade Fukubako (Lucky Box) 2005 || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Slash Riger MS White Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
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| :: Slash Riger MS Dark Blue Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Samurai Changer MS Black Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
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| :: Samurai Changer MS Red Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Phantom Fox MS Lime Green/Bright Blue Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Dark Leopard MS Grey Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
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| :: Dark Leopard MS Yellow Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| HMS Random Booster Act 1 || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Thunder Dragon || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
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| :: Wyvern DJ Green Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Dragoon MS Red Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Driger MS Light Grey Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
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| HMS Random Booster Act 2 || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
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| :: Sea Dragon || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Einstein MS Purple Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Death Gargoyle MS Red Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Dragoon MSUV Bright Green Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| HMS Random Booster Act 3 || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Dragoon MF || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Dragoon MF Fire Red Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Death Gargoyle MS Purple Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Death Gargoyle MS Light Blue Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Advance Averazer Purple Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
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| :: Advance Averazer Light Blue Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Advance Striker Dark Blue Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
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| :: Advance Striker Green Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| HMS Random Booster Act 4 || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Dranzer MF || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Dranzer MF Black Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Advance Guardian Combat Green Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Advance Guardian Combat Yellow Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Dranzer MS Bright Orange Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
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| :: Dranzer MS Purple Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Advance Eterner Combat Green Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Advance Eterner Blue Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| HMS Random Booster Act 5 || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Jiraiya MS Red Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Thunder Dragon White Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Sea Dragon Light Blue Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Dragoon MF Blue Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Dragoon MF Black Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Dranzer MF Red Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
| :: Dranzer MF Yellow Ver. || align="right" | yen || align="right" |
|-
|}

Big Bang Pegasis F:D

2013-02-20T23:45:32Z

*Ginga*: Undo revision 11085 by Jonnyhifive10 (talk)

{{Beybox
| image = BigBangPegasis.jpg
| full item name = Big Bang Pegasis F:D
| item number = BB-105
| beyblade system = [[Metal Fight Beyblade]]
| beyblade type = [[Attack]]
}}

__TOC__

==Face: Pegasis III==
The Face depicts Pegasus, one of the 88 constellations in space. The Pegasis III version has horizontal lines breaking through the "P" and "S" on either side of the Pegasus head, and is generally in a lighter tone.

==4D Clear Wheel: Pegasis III==
*'''Weight:''' 3.14 grams
The Pegasis III Clear Wheel's original release is blue. It has two crescent-shaped edges which have wing designs on them. It also has "iron dust" particles that slightly shine inside of it for extra weight, although the effect is negligible since its weight remains average. It was, however, supposed to be a new feature of the 4D System.

==4D Metal Wheel: Big Bang==
*'''Weight:''' 41.83 grams
Big Bang is a unique Metal Wheel. It has three "wings", each etched with the intricate design of feathers. It is separated into three parts, the PC Frame, the Metal Frame, and the Core.
====PC Frame====
*'''Weight:''' 2.50 grams
The PC Frame is the plastic and top part of Big Bang. It has three sets of two square holes underneath it that connect with the Metal Frame. When rotated, the cubes on the Metal Frame that the holes connect to are inserted in a different hole, changing the mode of the PC Frame. It is dyed red and is made of polycarbonate, but it is generally too far away and too incrusted inside the Metal Wheel to really come into contact with an opposing Beyblade and absorb the shock as it should.

====Metal Frame====
*'''Weight:''' 25.48 grams
The Metal Frame is the main and middle part of Big Bang. It has three cubes on the top that connect to holes in the PC Frame. It also has three sets of two holes on the underside that allow a mode change with the Core's own cubes. As its name suggests, it is made of metal, and it contains most of the feather details in Big Bang’s design.

====Core====
*'''Weight:''' 13.81 grams
The Core is the bottom part of Big Bang. It connects with the Metal Frame with cubes that get inserted in the Metal Frame’s holes. It is the part that the Track and Clear Wheel attach to. It is also made of metal, and is shaped mostly like lower wings full of small feathers that complement the Metal Frame's design.

By turning the PC Frame and Core, you can make four different modes:

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* '''Smash Attack Mode'''
The PC Frame blocks the upper part of the hole between the Metal Frame's wings, and the Core is retreated closer to the end of the Metal Frame's feathers, to create a bigger wing.

* '''Upper Attack Mode'''
The slope of the PC Frame aligns with the angle of the Metal Frame's wings, and the Core fits more under the holes between the Metal Frame's wings.

* '''Barrage Mode'''
The slope of the PC Frame aligns with the angle of the Metal Frame's wings, but the Core is retreated closer to the end of the Metal Frame's feathers, to create a bigger wing.

* '''Omni-Directional Attack Mode'''
The PC Frame blocks the upper part of the hole between the Metal Frame's wings, but the Core fits more under the holes between those wings.
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Barrage Mode and Omni-Directional Attack Mode are largely considered the best modes, although the difference between each mode is almost negligible. Testing has shown it is a good Attack Metal Wheel, and it has use in Defense, to an extent. It has since been severely outclassed by many much better Metal Wheels in Attack and Defense though. Basalt and almost every other 4D Metal Wheel have performed considerably better in all aspects since its release, and with the beginning of Synchrom, it is not recommendable to use Big Bang anymore.

===Use in Attack Customizations===
Big Bang has been proven to have decent Attack power when paired with the TH170 track at 220 height, producing the combo ''MF Big Bang (Barrage Mode) Pegasis III TH170(220 height)RF''.

==Bottom: Final:Drive==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|5.85 gram
|Full Width:
|27.78 mm
|Full Height:
|21.18 mm
|Tip Height at rubber:
|19.65 mm
|}

F:D is a 4D Bottom, a fusion between a Track and a Bottom. It is therefore fairly large, to compensate for this merge of two parts. The main gimmick of this 4D Bottom is the automatic change of tip that activates during battle, where the SF-shaped tip retracts inside the base to allow the very wide rubber-coated, Hole-Flat-like shape to make contact with the stadium floor. This mechanism works because two tabs on the side of F:D pull out from the centrifugal force. When they extend, the SF tip comes out of the hole, and when the centrifugal force decreases because the Beyblade loses spin, the tabs pop back inwards and the SF bottom retreats, leaving an aggressive rubber tip with a hole in it. F:D has only found use in niche Anti-Meta combos, but is otherwise ruined by the automatic gimmick which cannot be stopped, therefore it is competitively useless. The intent of the mechanism is to give one last boost of energy to an Attack type, however at such low velocity, the hits are poor, it gets destabilized, and the added rubber surface only serves to lower the customization’s stamina drastically, which is actually how most Beyblades try to win at the end of a BeyBattle.

===Use in Anti-Meta Customization===
An example of an Anti-Meta custom that F:D can be used in is ''MF-H Gravity Perseus F:D''.

==Other Versions==
*'''Big Bang Pegasis III F:D''' - Big Bang Pegasis DX Set (White PC Frame)
*'''Big Bang Pegasis III F:D''' - Grade 1 event prizes, Japan Championship 2012 (Gold+10,000 BeyPoints, silver+8,000 BeyPoints, bronze+5,000 BeyPoints)
*'''Big Bang Pegasis III F:D Gold Wing Ver.''' - CoroCoro exclusive (Gold Metal Frame and Core, blue PC Frame, purple-grey 4D Clear Wheel, green 4D Bottom)
*'''Big Bang Pegasis II 105RF Dream Ver./Asia Model''' - World Championship 2012 exclusive (Gold Metal Frame and Core, red PC Frame)
*'''Big Bang Pegasis 125SF Blue Wing Ver.''' - World Championship Asia exclusive, Ultimate Bey Ta machine challenge prize
*'''Big Bang Pegasis F:D''' - Legend Beyblade Set (Gold)
*'''Big Bang Pegasis III F:D''' - Pegasis Leone Rev Up Launcher VS Set, Hong Kong limited (Bronze-gold Metal Frame and Core, dark grey PC Frame, pink 4D Clear Wheel)
*'''[[Cosmic Pegasus W105R²F]]''' - Hasbro Metal Fury (Printed Face, opaque Clear Wheel, red paint on Metal Wheel, red Track and Bottom)
*'''Cosmic Pegasus F:D''' - Hasbro Hyperblade Series (Printed Face, yellow PC Frame, yellow Bottom)

