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what if a cx blade was to brake would we be able to fix it with a Hasbro retool cx blade with just swapping the plastic part?

edit: "forgot to add this" and or the metal part?
Maybe the metal part but wriggle and wizard have some differents despite being same
(Dec. 05, 2025  2:21 PM)the_nemesis Wrote: what if a cx blade was to brake would we be able to fix it with a Hasbro retool cx blade with just swapping the plastic part?

edit: "forgot to add this" and or the metal part?

I don’t rlly get the question
(Dec. 09, 2025  1:11 AM)Anime Kid Wrote:
(Dec. 05, 2025  2:21 PM)the_nemesis Wrote: what if a cx blade was to brake would we be able to fix it with a Hasbro retool cx blade with just swapping the plastic part?

edit: "forgot to add this" and or the metal part?

I don’t rlly get the question
its a question about the ability to fix the bey if it was to brake like let's say your reaper blade is broken and you use a Hasbro cx metal part to fix your reaper blade
as in, replace the metal? or replace the part altogether?
yeah I meant just the metal part
well, since they use tri-wing screws, and the metal part is the same, it might count as non-destructive modification.
(Dec. 09, 2025  9:45 PM)Infinityblader1 Wrote: well, since they use tri-wing screws, and the metal part is the same, it might count as non-destructive modification.

but would that be legal still or non legal
(Dec. 10, 2025  4:17 PM)the_nemesis Wrote:
(Dec. 09, 2025  9:45 PM)Infinityblader1 Wrote: well, since they use tri-wing screws, and the metal part is the same, it might count as non-destructive modification.

but would that be legal still or non legal

i'm not sure
WBO it would be legal.
Official TT or official Hasbro it would not be legal.