I've been away from the beyblade community for about 8 or 9 years (since 2003-2004ish), and after noticing some really cool MFB releases at Target, I may be interested in picking it up again.
For some background, I was very active in the beyblade community "back in the day". I was the west coast US regional winner, and I went on to take second in the national championships (losing to Nolan Carcamo). I was on the old OTC forums under the same username. (I gave this background info several years ago when the site started and I made an account, I didn't want to make a redundant intro thread, but I'm putting it here since I don't think most posters have been here since 2008). I'm really old (22 lol), and I just got a job as an agricultural researcher.
Most of the beyblades that I own are from the original # and A series of the plastic generation. i have all # and A series (including bearing gyros) beyblades except for bumpking, almost all are takara.
If I end up getting started with beyblading again, I want to stick to MFB, since replacement parts for plastic and HMS series are rare and expensive. All my plastic series beyblades are in mint (unboxed) condition since I collected a lot back when I was a kid (hence the username), and I wouldn't want to break them after having them so long.I have other hobbies now, like gardening, competing in Battlebots tournaments, and magic the gathering, so I am not interested in sinking major $$$ into beyblades again.
I looked through the wiki pages for MFB, and it looks like a lot of parts are outclassed by others. If I had to stick to only 5 or 6 beyblades, which would you recommend? I just picked up a hades kerbecs today, and am looking for a twisted tempo (basalt horogium).
For some background, I was very active in the beyblade community "back in the day". I was the west coast US regional winner, and I went on to take second in the national championships (losing to Nolan Carcamo). I was on the old OTC forums under the same username. (I gave this background info several years ago when the site started and I made an account, I didn't want to make a redundant intro thread, but I'm putting it here since I don't think most posters have been here since 2008). I'm really old (22 lol), and I just got a job as an agricultural researcher.
Most of the beyblades that I own are from the original # and A series of the plastic generation. i have all # and A series (including bearing gyros) beyblades except for bumpking, almost all are takara.
If I end up getting started with beyblading again, I want to stick to MFB, since replacement parts for plastic and HMS series are rare and expensive. All my plastic series beyblades are in mint (unboxed) condition since I collected a lot back when I was a kid (hence the username), and I wouldn't want to break them after having them so long.I have other hobbies now, like gardening, competing in Battlebots tournaments, and magic the gathering, so I am not interested in sinking major $$$ into beyblades again.
I looked through the wiki pages for MFB, and it looks like a lot of parts are outclassed by others. If I had to stick to only 5 or 6 beyblades, which would you recommend? I just picked up a hades kerbecs today, and am looking for a twisted tempo (basalt horogium).