Hey guys,
I just recieved a package full of NIB plastic beyblades and tbh I always had Trouble applying really tiny Stickers like eye-stickers.. Do you guys have any tips how to apply Stickers properly without wasting a sweat? :p

I always used toothpicks and they worked very well.

I like to use an X-Acto knife when applying stickers. The tiny edge gives good precision when putting on stickers, especially tiny ones.

This is good too.

Hey guys,
I just recieved a package full of NIB plastic beyblades and tbh I always had Trouble applying really tiny Stickers like eye-stickers.. Do you guys have any tips how to apply Stickers properly without wasting a sweat? :p

I use a flathead screwdriver ( or like Tri said you can use an Xacto Knife). I grab at the very edge of the sticker with the flathead, line up the sticker with it's placement, then use my finger to apply pressure when in the desired area.

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cool, I'll try it. Thanks!

Quick question, and I kinda fell like an idiot asking this, but...

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Wouldn't we refer to a combo like Duo ____ F230CF as a zombie of sorts?

The origin of the name "Zombie" is not its ability to steal spin, but its "life after death" ability. The term "Life After Death" is used to describe a zombie's ability to continue spinning on its side after it has fallen over. If your Beyblade is still making complete rotations, it is still considered to be spinning. To have this ability, your Beyblade must be perfectly round at the points that touch the stadium floor when it falls over.

CF is perfectly round at the points that touch the ground...

Considering the fact that CF has such a wide edge that provides support for the entire beyblade even after it has stopped spinning , as opposed to the edge of RDF/EWD type bottoms, couldn't that be referred to as the beyblade's "side?" Since it won't topple any further than CF's rim?

When a CF-using Beyblade starts spinning at low spin rates, it leans on the disk of CF and continues to spin thanks to CF's circular shape. CF's disk is so wide that most Beyblades will not topple any further, meaning CF's LAD bonus can be applied to nearly any custom. The tip is an aggressive tip and it has some issues with scraping at high spin rates, but its ability to give LAD is almost unmatched...

Regarding the Chrome/Metal wheels...

The AR used on a Zombie are either compact or aligns with the WD in order to prevent any recoil from hits.

Doesn't Duo's metal frame and core align perfectly? Don't Reviser and Dragooon (Reviser Dragoon F230CF) align?

1) Aren't these F230CF customs perfectly round at the points that touch the stadium floor?
2) Don't these customs continue to spin on their "side" after they have fallen?
3) Don't they use metal/chrome wheels that align well and are round to some extent?

Just wondering Thanks!

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Actually I measured duos frame and core and the core is one mm wider than the frame.
What does downforce actually mean.

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Downforce is the effect of a wing producing lift downwards, thus pulling the vehicle/device/beyblade down.

Btw I'm not sure that going on about alignment is appropriate... The intent of aligning the AR and WD is to create a "perfectly round" surface that rolls on the floor with little rolling resistance, and keeps recoil to a minimum. This means that the beyblade can continue to spin even after it has fallen over, making it useful for LAD. Since a Metal Wheel or Chrome Wheel acts as both AR and WD, there's no real case where "alignment" is an issue. The wheels are just smooth; if Revizer is the bottom Wheel in a Synchrom, it doesn't matter what's on top, at least in terms of LAD. If a part is not going to make contact with the floor, it doesn't matter for LAD, which brings us to the topic of CF. If ______ F230CF never falls over, unless completely stopped, then any part above CF doesn't matter for LAD. Thus, CF is, in fact, the beyblade's "side", since the only time where any other part will touch the floor will be when you have already lost, making it a moot point.

SO....

I say that F230CF, Duo, and Revizer can be combined to make combinations with extremely high LAD. Whether these can be considered "zombies" is somewhat of a matter of opinion but I would say that Duo _____ F230CF and Revizer Dragoon F230CF are as close to zombies as are possible in MFB.

EDIT: Here's theblackdragon's original post, for ye who be lazy:

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Quick question, and I kinda fell like an idiot asking this, but...

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Wouldn't we refer to a combo like Duo ____ F230CF as a zombie of sorts?

The origin of the name "Zombie" is not its ability to steal spin, but its "life after death" ability. The term "Life After Death" is used to describe a zombie's ability to continue spinning on its side after it has fallen over. If your Beyblade is still making complete rotations, it is still considered to be spinning. To have this ability, your Beyblade must be perfectly round at the points that touch the stadium floor when it falls over.

CF is perfectly round at the points that touch the ground...