==Gallery==

====Big Bang Pegasis F:D====
<gallery>
Image:Bigbang1.jpg|Front view
Image:Bigbang2.jpg|Underside view
Image:Bigbang23.jpg|Side view
Image:Bigbang3.jpg|Pegasis III top view
Image:Bigbang4.jpg|Pegasis III underside view
Image:Bigbang5.jpg|PC Frame top view
Image:Bigbang6.jpg|PC Frame underside view
Image:Bigbang7.jpg|Metal Frame top view
Image:Bigbang8.jpg|Metal Frame underside view
Image:Bigbang10.jpg|Metal Core top view
Image:Bigbang9.jpg|Metal Core underside view
Image:Bigbang11.jpg|F:D side view
Image:Bigbang12.jpg|F:D top view
Image:Bigbang13.jpg|Omnidirectional/Smash Attack Mode without PC Frame side view
Image:Bigbang14.jpg|Barrage/Upper Attack Mode without PC Frame side view
Image:Bigbang15.jpg|Barrage Mode side view
Image:Bigbang16.jpg|Upper Attack Mode side view
Image:Bigbang17.jpg|Smash Attack Mode side view
Image:Bigbang18.jpg|Omnidirectional Mode side view
Image:Bigbang19.jpg|Smash Attack Mode top view
Image:Bigbang20.jpg|Omnidirectional Mode top view
Image:Bigbang21.jpg|Upper Attack Mode top view
Image:Bigbang22.jpg|Barrage Mode top view

Image:BigBangPegasis_BarrageMode.jpg |Barrage Mode
Image:BigBangPegasis_OmnidirectionalMode.jpg |Omnidirectional Mode
Image:BigBangPegasis_SmashAttackMode.jpg |Smash Attack Mode
Image:BigBangPegasis_UpperAttackMode.jpg |Upper Attack Mode
</gallery>

====Big Bang Pegasis F:D - Japan Championship 2012
<gallery>
Image:BigBangPegasisJapanChampionshipVer.jpg
</gallery>

====Big Bang Pegasis F:D - DX Set Ver====
<gallery>
Image:Bigbangdx1.jpg|Front view
Image:Bigbangdx2.jpg|Underside view
</gallery>

====Big Bang Pegasis 105RF - Asia Model====
<gallery>
Image:Bigbangas1.jpg|Front view
Image:Bigbangas2.jpg|Underside view
Image:Bigbangas5.jpg|Pegasis Face
Image:Bigbangas6.jpg|Pegasis II top view
Image:Bigbangas7.jpg|PC Frame top view
Image:Bigbangas8.jpg|Big Bang top view
Image:Bigbangas9.jpg|Big Bang Metal Frame and Metal Core
Image:Bigbangas3.jpg|105
Image:Bigbangas4.jpg|RF
</gallery>

====Big Bang Pegasis 125SF - Blue Wing Ver====
<gallery>
Image:Bigbangbw1.jpg|Front view
Image:Bigbangbw2.jpg|Underside view
Image:Bigbangbw3.jpg|125
Image:Bigbangbw4.jpg|SF
</gallery>

====Big Bang Pegasis F:D - gold from Legend Beyblade Set====
<gallery>
Image:BigBangPegasisGold.jpg
Image:BigBangPegasisGold2.jpg
</gallery>

==Overall==
[[Big Bang Pegasis F:D]] is overly outclassed in all aspects, and should only be acquired for the novelty of its gimmicks to find potential in niche combinations. '''There is no reason to purchase this Beyblade outside of collection purposes.'''

[[Category:Metal Fight Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]

Jade Jupiter S130RB

2013-02-20T23:40:44Z

*Ginga*: Undo revision 11086 by Jonnyhifive10 (talk)

{{Beybox
| image = Jadejupiters130rb.jpg
| full item name = Jade Jupiter S130RB
| item number = BB-116
| beyblade system = [[Metal Fight Beyblade]]
| beyblade type = Defense
}}

__TOC__

==Face: Jupiter==

This Face pictures the Greek god of the sky, Zeus. It can also be depicted as an eagle, one of the many symbols of Zeus, with the god's face forming its feathers and his beard as its tail. Confusing Greek and Roman mythology, Zeus is essentially the same as Jupiter, hence this Beyblade's name.

==4D Clear Wheel: Jupiter==
*'''Weight:''' 3.11 grams

The Jupiter Clear Wheel is of a purple color, similar to Aquila. It represents the plumage and feathers of an eagle. Although relatively heavy, Jupiter cannot compete with the other heavier and well distributed Clear Wheels, such as Cancer, Aquario and Cygnus. Its shape formed of many small protrusions is also not ideal for any type compared to the rounder and sturdier designs the aforementioned Clear Wheels have. It cannot even be used in harmony with a good Metal Wheel due to its odd shape, unlike tri-winged Clear Wheels like Kerbecs.

==4D Metal Wheel: Jade==
*'''Weight:''' 39.15 grams

Jade is made up of two parts: a Core and a Metal Frame. The gimmick of this 4D Metal Wheel is that it has four metal balls in its Frame, reminiscent of [[Earth Virgo GB145BS|GB145]]. These balls reside in small linear slots which are directed towards the center of the Beyblade, not parellel to its circumference.

====Metal Frame====
*'''Weight:''' 22.28 grams
The Frame of this Beyblade consists of four long divisions, which hang over the sides irregularly. Each of these contains one metal ball. There are also four hollowed out areas, other than the ones that contain the spheres, on the inner area of the Frame. The underside is made up of magenta plastic, attached to the Frame with screws, which keep the balls in their spaces.

====Core====
*'''Weight:''' 16.87 grams
Jade's Core is of a circular shape with four rounded square protrusions, one in each corner. Each of these protrusions has a vertical metal stick attached to it. These can be inserted into two places on the Frame, either in the slots of the metal balls or an area away from them to create the two modes mentioned earlier, since they immobilize the balls, or let them roll freely. The Core also has holes on its outer rim creating a gear-like shape.

This 4D Metal Wheel can be placed in two different modes by rotating the Metal Frame.

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* '''Stamina Mode'''
When placed in this mode, the balls are mobile, allowing them to move back and forth in their slots.

* '''Defense Mode'''
In this mode, the metal pieces on the Core are pushed into the slots for the balls, fixing them in place closer to the center of the Beyblade.
----

In theory, Jade's gimmick should provide centrifugal force for extra Flywheel Effect, but its relatively light weight and uneven weight distribution render it useless. Also, while in Stamina mode the Metal Wheel was designed to stabilize the Beyblade at low velocity when the balls shift to the center, but due to poor execution in its design the balls only retreat at the very end of the battle, making the effect negligible. Its low weight compared to other 4D Metal Wheels makes it poor in [[Defense]], while its odd weight distribution makes it unable to compete with top-tier [[Stamina]] Metal Wheels such as Phantom and Duo. Jade's shape is also very interrupted on the sides, unlike the latter two Metal Wheels' very clean, circular designs.

===MOLD VARIATION: Hasbro's Metal Fury Version===
Hasbro's Metal Fury release of this Beyblade, '''Jade Jupiter 130B''', consists of only one piece based on the Metal Frame and include bumps in the Metal Wheel designed to mimic the original Jade's metal balls, but these bumps are completely integrated into the metal and do not add any significant weight. Overall, this Jade therefore weighs significantly less than the original, but due to the fact that it leaves huge gaps between what is essentially the Metal Frame's side extensions, it still succeeds in delivering decent [[Smash Attack]]. However, this performance is nothing compared to previously released Wheels such as Flash. The Hasbro version of Jade also only appears to do well with largely advantageous Tracks such as E230; the gaps are otherwise a huge detriment. It was therefore heavily outclassed already upon release.

==Track: Shield 130==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|3.3 grams
|Maximum Width:
|35.5 mm
|Minimum Width:
|33.0 mm
|Full Height:
|13.00 mm
|Arc between protrusions:
|8.0 mm
|}

Made only of plastic, S130 has a horizontal disk attached to its centre. This disk consists of eight arms linked by some relatively round webs of plastic, which overall forms an imperfect circle. In this release S130 is of a dark grey hue.

S130's inferior weight compared to Tracks like BD145 and GB145 make it outclassed for Defense purposes. However, where this Track has found a home is in [[Attack]] combos. S130 adds much needed weight to an attacker without obscuring its contact points. Also, its mid-sized height lets Attack Metal Wheels score hits on a number of opposing heights. This allows S130 to be used with some Attack Wheels, including Variares and Flash.

===Use In Attack Customization===
S130 can be put to good use in the Flash combo ''MF-H Flash Escolpio/Pisces/Orion S130RF'', adding a decent amount of weight to Flash without covering up contact points.

