Hey everyone!

I just recently started getting back into Beyblade. I've been on hiatus for quite a few years

Someone may have already beaten me to this, but I decided to put together a small database of Beyblade Metal Fusion parts. (Just the Hasbro ones).

Feel free to take a look:
http://beybladehq.webs.com/

Also, please let me know if I've made any mistakes/ missed any parts. Any and all information you can offer is much appreciated

Thanks!

... That is just not needed at all. Anybody can go on BeybladeBattles.com and get the same pictures with the names ...

Anyway, I will move this to the Your Creations forum, but you have a lot of work to do on your site for it to be worthwhile.

What Kai-V said, the ratings are not so important.
But you gotta admit, it looks pretty cool.

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RETIRED BLADER

It is pretty good, but I recommend that you use the real stats instead of the ones that Hasbro gives. For example, Aquario is best for defense and stamina because its CW is the heaviest/second heaviest in existence.

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