I was merely clarifying, given T.L-Drago seemed to have some very, very strange ideas about rules and I wanted to cover any possibility his mind could conjure up (seeing as the rules are very clear yet he's talking about polishing tips.)
(Jan. 31, 2013 12:17 AM)phantomcellistf Wrote: 1. How can you tell the difference between Engine Gears, in particular, the ones that take CEWs?
2. Also, the [Hasbro] reddish-orange Dranzer G recolor that I just got seems to have a different EG than the normal release. It is a Blue EG connected with a Metal Semi-Flat CEW by a black connector, instead of a Right EG (Metal Semi-Flat). So, was this exclusive to this recolor, or is it a part from another EG Beyblade?
As a note, I also got the same exact EG from a different lot, which was randomly on a Gigars BB. And then the one on my Dranzer GT is similar, but has a green Right EG and a blue connector, and then my Venusian G has a red Left EG with a black connector.
1. Turbo Left is Black, regular left is Red. Regular Right is either Blue or Purple (the Purple coming with the set) and is the only one that winds up normally. Reverse Right winds up like a left EG. Right Customize Gear (Free Shaft Ver.) is easily disassmebled, does not wind up, and is black. Right CG (Full Auto Clutch Ver.) is Red with Grey Prongs and cannot be disassembled without a screwdriver, but cannot be wound.
As complex as that sounds, it's very simple to tell them apart.
2. My signature has a link to the hasbro g-revolution parts list, where that release is listed. The engine gear it has is common amongst hasbro engine gear beys as can be seen in that list. The regular right customize EG, however, was only released by Takara as an accessory, which was purple and came with the metal semi-flat CEW. The Customize Left EG and the CEW Metal Ball based on Draciel G's Right EG (Metal Ball) and used on Hasbro's Zeus, Orthros G, Dark Green Draciel G, and Dark Effigy G (which is an outlier in that the CEW doesn't match the tip that came with the original release of the Base) are unique to Hasbro, though they didn't release Zeus/Gigar's EG's/CEW's, the heavy metal core (and its casings) and maybe some other stuff I'm forgetting.
(Feb. 01, 2013 2:08 PM)Cannon Wrote: (Feb. 01, 2013 2:01 PM)The Beymaster Wrote: What exactly is Wolborg 4's gimmick?
It has a Life After Death (LAD) ability, and can Spin Steal, iirc.
Don't answer questions with guesses.
Wolborg 4 has a large bowl attachment on its engine gear, which basically provides a semi-free spinning surface for opponents to hit, as well as having some downwards pushing ability. I linked a blog post about wolborg 4 a couple of pages back that should adequately describe it.
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