==Bottom: Rubber Ball==
*'''Weight:''' .82 grams

Rubber Ball is essentially a Metal Ball tip, but with rubber as its material instead of metal. It is wider than a regular B Bottom. The plastic part of this tip is dark grey, the same color as the S130 this Beyblade comes with. The rubber is colored pink, unlike the usual red most rubber Bottoms are colored.

Like many other rubber Bottoms, it has found use in Defense Customizations. Its wide surface area as well as its grip to the stadium floor, due to the rubber, are very useful to Defense type Beyblades. Also, Rubber Ball's semi-aggressive movement is useful in countering opposing Attack and Stamina Bottoms by, if shot correctly, winning by stadium out.

===Use in Defense Customization===
Rubber Ball can be put to use in the Defense combo ''MF-H Duo Aquario BD145RB'', where RB's grip and surface area paired with the weight and low recoil of Duo help keep the combo from being knocked out of the stadium.

==Other Versions==
*'''Jade Jupiter 130B'''- Hasbro rendition (Blue Clear Wheel, black Track, black Bottom)
*'''Jade Jupiter 130B'''- Faceoff: Howling Smash (Red Clear Wheel, red Track, red Bottom)

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Jade1.jpg|Jade Jupiter Stamina Mode Front View
Image:Jade2.jpg|Jade Jupiter Stamina Mode Bottom View
Image:Jade3.jpg|Jade Jupiter Defense Mode Front View
Image:Jade4.jpg|Jade Jupiter Defense Mode Bottom View
Image:Jade5.jpg|Jade Jupiter Stamina Mode Side View
Image:Jade6.jpg|Jade Jupiter Defense Mode Side View
Image:Jade7.jpg|Jupiter Clear Wheel
Image:Jade8.jpg|Jade Stamina Mode
Image:Jade9.jpg|Jade Defense Mode
Image:Jade10.jpg|Jade Metal Frame Top View
Image:Jade11.jpg|Jade Metal Frame Bottom View
Image:Jade12.jpg|Jade Core Top View
Image:Jade13.jpg|Jade Core Bottom View
Image:Jade14.jpg|S130 Track
Image:Jade15.jpg|Rubber Ball Top View
Image:Jade16.jpg|Rubber Ball Side View
</gallery>

==Overall==
Even though the Jade Metal Wheel is not competitive in any aspect, S130 and RB are useful for Attack and Defense respectively. Despite this, S130 can be easily obtained through Hasbro's [[Poison Zurafa S130MB]] and although top-tier material, RB can be substituted for RDF from the more useful, and easier to acquire, [[Death Quetzalcoatl 125RDF]]. '''Therefore, this Beyblade should only be considered if a preferred alternative cannot be purchased, or for collection purposes.'''

[[Category:Metal Fight Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]

Duo Uranus 230WD

2013-02-20T23:39:26Z

*Ginga*: /* Other Versions */ Same guy making edits about Hyperblades, Spark FX, etc.

{{Beybox
| image = DuoUranus.jpg
| full item name = Duo Uranus 230WD
| item number = BB-121
| beyblade system = [[Metal Fight Beyblade]]
| beyblade type = [[Survival| Stamina]]
}}

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'''Note:''' '''Duo Uranus 230WD''' was released by [[TAKARA-TOMY]] and [[SonoKong]] alongside [[L Drago Guardian S130MB]] and [[Wing Pegasis 90WF]], in BB-121, the [[Beyblade Ultimate DX Set]].

==Face: Uranus==
The Face depicts a humanoid face, ostensibly that of
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uranus_(mythology) Uranus], the Greek God of the Sky. The head sports a mask, which appears torn on the left side, revealing a skull underneath. The division of the face into two separate halves encourages the "duality" theme which permeates this Beyblade's aesthetics.
There are six dots on the forehead of the figure, representing Uranus' first six sons and six daughters, the Titans.

==4D Clear Wheel: Uranus==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|2.4 grams
|Full Width:
|3.70 mm
|Full Height:
|4 mm
|Minimum Height:
|2 mm
|}

The Uranus Clear Wheel, in a dark blue colour, accentuates the wind designs on the 4D Metal Wheel by illustrating shapes in movement coming from the centre of the Beyblade, as if it were in a right-spin motion. Uranus has two pentagonal shapes above and below its centre, and the stickers on it represent wings slightly shaped into faces, where one is more diabolical-looking with jagged feathers, and the other is more heroic-looking, with smoothly curved lines.

This Clear Wheel is notable for being the smallest Clear Wheel in [[Metal Fight Beyblade]], being only 36mm in diameter at its widest points. It is also one of the lightest Clear Wheels, being only 0.2g heavier than [[Killer Gemios DF145FS| Gemios]], the lightest Clear Wheel. However, these features mean little in terms of competitive worth, and Uranus is generally not considered a competitive part.

==4D Metal Wheel: Duo==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|42.3 grams
|Full Width:
|46 mm
|Full Height:
|8.0 mm
|}
Duo is formed of series of spirals seemingly emitted from the centre, as if they were wind gushes, again linking back to the wind theme of the Beyblade as a whole.
This 4D Metal Wheel is made up of two components: The upper half is the Metal Frame—which is the basis of the mode change—and the Core, which supports the Metal Frame, as well as denoting the mode and playing a small part therein.

Duo's gimmick relates to balance: in Stamina Mode, it is well balanced, and in Attack Mode, it is greatly off-balance. This mode change is done by rotating the Metal Frame 90 degrees clockwise, or 90 degrees counter-clockwise. Doing so, however, requires disassembly of the Beyblade.

====Metal Frame====
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|20.7 grams
|Full Width:
|4.6 mm
|Full Height:
|4.5 mm
|Minimum Height:
|3.5 mm
|Underside Wall Height:
|1.9 mm
|Underside Wall Width:
|1.5 mm
|}
Duo's Metal Frame has a completely circular perimeter, while its top side contains the main visual design of the Duo Wheel, the aforementioned spiral pattern.
The most interesting aspect of the Metal Frame is how it makes the mode change work: on the underside, there is a wall only on one part, which either protrudes over one side of the Core, focusing the weight on that side of the Metal Wheel, or fits in perfectly to the side 90 degrees counter-clockwise of this, balancing out a slightly lighter section of the core, resulting in a very well-balanced Metal Wheel.

====Core====
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|21.6 grams
|Full Width:
|45 mm
|Full Height:
|4.5 mm
|Minimum Height:
|1.8 mm
|S Edge Width:
|3 mm
|A Edge Width:
|2 mm
|}

The Core is the heavier part of the Duo 4D Metal Wheel. It has eight separate sections, four raised, and four indented.
The raised sections are identical, and these support the Metal Frame and have slightly jagged tops, intended to grind down opponents, though in battle, the small vertical gaps they leave do not have any noticeable effect.

----
* '''Attack Mode'''
The hollowed sections are more varied. The two which are parallel to the center support are identical in their indentations, aside from one side having an engraved "A". When the walled section of the Metal Frame is placed here, it results in the imbalance which causes the aggressive and unstable movement seen in Attack Mode.

* '''Stamina Mode'''
The parts on either side of the center support are not identical: one side, the one lacking engraving, is more filled-in than any of the other indented sections, while the opposite side, marked with an S, is the most hollowed-out of the four. When the wall of the Metal Frame is placed here, it evens out the weight discrepancy between these two points, resulting in a well balanced wheel. This is Stamina Mode.
----

In Stamina Mode, Duo is almost perfectly circular, which, combined with the well-balanced, largely externalized weight distribution resulting from the orientation of the Metal Frame and Core, allows for excellent [[Survival|Stamina]]. While its weight distribution and solo spin times are not as good as [[Phantom Orion B:D|Phantom]]—the most popular Stamina Metal Wheel—its lower [[Recoil]] means that it loses less [[Survival|Stamina]] when hit, and as a result, the Survival ability of these two Metal Wheels is almost perfectly even.
They are so closely matched, in fact, that which of the two will win in a battle between otherwise identical combinations depends entirely around the weight of the two specific Duo and Phantom Metal Wheels, which is known to vary to a relatively large degree in 4D Beyblades.

The near-total absence of Recoil also makes Duo arguably the best Metal Wheel for [[Defense]] Customizations, despite being noticeably lighter than [[Basalt Horogium 145WD|Basalt]], furthering its overall use. This said, due to its reliance on low Recoil rather than high weight, the weight variations observed in 4D Beyblades can result in vastly different defensive ability: an unusually light Duo (Duo Metal Wheels as light as 41 grams have been recorded) is significantly easier to knock out than one of average weight.
Furthermore, to have worthwhile Defense ability, Duo Customizations must focus on maintaining grip and/or minimizing Recoil: additional weight or stamina at the cost of these results in sub-par Defensive performance, meaning common setups such as TH170CS and BD145MB are usually not worthwhile.
That said, Duo is still an extremely powerful Defense wheel, and should not be underestimated.

