Spin Gear - Revision history

Th!nk: Spelling Fix: Magnacore->Magnecore (Source: MG Core Stickers, "Magne Generation" on spin up guide books, etc, also the article uses "e" soooo).

2012-08-01T10:13:54Z

Spelling Fix: Magnacore->Magnecore (Source: MG Core Stickers, "Magne Generation" on spin up guide books, etc, also the article uses "e" soooo).

Th!nk: /* V and V2 Series Spin Gears */ Moved "Also See", integrated with description.

2012-08-01T07:40:00Z

‎V and V2 Series Spin Gears: Moved "Also See", integrated with description.

Th!nk: /* Cores */ Rewrote and replaced removed information.

2012-08-01T07:38:45Z

‎Cores: Rewrote and replaced removed information.

Th!nk: /* V and V2 Series Spin Gears */

2012-08-01T04:50:41Z

‎V and V2 Series Spin Gears

Th!nk: /* A to F Series Spin Gears */ Minor fix so I don't have to do it later.

2012-07-29T21:57:31Z

‎A to F Series Spin Gears: Minor fix so I don't have to do it later.

Th!nk: Fix of V/V2 stuff.

2012-07-29T21:44:47Z

Fix of V/V2 stuff.

Giga: /* V and V2 Series Spin Gears */

2009-02-23T16:33:04Z

‎V and V2 Series Spin Gears

Kei: /* V and V2 Series Spin Gears */

2009-01-10T03:04:57Z

‎V and V2 Series Spin Gears

Grey: /* Clutch Descriptions */

2008-08-30T21:56:04Z

‎Clutch Descriptions

Bey Brad at 21:31, 30 August 2008

2008-08-30T21:31:49Z

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 This is the second generation of SGs, first released in the [[V Series]] of Beyblades. While they were also available in both Left and Right Spin Directions, they no longer used the metal ring seen in the original SGs, instead featuring different Cores. Four different Cores were released: Normal Core, Metal Weight Core, Magnetic Core, and Heavy Metal Core ([[Takara]] [[Metal Driger]]), with Normal Core being the lightest, and the HMC the heaviest.
-Two '''Magnecore/MG Core''' (Magnetic) types were released: A “North Pole” version (which was red in color), and a “South Pole” version (which was blue in color). Both weighed the same, but had different movement patterns when used with the Magnacore Stadium (which used North Pole Magnets). A “North Pole” MG Core would be thrown away from a magnet, making movement erratic, while a “South Pole” MG Core would be held in place above a magnet, in a defensive style.
+Two '''Magnecore/MG Core''' (Magnetic) types were released: A “North Pole” version (which was red in color), and a “South Pole” version (which was blue in color). Both weighed the same, but had different movement patterns when used with the Magnecore Stadium (which used North Pole Magnets). A “North Pole” MG Core would be thrown away from a magnet, making movement erratic, while a “South Pole” MG Core would be held in place above a magnet, in a defensive style.
 For more information, please see the [[Magnecore|Magnecore Article]].
-The '''Metal Weight Core''' (abbreviated “MW Core”) was similar the Magnacore, but did not use magnets, and was slightly lighter, acting very similar to A to F Series Spin Gears.
+The '''Metal Weight Core''' (abbreviated “MW Core”) was similar the Magnecore, but did not use magnets, and was slightly lighter, acting very similar to A to F Series Spin Gears.
 Thirdly, there was the '''Normal Core'''. Released only in [[Takara|Takara's]] [[Dragoon V2]], this was the lightest core available, using a plastic cylinder instead of the metal used in the Metal Weight Core. It is worth noting that simply using the centre part of a regular A to F Series Spin Gear in Neo Casings results in a slightly lighter Spin Gear than the Normal Core, although due to the smaller hole in the centre, such a setup is not compatible with certain Blade Bases designed only for use with Neo Spin Gears.

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 This is the second generation of SGs, first released in the [[V Series]] of Beyblades. While they were also available in both Left and Right Spin Directions, they no longer used the metal ring seen in the original SGs, instead featuring different Cores. Four different Cores were released: Normal Core, Metal Weight Core, Magnetic Core, and Heavy Metal Core ([[Takara]] [[Metal Driger]]), with Normal Core being the lightest, and the HMC the heaviest.
-Two '''Magnacore/MG Core''' (Magnetic) types were released: A “North Pole” version (which was red in color), and a “South Pole” version (which was blue in color). Both weighed the same, but had different movement patterns when used with the Magnacore Stadium (which used North Pole Magnets). A “North Pole” MG Core would be thrown away from a magnet, making movement erratic, while a “South Pole” MG Core would be held in place above a magnet, in a defensive style.
+Two '''Magnecore/MG Core''' (Magnetic) types were released: A “North Pole” version (which was red in color), and a “South Pole” version (which was blue in color). Both weighed the same, but had different movement patterns when used with the Magnacore Stadium (which used North Pole Magnets). A “North Pole” MG Core would be thrown away from a magnet, making movement erratic, while a “South Pole” MG Core would be held in place above a magnet, in a defensive style.
 The '''Metal Weight Core''' (abbreviated “MW Core”) was similar the Magnacore, but did not use magnets, and was slightly lighter, acting very similar to A to F Series Spin Gears.

