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...idge]] of the stadium. Doing this will cause the Beyblade to grip onto the stadium with more friction than usual and it will move very quickly.
...n't have enough shooting skill to shoot Beyblades using this RC out of the stadium immediately.
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...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
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...ocity]] of the BB when spinning increases due to less friction against the stadium surface. This makes it one of the most useful BB for [[Attack]]-types such
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...lade and forces it to ride up the slope until it is no longer touching the stadium floor.
...also be used to lower its defense and hit it while it is not touching the stadium in order knock it out.
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...ith enough force to deplete their spin completely or knock them out of the stadium.
...not stopping them outright). Unfortunately this AR has a tendecy to break stadium walls or opposing beyblades (especially more fragile ones)
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...rectly across from a wall so that your Beyblade will not bounce out of the stadium right at the beginning of the battle. When you have mastered the technique,
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...rectly across from a wall so that your Beyblade will not bounce out of the stadium right at the beginning of the battle. When you have mastered the technique,
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...sive, is much slower than any Flat Bottom. The increased friction with the stadium floor due to the wider tip both increases its [[Defense]] and [[Survival |
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...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
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...tern, 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 [[At
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...o avoid attacks. The metal tip causes less friction between itself and the stadium which normally allows it to get knocked around in terms of defense, but in
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...the center quickly, rather than wasting energy circling the outside of the stadium. Wide Defense is a perfect match for Triple Wing; the notches work to incre
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...bounce even, the amount of force decreases until it stays stable along the stadium surface. Again, it is not recommended for use of competitive play because o
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...fact that a rubber tip only provides Defense if it is in contact with the stadium surface means that Beyblades using this shaft are quite susceptible to [[Up
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...an Attack Ring or Wheel to try to force the opposing Beyblade against the stadium floor and disrupt it’s spin.
...is the case with Upper Attack, Force Smash pushes the opponent down to the stadium surface, knocking it off balance.
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...off balance, there is a high probability that it will begin to scrape the stadium and KO itself.
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The Takara MG stadium, came with 6 circular magnets and 3 magnetic rods. On top is just a usual T
Designed to fit underneath a normal Hasbro beystadium. It causes the Stadium to wobble and only fits the circle magnets. It came with six magnets.
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