Considering the fact that CF has such a wide edge that provides support for the entire beyblade even after it has stopped spinning , as opposed to the edge of RDF/EWD type bottoms, couldn't that be referred to as the beyblade's "side?" Since it won't topple any further than CF's rim?

When a CF-using Beyblade starts spinning at low spin rates, it leans on the disk of CF and continues to spin thanks to CF's circular shape. CF's disk is so wide that most Beyblades will not topple any further, meaning CF's LAD bonus can be applied to nearly any custom. The tip is an aggressive tip and it has some issues with scraping at high spin rates, but its ability to give LAD is almost unmatched...

Regarding the Chrome/Metal wheels...

The AR used on a Zombie are either compact or aligns with the WD in order to prevent any recoil from hits.

Doesn't Duo's metal frame and core align perfectly? Don't Reviser and Dragooon (Reviser Dragoon F230CF) align?

1) Aren't these F230CF customs perfectly round at the points that touch the stadium floor?
2) Don't these customs continue to spin on their "side" after they have fallen?
3) Don't they use metal/chrome wheels that align well and are round to some extent?

Just wondering Thanks!

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Threads and combos!

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[LTD] MF Jade Horogium 85RSF
[LTD] RB / RSF Attack
[LTD] Ronin Genbull (Crystal Up) 85RF
MF-H Phantom (Attack) Cancer 85RB
MSF-H Wyvang Ifraid GB145RF {Alternative to Wyvang^2 with more Upper Attack}
MSF-H Genbull Genbull 85RSF {Improved version of the above Phantom combo}
Balro Begirados 100RF {LTAC with both Upper Smash and regular Smash}
[LTD] MF-H Lightning L-Drago 85RB {more controllable Lightning LTAC}
[LTD] Burn Orion 105SF {Destabilizer}

Duo's metal frame and core do align perfectly...

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The purpose of the AR and WD (Chrome wheels/frames of a metal wheels) aligning is to reduce recoil. The SP (Or track) and WD (or bottom chrome wheel/core) are the parts that actually give the combo its LAD, IE Circle survivor/Defense ring, or Reviser/SA165.

If the combo fell over at any point (even in a stationary position), then the bottom would not be considered as the beyblade's "side." However, F230CF combos don't fall over at all in any position unless acted upon by something else (the opposing beyblade, for instance). Therefore, one could refer to CF's rim as the beyblade's side, but in the end it's still just the tip. :\

I was just wondering whether or not "zombie" would be a valid term to categorize something like this.
I think it makes sense, but I'm no expert on plastics. XD

(Also, I would say that the closest we can get to a traditional zombie in MFB would be Reviser Dragooon SA165EWD/RDF. )

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Honestly, I measured it. Maybe I have a weird mold variation.

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Hi, I was wondering, which beyblade set should I invest my money in?

Beyblades #BBG-24 Japanese Zero G Beyblade Ultimate DX Set Thin Chrome Attack / Balance Type

or

Beyblades #BBG-25 Japanese Ultimate DX Set Thin Chrome Defense And Stamina Type

and why??

I already have Samurai Ifraid / Shinobi Salamander and Guardian Leviathan / Pirate Orochi Hasbro Dual Sets.

Hi, I was wondering, which beyblade set should I invest my money in?

Beyblades #BBG-24 Japanese Zero G Beyblade Ultimate DX Set Thin Chrome Attack / Balance Type

or

Beyblades #BBG-25 Japanese Ultimate DX Set Thin Chrome Defense And Stamina Type

and why??

I already have Samurai Ifraid / Shinobi Salamander and Guardian Leviathan / Pirate Orochi Hasbro Dual Sets.

#BBG-25 Japanese Ultimate DX Set Thin Chrome Defense And Stamina Type. It comes with parts like Revizer and E230. You can then use those parts in the top teir combo Revizer Revizer E230/BD145 CS/RB/RSF/RDF. You also get a Wyvang, considered one of the most powerful attack type metal wheels in the meta-game today.

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Why is it that you can only use the search feature every 60 seconds? Is it because the site runs on a crappy server or...?

Is there a performance difference between the Hasbro CF and the TT CF?

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Why is it that you can only use the search feature every 60 seconds? Is it because the site runs on a crappy server or...?

IDK, but this goes in the question s about the WBO thread

Dark_Mousy: Nope. My bro's got a Hasbro one, and it looks, feels, and performas exactly the same as a TT CF.

EDIT: anyone care to answer this?

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Quick question, and I kinda fell like an idiot asking this, but...