Duo's Attack Mode is far less notable: in Attack Mode, the Metal Frame sits slightly off centre, and the weight is further shifted to one side by the respective shapes of the Metal Frame and Core. While generally intended for use in [[Wobbling]] customization, the resulting off-centre balance has an effect similar to that of [[Storm Capricorne M145Q|Storm Capricorne's]] M145 Track, producing aggressive movement from even the most passive tips: even [[Phantom Orion B:D|Phantom Orion]]'s Bearing Drive can take on an offensive movement pattern when used with this mode, if the combination is launched hard enough. While it is not a competitively useful gimmick, it is nonetheless entertaining.

===Use in Stamina Customization===
Duo, in Stamina Mode, can be put to good use in the top-tier Stamina custom: '''Duo Aquario TH170D'''.

===Use in Defense Customization===
Duo may also be used in the top-tier Defense custom: '''MF-H Duo Aquario BD145CS''', again in Stamina Mode.

===Use in Stamina/Wobbling Customization===
A rather unique, but highly effective Duo combination is '''MF-H Duo Aquario/Cancer/Cygnus 230MB'''. Again, its Stamina Mode is used. This combination capitalizes on the stability provided by Duo and the Metal Face-Heavy, alongside the ability of Metal Ball to tilt to extreme angles without losing balance, to create a powerful [[Survival|Stamina]] customization which effectively neutralizes 230's weakness to being hit from below. Instead of being destabilized by such opponents, the combination hits them downward through wobbling, reducing their stamina by causing them to tilt harshly and topple earlier than they otherwise would. Furthermore, it still performs excellently against Beyblades of similarly tall stature, due to the stability provided by Duo and the grinding effect the wobbling has on the opponent.
This combination has been shown to perform at least as well as more conventional Duo-based Stamina customizations, as well as being slightly harder to knock out although it is still highly susceptible to [[Attack]] types.

==Track: 230==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|4.1 grams
|Maximum Width:
|23.0 mm
|Minimum Width:
|17.0 mm
|Full Height:
|23.0 mm
|}

230 is the tallest Track released thus far. 230 is part of the Maximum Series, and is labelled as the Maximum Height for Tracks. 230 has six indents near the top of the Track that sharpen downwards to about the half of the Track. 230 is rounder and thicker than regular Tracks with no gimmicks, in order to protect it structurally as it comes into regular contact with opposing Wheels. Its round and smooth shape results in significantly less recoil than if it were based on the traditional hexagonal Track shape. Since 230 is so tall, it can wobble at great lengths for extra Stamina, defeating various Stamina customizations with lower Tracks. From a defensive viewpoint, it uses its height as an advantage to protect itself from low incoming Attacks, by protecting the Metal Wheel from major contact while using the reinforced plastic to absorb most of the shock. As a result of this, 230 can defeat most low Attack customizations under the 120 height when paired with other top-tier Defense parts.

230 also has some notable weaknesses, however. As a Defense Track, 230 is extremely susceptible to tall Track Attack types in the opposite spin direction, such as MF Lightning L Drago BD145LRF and MF Gravity Perseus BD145RF. Additionally, TH170 at 220 height is successful against 230-based customizations, while also offering height-based versatility at the same time.

===Use in Stamina Customization===
230 can be put to use in the [[Survival | Stamina]] customization '''Duo Aquario 230D'''.

==Bottom: Wide Defense==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|0.7 gram
|Full Width:
|15.53 mm
|Tip Width:
|14.17 mm
|Full Height:
|8.92 mm
|Tip Height:
|6.75 mm
|}
[[Image:09EarthAquila.JPG|thumb|Tip Comparison: SD, D, and WD]]
Wide Defense, as its name implies is one of the widest of the “Defense” series of Bottoms (D, SD, WD, PD, EWD). This brings numerous advantages, but also some disadvantages when compared to the other “Defense” Bottoms, specifically D. The advantages include its ability for abnormally long precession times due to its massive width that reaches the edge of the Bottom's perimeter. This allows it to wobble at a significantly larger angle for a longer period of time than D, and at a much lower spin rate. However, depending on the position of the Beyblade using WD and the spin rate of the opponent, this can be disadvantageous because of how easy it becomes to knock over the precessing WD custom. This low spin rate towards the end of the battle is created because in the process of wobbling at such a large angle, more friction is made with the stadium floor, thus decreasing its Stamina. Nevertheless, this more often an advantage than it is a disadvantage.

Newer parts such as CS, EDS and B:D have overshadowed WD to some degree: CS and EDS due to their ability to be paired with the popular BD145 Track without scraping, and B:D because of its height and even longer precession times, but WD is still one of the best pure Stamina Bottoms available for Mid and Low-Height Customizations. However, when using High Tracks such as TH170 and 230, WD's tendency to wobble at larger angles should be kept in mind, as its extreme precession can often become problematic, causing much easier destabilisation, and worse performance overall.

Although the name suggests Defensive characteristics, WD does not possess any inherent defensive qualities. However, its proficiency can be increased significantly when facing left-spin Attackers through the utilization of the [[Weak Shooting]] technique.

===Use in Stamina Customization===
WD is arguably the best of the “Defense” series of Bottoms, and its effectiveness can be utilized in the custom '''Duo Aquario AD145/W145WD'''.

==Other Versions==

==Gallery==
<gallery>

</gallery>

==Overall==
Duo Uranus is an addition to MFB's history of powerful hybrid Defense and Stamina Wheels, although it does this in a slightly different manner than previous occurences. Having such a powerful Metal Wheel, alongside a useful, even if dated Track, and a very useful, albeit common Bottom would make it an instant must-have, were it not exclusively released in a relatively expensive set. This said, it is still a very good buy, and given its excellent performance, '''all serious competitive players should own this Beyblade.'''

[[Category:Metal Fight Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]

Wing Pegasis 90WF

2013-02-20T23:37:15Z

*Ginga*: /* Other Versions */ Some guy did some thing about hyperblades, Spark FX, etc.

{{Warning|This article is a stub}}

{{Beybox
| image = WingPegasis.jpg
| full item name = Wing Pegasis 90WF
| item number = BB-121
| beyblade system = [[Metal Fight Beyblade]]
| beyblade type = [[Attack]]
}}

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Wing Pegasis is TAKARA-TOMY's attempt to make a simplified Big Bang Pegasis.

==Face: Pegasis III==
The Face depicts Pegasus, one of the 88 constellations in space. The Pegasis III version has horizontal lines breaking through the "P" and "S" on either side of the Pegasus head, and is generally in a lighter tone.

==4D Clear Wheel: Pegasis III==
*'''Weight:''' 3.1 grams
The Pegasis III Clear Wheel's original release is blue. It has two crescent-shaped edges which have wing designs on them. It also has "iron dust" particles that slightly shine inside of it for extra weight, although the effect is negligible since its weight remains average. It was, however, supposed to be a new feature of the 4D System. In this version, Pegasis III is colored red.

==4D Metal Wheel: Wing==
*'''Weight:''' 45.1 grams

In general, Wing is a remolded version of Big Bang. Its 4D gimmick is not new, and at first sight, it could seem completely negligible, seeing as there are barely any differences between the modes physically. Surprisingly, Wing's performance varies from Big Bang.

====Metal Frame====
*'''Weight:''' 16.6 grams
The Metal Frame is Wing's thinnest part. It consists of a circle frame with three protrusions in the shape of triangles. Each of those protrusions has an inclination, a size and a height which varies ever-so-slightly from the others. On the underside of the Metal Frame are two small walls to lock into the Core. Most importantly though, on the top, there's an arrow engraved in it. Depending on where this arrow is positioned on the Core, the mode changes, and different protrusions of the Metal Frame are exposed out of the Core's wings.

In Ironclad Attack Mode, there are no protrusions particularly sticking out. Thus, this mode is more defensive. It's also referred to as being "0": it has no intentional attacking points.

In Mortal Blow Attack Mode, also "1", there's one protrusion that is farther from the center than the others, therefore this irregularity in the circular shape of Wing creates one point of Attack. The protrusion out in the open in this mode is more or less isolated from the two wings of the Core that are besides it.

