If a beyblade burst of any sort has small little chipped off areas in the base or anywhere else on the layer is it still tough in general? Will they still work well somewhat? I don't want to worry too much about it but, I thought I have a little reassurance.

If a beyblade burst of any sort has small little chipped off areas in the base or anywhere else on the layer is it still tough in general? Will they still work well somewhat? I don't want to worry too much about it but, I thought I have a little reassurance.

What beyblade is it?

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It's on a case by case basis, but you should not worry too much. It happens frequently to have some plastic chipping here and there. As long as the general shape is not altered performance won't be impacted too much. If it's a Bey that you really want to have an intact copy of, it's recommended to have more than one copy of it.

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WOW THANKS GUYS, I FEEL MUCH BETTER. Also this question is about any beyblade. Hey, as long as the plastic and shape is all together and is just sometimes chipped bit by bit IT WILL NEVER GO DOWN ALL TOGETHER!

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If a beyblade burst of any sort has small little chipped off areas in the base or anywhere else on the layer is it still tough in general? Will they still work well somewhat? I don't want to worry too much about it but, I thought I have a little reassurance.

What beyblade is it?

any bey

WOW THANKS GUYS, I FEEL MUCH BETTER. Also this question is about any beyblade. Hey, as long as the plastic and shape is all together and is just sometimes chipped bit by bit IT WILL NEVER GO DOWN ALL TOGETHER!

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What beyblade is it?

any bey

Ok. Some beyblades chip easier than others.

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WOW THANKS GUYS, I FEEL MUCH BETTER. Also this question is about any beyblade. Hey, as long as the plastic and shape is all together and is just sometimes chipped bit by bit IT WILL NEVER GO DOWN ALL TOGETHER!

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What beyblade is it?

any bey

Ok. Some beyblades chip easier than others.

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Usually chipping, gashes, and gouges to the parts happen when using aggressive Attack parts. The same also happens sometimes to the opposing Bey parts which also have more Burst resistance (eg. using a Slash Valkyrie.Blitz.Quick' Retsu on say Bushin Joker.Sting.Atomic Ten).

If the Layer/Frame/Disk used has less Burst resistance, they normally shouldn't experience too much wear-down since the attack momentum quickly Bursts the combo and prevents the absorption of the shock onto the said part due to little resistance.

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Of course, if you do Single/Dual/God vs Chouzetsu/GT, then you are quite a doofus for asking because evidently, anything that doesn't have metal infused on it will suffer direly against opponents that are jam-packed with metal.

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Usually chipping, gashes, and gouges to the parts happen when using aggressive Attack parts. The same also happens sometimes to the opposing Bey parts which also have more Burst resistance (eg. using a Slash Valkyrie.Blitz.Quick' Retsu on say Bushin Joker.Sting.Atomic Ten).

If the Layer/Frame/Disk used has less Burst resistance, they normally shouldn't experience too much wear-down since the attack momentum quickly Bursts the combo and prevents the absorption of the shock onto the said part due to little resistance.

Indirectly related rant (Click to View)

Of course, if you do Single/Dual/God vs Chouzetsu/GT, then you are quite a doofus for asking because evidently, anything that doesn't have metal infused on it will suffer direly against opponents that are jam-packed with metal.

Nah, ik tho. I used GT against Cho Z

The rules are actually kind of vague.
"Broken Parts: Beyblade parts that are broken in any way are considered illegal and may not be used in WBO events unless otherwise explicitly specified in this rulebook. See “Breakage During Play” in the Gameplay Appendix for detail on how to proceed if your part breaks during a match."

I wouldn't consider a chip a break. If a piece breaks off, that's a break. A chip or crack or gouge that doesn't affect the performance, that's probably okay. It depends on the specific damage.

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The rules are actually kind of vague.
"Broken Parts: Beyblade parts that are broken in any way are considered illegal and may not be used in WBO events unless otherwise explicitly specified in this rulebook.  See “Breakage During Play” in the Gameplay Appendix for detail on how to proceed if your part breaks during a match."