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 * '''Neo SG + Heavy Metal Core:''' 9 grams
 * '''Neo SG + MG Core:''' 6 grams
-* '''Neo SG + Metal Weight Core:''' 5 grams
+* '''Neo SG + Metal Weight Core:''' 4 grams
 ===Neo SG Gallery===
 <gallery>

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 ==V and V2 Series Spin Gears==
 [[Image: NeorightSG.jpg|thumb| Neo Right SG with MG Core]]
-This is the second generation of SGs, first released in the [[V Series]] of Beyblades. While they were available in both Left and Right Spin Directions, they no longer used the metal ring seen in the original SGs, instead featuring different Cores. Four different Cores were released: Normal Core, Metal Weight Core, Magnetic Core, and Heavy Metal Core ([[Takara]] [[Metal Driger]]), with Normal Core being the lightest, and the HMC the heaviest.
+This is the second generation of SGs, first released in the [[V Series]] of Beyblades. While they were also available in both Left and Right Spin Directions, they no longer used the metal ring seen in the original SGs, instead featuring different Cores. Four different Cores were released: Normal Core, Metal Weight Core, Magnetic Core, and Heavy Metal Core ([[Takara]] [[Metal Driger]]), with Normal Core being the lightest, and the HMC the heaviest.
 Two '''Magnacore/MG Core''' (Magnetic) types were released: A “North Pole” version (which was red in color), and a “South Pole” version (which was blue in color). Both weighed the same, but had different movement patterns when used with the Magnacore Stadium (which used North Pole Magnets). A “North Pole” MG Core would be thrown away from a magnet, making movement erratic, while a “South Pole” MG Core would be held in place above a magnet, in a defensive style.

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 [[Image: rightSG.jpg|thumb| Right SG]]
 *'''Right Spin Gear'''
-A SG that allows for right spin while using in combination with a right shooter. In a right-spin SG, two tabs (situated close to the right sides of the Spin Gear) would attach to the right-spin Shooter, allowing the Beyblade to be spun in a clockwise motion. It was first released in the [[A to F Series]].
+A SG that allows for right spin while using in combination with a right shooter. In a right-spin SG, two tabs (situated close to the right sides of the Spin Gear) would attach to the right-spin Shooter, allowing the Beyblade to be spun in a clockwise motion. It was first released with [[Driger S]].
 [[Image: leftSG.jpg|thumb| Left SG]]
 *'''Left Spin Gear'''

