Wow I thought TT was going to try to make the game more compact by going back to the 5 part system but they go out and make a 6 part system, allowing an 7 part bey.

Hmm, looks like the lower part of the metal wheel has some wings which may be bothersome while trying to combine the metal wheel with other tracks. However, I doubt there are any wide tracks used for attack.
Also, do you think it may be possible for BBP to have two modes?

Wow I thought TT was going to try to make the game more compact by going back to the 5 part system but they go out and make a 7 part system, allowing an 8 part bey.

How is it 8 parts?

Big Bang Pegasis (Click to View)

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1. Face
   
2. Clear Wheel
   
3. Red Clear Wheel
   
4. Big Bang
   
5. Big Bang Support Part
   
6. Base
   

Other (Click to View)

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1. Face
   
2. Clear Wheel
   
3. Metal Wheel
   
4. Metal Wheel Support Part
   
5. Base
   

If it's compatible with the original tracks and bottoms, it'll have 7 layers.

If it's compatible with the original tracks and bottoms, it'll have 7 layers.

Well Decade didn't say that clearly enough.

Some people do not seem to understand that the "Metal Wheel" has three parts, even if one does not seem to be made of metal. This is the official 'construction'. I would not be surprised if the red/pink part was made of some rubber, even ...


Thank you Diamond, Nuno, and JÆMS.

Big Bang Pegasis F:D? Wow they got the name of it! L- Drago Destroy F:S? What? This is confusing.

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I'm sorta confused the Metal Wheel Support the 'Spin Track'?

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A worry I have about having so many layers for the wheel system is rattling.
What if one part is not too good of a fit and the whole thing rattles because of that. There goes performance.

That was my mistake I ment to say 6 and 7, also I wonder if and how beys with an even number of protrusions will be made? We've only seen Ldrago, Pegasis, and Leone which all have 3 protrusions on each metal wheel, a coincidence? If they do make metal wheels with 4 points, they wouldn't be compatible with 3 point wheels.

http://ameblo.jp/ginta-mixx8/image-10797...11734.html
The colours do not seem as cool as they were on the smaller picture I posted ...

http://ameblo.jp/ginta-mixx8/image-10797...11128.html
The new system appears to be extremely compact.

http://ameblo.jp/ginta-mixx8/image-10797...11650.html
F is confirmed to stand for Final Drive.

http://ameblo.jp/ginta-mixx8/image-10797...12148.html
The new "Clear Wheel" is apparently heavier and stronger­. They still use the term "Clear Wheel" ...

http://ameblo.jp/ginta-mixx8/image-10797...11452.html
The three layers of the Big Bang Metal Wheel. One part is made of polycarbonate it seems.

http://ameblo.jp/ginta-mixx8/image-10797...11863.html
A recolour already. Golden Wing version.

Thanks for the update Kai-V. I think that picture with the bottom resembles Uriel 2 when its in attack mode. Like the Rubber with a hole.
Thanks again!

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Some people do not seem to understand that the "Metal Wheel" has three parts, even if one does not seem to be made of metal. This is the official 'construction'. I would not be surprised if the red/pink part was made of some rubber, even ...


Thank you Diamond, Nuno, and JÆMS.

Each Metal wheel has 3 parts? I only counted 3 on BBP, I may have just missed the third part on Leone and L Drago.

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Each Metal wheel has 3 parts? I only counted 3 on BBP, I may have just missed the third part on Leone and L Drago.

No, Big Bang Pegasis' has three parts, not Fang Leone's. We do not know about L Drago Destroy's yet. Since this topic is about Big Bang Pegasis, I was referring to it, and I supposed other people were as well, in which case they were wrong.


Thank you Killer Beafowl.

Why'd the Big bang Pegasis's big bang wheel have some polycarbonate on it?

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Why'd the Big bang Pegasis's big bang wheel have some polycarbonate on it?

... That is the gimmick.

Wow, it's gonna be hard to remember the fused track and bottom...
Thanks for the pics Kai-V

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Go spinning tops!

What's so hard about remembering Final Drive?

Is this bey good?

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Big Bang Pegasis F? Wow they got the name of it! L- Drago Destroy F? What? This is confusing.

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I'm sorta confused the Metal Wheel Support the 'Spin Track'?

Honestly, I personally believe everyone is better of not worrying about the naming system..... Takara seems to be just naming them what ever they would like.

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Is this bey good?

Is this bey even released ? No.


Thank you GalaxyFlare.

Why'd the Big bang Pegasis's big bang wheel have some polycarbonate on it?

... That is the gimmick.

wait what would that even do, you know battle tactic wise. what is its purpose?

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"The true mind can weather all the lies and illusions without being lost. The true heart can touch the poison of hatred without being harmed. Since beginning-less time, darkness thrives in the void, but always yields to purifying light."

- The LionTurtle, Avatar

wait what would that even do, you know battle tactic wise. what is its purpose?

Polycarbonate should absorb some of the shocks better, I suppose.

Polycarbonate is a pretty tense plastic, it should have some monumental shock absorb potential when spread out like this.

Cool! Maybe this system will be good. But there will probably be problems o it being loose.

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Thanks alot Kai-V, awesomeness. and is there a reason to why the Track is so fat??? anything in it??? cause dayum, makes the bey a whole lot bigger.

^Compared to BB's from plastic, this is nothing.

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