I added a few notes, and the word "utilizes" appears everywhere, but other than that, it should be ready.
Quote:'''Anti-Attack''' is a specific sub-classification of Beyblade (formally categorized as Balance). Anti-Attack Beyblades, like other Balance type Beyblades, combine two or more of the three standard Beyblade types ([[Attack]], [[Defense]], and [[Survival | Stamina]]). Anti-Attack refers to Balance Beyblades that combine [[Attack]] and [[Defense]] by utilizing one of the three variants of Rubber Flat (RF, R2F, or LRF), using an aggressive, low-recoil Wheel, and a heavy Track that aids in recoil reduction.
This allows Anti-Attack Beyblades to resist KO by opposing Attack combinations and out-spin them (What exactly makes them able to outspin, since they have the same Bottom ? Perhaps just elaborate on that. It might be explained in the section below, but still, it should be specified.), while still retaining enough Smash Attack to easily neutralize competitive Stamina customs.
===Behavior and Application of an Anti-Attack Beyblade===
The behavioral attributes of an Anti-Attack custom are:
*'''Applicable Smash Attack capable of consistently KOing competitive Stamina combinations'''
*'''Low recoil and overall stability that allows the custom to neutralize Attack combinations'''
*'''Aggressive movement caused by one of the three variants of Rubber Flat'''
These three attributes should be present in '''all Anti-Attack customs'''; if any is absent, by definition, the combination in question is not an Anti-Attack Beyblade.
Anti-Attack Beyblades are designed to be used against competitive Stamina type Beyblades and competitive Attack type Beyblades.
Anti-Attack customizations utilize the aggressiveness of their Wheels and Bottoms to KO Stamina combinations in the same way that conventional Attack types do. The goal against a Stamina type with an Anti-Attack Beyblade is to launch aggressively and aim to KO the opponent as quickly as possible.
Against Attack combinations, Anti-Attack customs utilize their heavy weight, bulky setup, stable center of gravity, and high traction and momentum while colliding with an Attack type head-on to effectively absorb the force of impact while taking as little damage as possible.
Because the Anti-Attack type is bigger, heavier, and more stable than the Attack type, when the two collide, the Anti-Attack type holds its ground easily and often inflicts devastating rotational damage on the opposing Attack type in the process.
Anti-Attack Beyblades should '''never''' be used against conventional Defense Beyblades, as their Smash Attack is not on level with pure Attack types, and they lack sufficient Stamina capability to out-spin stationary Defense combinations.
===Composition of and Anti-Attack Beyblade===
Anti-Attack Beyblades are composed of:
*'''A heavy, aggressive, low recoil Wheel'''
'''Girago''' and '''Diablo''' are the two best Wheels for Anti-Attack Beyblades to use, but '''Saramanda''' and '''Begirados''' can be used as substitutes if they are not available.
*'''A heavy Track that aids in recoil reduction'''
'''BD145''' is really[('essentially' seems like a slightly less opinion-oriented word)[/b] the only currently competitive Track for Anti-Attack, but if it is absent, '''SA165''' can be used in its place.
*'''One of the three variants of Rubber Flat'''
They should also include a Metal (Stone) Face if one is available.
Some good examples of applicable Anti-Attack type Beyblades are:
*'''MSF-L Girago Girago BD145RF'''
*'''MF-H Diablo Unicorno II BD145LRF'''
*'''MSF-H Begirados Begirados BD145R2F'''
===Distinguishing an Anti-Attack Beyblade From Other Similar Forms of Customization===
Anti-Attack Beyblade should not be confused with '''aggressive Defense Beyblades''' (which, unlike Anti-Attack Beyblades, do not employ aggressive Wheels and have no competitive use against Stamina Beyblades), or with '''conventional Attack/Defense Hybrids''' (which, unlike Anti-Attack Beyblades, do not utilize one of the three variants of Rubber Flat). Making This distinction is important.
The following examples illustrate the differences between Anti-Attack Beyblades and other similar forms of customization.
*'''MSF-H Genbull Genbull BD145RF''' (aggressive Defense) is ''not'' an Anti-Attack Beyblade. While it still utilizes one of the three variants of Rubber Flat and serves to neutralize Attack types much like an Anti-Attack Beyblade, it does not use an aggressive Wheel and performs poorly against Stamina Beyblades.
*'''MSF-H Wyvang Wyvang BD145RDF''' (conventional Attack/Defense Hybrid) is ''not'' an Anti-Attack Beyblade. It does combine traits from both Attack and Defense Beyblades to form a combination that can both Defend sufficiently and subdue Stamina customs via KO, but, unlike an Anti-Attack Beyblade, it does not use one of the three Rubber Flat Bottoms.
*'''MSF-L Girago Girago BD145RF''' ''is'' an Anti-Attack Beyblade. It utilizes a flat rubber Bottom, uses an aggressive, low recoil Wheel, and a bulky setup that allows it to take hits well from Attack types and easily KO competitive Stamina combinations at the same time.
(Add a conclusion, either in a whole new section or directly after these three examples, about which type is a better choice or whatever.)
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