General Hasbro BEYBLADE:Metal Fury/Shogun Steel/Beyblades Legends -FALL 2014 [HOBBY]

(Jun. 13, 2013  4:01 PM)Raigeko13 Wrote: I really hope the new face design stops face breakage a lot, breaking Zero-G faces was/still is a big problem for Zero-G. I don't see how they'll help here, but as long as it works, I'm good.

Oh my goodness I hadn't even thought about that, that would be phenomenal! I still don't understand why it's such an issue... I guess it has more stress due to having to be longer?
Possibly the increased metal? I mean, it would be harder for the plastic to absorb the extra shock from heavier metal hitting heavier metal compared to most beyblades. I would think the less rigid (and less circular) shaping would not help.
(Jun. 16, 2013  4:43 AM)Temporal Wrote: Possibly the increased metal? I mean, it would be harder for the plastic to absorb the extra shock from heavier metal hitting heavier metal compared to most beyblades. I would think the less rigid (and less circular) shaping would not help.

agree. also im guessing it has to do with the diamond-like shape. i dont know, feels too small for me. plus its a bit longer. i have only broken 1 Stone Face, and it was when my Saramanda Saramanda got KO'd from a table (rule breaker, lol). as soon as the bey hit the floor the face broke in 2. this has never happened to me with standard face bolts. although i used to experience some bending in them, which isnt an issue with stone faces. so it would be a huge improvement if that "+'' shape helps the breakage problem.
I would hope that the plastic is better at absorbing shock from collision and not simply eating all that stress. Not sure if the shape would help, unless it redistributes said shock better...
Eh, guys, the "Shogun Face Bolt" only seems different at the top where the actual Face is, not at the screw section, no ? As such, how would it make anything different about it breaking or getting stuck ?
I was more thinking about the material itself. Or maybe the plastic is more dense around the screw part. It is possible that the shape would help distribute the shock absorbed from a collision, I would imagine. I doubt it, but I think it might be something worth looking into.
I think it will be interesting if they released a metal shogun face.
all I could see useful of hasbro's shogun face bolt (at least because how it looks) is for making a nice custom beyblade with "Dark Knight"
Well, personally I don't care that much about the face. Knowing Hasbro it will certainly not be an improvement. But I'm being optimist. I will be happy enough if they make the beys as good as Takara Tomy's. Would be really nice if Hasbro actually released a good Zero-G stadium, which will likely not happen. The current one seems too small to be comfortable to play in, and those pocket-thingy seems to interfere with the sway. But if Hasbro made a Metal Stone Face (not likely), that would make up for it IMO.
Turns out Hasbro did make a Zero-G like stadium. The stadium is in the Samurai Cyclone Set. Maybe this could be Hasbro's chance to be as good as Takara Tomy.....or not.
Um we've know about it for a long long time, and the stadium is still nowhere near as good as TT's, though it is an improvement.
Actually it's not known if its "near as good" or not. It still needs testing.
Well yah, but the fact is, the pockets are still there, and it doesn't sway as much.
Can someone test Sythe(hollow) PegasusII CH145WD for reverse spin steal? I know it has some noticeable reverse spin steal, but I would like to know to what extent it works and what type of left spin bey is this quality most prevalent in.
(Jun. 17, 2013  7:42 AM)earthwolf1404 Wrote: Can someone test Sythe(hollow) PegasusII CH145WD for reverse spin steal? I know it has some noticeable reverse spin steal, but I would like to know to what extent it works and what type of left spin bey is this quality most prevalent in.

Post in the Parts Requests topic.
(Jun. 17, 2013  1:53 AM)Infinity Wrote: Well, personally I don't care that much about the face. Knowing Hasbro it will certainly not be an improvement. But I'm being optimist.

Someone seems to forget that everything Hasbro does isn't always bad.
(Jun. 17, 2013  6:08 PM)Raigeko13 Wrote:
(Jun. 17, 2013  1:53 AM)Infinity Wrote: Well, personally I don't care that much about the face. Knowing Hasbro it will certainly not be an improvement. But I'm being optimist.

Someone seems to forget that everything Hasbro does isn't always bad.

I agree with you, people shouldn't just expect the worst from Hasbro because of what happened in the past. I figured this out- new line, clean slate.

/pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=261232752890

Found this on ebay. I messaged the seller to ask if its a preorder.
(Jun. 18, 2013  9:56 PM)Pinoy Blader Wrote: /pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=261232752890

Found this on ebay. I messaged the seller to ask if its a preorder.

Hmm. It might be an early find, but id assume preorder
Just delete the / at the front.
Just bought it. They say they have it on hand actually. Could this mean theyre being released early?
I think the Stadium for Zero-G that Hasbro has is a smart idea. I mean... there are young kids playing. For all we know if here were holes in the stadium the beyblade would hit a kids hand.
(Jun. 18, 2013  9:56 PM)Pinoy Blader Wrote: /pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=261232752890

Found this on ebay. I messaged the seller to ask if its a preorder.
i am going to buy one soon and there is one on another website also. that was a really early release because they were supposed to release in fall 2013.
This is interesting... hopefully they release a Berseker Tiger or a Guardian Garuda
I finally got word back from my Hasbro rep, and all she had to say was:

"I don’t have any info about the releases but I do know that product availability varies by market and retailer, so it is possible that you are seeing some of the fall product already. "