In Pound Attack Mode, there are two protrusions that are active while the third one is closer to the Core, and mixes in with its circular shape more. Wing has the most offensive properties in this mode.

====Core====
*'''Weight:''' 28.5 grams

Wing's Core is very bulky. In general, it is made to resemble a unified Big Bang, therefore it has three wings with litteral feather designs. The space between each wing varies slightly in order to allow different protrusions of the Metal Frame to stick out: some of the areas are bigger, some are smaller. To help the recognition of the three modes made possible with Wing, numbers are engraved inside the Core, on its top, for each of its wings. For instance, when you align the arrow on the Metal Frame with the number "0", Wing is in Ironclad Attack Mode; when "1" is chosen, it's in Mortal Blow Attack Mode; etc.

==Track: 90==
*'''Weight:''' 0.9 grams
90 was the lowest Track until the release of 85 with [[Mercury Anubis 85XF| Mercury Anubis]]. Its low height is good for both low [[Attack]] customizations and low [[Survival | Stamina]] customizations, but is outclassed slightly in both regards by the aforementioned 85.

===Use in Attack Customization===
If 85 is unavailable, 90 can still be effective in Attack customizations such as ''MF Vulcan Horuseus 90R²F''.

===Use in Stamina Customization===
If 85 is unavailable, 90 can be put to use in the Stamina customization ''Earth Bull 90WD''.

==Bottom: Wide Flat==
*'''Weight:''' 0.6 grams

WF, like the name suggests, is a wider version of F. Its significantly larger surface area allows it to travel much faster than F. However, due to the fact that it is plastic, it is slower than [[Storm Pegasis 105RF | RF]], as it does not produce as much friction with the stadium floor and is not able to neutralize the recoil of certain Wheels as efficiently as RF. It has also much more trouble maintaining the "flower pattern" from a [[Sliding Shoot]] due to this. The upside to its lower friction is that it has much better Stamina than RF, allowing it to be used in destabilizing attackers.

===Use in Attack Customization===
WF works exceptionally well in the destabilizing attacker ''MF L Drago 100WF''. MF increases the weight of the Beyblade, which is important in this case because L Drago is one of the lightest Wheels ever created, and while it may not have terribly high recoil, the fact that it is utilizing a plastic Flat Bottom with less friction than a rubber-based Flat Bottom, makes it easier to KO. The 100 Track lowers the Beyblade to a level where it is able to destabilize any opponent, without the risk of scraping the floor with a Track such as 85 or 90. Additionally, it also provides it with a minutely increased amount of precession time, which is vital for this custom, as it will regularly win by a fraction of a second. WF provides enough movement speed to help it KO it's opponent, while still retaining a relatively high amount of [[Survival | Stamina]] for an [[Attack]] type.

When pitted against [[Defense]] customizations not utilizing 230, this combo has an almost 100% win rate, and will win both by KO and out-spin depending on which parts it's opponent is using.

Against Stamina customizations utilizing 230, it performs poorly, just as it does against 230-based Defense customs, but against any other height ''MF L Drago 100WF'' has a decent chance at victory depending on the condition of the Bottom it's opponent is using, the strength of their opponents launch, and the Wheel being utilized.

Versus conventional Attack types utilizing a rubber-based Bottom such as RF, it also has a decent chance at victory. However, this is only if it is able to outrun said Bottom, something which is entirely possible with WF's high movement speed which rivals that of RF. In these instances it also has the ability to win by KO–often by simply "pushing" the opponent out of the stadium as it circles the Tornado Ridge (remember, WF has a tough time retaining the "flower" pattern)–or via out-spin due to its higher Stamina compared to the RF custom.

This combo is far from being perfect, but it is a very safe combo to use in a competitive situation, as you will almost always have at least a chance of winning.

==Other Versions==
* '''Wing Pegasis S130MB''' - World Championships 2012 Special, "World Congress Commemorative Model", WHF merchandise (Dark blue Metal Frame, blue Core)

==Gallery==
====Wing Pegasis 90WF====
<gallery>
Image:Wingpeg1.jpg|Front view
Image:Wingpeg2.jpg|Underside view
Image:Wingpeg12.jpg|Wing side view
Image:Wingpeg3.jpg|Pegasis III top view
Image:Wingpeg4.jpg|Pegasis III underside view
Image:Wingpeg6.jpg|Metal Frame top view
Image:Wingpeg7.jpg|Metal Frame underside view
Image:Wingpeg5.jpg|Core top view
Image:Wingpeg10.jpg|Core underside view
Image:Wingpeg8.jpg|Ironclad Attack Mode top view
Image:Wingpeg11.jpg|Mortal Blow Attack Mode top view
Image:Wingpeg9.jpg|Pound Attack Mode top view
Image:Wingpeg90.jpg|90
Image:Wingpegwf.jpg|WF
Image:WingPegasis_ModesEngrave.JPG|Wing's marks for modes
</gallery>

====Wing Pegasis S130RB - Memorial Ver====
<gallery>
Image:WingPegasis_WorldCongressCommemorativeModel.jpg|Wing Pegasis S130MB World Congress Commemorative Model
Image:Wingpegm1.jpg|Front view
Image:Wingpegm2.jpg|Underside view
Image:Wingpegm3.jpg|S130
Image:Wingpegm4.jpg|RB

</gallery>

==Overall==

[[Category:Metal Fight Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]

Guardian Revizer 160SB

2013-01-27T14:14:39Z

*Ginga*: /* Gallery */ Orojya Revizer Dark Blue Ver.

{{Warning|This article is a stub}}

{{ZeroGBeybox
| image = GuardianRevizer.jpg
| full item name = Guardian Revizer 160SB
| item number = BBG-10
| beyblade system = [[Beyblade Zero-G]]
| beyblade type = [[Defense]]
| element = Water
}}

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==Stone Face: Revizer==
*'''Weight:''' 1.2 grams
The sticker for this aqua green Stone Face depicts a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leviathan Leviathan].

==Chrome Wheel: Revizer==
*'''Weight:''' 30.6 grams

Revizer has a mostly circular shape for increased Defense, and its design is only interrupted by two holes that detail the fins on the Chrome Wheel. Overall, a very visible pattern of serpent heads, clawed feet, fins and spikes can be observed on Revizer's design.

==Crystal Wheel: Guardian==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|4.1 gram
|Full Width:
|46.0 mm
|Minimum Width:
|33.0 mm
|Full Height:
|5.0 mm
|Height at borders:
|3.0 mm
|}

This Crystal Wheel compliments Revizer exceptionally with its original release in clear blue. Although named Guardian, it acts as the water beneath the leviathan-inspired design of Revizer. Underneath the latter, Guardian barely protrudes and mostly provides bulged protection from lower Attacks. It embraces Revizer's shape completely, even following the curves of the holes which stop Revizer from being entirely circular.

==Track: 160==
*'''Weight:''' 2.1 grams

Unlike the majority of the non-gimmick Tracks, 160 resembles 230 more than 145, with a round and large body around its hexagon-shaped core. This construction is probably meant to strengthen it, since chances of getting hit are relatively low compared to 230, and the stair-like design would have become too slim at this height.

==Bottom: Sharp Ball==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|0.6 gram
|Full Width:
|15.91 mm
|Tip Width:
|9.22 mm
|Full Height:
|8.77 mm
|Tip Height:
|5.01 mm
|}

SB is essentially cone-shaped, with a very subtle rounded tip at its end. It differs from BS exactly for that reason: while BS consists of a ball with a slight sharp tip, SB has the opposite with a sharp base that ends in a more ball-like tip.

