Jul. 29, 2010 11:20 PM
Hello I am GreekBlader and I live in Greece. I've been a WBO member since summer 2009 and I was a beyblading legend in my town. I am a high school student and my hobby is watching anime. I prefer defence and survival over offence and when i choose to go on the offensive I use the most aggresive blades I can find.
Enough about me! Lets talk about the anime problems some countries face. In Greece an Italian company called ******* ******** (I can't post its real name due to legal issues) destroys the fun of every anime based toy it can find. Bakugan failed because they just randomly put G-Power numbers on the Bakugan resulting in two identical bakugan having different power. Yu-Gi-Oh! failed because the company messed up the cards. A card with a burning dog on it had the name Aqua Madoor and 15000 ATK and DEF points. That company's brand was on the box... Last but not least beyblade didnt fail very quickly, but it wasnt very fun either. Almost every blade was fake, Hasbro beyblades were rare, and every beyblade was sold at the outrageous price of 50 euros each. Even if they had ruined it, I fell in love with the game but as soon as the production stopped the game did so as well. The fake beyblades started breaking and people couldnt get any new ones because shops didnt sell them anymore. Result: FAIL.
Guys please share your thoughts with me by commenting and help me make beyblading fun for everyone!
Enough about me! Lets talk about the anime problems some countries face. In Greece an Italian company called ******* ******** (I can't post its real name due to legal issues) destroys the fun of every anime based toy it can find. Bakugan failed because they just randomly put G-Power numbers on the Bakugan resulting in two identical bakugan having different power. Yu-Gi-Oh! failed because the company messed up the cards. A card with a burning dog on it had the name Aqua Madoor and 15000 ATK and DEF points. That company's brand was on the box... Last but not least beyblade didnt fail very quickly, but it wasnt very fun either. Almost every blade was fake, Hasbro beyblades were rare, and every beyblade was sold at the outrageous price of 50 euros each. Even if they had ruined it, I fell in love with the game but as soon as the production stopped the game did so as well. The fake beyblades started breaking and people couldnt get any new ones because shops didnt sell them anymore. Result: FAIL.
Guys please share your thoughts with me by commenting and help me make beyblading fun for everyone!