Seeing as too many people have asking what Tornado Stalling is lately, apparently related to the new Omega Dragonis 85XF article mentioning that expression, it should probably get an article.
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Quote:Tornado Stalling is a fan-made expression for the technique that consists in launching a Beyblade, particularly an Attack type, so that it circles the stadium while embracing the innermost barrier, the Tornado Ridge. This strategy, while involuntary and done by default in amateurs' cases, can allow Beyblade combos with plastic tips that are at least semi-aggressive to outspin other combinations because of the barely-restrained velocity ("momentum" would be better ?). With very aggressive customizations, like those using RF, R²F, LRF, MF, XF or WF, the force that wants them to move forward despite the circular shape of the BeyStadium and its slope being contained only by the Tornado Ridge pushes ferociously against this barrier and moves the stadium from side to side, in a linear, horizontal pattern. This shift of position can be enough to destabilize the other Beyblade spinning in the stadium, which will help the combo that is Tornado Stalling to outspin it even more. However, being so close to the extremities of the stadium increases the risks of exiting it by yourself. Also since flat, rubber Bottoms have poor Stamina anyway, it is still preferable to launch such Attack types with a Sliding Shoot instead of Tornado Stalling, to make sure to win in the first few seconds with powerful hits and not risk losing the battle of endurance.
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