==Other Versions==

*'''Orojya Revizer T125JB Dark Blue Ver.''' - WBBA Lottery Campaign: A Starter+Stadium or a Set that contains a stadium had to be purchased for a chance to win one of the 1000 available.
*'''Pirates Revizer M145CF''' - BBG-17 Random Booster Vol. 2 Archer Gargole SA165WSF (Pink, purple, green and yellow stickers)
*'''Samurai Revizer SA165Q''' - BBG-17 Random Booster Vol. 2 Archer Gargole SA165WSF (Orange, green and black stickers)
*'''Guardian Revizer 160SB''' - BBG-21 Fast Zero-G Battle Set (Grey stickers)
*'''Goreim Revizer E230SB''' - BBG-25 Ultimate Synchrom DX Set Stamina & Defense Type (Green, yellow and blue stickers)

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:GuardianRevizer1.jpg‎|Guardian Revizer top view
Image:GuardianRevizer2.jpg‎|Guardian Revizer 3/4 view
Image:GuardianRevizer3.jpg‎|Guardian Revizer side view
Image:GuardianRevizer-4.jpg‎|Guardian Revizer bottom view
Image:GuardianRevizer5.jpg‎|Guardian Revizer (Crystal Up) top view
Image:GuardianRevizer-6.jpg‎|Guardian Revizer (Crystal Up) 3/4 view
Image:GuardianRevizer 7.jpg‎|Guardian Revizer (Crystal Up) side view
Image:Guardian-Revizer 8.jpg‎|Guardian Revizer (Crystal Up) bottom view
Image:GuardianRevizer-9.jpg‎|Revizer top view
Image:GuardianRevizer10.jpg‎|Revizer bottom view
Image:GuardianRevizer11.jpg‎|Guardian Crystal Wheel
Image:GuardianRevizer12.jpg‎|160 Track
Image:GuardianRevizer13.jpg‎|Sharp Ball
</gallery>
====Orojya Revizer T125JB Dark Blue Ver.====
<gallery>
Image:OrojyaRevizer Top.jpg|Top view
Image:OrojyaRevizerSide.jpg|Side view
Image:OrojyaRevizerBottom.jpg|Bottom view
</gallery>

==Overall==

[[Category:Metal Fight Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]
[[Category:Zero-G]]

Pirates Orojya 145D

2013-01-27T14:12:59Z

*Ginga*: /* Gallery */ Orojya Revizer Dark Blue Ver.

{{Warning|This article is a stub}}

{{ZeroGBeybox
| image = Pirates_Orojya.jpg
| full item name = Pirates Orojya 145D
| item number = BBG-08
| beyblade system = [[Beyblade Zero-G]]
| beyblade type = [[Survival|Stamina]]
| element = Water
}}

__TOC__

==Metal Stone Face: Orojya==
*'''Weight:''' 5.5 grams

Having its name based on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamata_no_Orochi Orochi], the eight-headed mythical serpent creature, the Face mark that can be applied on the BBG-08 Booster's Metal Stone Face shows snakes, however they're only at the number of three.

==Chrome Wheel: Orojya==
*'''Weight:''' 29.4 grams

This Chrome Wheel consists of a ring circled by multiple snakes. These engraved serpents create small protrusions all around Orojya, like a gear. Following the characteristic of all Zero-G Beyblades, Orojya has a hole for the Crystal Wheel's orb to protrude into, and two snake heads encase it from each side with their fangs. Some swirly designs exist in the inner part of this Chrome Wheel, all the way down to the opposite side of the crystal, where a menacing face is formed. Made to resemble a snake's head in a front view, two evil eyes are engraved as well as small fangs near the edge of Orojya, and that big head's apparent mustaches are prolonged to become the many small serpents encircling the rest of the Chrome Wheel.

==Crystal Wheel: Pirates==
*'''Weight:''' 4.0 grams

Pirates is a perfect vertical mirror of Orojya's sides. The combination of both creates a uniform pattern where Pirates continues the patterns of the snakes that are circled around Orojya's structure.

==Track: 145 (14.5mm)==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|1.47 grams
|Full Width:
|20 mm
|Minimum Width:
|18 mm
|Height:
|14.50 mm
|}

145, along with its variants (C145, DF145, etc.), was once the highest Track available, until the 230 Track was released with [[Flame Byxis 230WD | Flame Byxis]]. It can be used in Stamina customs to great effect due to its tall height, which allows for more wobbling as the Beyblade loses its [[spin velocity]]. 145, as tall as it is, makes it easily susceptible to low Attackers; however, this should not be seen as a drawback because Stamina Types are not traditionally designed to be used against [[Attack]] Types.

===Use in Attack Customization===
145 can be put to good use in the [[Attack]] custom, ''MF Pegasis 145RF''. Pegasis has been proven to perform viciously when used in unison with 145, which maximizes the effectiveness of its [[Smash Attack]].

==Bottom: Defense==
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|0.68 gram
|Full Width:
|15.55 mm
|Tip Width:
|8.94 mm
|Full Height:
|8.89 mm
|Tip Height:
|7.59 mm
|}

This is a Defense Bottom, which acts as a wider version of a Sharp tip. When hit by an opponent, a Beyblade with this Bottom will have lessened recoil and will recover from attacks more efficiently than a Sharp Tip. However, while recovering, the Defense Bottom will cause the Beyblade to lose some stamina, caused by the added friction.

===Use in Stamina customization===

D can be put to use in the combination ''Scythe Bull 230D''. D is a superior choice for 230 because it retains balance more easily than WD.

==Other Versions==
*'''Orojya Revizer T125JB Dark Blue Ver.''' - WBBA Lottery Campaign: A Starter+Stadium or a Set that contains a stadium had to be purchased for a chance to win one of the 1000 available.
*'''Samurai Orojya 145WD''' - BBG-09 Random Booster Vol. 1 Thief Phoenic E230GCF (Orange and green stickers)
*'''Shinobi Orojya 145ES''' - BBG-09 Random Booster Vol. 1 Thief Phoenic E230GCF (Purple and blue-grey stickers)
*'''Shinobi Orojya 160WSF''' - BBG-17 Random Booster Vol. 2 Archer Gargole SA165WSF (Pink, black and purple stickers)
*'''Orojya Wyvang 145EDS''' - BBG-25 Ultimate Synchrom DX Set Stamina & Defense Type (Blue, pink and green stickers)

==Gallery==
====Orojya Revizer T125JB Dark Blue Ver.====
<gallery>
Image:OrojyaRevizer Top.jpg|Top view
Image:OrojyaRevizerSide.jpg|Side view
Image:OrojyaRevizerBottom.jpg|Bottom view
</gallery>

==Overall==

[[Category:Metal Fight Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]
[[Category:Zero-G]]

File:OrojyaRevizer Top.jpg

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*Ginga*: Orojya Revizer Top View.

Orojya Revizer Top View.

File:OrojyaRevizerBottom.jpg

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*Ginga*: Orojya Revizer Dark Blue Ver. bottom view.

Orojya Revizer Dark Blue Ver. bottom view.

File:OrojyaRevizerSide.jpg

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*Ginga*: Orojya Revizer Dark Blue Ver. Side view.

Orojya Revizer Dark Blue Ver. Side view.

File:OrojyaRevizerTop.jpg

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*Ginga*: Orojya Revizer Dark Blue Ver. Top view

Orojya Revizer Dark Blue Ver. Top view

Diablo Nemesis X:D

2013-01-27T13:49:01Z

*Ginga*: /* Diablo Nemesis X:D - Dragren Version */

{{Warning|This article is a stub}}

{{Beybox
| image = DiabloNemesis_AttackMode.jpg
| full item name = Diablo Nemesis X:D
| item number = BB-122
| beyblade system = [[Metal Fight Beyblade]]
| beyblade type = [[Balance]]
}}

__TOC__

==Face: Nemesis==
This Face mark is quite simply a compound of the marks of the 13 Beyblades associated to 4D except [[Omega Dragonis 85XF|Omega Dragonis]]. From the bottom up towards the left, these details can be observed: the bottom of the [[VariAres D:D|VariAres]] Face; [[Death Quetzalcoatl]]'s Face's wing; [[Blitz Unicorno 100RSF|Unicorno II]]'s head; [[Big Bang Pegasis F:D|Pegasis III]]'s wing; [[L Drago Destroy F:S|L Drago III]]'s head; [[Jade Jupiter S130RB|Jupiter]]'s eagle head; [[Beat Lynx TH170WD|Lynx]]'s eye; [[Fang Leone 130W²D|Leone II]]'s paw; [[Scythe Kronos T125EDS|Kronos]]' scythe; [[Kreis Cygnus 145WD|Cygnus]]' head. More in the center, the eyes are reminescent of [[Phantom Orion B:D|Orion]]'s three eyeballs, however the unusual one in the middle is replaced with [[Duo Uranus 230WD|Uranus]]' mask piece. The big eye on the right also adorns [[Flash Sagittario 230WD|Sagittario]]'s arrow just like in its own Face mark, and the teeth region slightly resembles [[Fusion Hades AD145SWD|Hades]]'. Overall, this Face mark forms quite a chimera.

==4D Clear Wheel: Nemesis==
*'''Weight:''' 3.24 grams

Just like the Nemesis Face, the Nemesis 4D Clear Wheel is very complex. Its design unites several traits from other Beyblades. One whole half of Nemesis is engraved with feathers to illustrate Cygnus's feather. The other half is supposed to replicate the shapes on the outline of the Uranus 4D Clear Wheel. The two sides originate from two odd heads: the one that is associated with Uranus has some tendrils or whiskers, while the more beautiful, flowing side has a similar head with smoother lines. Officially, a part of Jupiter's Clear Wheel is also included in Nemesis, however the design is already saturated and it's unclear how Jupiter is related.

