Sobeka is a Metal System wheel based off of Sobek, the Egyptian deity of crocodiles. I tried to incorporate it's design into the metal wheel as much as possible, while still retaining it's usefulness. I chose to use Metal System as it's old, as is the now ancient Egyptian civilization of the pharaohs. Also it is an attack Bey, going from the alligator theme.

Sobeka is unique in it's ability to attack to both left and right launcher prongs. It has Upper Attack in right spin, and Smash Attack in left spin, similar to Circle Upper of the HMS series. The ramps of the upper attack portion are flat (as opposed to the slanted ramps of Quetzalcoatl) to allow it to lift opposing beys much more effectively. The ramps also get wider as they continue along the perimeter of the wheel, which also contributes to a greater success rate by allowing the opponent to be hit by more of the attack. The Upper Attack portion was designed to help create a more viable method of defeating beyblades that may use the RS bottom, or RB if it were to be released. In Left Spin this bey has a considerable amount of smash, but is outclassed by wheels such as Lightning and Leone. It also has a marginal amount of recoil. This wheel was designed primarily for use in right spin. Notable flaws include its relatively light weight, it's central weight focus (which is useful for upper attack, but takes away from it's already poor stamina). Due to it's odd weight distribution and shape, this wheel has poor stamina. And because of its poor stamina, it is necessary that the blader who uses this wheel be very skilled, as an unsuccessful sliding shot or bank will result in a loss. It is advisable to use an XF or, if it were to be released, Metal Flat tip to improve it's spin time and RPM's. An example combo for this wheel would be: MF-H Sobeka 100XF

Okay, so B145 works like this:
Imagine the shell of M145.
Now hollow it out, and give it the ability to have interchangable "Track Cores", an example could be an all metal core. These cores fit inside the shell. So essentially, this is an extremely versatile alternative to the current conventional system.
The shell contains the basket that the metal wheel sits in, but the core contains the portion that the bottom connects to, and also is what the face screws into, as to prevent illegal customizations.
The core has two prongs that slide up grooves in the shell, and twist to lock in (similar to Bit Protectors of the HMS era)

*Note* My shell is Just called N, it stands for normal version. It is just an average shell with no special gimmicks. I do not want to create one. It would take away from Bearing Core, the real inspiration behind my system

B145's core contains 2 NSK shield bearings, attached to a shaft that holds the piece which connects to the bottom. None of the shaft is exposed, as to protect the metal from bending, as this would ruin the core. The plastic piece of the bottom of the core is somewhat inside the shell to act as a shield for the shaft, but it has empty space around it as to not drag along the shell and harm the rotation. Continuing, the 2 NSK bearings sit low in the core as to allow room for the face, but the shaft continues all the way to the top of the core (please note the core is sealed like Wolbrog MS' Running Core, so the shaft cannot fall out). Due to my proposed core system, Bearing Core is capable of being attached to all MFB bottoms, allowing any bottom to instantly gain the benefit of two NSK shield bearings.

Normally, the face would get in the way of the shaft, but my proposed face(s) are 'Bearing Compatible'
This means they have a large hole in the bottom portion of the face where the threads are, like HF. This allows the face to slip around the shaft without disturbing it's motion, while still being able to screw into the threads in the core, and also remain compatible with all other tracks. Their is a face sticker that comes with my beyblade, so one can opt to apply it, but that comes later, with my Metal Wheel/Clear Wheel.


My proposed Shell/Core Track system would add depth and vast customization potential to current gameplay.
The current naming system is such: (Shell Initials)Core InitialsHeight
So my set up here would be (N)B145
N = Normal
B = Bearing
Height = 145