So just now we found out that Hasbro is releasing the KnightMail set after an entire year of waiting. But many changes were made, so lets compare the Hasbro and TT versions to help you in deciding if you want to buy the set.
The Hasbro Item in question: https://www.walmart.com/ip/BEY-BBX-WIND-...7550058512
TT UX-10: 5700JPY but if you buy on Amazon about 40-50USD
Contents
-Blades
- KnightMail
- PteraSwing
- TyrannoBeat (Metal Coat: Red)
- HellsHammer (Metal Coat: Blue)
-Ratchets
- 1-60
- 7-70
- 3-85
-Bits
- Ball
- Metal Needle
- Bound Spike
- Point
- Rubber Accel
- Rush
Hasbro UX Deck Set: 30 USD
-Blades
- KnightMail
- GhostCircle
- HellsHammer (Metal Coat: Blue)
-Ratchets
- 4-55
- 7-70
- 3-85
- 9-65
-Bits
- Ball
- Metal Needle
- Bound Spike
- Point
- Rubber Accel
Now that we have the contents listed down lets talk about worth. All the parts that I have bolded are parts that are actually usable in gameplay.
So for Takera Tomy KM has been still viable in the rankings with TB slowly falling, 1-60 and 7-70 are good with this set introducing 7-70 but 1-60 is pretty widespread so its value is not as high here, bits wise Ball is pretty good to get here as even now the fastest way to get Ball is buying WizardArrow and Point being stuck with Leon Claw, but stuff gets interesting with Rush since it was the easiest way to buy Rush without buying the DranDagger set and the introduction of Rubber Rush boosting worth since it was only released in the 25th Anniset. With 2 good blades, 2 metal coats, 1 good new ratchet, 1 good existing ratchet, 4 good annoying to find bits, it is safe to say UX-10 is worth the money.
Now Hasbro has potentially been dumb again. KnightMail is the only viable good blade in this set. We have the metal coat of HellsHammer but not TB, which it and Ptera were replaced with a GhostCircle. Most likely due to how many GhostCircles are left in factories from poor sales. Ratchets are pretty solid in 7-70 and even the introduction of the unreleased 9-65 might actually be good probably not but we will see. And for bits they removed Rush which is kind of crazy but fair since of the WizardWand green starter. So 1 good blade, 1 metal coat, 2 good ratchets, 3 good ratchets, it sounds like it is somehow worth the 30 whole USD. But it does make sense, average starter blade is 10-12 USD so KM is worth 10USD, the metal coat boosts it another 10, Rubber Accel boosts it by a few dollars, and the other parts make the total worth it. So I would argue its worth the money
If you want a set with better parts get UX-10 but if you want a set thats local and easy to buy (not likely due to scalpars) Hasbro KM set will be good for you. Either way the outcome shouldn't matter too much and its just preference at the end of the day. As for me? I am most likely buying Hasbro due to the fact shipping for UX-10 would kill my lack of a wallet.
So basically Hasbro KM is worth its money but just barely and also from just parts. But it is also the best for none TT region bladers so we will take that I guess.
As a starter set for new Bladers, Hasbro’s set is not exactly the best way to start. You get only one good bey and still need two more for a deck, however the 2 bits here are amazing. Personally I would say buy WizardRod1-60R and PhoenixWing9-60GF if you are starting new. The combos are good and also you have a string launcher. However that totals to about 60-70 dollars so maybe not the best for everyone.
This is Moon signing off. Happy Blading!
The Hasbro Item in question: https://www.walmart.com/ip/BEY-BBX-WIND-...7550058512
TT UX-10: 5700JPY but if you buy on Amazon about 40-50USD
Contents
-Blades
- KnightMail
- PteraSwing
- TyrannoBeat (Metal Coat: Red)
- HellsHammer (Metal Coat: Blue)
-Ratchets
- 1-60
- 7-70
- 3-85
-Bits
- Ball
- Metal Needle
- Bound Spike
- Point
- Rubber Accel
- Rush
Hasbro UX Deck Set: 30 USD
-Blades
- KnightMail
- GhostCircle
- HellsHammer (Metal Coat: Blue)
-Ratchets
- 4-55
- 7-70
- 3-85
- 9-65
-Bits
- Ball
- Metal Needle
- Bound Spike
- Point
- Rubber Accel
Now that we have the contents listed down lets talk about worth. All the parts that I have bolded are parts that are actually usable in gameplay.
So for Takera Tomy KM has been still viable in the rankings with TB slowly falling, 1-60 and 7-70 are good with this set introducing 7-70 but 1-60 is pretty widespread so its value is not as high here, bits wise Ball is pretty good to get here as even now the fastest way to get Ball is buying WizardArrow and Point being stuck with Leon Claw, but stuff gets interesting with Rush since it was the easiest way to buy Rush without buying the DranDagger set and the introduction of Rubber Rush boosting worth since it was only released in the 25th Anniset. With 2 good blades, 2 metal coats, 1 good new ratchet, 1 good existing ratchet, 4 good annoying to find bits, it is safe to say UX-10 is worth the money.
Now Hasbro has potentially been dumb again. KnightMail is the only viable good blade in this set. We have the metal coat of HellsHammer but not TB, which it and Ptera were replaced with a GhostCircle. Most likely due to how many GhostCircles are left in factories from poor sales. Ratchets are pretty solid in 7-70 and even the introduction of the unreleased 9-65 might actually be good probably not but we will see. And for bits they removed Rush which is kind of crazy but fair since of the WizardWand green starter. So 1 good blade, 1 metal coat, 2 good ratchets, 3 good ratchets, it sounds like it is somehow worth the 30 whole USD. But it does make sense, average starter blade is 10-12 USD so KM is worth 10USD, the metal coat boosts it another 10, Rubber Accel boosts it by a few dollars, and the other parts make the total worth it. So I would argue its worth the money
If you want a set with better parts get UX-10 but if you want a set thats local and easy to buy (not likely due to scalpars) Hasbro KM set will be good for you. Either way the outcome shouldn't matter too much and its just preference at the end of the day. As for me? I am most likely buying Hasbro due to the fact shipping for UX-10 would kill my lack of a wallet.
So basically Hasbro KM is worth its money but just barely and also from just parts. But it is also the best for none TT region bladers so we will take that I guess.
As a starter set for new Bladers, Hasbro’s set is not exactly the best way to start. You get only one good bey and still need two more for a deck, however the 2 bits here are amazing. Personally I would say buy WizardRod1-60R and PhoenixWing9-60GF if you are starting new. The combos are good and also you have a string launcher. However that totals to about 60-70 dollars so maybe not the best for everyone.
This is Moon signing off. Happy Blading!




