(Sep. 03, 2016 9:59 PM)Basedsamuraij Wrote: Hey guys I've just joined and since I've only played with plastics as a kid I have a ton of questions. I apologise if the answers are already in the thread but since I have a mixture of what I'm assuming to be new questions as well as frequently asked questions I thought I'd bundle them together in order to save myself time searching. Anyways here goes:
- I've bought 6 shogun steel beyblades from a local toy store are these beys compatible with zero G bey blades parts?
- Following on from that are zero G launchers compatible with shogun steel beys?
- Are metal fusion launchers or any other lauchers compatible with Shogun steel beys?
- The shogun steel light launcher is different to the zero G launcher can I get a grip for the shogun steel launcher ? (I live in the UK if that helps)
1. Shogun Steel is Zero-G, so yes.
2. Yes, all metal series launchers work with every bey.
3. They are the same launchers, so yes.
4. Yes, but you would have to order it online. Make sure it doesn't say "Zero-G", as it most likely refers to the Zero G launchers which have different launcher grips.
(Sep. 03, 2016 9:59 PM)Basedsamuraij Wrote: That kind of concludes my Shogun steel questions. I've also got some questions about metal fusion/fury/masters:
- Are metal beyblades still generally available? I know you can get like L drago,Pegasus etc on amazon but I'm looking to collect more than just the popular beys
- Can you give me a quick summary of the different metal systems?
1. As Brisky said, you will have to purchase them online.
2. All the 'metal systems' you are referring to are just 1 system, with different names with each series.
(Sep. 03, 2016 9:59 PM)Basedsamuraij Wrote: Finally, I have some burst questions:
- Are Japanese launchers compatible with NA and Canadian burst?
- Does anyone think if europe gets burst in 2017 that there will be more changes like the slopes and teeth situation causing incompatibility, I want to know before I invest in NA burst?
- Have any other similar incompatibility changes occurred in previous generations?
Okay that's all for now, feel free to answer as many as you like or just point me to where the info is.
1. Yes. Also; Canada is apart of North America
2. Hasbro will definitely release Beyblade in Europe, and I would see no reason to change the compatibility again, unless they wanted to make it better, which is unlikely. They most likely will be the exact same Beys we currently have in NA.
3. Yes. For Plastics, Sonokong's parts were slightly smaller, meaning they were incompatible with Hasbro and TT up until Sonokong's release of G-Revolution, where they were the same size.
Also; welcome to the WBO!
If you have anymore questions, please feel free to PM me