I'm not sure if anyone mentioned it, but Hasbro's m145 has a tighter change than TT's version. If you move M145 to the side to start on TT's track, with enough impact, the track with shift back to the center. Hasbro's version doesn't have this problem.

Or rather, if it does, I haven't noticed, meaning it would occur far less frequently.

If you move M145 to the side to start on TT's track, with enough impact, the track with shift back to the center. Hasbro's version doesn't have this problem.

My Hasbro M145 does do this a lot though.

Is yours new/newish?

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If you move M145 to the side to start on TT's track, with enough impact, the track with shift back to the center. Hasbro's version doesn't have this problem.

My Hasbro M145 does do this a lot though.

Is yours new/newish?

I got it over the summer. I use m145 in my main attacker so it has enough wear if that's what you're asking...

I got it over the summer. I use m145 in my main attacker so it has enough wear if that's what you're asking...

Strange. It never happened to me when it was fresh, but recently it keeps switching on impact. I assumed that your M145 was just new.

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I got it over the summer. I use m145 in my main attacker so it has enough wear if that's what you're asking...

Strange. It never happened to me when it was fresh, but recently it keeps switching on impact. I assumed that your M145 was just new.

It's entirely possible that I somehow mixed up my Takara and Hasbro m145 by accident. I try to separate them as much as I can, but I have way too many people borrowing my parts at tournaments.

What's the defining difference?

What's the defining difference?

I wouldn't know if there even is one. All I have is the Hasbro version, ha.

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BUMP/Revive. The storm wheel section needs to be updated and is there really that much difference between the molds of Q?

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BUMP/Revive. The storm wheel section needs to be updated and is there really that much difference between the molds of Q?

Yes, the first mold jumps a lot more and has almost no (perpendicular) flat surface. Its performance is sure to be different.

Plus, the second mold works like an WF (albeit slightly jumpy), but will slowly lean over (speed depending on position of M145) and "pop", so to speak.

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Hey, I don't mean to revive this thread, BUT, There is no reason to purchase this, ASIDE FROM COLLECTION PURPOSES. Right? edit that in there, bro.

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Hey, I don't mean to revive this thread, BUT, There is no reason to purchase this, ASIDE FROM COLLECTION PURPOSES. Right? edit that in there, bro.

All that really needs to be done is an update for Storm. You don't necessarily have to put ASIDE FROM COLLECTION PURPOSES in every draft.

yup sequoia your right but this draft is essentially perfect right now so should we put it up?c'mon kei
but in the wheel section shouldn't quetzalcoatl be replaced with vulcan or lightnin or even gravity
and storm isnt top tier anymore

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http://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-abhicher...#pid547547

It is still missing a description about the other mold of Q ...

I thinK thT the storm section must be edited. I van't see how storm pegasis is tier 1.

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It's obviously not. The last was update was in July 2010.

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I hope you don't mind ♥, but I decided to rewrite the storm section since it is outdated.


Metal Wheel: Storm
Weight: 30.4 grams
Storm consists of three wing-like forms, each with slightly jagged ends. While paired with a 100 track and a Rubber Flat Bottom, Storm had once been a top tier Metal Wheel. It has since been outclassed by countless other Metal Wheels, such as Vulcan and Lightning. Storm should not be considered for competitive use, unless there are absolutely no other available options.

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It was quick, so I just decided to do it.
I took the appearance parts from ♥'s storm section, so it was simple.

I don't have the first mold of Q, but I could take a crack at that section? Unless anyone else disagrees, or wants to do it?

Edit: and this could go in the storm Pegasis article.

I'm in a beywiki mood today, ahah

I've already done one, but I don't know what everyone else thinks.

EDIT: Here's the link

http://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-Storm-Ca...#pid491065

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Hmm, well for half of that, you were just guessing at why there's two molds.
And you guessed at the end, about friction and less stamina.

I'd rather people didn't guess, but I would kind of like to get this posted up since it's pretty much done. I'll run it by Kei to see whether it's alright to just add a caveat that although a mold variation exists, not much testing has been done.

SSJ: Looks fine to me. The point to make, which you have, is just that Storm is completely outclassed now ...

One thing i forgot about is the molds of storm.
Heres a picture of the two:

http://lh5.ggpht.com/_GC7Ha_xA5QI/TIJFf2...5B4%5D.jpg

Image is from drigergt

STORM CAPRICORNE M145Q

Overall
Storm Capricorne M145Q essentially has only one competitive part in Storm, which can be obtained in other Beyblades with more useful parts. M145 and Q are interesting gimmick parts, but are ultimately useless in competitive customizations. There is little or no reason to buy this Beyblade.

Please submit any suggestions and improvements; I had a bit of trouble writing about what is essentially one of the dumbest Bey ever. ;[

Shouldn't it say "Storm Capricorne M145Q essentially has only one competitive part in it, Storm, which can be obtained in other Beyblades with more useful parts."?

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i really want to get this up because this article eats away at my conscience every day (not really, but yeah)

i updated it to say that this is even more useless than when it came out

if someone comes and tells me i done good i will post it up thank you

Don't you still need to write about the Q molds? Like, the first mold was completely cut at a 45º angle, while the second was cut so that part of the flat tip remains?

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We've known about the 2nd mold for nearly a year now and nobody who has it has bothered to test or write about it. It's better to just get this up and update it later.