I wouldn't consider a chip a break. If a piece breaks off, that's a break. A chip or crack or gouge that doesn't affect the performance, that's probably okay. It depends on the specific damage.

I guess you can think of it as something like this:

Chip: minuscule portion (most of the time plastic, some would have rubber, like Judgment or Wizard) of the part gets gouged/shaved off and should usually not affect the part at all, weight or performance-wise

Break: a piece not intended to fly off a Bey part during a match due to most of the time heavy,gut-wrenching, bone-cracking recoils (ex. V2's wings have weak structural integrity despite the aggressive shape and will most definitely break after some use, or the POM chains of gK breaking because TT effed up its intended design in the first place)

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Imo, there should be separate categories for Burst Layer Systems regarding tournaments, just like how there is an existing Burst Limited for Single and Dual Layer Systems; there should be a Format for God System, Chouzetsu System, and GT System alone. 

I understand that it would nullify the idea of customization considering that there are only quite limited parts for GT right now and that Japanese tournament players don't really care much about broken parts since they buy more than maybe 10 copies per release, but for us who are not in Japan, it is quite crucial to limit breakages due to overpowering Systems to a minimum. While it is true that TT has introduced Dash variants to shake up the meta, evidently, there is still some power-creep going on what with some of the upcoming releases like the GT Triple Booster which features Spriggan in a more aggressive Requiem gimmick and Gen Weight being accessible for all now (I guess it'll be bragging rights from this point on for those who got the blue one initially). 

When they release bigger, badder, heavier versions of gimmicks already seen in God and Chouzetsu, I guess WBO will just be forced to make that Burst Limited kind of Format for God and Chouzetsu separately?

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The rules are actually kind of vague.
"Broken Parts: Beyblade parts that are broken in any way are considered illegal and may not be used in WBO events unless otherwise explicitly specified in this rulebook.  See “Breakage During Play” in the Gameplay Appendix for detail on how to proceed if your part breaks during a match."

I wouldn't consider a chip a break. If a piece breaks off, that's a break. A chip or crack or gouge that doesn't affect the performance, that's probably okay. It depends on the specific damage.

I guess you can think of it as something like this: 

Chip: minuscule portion (most of the time plastic, some would have rubber, like Judgment or Wizard) of the part gets gouged/shaved off and should usually not affect the part at all, weight or performance-wise

Break: a piece not intended to fly off a Bey part during a match due to most of the time heavy,gut-wrenching, bone-cracking recoils (ex. V2's wings have weak structural integrity despite the aggressive shape and will most definitely break after some use, or the POM chains of gK breaking because TT effed up its intended design in the first place)

Formats opinion (Click to View)

Imo, there should be separate categories for Burst Layer Systems regarding tournaments, just like how there is an existing Burst Limited for Single and Dual Layer Systems; there should be a Format for God System, Chouzetsu System, and GT System alone. 

I understand that it would nullify the idea of customization considering that there are only quite limited parts for GT right now and that Japanese tournament players don't really care much about broken parts since they buy more than maybe 10 copies per release, but for us who are not in Japan, it is quite crucial to limit breakages due to overpowering Systems to a minimum. While it is true that TT has introduced Dash variants to shake up the meta, evidently, there is still some power-creep going on what with some of the upcoming releases like the GT Triple Booster which features Spriggan in a more aggressive Requiem gimmick and Gen Weight being accessible for all now (I guess it'll be bragging rights from this point on for those who got the blue one initially). 

When they release bigger, badder, heavier versions of gimmicks already seen in God and Chouzetsu, I guess WBO will just be forced to make that Burst Limited kind of Format for God and Chouzetsu separately?

So, basically if it's a main component that breaks off like a wing or if any thing is like a half sided major break that affects performance (which is what really matters in the end) That is far beyond okay.

I noticed that chipped and cracked layers break really easily and are more useful as a collectible.

