Hello there. I am new to this testing stuff, but don't go easy on me because of that. Today, I was playing around with parts and made a customization I took a liking to. So I decided to test it against what is (or was last time I checked) a top-tier combination: Earth Bull DF145WD. My own custom was of course (as the topic suggests), Rock Aquario DF145SD.
I conducted a somewhat thorough testing of Rock Aquario. The testing consisted of 20 rounds. For the first and eleventh rounds, the beyblades were launched using the Hasbro Duotron Launcher with a ripcord that has 64 teeth. Every other round the beys were launched using the standard launcher included with every beyblade with ripcords that each had 45 teeth. Both my blades are Hasbro. I used the Hasbro Pegasus Thunder Whip stadium (and wiped off the shmutz the cheap paint on the bottom leaves behind after each round). The winning bey was launched first in the round following its victory.
Here are the results of my testing:
Rock Aquario won 18 rounds and lost 2 rounds against Earth Bull. All wins were by out spinning the opponent, as neither of them were able to pocket the other (although they tried when one was knocked off balance and the tip caught traction).
My testing may not be thorough enough, as I only tested Rock Aquario against one top-tier combo and the testing was only for 20 battles.
I conducted a somewhat thorough testing of Rock Aquario. The testing consisted of 20 rounds. For the first and eleventh rounds, the beyblades were launched using the Hasbro Duotron Launcher with a ripcord that has 64 teeth. Every other round the beys were launched using the standard launcher included with every beyblade with ripcords that each had 45 teeth. Both my blades are Hasbro. I used the Hasbro Pegasus Thunder Whip stadium (and wiped off the shmutz the cheap paint on the bottom leaves behind after each round). The winning bey was launched first in the round following its victory.
Here are the results of my testing:
Rock Aquario won 18 rounds and lost 2 rounds against Earth Bull. All wins were by out spinning the opponent, as neither of them were able to pocket the other (although they tried when one was knocked off balance and the tip caught traction).
My testing may not be thorough enough, as I only tested Rock Aquario against one top-tier combo and the testing was only for 20 battles.