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 *'''Right SG (Bearing Version 2)''' <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[Wolborg 2]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>
 ===SG Gallery===
 <gallery>
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 ==V and V2 Series Spin Gears==
 [[Image: NeorightSG.jpg|thumb| Neo Right SG with MG Core]]
-This is the second generation of SGs, first released in the [[V Series]] of Beyblades. They no longer use the metal ring seen in the original SGs, instead, they feature different weights. Three different weights were released: Metal Weight Core, Magnetic Core, and Heavy Metal Core ([[Takara]] [[Metal Driger]]), with MW being the lightest, and the HMC the heaviest.
+This is the second generation of SGs, first released in the [[V Series]] of Beyblades. While they were available in both Left and Right Spin Directions, they no longer used the metal ring seen in the original SGs, instead featuring different Cores. Four different Cores were released: Normal Core, Metal Weight Core, Magnetic Core, and Heavy Metal Core ([[Takara]] [[Metal Driger]]), with Normal Core being the lightest, and the HMC the heaviest.
 Two '''Magnacore/MG Core''' (Magnetic) types were released: A “North Pole” version (which was red in color), and a “South Pole” version (which was blue in color). Both weighed the same, but had different movement patterns when used with the Magnacore Stadium (which used North Pole Magnets). A “North Pole” MG Core would be thrown away from a magnet, making movement erratic, while a “South Pole” MG Core would be held in place above a magnet, in a defensive style.
-The '''Metal Weight Core''' (abbreviated “MW Core”) was an alternate version of the Magnacore. The MW Core was lighter than the MG Core, acting very similar to original Spin Gear.
+The '''Metal Weight Core''' (abbreviated “MW Core”) was similar the Magnacore, but did not use magnets, and was slightly lighter, acting very similar to A to F Series Spin Gears.
-In addition to the MW Core there was the '''Neo-Spin Gear''' ("Neo-SG"). This was the lightest version of the V-Series SG, with a plastic cylinder replacing the metal cylinder used in the MW Core.
+Thirdly, there was the '''Normal Core'''. Released only in [[Takara|Takara's]] [[Dragoon V2]], this was the lightest core available, using a plastic cylinder instead of the metal used in the Metal Weight Core. It is worth noting that simply using the centre part of a regular A to F Series Spin Gear in Neo Casings results in a slightly lighter Spin Gear than the Normal Core, although due to the smaller hole in the centre, such a setup is not compatible with certain Blade Bases designed only for use with Neo Spin Gears.
-Finally, there was the '''Heavy Metal Core''' (“HMC”). The HMC was the heaviest version of the V-series Spin Gears, weighing at 9 grams. This heavy weight allowed for use in [[compact]] and [[defense | defensive]] Beyblades.
+Finally, there was the '''Heavy Metal Core''' (“HMC”). The HMC was the heaviest Core available, weighing in at 9 grams. This heavy weight allowed for use in [[Compact]] and [[Defense]] Customizations.
 For more information, please see the [[Metal Driger | Takara Metal Driger article]].
-*'''Neo Left SG (Metal Weight, MG Core, HMC Versions)'''
+*'''Neo Left SG'''
-An upgraded version of the Left SG, it can hold a Metal Weight, Magnetic, or Heavy Metal Core.
+An upgraded version of the Left SG.
-*'''Neo Right SG (Metal Weight, MG Core, HMC Versions)'''
+*'''Neo Right SG'''
-An upgraded version of the Right SG, it can hold a Metal Weight, Magnetic, or Heavy Metal Core.
+An upgraded version of the Right SG.
 ===Specialized Neo SGs===
 *'''Neo Right SG (Double Bearing Version)''' <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[Burning Kerberous]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>
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 * '''Neo SG + Metal Weight Core:''' 5 grams
-The added weight of either the MW, MG, or HMC is particularly useful for [[compact]] customizations; the weight being added in focused in the centre, which will help increase it’s [[spin velocity]]. In [[defense]] combinations, it will decrease their mobility, making them harder to move and more sturdy. Almost any Beyblade type can benefit from these SG cores.
+Also see [[Magnecore]] and [[Metal Driger]] for more information.
 ===Neo SG Gallery===
 <gallery>
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 ==G and GT Series Spin Gears==
 [[Image: EG.jpg|thumb| Engine Gear]]
-The [[G Series | G]] and [[GT Series]] introduced an entirely new type of SG, and that is the Engine Gear. The EG was a complex evolution to the Spin Gear System. Being the largest SG system thus far, it was only usable in certain EG Blade Bases. The EG acted as both the Spin Gear and Blade Base in some respects, with the tip of the Beyblade being attached to the EG.
+The [[G Series | G]] and [[GT Series]] introduced an entirely new type of SG,  the Engine Gear. The EG was a complex evolution to the Spin Gear System. Being the largest SG system thus far, Engine Gears were only usable in Engine Gear Blade Bases. The EG acted as both the Spin Gear and Blade Base in some respects, with the tip of the Beyblade being attached to the EG.
 You use the [[Turbo Winder]] to wind up an EG before a battle starts and it will be activated at a certain point in that battle to give your Beyblade and extra burst of spin power. There is four types of EG activation rates, they are: '''First Clutch''' (immediate release), '''Middle Clutch''' (release part-way through the battle), '''Final Clutch''' (release towards end of the battle), and '''No Clutch''' (steady release throughout battle).

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	*'''Right Customize Gear (Free Shaft Version)''' <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[Zeus]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>		*'''Right Customize Gear (Free Shaft Version)''' <nowiki>[</nowiki>[[Zeus]]<nowiki>]</nowiki>
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−	~~===Clutches===~~
−	~~'''First Clutch:''' This type of EG is activated immediately after it is launched.~~
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−	~~'''Middle Clutch:''' This type of EG is activated part way through a battle. It was only released with Dranzer GT in the Right Engine Gear (Reverse).~~
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−	~~'''Final Clutch:''' This type of EG is activated towards the end of the battle after being hit multiple times.~~
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−	~~'''No Clutch:''' This type of EG has no clutch at all and it is steadily released throughout the battle. It was released with Wolborg 4 and Rock Bison.~~

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