==4D Metal Wheel: Diablo==
*'''Weight:''' 52.16 grams

Diablo is one of the heaviest Metal Wheels in the game. Following the same scheme as all of Diablo Nemesis X:D's parts, the Diablo 4D Metal Wheel integrates several Beyblades' design points. Because Kreis Cygnus was not out at the time of Diablo Nemesis's release, the latter was the one to first introduce a semi-free-spinning gimmick, and the placement of the Metal Frame in Ultimate Balance Mode was also new to the hobby.

====Metal Frame====
*'''Weight:''' 27.47 grams
The main features of Diablo's Metal Frame are the three heads distributed largely along its circumference. One of them represents a lion head which is cut at the upper row of teeth. Part of its mane can be seen on each side of it. The smallest of the three heads is an engravement of of a lynx head with yellowish green eyes and two paws beside it, also cut off at its upper row of teeth. It occupies a very small height on the Metal Frame. The last head is a representation of the face that can be built with Phantom Orion in Stamina Mode. This time however, the smirk was replaced with a real snarl. Its eye stickers are blue. The biggest head is Leone's part and it has red eyes.

In Attack Mode, the Metal Frame is positioned upon the Core and is fixed. The three heads on it are all on the right side to observe them. The difference in the height of each head, with the lynx one being the smallest, creates varying relief all around the Clear Wheel. In this mode, you can choose between XF or S on X:D before the beginning of the battle.

When in Ultimate Balance Mode, the Metal Frame is actually flipped upside down, and placed below the Core, which was an innovation in Metal Fight Beyblade 4D. Since the Metal Frame simply rests in the space between the elevated Core and the 4D Bottom, it can rotate freely to a point: spinning on its own, the Metal Frame would not rotate independently. It is the impact of the opposing Beyblade that will make it spin semi-freely, either towards the right or towards the left depending on the spin direction of the opponent as well as its trajectory and angle of impact. Since Diablo's Metal Frame has three heads, it essentially has three positions it pauses on after each impact, and these new placements make the small pins on the top of X:D be pushed upon with varying gravity. This activates the descent of the sharp tip from X:D, completely or only half-way, or it retracts inside.

====Core====
*'''Weight:''' 24.69 grams
The underside of Diablo's Core has the smooth trails from Scythe which allow the latter's PC Frame to rotate freely on it. For Diablo, this means that the Metal Frame can rotate relatively cleanly when in Ultimate Balance Mode. Somehow, Blitz is included in the design of this Core, however it must be within the four walls on its inner circumference which allow the insertion of the Metal Frame in Attack Mode, just like with Blitz's structure. There is also arguably a link with Death's wings, mostly in the relief of the Core when observed from the side: it follows an irregular curve. Part of Fusion was integrated in the Core as well, most likely the small jagged border on one side of the Core. One smoothly carved part of the latter might belong to Flash/Flame Sagittario's Metal Wheel too. It seems that one of its traits is also borrowed from VariAres, but more distinguishably, a dragon's head and neck full of scales can clearly be recognised on the top design of Diablo's Core just as well as Big Bang's wing which follows right after the dragon.

==4D Bottom: X:D (X Drive)==
[[Image:Ultimate Balance Mode.jpg‎|thumb|Ultimate Balance Mode - sections of mode change]]
{| class="wikitable"
|Weight:
|7.21 gram
|Full Width:
|37.95 mm
|Full Height:
|22.98 mm
|Second Height:
|21.01 mm
|}

X:D is the widest 4D Bottom to have been made. It extends almost all the way to the end of Diablo, to stop right within its Metal Frame. Following the same principle that Diablo Nemesis X:D is a collection of several Beyblades' features, X:D mixes L Drago Destroy's F:S and Big Bang Pegasis's F:D, in a way, but it mainly inherits from VariAres's D:D. X:D has three tips: XF, S, and a new one called S²D, for Stern Semi Defense. Stern is a German word for "star", and it appears specifically when talking about the Nemesis. Its tip change can be both automatic or fixed. In Attack Mode, you can choose XF or S, while in Ultimate Balance Mode, where it is only compatible with Diablo, you can automatically go from XF to S to S²D, or in the opposite order if the Beyblade fighting it hits Diablo Nemesis in the other direction or spins left itself. When launching, you can choose which tip you start on.
The mechanism housed inside X:D to provide the automatic tip change and tip selection is quite complex. For the fixed states, it all depends on the slight manual rotation of some flaps on the underside of this 4D Bottom. When the flap is more towards the left, its Extreme Flat Bottom is exposed, but when it gets turned towards slight right, the sharp tip protrudes. For the Ultimate Balance Mode, two small tabs simply get pushed down by the shapes of Diablo's Metal Frame, which contracts the spring inside X:D and makes the sharp tip come out more. In Attack Mode, to choose the tip, you need to push those tabs down, and then rotate the inner flaps.

==Other Versions==

* '''Diablo Nemesis X:D Dragren Ver.''' - from the [http://www.takaratomy.co.jp/products/gangan/event/event_201112dc.html Beyblade & B-Daman 2012 Dragon Campaign] Only 100 produced. (Red 4D Clear Wheel and 4D Metal Wheel, grey X:D, green stickers and yellow Face)
* '''Golden Diablo Nemesis (X:D)''' - Exclusive CoroCoro lottery in Strongest Dragonis 4D Guide, only 100 produced (Gold 4D Metal Wheel, red 4D Clear Wheel, clear black X:D, and black Face)

==Gallery==
====Diablo Nemesis X:D - Original Version====
<gallery>
Image:DiabloNemesis_UltimateBalanceModeConcept.JPG |Concept art for Diablo Nemesis' Ultimate Balance Mode
Image:DiabloNemesis-1.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - top view
Image:DiabloNemesis2.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - 3/4 view
Image:DiabloNemesis3.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - side view 1
Image:DiabloNemesis-4.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - side view 2
Image:DiabloNemesis5.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - side view 3
Image:Diablo Nemesis 6.jpg|‎Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - bottom view (Sharp)
Image:Diablo Nemesis-7.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Attack Mode - bottom view (Extreme Flat)
Image:DiabloNemesis8.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - Ultimate Balance Mode (UBM) - top view
Image:DiabloNemesis9.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - UBM - 3/4 view
Image:DiabloNemesis-10.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - UBM - side view
Image:DiabloNemesis-11.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - UBM - bottom view (Extreme Flat)
Image:DiabloNemesis12.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - UBM - bottom view (Stern Semi Defense)
Image:DiabloNemesis13.jpg‎|Diablo Nemesis - UBM - bottom view (Sharp)
Image:DiabloNemesis-19.jpg‎|Diablo - Attack Mode
Image:DiabloNemesis18.jpg‎|Diablo - Ultimate Balance Mode
Image:Diablo Nemesis14.jpg‎|Diablo Core top view
Image:DiabloNemesis15.jpg‎|Diablo Core bottom view
Image:DiabloNemesis 16.jpg|Diablo Frame top view
Image:DiabloNemesis17.jpg‎|Diablo Frame bottom view
Image:DiabloNemesis20.jpg‎|Nemesis Clear Wheel
Image:Diablo Nemesis21.jpg‎|Nemesis 3/4 view
Image:DiabloNemesis22.jpg‎|X Drive top view
Image:DiabloNemesis23.jpg‎|X Drive - Extreme Flat - 3/4 view
Image:DiabloNemesis24.jpg‎|X Drive - Sharp - 3/4 view
</gallery>

====Diablo Nemesis X:D - Hasbro Hyperblade Version====
<gallery>
Image:Diablo Nemesis1.png|Diablo Nemesis Attack Mode
Image:Diablo Nemesis7.png|Diablo Nemesis Ultimate Balance Mode
Image:Diablo Nemesis2.png|Diablo Nemesis bottom view
Image:Diablo Nemesis3.png|Nemesis Clear Wheel
Image:Diablo Nemesis4.png|Diablo top view
Image:Diablo Nemesis5.png|Diablo bottom view
Image:Diablo Nemesis6.png|X Drive
</gallery>

====Diablo Nemesis X:D - Dragren Version====
<gallery>
Image:DiabloNemesisDragrenRedTop.jpg|Top view
Image:DiabloNemesisDragrenRedSide.jpg|Side view
Image:DiabloNemesisDragrenRedBottom.jpg|Bottom view
Image:DiabloNemesisDragrenVer.jpg
Image:DiabloNemesisDragrenVer2.jpg
</gallery>

==Overall==

[[Category:Metal Fight Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]

File:DiabloNemesisDragrenRedBottom.jpg

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*Ginga*: Diablo Nemesis Dragren Red bottom view.

