Hello everybody, posting here after quite a long time!
So recently the super king/sparking beys just came out, and needless to say I am very confused about their naming system.
Last time I kept up was during the god era and the naming system was quite simple back then-
layer-->disk--->frame--->driver.
And I was surprised to know I had missed an entire season worth of beys, i.e, the gatinko layer beys.
So maybe I am new to the naming system and hence I cannot understand it well, but here goes-
The new valkyrie is called-
Valkyrie- which is the "superking chip",so akin to the face bolt of yesteryears I suppose?
Brave-Which is the "ring"?
So these two parts combined make up what was previously known as the layer, right?Or am I doing something wrong?
next up,
Chassis-2A
Now here is where my confusion begins.
At first I thought this was the fusion of the disc and the frame.
Then I saw cS and gR(also, is this how they are abbreviated or is the naming scheme different now?)and noticed they have a chassis AND a forge disc, which is not the case with bV, or the two new protagonist beys(Helios and Hyperion) as they have only a chassis and not a forge disc.
This has really confused me a-lot. Doesn't t having two metal parts give you quite an obvious advantage. Obviously ,here I assume both parts are in-fact made of metal,which might be wrong. Also, wont it look quite bulky from a side profile effectively having 2 disks?So basically what is the main difference btw a chassis and a forge disc?
Evolution'-the driver, this hasn't changed.
And my last doubt, what is the order of the naming system?
is it:-
chip-->ring-->disk-->driver-->chassis?
Because if yes, it is really confusing!
So finally, thanks for reading such a tedious post and thanks for any and every answer!
(Also on a side note, can they please for the love of god stop changing the main character and beyblade system every other season?It gets really confusing you know!)
So recently the super king/sparking beys just came out, and needless to say I am very confused about their naming system.
Last time I kept up was during the god era and the naming system was quite simple back then-
layer-->disk--->frame--->driver.
And I was surprised to know I had missed an entire season worth of beys, i.e, the gatinko layer beys.
So maybe I am new to the naming system and hence I cannot understand it well, but here goes-
The new valkyrie is called-
Valkyrie- which is the "superking chip",so akin to the face bolt of yesteryears I suppose?
Brave-Which is the "ring"?
So these two parts combined make up what was previously known as the layer, right?Or am I doing something wrong?
next up,
Chassis-2A
Now here is where my confusion begins.
At first I thought this was the fusion of the disc and the frame.
Then I saw cS and gR(also, is this how they are abbreviated or is the naming scheme different now?)and noticed they have a chassis AND a forge disc, which is not the case with bV, or the two new protagonist beys(Helios and Hyperion) as they have only a chassis and not a forge disc.
This has really confused me a-lot. Doesn't t having two metal parts give you quite an obvious advantage. Obviously ,here I assume both parts are in-fact made of metal,which might be wrong. Also, wont it look quite bulky from a side profile effectively having 2 disks?So basically what is the main difference btw a chassis and a forge disc?
Evolution'-the driver, this hasn't changed.
And my last doubt, what is the order of the naming system?
is it:-
chip-->ring-->disk-->driver-->chassis?
Because if yes, it is really confusing!
So finally, thanks for reading such a tedious post and thanks for any and every answer!
(Also on a side note, can they please for the love of god stop changing the main character and beyblade system every other season?It gets really confusing you know!)