Magical Ape MS - Revision history

Nocto at 00:45, 17 April 2015

2015-04-17T00:45:44Z

2014-02-21T14:20:28Z

Flat Core Section Link Additions/Grip Flat Core (Ultimate Mode) -> Grip Flat Core (Ultimate Version) Name Fix

2014-02-21T14:17:07Z

Name Correction: Grip Flat Core (Ultimate Mode) -> Grip Flat Core (Ultimate Version) as per box images.

2013-07-19T01:29:59Z

‎Overall

2013-02-27T15:00:14Z

2012-03-24T12:29:10Z

‎Gallery

2012-02-11T12:30:39Z

2010-12-01T00:30:18Z

‎Overall

2010-05-01T14:05:27Z

2010-04-24T22:34:28Z

‎Ruling Clarification

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	__TOC__		__TOC__
		+	{{Languages
		+	\|en = Magical Ape MS\|fr = Magical Ape MS/fr\|it = Magical Ape MS (Italiano)
		+	}}
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	'''Magical Ape MS''' is the third Beyblade in the Gimmick Specialty Series.		'''Magical Ape MS''' is the third Beyblade in the Gimmick Specialty Series.

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 ==Running Core (RC): Flat Core==
 * '''Weight:''' 2 grams
-''Note: The Flat Core in Magical Ape MS was slightly redesigned to accomodate a screw in the centre. This does not affect Flat Core's performance or weight in any noticeable way.''
+''Note: The Flat Core in Magical Ape MS was slightly redesigned to accommodate a screw in the centre. This does not affect Flat Core's performance or weight in any noticeable way.''
-Flat Core was one of the first Attack-based Running Cores released, but quickly became severely outdated with the release of [[Dragoon MS]] and its Grip Flat Core. It provides decent movement, but there is absolutely no reason to choose it over the numerous other options available now ([[Dragoon MS UV|Grip Flat Core (Ultimate Version)]], Metal Flat Core, Metal Weight Grip Core, etc).
+Flat Core was one of the first Attack-based Running Cores released, but quickly became severely outdated with the release of [[Dragoon MS]] and its Grip Flat Core. It provides decent movement, but there is absolutely no reason to choose it over the numerous other options available now ([[Dragoon MS UV|Grip Flat Core (Ultimate Version)]], [[Advance Striker|Metal Flat Core]], [[Dragoon MF|Metal Weight Grip Core]], etc).
 ==Battle Mode==

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 ''Note: The Flat Core in Magical Ape MS was slightly redesigned to accomodate a screw in the centre. This does not affect Flat Core's performance or weight in any noticeable way.''
-Flat Core was one of the first Attack-based Running Cores released, but quickly became severely outdated with the release of [[Dragoon MS]] and its Grip Flat Core. It provides decent movement, but there is absolutely no reason to choose it over the numerous other options available now (Grip Flat Core Ultimate Mode, Metal Flat Core, Metal Weight Grip Core, etc).
+Flat Core was one of the first Attack-based Running Cores released, but quickly became severely outdated with the release of [[Dragoon MS]] and its Grip Flat Core. It provides decent movement, but there is absolutely no reason to choose it over the numerous other options available now ([[Dragoon MS UV|Grip Flat Core (Ultimate Version)]], Metal Flat Core, Metal Weight Grip Core, etc).
 ==Battle Mode==

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 ==Gallery==
 <gallery>
 Image:MagicalApeMS16.JPG|Metal Ape
 Image:MagicalApeMS17.JPG|Metal Ape, metal frame pictured

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 {{Beybox
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-| full item name = Magical Ape MS
+| full item name = Magical Ape MS (Metal Skill)
 | item number = MA-18
 | beyblade system = [[HMS]]

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 ==Overall==
-The tricks '''Magical Ape MS''' can perform are fun, but the reason to buy it is for Metal Ape. It is one of the, if not the best Compact HMS AR available, and while it is not a totally necessary addition, it certainly does not hurt to have it in your collection.
+The tricks '''Magical Ape MS''' can perform are fun, but the reason to buy it is for Metal Ape. It is one of the, if not the best [[Compact]] HMS AR available, and while it is not a totally necessary addition, it certainly does not hurt to have it in your collection.
 [[Category:HMS Beyblade]]
 [[Category:Beyblade]]

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	==Overall==		==Overall==
	The tricks '''Magical Ape MS''' can perform are fun, but the reason to buy it is for Metal Ape. It is one of the, if not the best Compact HMS AR available, and while it is not a totally necessary addition, it certainly does not hurt to have it in your collection.		The tricks '''Magical Ape MS''' can perform are fun, but the reason to buy it is for Metal Ape. It is one of the, if not the best Compact HMS AR available, and while it is not a totally necessary addition, it certainly does not hurt to have it in your collection.
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		+	[[Category:HMS Beyblade]]
		+	[[Category:Beyblade]]

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 ===Ruling Clarification===
-* It is illegal to replace the metal bearings on the shaft in Gyro Mode with NSK shield bearings; though, it does increase it's endurance significantly.
+* It is illegal to replace the metal bearings on the shaft in Gyro Mode with NSK shield bearings; though, it does increase its endurance significantly.
 * You may not use the three interchangeable Gimmick tips.
 * Because Gyro Mode is not shot, but placed, you must place the Gyro Mode at the Tornado Ridge of the BeyStadium. If the BeyStadium does not have a Tornado Ridge, you must place it approximately 3 cm from the edge of the BeyStadium wall during the word “Shoot!” in the “3..2..1.. Go Shoot!” countdown.
 ==Gallery==