Diablo Nemesis Dragren Red bottom view.

File:DiabloNemesisDragrenRedSide.jpg

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*Ginga*: Diablo Nemesis Dragren Red side view.

Diablo Nemesis Dragren Red side view.

File:DiabloNemesisDragrenRedTop.jpg

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*Ginga*: Diablo Nemesis Dragren Red Top View.

Diablo Nemesis Dragren Red Top View.

Wolborg MS

2013-01-27T13:35:07Z

*Ginga*: /* Gallery */ WBMS Ice Blue Pics

{{Beybox
| image = Wolborgms.jpg
| full item name = Wolborg MS (Metal Survive)
| item number = MA-08
| beyblade system = [[HMS]]
| beyblade type = [[Survival]]
}}

__TOC__
== Bit Protector (BP): Wolborg Emblem ==
The Bit Protector of this Beyblade is Wolborg Emblem. It is the first mould version of [[Bit Protector | Bit Protectors]].

== Attack Ring (AR): Wolf Crusher ==

* '''Weight:''' 20 grams

Wolf Crusher is best used in conjunction with an uncustomized [[Wolborg MS]]. At first glance, it is deceptively aggressive looking. However, in actual performance it is very restrained. It has a circular, balanced form that lends itself well to [[Survival]]. It will not interfere with the [[life after death]] capability of the [[Circle Wide]]. However, this AR does not have many practical applications outside of being combined with [[Wolborg MS]]'s Bearing Core.

== Weight Disk (WD): Circle Wide ==

See [[Circle Wide]].

== Running Core (RC): Bearing Core ==

* '''Weight:''' 5 grams

Bearing Core was one of the most highly anticipated parts at the time of its release, and it did not disappoint. Bearing Core remains to be unarguably one of the most important parts for every Blader to own. It has the best [[Survival]] capability of any part ever.

Bearing Core has a thick, sharp plastic tip attached to a metal shaft that runs into the Running Core. Between the shaft and outer casing of the Running Core is an NSK [[ball bearing]], such as the ones present in previous Survival hallmark Beyblades. However, the Bearing Core completely outclasses every Survival part preceding it.

=== Use in [[Survival]] Customization ===

[[Wolborg MS]] works incredibly well as a [[Survival]] type on its own. However, it can be improved by many different types of customizations. You should try your own to see which ones work best for you. Here are just a few examples.

* '''AR:''' Advance Survivor ([[Advance Eterner]])
* '''WD:''' CWD God Ring ([[Shining God MS]])
* '''RC:''' Bearing Core ([[Wolborg MS]])

* '''AR:''' Wolf Crusher ([[Wolborg MS]])
* '''WD:''' CWD Reverse Defenser ([[Dranzer MF]])
* '''RC:''' Bearing Core ([[Wolborg MS]])

* '''AR:''' Circle Upper ([[Death Gargoyle MS]])
* '''WD:''' [[Circle Wide]]
* '''RC:''' Bearing Core ([[Wolborg MS]])

=== Controversy Over Bearing Core ===

Bearing Core was a large source of controversy within the Beyblade community simply because of how powerful it is. In most stadiums, particularly [[Tornado Balance]], its ability to outlast almost any other Beyblade was game-breaking in its effectiveness. There are very niche methods available to beat it, but this did not change the fact that it still outclassed almost every other part in the game. There were even discussions of banning the part.

However, Takara addressed this issue by releasing [[Tornado Balance Type S]]. By releasing a smaller stadium, Bearing Core lost its advantage as it was easily knocked out of the stadium.

=== How to Defeat Bearing Core-Based Beyblades ===

In [[Tornado Balance Type S]], defeating Beyblades based on Bearing Core is easy because the stadium is small enough to allow for easy hits and knockouts. However, in most other stadiums defeating Bearing Core-based Beyblades is a chore because it is difficult to hit consistently. However, there are ways to do it. The following strategies are designed for best use in the [[Tornado Attack]] and [[Tornado Balance]] stadiums.

==== Halting + [[Force Smash]] Combo ====

It must be noted that this combo is only effective if both it and the Bearing Core Beyblade are spinning in the same direction. However, that is the only variable that affects this Beyblade's performance in a significant way.

* '''AR:''' Metal Ape ([[Magical Ape MS]])
* '''RC:''' Rubber Weight Core ([[Round Shell MS]])

This combo works because the rubber on the Rubber Weight Core saps the opposing Beyblade's energy effectively and also uses [[Force Smash]] to push it into the stadium floor. Metal Ape is the best choice of AR for this combo because the high spin velocity lends itself well to the concept, not to mention that the shape lines up perfectly with Rubber Weight Core. Tests have shown this combo to have an almost perfect victory rate.

==== [[Attack]] Combo ====

If you are a Blader who is skilled at shooting and knows how to control fast [[Attack]]-types, then this type of combo can serve you well. The goal is to hit the Bearing Core Beyblade as quickly as possible in order to KO it or hit it hard enough to stop it from spinning. Because Bearing Core Beyblades tend to sit in the center of the stadium, it is important that the Attack combo be shot in such a way that it moves through the center of the stadium repeatedly.

* '''AR:''' Samurai Upper ([[Samurai Changer MS]])
* '''WD:''' CWD Defense Ring ([[Sea Dragon]])
* '''RC:''' Grip Flat Core Ultimate Mode ([[Dragoon MS UV]])

If you find it too difficult to control with the above RC, you can also try replacing it with [[Dragoon MS]]'s Grip Flat Core.

==== [[Survival]] Combo (Bearing Core Variant) ====

You can customise also your own Bearing Core Beyblade in order to beat your opponent's. For best results, yours should be spinning in the direction opposite to your opponent's and be optimized for [[Spin-Stealing]]. The tip of your Bearing Core should be in near-mint condition or better, and there should be no bend in the shaft.

* '''AR:''' Advance Survivor ([[Advance Eterner]])
* '''WD:''' CWD Reverse Defenser ([[Dranzer MF]]) or CWD Free Survivor ([[Thunder Dragon]])
* '''RC:''' Bearing Core ([[Wolborg MS]])

== Other Versions ==
* [[Wolborg MS]] - [[HMS 5 Saint Beasts Booster]] Secret Version (Ice Blue)
* [[Wolborg MS]] - Coro Coro Limited (Gold)
* [[Wolborg MS]] - Tournament Limited (Black)
==Gallery==
====Wolborg MS - Original Version====
<gallery>
Image:Wolborg ms sticker.jpg|Sticker sheet
Image:Img1707vv1.jpg|Wolborg MS stickers
Image:Img1713ly3.jpg|Wolf Crusher without stickers
Image:WolborgMS1.jpg|BP, WD and RC
Image:WolborgMS2.jpg|Wolborg MS Bearing Core RC
Image:Img1714zq7.jpg|Wolborg MS top view
Image:Img1718rn7.jpg|Wolborg MS 3/4 view
Image:WolborgMS3.jpg |Wolborg MS side view
Image:Img1719bw7.jpg|Wolborg MS bottom view
</gallery>
====Wolborg MS Ice Blue====
<gallery>
Image:IMG_0043.jpg|Top View
Image:WBMSIceBlueSide.jpg|Side View
Image:WBMSIceBlueBottom.jpg|Bottom View
</gallery>

== Overall ==
There is little to say about Wolborg MS that has not been repeated ad-nauseum within the Beyblade community. Simply put, if you want victory and can only purchase one Beyblade, this is the one to have. Out of the box and uncustomized it is a force to be reckoned with, and customized its potential only increases. Only very skilled Bladers are able to defeat it with consistency. Game-breakingly good, this should be at the very top of your purchase list. '''All Bladers should own multiples of this Beyblade.'''

[[Category:HMS Beyblade]]
[[Category:Beyblade]]

File:WBMSIceBlueBottom.jpg

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*Ginga*: Wolborg MS Ice Blue bottom view.

Wolborg MS Ice Blue bottom view.

File:WBMSIceBlueSide.jpg

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*Ginga*: Wolborg MS Ice Blue Side View

Wolborg MS Ice Blue Side View

File:IMG 0043.jpg

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*Ginga*: Wolborg MS Ice Blue

Wolborg MS Ice Blue