Gee, I just realized I never read anything about Gattyaki. When I realized it, I went and read the article on the Beywiki. I was always told my shooting technique WAS Gattyaki, but I guess it wasn't...
S'pose I should explain my technique. At the beginning, I launch at the SAME time as my opponent and with a forward motion, and hit them in mid-air so that get KO'd before they hit the stadium.
When I read the article, realized the concept of Gattyaki as written was significantly different. You're supposed to shoot at a later time to land on top of them. I'm going to assume the article means hitting them when nearing the stadium, if not in it.
The two differ in that my style of shot actually uses a lateral force to KO the opponent, not a vertical/downward hit. I also don't use compacts for this kind of shot because, by tradition, they have less surface area because of their small size. I use larger Beyblades to gain surface area and weight.
There's quite the difference after thinking about it. Would this be considered a new type of shot, or would it still be considered Gattyaki? If it is a new shot, should I write an article for it?
I'm not certain where this goes. I wasn't sure if I should put this in the Beywiki, but I felt it would be better suited in the Beyblade General. If it needs to be moved, I apologize for posting incorrectly.
S'pose I should explain my technique. At the beginning, I launch at the SAME time as my opponent and with a forward motion, and hit them in mid-air so that get KO'd before they hit the stadium.
When I read the article, realized the concept of Gattyaki as written was significantly different. You're supposed to shoot at a later time to land on top of them. I'm going to assume the article means hitting them when nearing the stadium, if not in it.
The two differ in that my style of shot actually uses a lateral force to KO the opponent, not a vertical/downward hit. I also don't use compacts for this kind of shot because, by tradition, they have less surface area because of their small size. I use larger Beyblades to gain surface area and weight.
There's quite the difference after thinking about it. Would this be considered a new type of shot, or would it still be considered Gattyaki? If it is a new shot, should I write an article for it?
I'm not certain where this goes. I wasn't sure if I should put this in the Beywiki, but I felt it would be better suited in the Beyblade General. If it needs to be moved, I apologize for posting incorrectly.