I guess you can think of it as something like this: 

Chip: minuscule portion (most of the time plastic, some would have rubber, like Judgment or Wizard) of the part gets gouged/shaved off and should usually not affect the part at all, weight or performance-wise

Break: a piece not intended to fly off a Bey part during a match due to most of the time heavy,gut-wrenching, bone-cracking recoils (ex. V2's wings have weak structural integrity despite the aggressive shape and will most definitely break after some use, or the POM chains of gK breaking because TT effed up its intended design in the first place)

Formats opinion (Click to View)

Imo, there should be separate categories for Burst Layer Systems regarding tournaments, just like how there is an existing Burst Limited for Single and Dual Layer Systems; there should be a Format for God System, Chouzetsu System, and GT System alone. 

I understand that it would nullify the idea of customization considering that there are only quite limited parts for GT right now and that Japanese tournament players don't really care much about broken parts since they buy more than maybe 10 copies per release, but for us who are not in Japan, it is quite crucial to limit breakages due to overpowering Systems to a minimum. While it is true that TT has introduced Dash variants to shake up the meta, evidently, there is still some power-creep going on what with some of the upcoming releases like the GT Triple Booster which features Spriggan in a more aggressive Requiem gimmick and Gen Weight being accessible for all now (I guess it'll be bragging rights from this point on for those who got the blue one initially). 

When they release bigger, badder, heavier versions of gimmicks already seen in God and Chouzetsu, I guess WBO will just be forced to make that Burst Limited kind of Format for God and Chouzetsu separately?

So, basically if it's a main component that breaks off like a wing or if any thing is like a half sided major break that affects performance (which is what really matters in the end) That is far beyond okay.

That's the gist of the distinctions.

I noticed that chipped and cracked layers break really easily and are more useful as a collectible.

Cracked Layers are different from chipped ones though, since the former already has its structural integrity compromised and is a breakage waiting to happen (hello Storm Spriggan vs Lost Longinus anime match), while the latter simply has some of its plastic/rubber shaved off but will not necessarily affect performance (unless the chucks are more than a millimeter in size and that you already notice some balance issues, then you're better off letting the poor part retire and get a new one).

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Besides if anything does actually break we have our lord and savior "Super Glue" To fix most of our problems.

Besides if anything does actually break we have our lord and savior "Super Glue" To fix most of our problems.

Yes, but anything it "saves" is technically illegal already for tournaments

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Besides if anything does actually break we have our lord and savior "Super Glue" To fix most of our problems.

Yes, but anything it "saves" is technically illegal already for tournaments

Lol, well at least it'll still work again. These tournaments don't know the love and true power of our religion for Super Glue and it's reviving techniques. REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Yes, but anything it "saves" is technically illegal already for tournaments

Lol, well at least it'll still work again. These tournaments don't know the love and true power of our religion for Super Glue and it's reviving techniques. REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

They'll just be relics of the past and be put on display or box like every Bey that I accidentally broke in battle

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Lol, well at least it'll still work again. These tournaments don't know the love and true power of our religion for Super Glue and it's reviving techniques. REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

They'll just be relics of the past and be put on display or box like every Bey that I accidentally broke in battle

and they are forbidden to use because they still work but they're not allowed to be used in tournaments for being too pure and for being revived.

They'll just be relics of the past and be put on display or box like every Bey that I accidentally broke in battle

and they are forbidden to use because they still work but they're not allowed to be used in tournaments for being too pure and for being revived.

It is illegal to use a layer repaired via super glue because super glue is a foreign substance and is therefore considered as a modification.

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and they are forbidden to use because they still work but they're not allowed to be used in tournaments for being too pure and for being revived.

It is illegal to use a layer repaired via super glue because super glue is a foreign substance and is therefore considered as a modification.

yes but I used on my doomscisor it is now a collectors bey!

It is illegal to use a layer repaired via super glue because super glue is a foreign substance and is therefore considered as a modification.

yes but I used on my doomscisor it is now a collectors bey!

Well, even if you can't bring it to tournaments it still works at least. Just not allowed in tournaments.