(Oct. 14, 2011 4:18 AM)Shabalabadoo Wrote:(Oct. 01, 2011 6:50 PM)BeybladeStation Wrote: 4D Metal Wheel: Phantom
-Weight: 44.50 Grams
Phantom Orion is structured/composed of both the a Metal Frame and Core, and these two combine to make one Metal Wheel. The structure of the Metal Frame and Core provides many positive attributes, the most prominent being the added Flywheel effect that the outwards weight produces. Phantom Orion can switch modes by flipping the Core Metal Frame 180 Degrees, or visa-versa where the Metal Frame could be flipped.
Use in Stamina Combination
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Phantom's Stamina Mode has a very circular shape with smooth edges, thus making it a good Stamina and Defense Wheel. With a Metal Face Heavy and EDS, this Beyblade is effective in the combination MF/-H Phantom Orion BD145EDS.
Metal Frame
-Weight: 42.0 Grams
[The Metal Frame on Phantom has no centre, and the gap is filled by the Core]Arguably, the frame on L Drago Destroy is the only frame with a "centre", metal or otherwise. This increase in weight on the outside of the 4D Metal Wheel creates an increased amount of the Flywheel Effect; and therefore giving better balance to the 4D Metal Wheel as a whole. Phantom is a thick, relatively indented wheel, and its design emulates complements Orion. Orion's eyes can also be seen on each side of Phantom. Moreover, four blue stars are incorporated in the design of the Metal Frame at four equally separated corners, designed to fit with the three blue shapes on the Face and, together, form the Orion constellation on the Beyblade when it is in Stamina Mode.
Phantom has two modes: Attack Mode and Stamina Mode. To distinguish them, Stamina Mode is when the Metal Frame displays Orion's "smirk" and the four blue stars, along with two prominent smooth curves. Flipping the Metal Frame displays Attack Mode. This mode is more rigid and indented than Stamina Mode.
The "smirk" on Stamina Mode creates Recoil and Smash Attack as well, due to its edgy form and its protruding gaps. Because of this, Attack Mode is ironically the preferred Mode for Stamina, as it has been shown to have less recoil. This Metal Frame can only be used with the accompanyingPhantom Core.
Core:
-Weight: 2.50 Grams
This Core is a translucent purple color, and holds four upward-facing protrusions that fill in the four gaps on the underside of the Metal Frame. It is [the centre on the Phantom 4D Metal Wheel, and]A core is usually a "center" is made of the light-weight Polycarbonate material that all plastic components of MFB are made of. The shape of the Core is similar to the Metal Wheel of Scythe Kronos, as it has a top ledge built into the surface, which is to connect itself to the Phantom Metal Wheel, as well as the rest of the Beyblade's parts.
The Core also indirectly helps to absorb hits directed to the Phantom Metal Frame, because the shock of a Beyblade's contact is more easily absorbed by plastic. This Core can only be used with the accompanying Phantom Metal Frame.
Bottom: Bearing Drive:
-Weight: 3.45 Grams
Bearings have been held of in high regards because of how useful NSK Bearings were in the Plastic and HMS generations. Metal Fight Beyblade had lack of a Bearing part, but when the 4D System was created, the perfect opportunity for a Bearing arose. Bearing Drive is what Metal Fight Beyblade fans have anticipated, as the wait was very prolonged. However, it wasn't until the release of the 4D System and its 4D bottoms, which allowed for more complex gimmicks, that a Bearing part was created for Metal Fight Beyblade.
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BeybladeStation Wrote:Why is all the information originally placed in the 4D Metal Wheel section now taken away?At the risk of offending you, likely because it wasn't all that well written, to put it mildly.