Cyber Pegasis 100HF BeyWiki Rough Draft.

Obviously this will take some work and I will need to start some testing and I got some of the info from other BeyWiki articles. (only for the Clear Wheel, Track, and Tip) But I'm busy with school alot of the time so I won't be able to start the testing right away but I will when I'm not busy with school work




Face
The face on Cyber Pegasis depicts a Pegasis one of the 88 constelations in space. Although it is different than the original Pegasis Face, it was the approach of a new face design like with Counter Leone.


Clear Wheel: Pegasis

* Weight: 2.9 grams

The priginal release of the Pegasis Clear Wheel is a Blue Transparent plastic wheel, but the Cyber Pegasis version is a white transparent plastic wheel. The edges of the Clear Wheel are shaped in a wing like pattern, each ending in a pointed ‘head’ shape, representing the body form of Pegasis, the symbol its design is influenced by.



Metal Wheel: Cyber

*Weight: ?

The original release of Cyber is a red Metal Wheel shaped to have 3 “Wings”. This Metal Wheel is good for attack types but it is outclassed by the Storm Metal Wheel. Cyber is designed to be a Clear Wheel compatible version of the original Pegasis Wheel from the Metal System series. Although the original Pegasis wheel is much better than Cyber, when it comes to the terms of Attack types. The only point in any Blader to have this Metal Wheel is for collection purposes since it is outclassed by other Attack type Wheels such as Pegasis, and Storm. The second release of this Metal wheel was the same as the original but it was a Silver color like most of the other Metal Wheels.


Track: 100

*Weight: 1.0 Grams

100 is currently the third lowest Track available. Its low height allows Attack-based Wheels such as Storm to make good contact with opposing Tracks and Wheels. Thus it is one of the best Attack type Spin Tracks next to the 90 Track

bottom: Hole Flat

*Weight: 0.5 Grams

HF has a very similar movement speed to that of F, with the main difference being a slight Stamina improvement due to the hole in the middle of the tip. But, with this comes the detriment of even less grip to the stadium floor than F, and also increased fragility.


Overall

Cyber Pegasis 100HF doesn’t have many good parts other than the Spin Track “100" which can be obtained in more useful Beyblades like Storm Aquario 100HF/S and Lightning LDrago 100HF. There is little to no reason to purchase this Beyblade, aside from collection purposes.
The Cyber section definitely needs expanding.
(Aug. 28, 2010  9:14 PM)Daegor42 Wrote: The Cyber section definitely needs expanding.
Yeah, I know I was just putting in what I already know before I start the testing trust me after I start testing it out this article will probably change completely. Well, for the Metal Wheel it will.
isnt this peggy's cw clear?
(Aug. 28, 2010  9:21 PM)mchlbant Wrote: isnt this peggy's cw clear?
Or, at least white, not blue.

Also, I do not think the quotation marks are necessary with Wheel names. It is Cyber, Storm, Pegasis, etc. simply.
A major thing you need to mention is that this is basically a watered down version of the pre hws pegasis in terms of attack but that the pre hws pegasis wheel is much better.
(Aug. 28, 2010  10:19 PM)Kai-V Wrote:
(Aug. 28, 2010  9:21 PM)mchlbant Wrote: isnt this peggy's cw clear?
Or, at least white, not blue.

Also, I do not think the quotation marks are necessary with Wheel names. It is Cyber, Storm, Pegasis, etc. simply.
Lol, oops wrong color. I feel pretty dumb now.
You wrote "outclassed" three times on the part about the Cyber wheel.
(Aug. 28, 2010  9:04 PM)Bey-Heart Wrote: So this Metal Wheel is completely outclassed

Something about this sentence doesn't feel right in a wiki article.
Uh it's not completly outclassed. I bet cyber is way better than storm.
red metal wheel huh? that's reason enough for me to buy it!
aw heck it's a beyblade, enough reason right there.

not a bad article but that last line in the wheel paragraph is totally unnecessary.
(Aug. 31, 2010  11:40 AM)megablader2 Wrote: Uh it's not completly outclassed. I bet cyber is way better than storm.

What gives you this idea?
Cause pegasis is much better than storm and cyber is a watered down version of pegasis. Also I can't knock out any decent defence combo with Storm 100RF.
(Aug. 31, 2010  7:00 PM)megablader2 Wrote: Cause pegasis is much better than storm and cyber is a watered down version of pegasis. Also I can't knock out any decent defence combo with Storm 100RF.

I can't knock out any decent Defense combo with MF Cyber ____ 145RF either. And I struggle to knock out Stamina types.

So... yeah...
Okay then, I thought it would perform better.
Good ... but a bit repetitive
(Aug. 31, 2010  12:08 PM)Aw Heck Wrote: not a bad article but that last line in the wheel paragraph is totally unnecessary.
ok so I took out the last sentence.
Pre-HWS series is bulky and inaccurate. The term is Metal System.
(Aug. 31, 2010  9:03 PM)Daegor42 Wrote: Pre-HWS series is bulky and inaccurate. The term is Metal System.
there fixed
Cyber is a red Metal Wheel shaped to have 3 “Wings” this Metal Wheel is good for attack types but it is outclassed by the Storm Metal Wheel. Cyber is designed to be similar to a HWS compatible version of the original Pegasis Wheel from the Metal System series. Although the original Pegasis wheel is much better than Cyber, when it comes to the terms of Attack types. The only point in any Blader to have this Metal Wheel is for collection purposes since it is outclassed by other Attack type Wheels such as Pegasis.


Cyber Pegasis 100HF doesn’t have many good parts other than the Spin Track “100" which can be obtained in more useful Beyblades like Storm Aquario 100HF/S and Lightning LDrago 100HF. There is little to no reason to purchase this Beyblade, aside from collection purposes.



I just edited some things to make it sound more pro.
And some periods,commas etc. missing.


Everything else was fine to me.Smile
(Aug. 28, 2010  9:04 PM)Bey-Heart Wrote: Cyber is a red Metal Wheel shaped to have 3 “Wings” this Metal Wheel is good for attack types but it is outclassed by the Storm Metal Wheel. Cyber is designed to be like a HWS compatible version of the original Pegasis Wheel from the Metal System series. Although the original Pegasis wheel is much better than Cyber, when it comes to the terms of Attack types. The only point in any Blader to have this Metal Wheel is for collector purposes since it is outclassed by other Attack type Wheels such as Pegasis,

Word repitition is bad.
And the underlined phrase sounds ridiculous. HWS and Pre-HWS are perfectly compatible, the only difference is that HWS allows for the addition of a clear wheel : /
(Aug. 28, 2010  10:19 PM)Kai-V Wrote:
(Aug. 28, 2010  9:21 PM)mchlbant Wrote: isnt this peggy's cw clear?
Or, at least white, not blue.

Also, I do not think the quotation marks are necessary with Wheel names. It is Cyber, Storm, Pegasis, etc. simply.

i thought it was just clear plastic
(Aug. 28, 2010  9:17 PM)Bey-Heart Wrote:
(Aug. 28, 2010  9:14 PM)Daegor42 Wrote: The Cyber section definitely needs expanding.
Yeah, I know I was just putting in what I already know before I start the testing trust me after I start testing it out this article will probably change completely. Well, for the Metal Wheel it will.

Shouldent you test it out before you even put this up plus you should probably weigh it too but overall i would give it a 7/10
My suggestion is to change "Spin Track" to just "Track". The reason behind that is just for the sake of consistency; other Beywiki Articles use the Japanese naming system.
For the wheel section you should either give more than one example of wheels that outclass it or it none at all because this article is supposed to be a definitive source of blading information.