Topic title. Which Beyblades have been remade in Burst that were from Bakuten Shoot? And is it better to be buying the Hasbro or the Takara ones (I'm mostly concerned with complete collecting, durability, and fair play)?

I know we've got some of the main cast S series Beys, but I'm unsure what else has come out.

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Takara Tomy has released all of the main series S and F Beyblades, as well as a Wolborg 1 and a Storm Pegasis from MFB in Random Booster 15. Hasbro has released all of the Plastic gen remakes so far except for Driger F, Draciel F, and Wolborg, and they haven't released Storm Pegasis. On a few of them (mainly Dragoon), Hasbro has also rounded off some of the contact points.

There's a collector's edition set by TT that's either recently been released or is scheduled to be released very soon that conveniently has all the Plastic gen remakes in it. here's a link to an eBay listing, but I'm sure you could find one for a better price if you look around.

I don't think there has been many recorded breakages of any of the Layers, except for maybe a Driger S way back in 2016 when it was first released, so they all seem to be pretty durable compared to their original counterparts. In terms of competitive value, none of the Layers can compete in Burst Standard but both Drigers, Dranzer and Dragoon F, and Wolborg seem to be decently viable in Burst Classic. The Disks and Drivers they come with all have varying degrees of usefulness, but there's a few good parts in there as well.

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Thanks! That answers my questions (and more)! I saw that collection on yahoo japan earlier, and was wondering how old it was. Glad to see it's not at all (if I'd done the math, I'd have known, woops). I'll see if I can't find one for cheap, because that's definitely the easiest way to get that full collection.

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