Spoiler (Click to View)

Wouldn't we refer to a combo like Duo ____ F230CF as a zombie of sorts?

The origin of the name "Zombie" is not its ability to steal spin, but its "life after death" ability. The term "Life After Death" is used to describe a zombie's ability to continue spinning on its side after it has fallen over. If your Beyblade is still making complete rotations, it is still considered to be spinning. To have this ability, your Beyblade must be perfectly round at the points that touch the stadium floor when it falls over.

CF is perfectly round at the points that touch the ground...

Considering the fact that CF has such a wide edge that provides support for the entire beyblade even after it has stopped spinning , as opposed to the edge of RDF/EWD type bottoms, couldn't that be referred to as the beyblade's "side?" Since it won't topple any further than CF's rim?

When a CF-using Beyblade starts spinning at low spin rates, it leans on the disk of CF and continues to spin thanks to CF's circular shape. CF's disk is so wide that most Beyblades will not topple any further, meaning CF's LAD bonus can be applied to nearly any custom. The tip is an aggressive tip and it has some issues with scraping at high spin rates, but its ability to give LAD is almost unmatched...

Regarding the Chrome/Metal wheels...

The AR used on a Zombie are either compact or aligns with the WD in order to prevent any recoil from hits.

Doesn't Duo's metal frame and core align perfectly? Don't Reviser and Dragooon (Reviser Dragoon F230CF) align?

1) Aren't these F230CF customs perfectly round at the points that touch the stadium floor?
2) Don't these customs continue to spin on their "side" after they have fallen?
3) Don't they use metal/chrome wheels that align well and are round to some extent?

Just wondering Thanks!

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Dark_Mousy: Nope. My bro's got a Hasbro one, and it looks, feels, and performas exactly the same as a TT CF.

Thank you, I figured as much. My local stores just got Shogun Steele in.

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What are the slight weight variations for chrome wheels? If Revizer weighs 30.6 grams according to beywiki, is it possible for a Revizer chrome wheel to weigh a bit heavier than that? Or is 30.6 grams already the heaviest one?

And what kind of scale do you use for weighing beyblade parts?

Is it just my blitz unicorno from TT that has cracks in the metal frame?

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That means its broken...
And no, Blitz is prone to breakages.

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Why is that? Is it because it delivers such a powerful hit that the metal wheel can't survive it?

And is there anything I can do to stop this and still use it legally?

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If its cracked, it's cracked, nothing you can do.

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Darn that was my best attack metal wheel oh well ,thanks anyways

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My mom said that I could get something after I'm done with the orientation at Arts High. I then thought about getting a set. But I don't know what to get. Should I get the BB117 Strongest Blader Set, or the Ultimate Beyblade DX Set.

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My mom said that I could get something after I'm done with the orientation at Arts High. I then thought about getting a set. But I don't know what to get. Should I get the BB117 Strongest Blader Set, or the Ultimate Beyblade DX Set.

Post that question in the Purchase Consultation thread

What are the slight weight variations for chrome wheels? If Revizer weighs 30.6 grams according to beywiki, is it possible for a Revizer chrome wheel to weigh a bit heavier than that? Or is 30.6 grams already the heaviest one?

And what kind of scale do you use for weighing beyblade parts?

Any part can vary in weight from Beywiki's statement; for instance, my Begirados is almost a gram heavier than Beywiki states it should be, and my Faces vary in weight from 0.9 to 1.3g. Some parts can be lighter than Beywiki says, too. Beywiki has the typical or average weight of the part; there may be mold variations / defects that can affect the weight slightly.

Why is it that you can only use the search feature every 60 seconds? Is it because the site runs on a crappy server or...?

It's to keep the server from being flooded with spam requests.

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Threads and combos!

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[LTD] MF Jade Horogium 85RSF
[LTD] RB / RSF Attack
[LTD] Ronin Genbull (Crystal Up) 85RF
MF-H Phantom (Attack) Cancer 85RB
MSF-H Wyvang Ifraid GB145RF {Alternative to Wyvang^2 with more Upper Attack}
MSF-H Genbull Genbull 85RSF {Improved version of the above Phantom combo}
Balro Begirados 100RF {LTAC with both Upper Smash and regular Smash}
[LTD] MF-H Lightning L-Drago 85RB {more controllable Lightning LTAC}
[LTD] Burn Orion 105SF {Destabilizer}

What is the best attack type bey of all time?

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What is the best attack type bey of all time?

There's no "best". The meta grows over time; discovering new and better combos.

There are good ones though ..

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