Hi to all,
I'm new here so lemme introduce myself..
My name is Ben and I live in the Philippines.
I watched Beyblade since 2005
I always wait for a new season in cartoon network and other cartoon channels.
Then a couple of years later I decided to buy my very first beyblade (plastic) and then I broke it so i waited for years to earn my allowance and then I bought new 3 beyblades
The Rock Leone (i think), Capricorne, and L-Drago and i bought it for P85 and P45.
Me and my friends created a group and my friend said lets all enter the tournament and win the grand prize so we all trained and train and wait for the tournament and its coming this summer. So lemme know if you know tips on how to win a battle.

Welcome to WBO !!!

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Tips-
You have frequently buy tips for your beys
Keep 3 Types of beys in hand - Attack, Defense and Stamina
Launch Leone with less power than the other beys you launch so that its kept under control.

Sorry...But its a little off-topic.

Welcome to the WBO!

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Special Thanks To Flaming Aries And Aura For The Sig
My Youtube Channel: Pirashanna1

Welcome to the WBO
hope you get to learn more about the beyblade hobby here at the WBO.

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I hope you do well at the tournament, you can get even better by learning here at the foremost authority for beyblades! Beywiki, beyblade customizations and the advanced forum are what you'll want to read! Welcome, too!

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