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If Hasbro does release it, wouldn't they change Screw into something else?

I don't see any reason to change it, it's not like it's inappropriate like Hell might be portrayed to be when it is released by Hasbro.

They changed phoenix to fireblaze, did they not? And if you don't see how they might consider it inappropriate, look at all the jokes in this thread.

Meh well I guess it depends on what kind of a mind you have then, and what your level of maturity is.

(Jan. 08, 2011  6:52 AM)|Joe| Wrote: [ -> ]Meh well I guess it depends on what kind of a mind you have then, and what your level of maturity is.

Think of it this way. Little kids running around saying "Go Screw _________!" I don't think parents want their kids saying that.

(Jan. 08, 2011  6:52 AM)|Joe| Wrote: [ -> ]Meh well I guess it depends on what kind of a mind you have then, and what your level of maturity is.

Because beyblade is marketed at gentlemen and scholars, amirite?

(Jan. 08, 2011  7:00 AM)Nano Wrote: [ -> ]

(Jan. 08, 2011  6:52 AM)|Joe| Wrote: [ -> ]Meh well I guess it depends on what kind of a mind you have then, and what your level of maturity is.

Think of it this way. Little kids running around saying "Go Screw _________!" I don't think parents want their kids saying that.

That's why they Renamed Killer to Evil because it Sounded to Aggressive. But why Fireblaze to Phoenix.

Pheonix was copyrighted, that's why so they couldn't use it outside of TT territory.

if bb-102 is screw capri bb-104 is basalt horogium what is bb-103

That info is available elsewhere and also why ask that here?

(Jan. 08, 2011  9:51 AM)Ultrablader Wrote: [ -> ]Pheonix was copyrighted, that's why so they couldn't use it outside of TT territory.

I don't think the word Phoenix is a copyrightable term.
Although considering 'droid' is I'm not so sure.

(Jan. 14, 2011  1:33 AM)Mc Frown Wrote: [ -> ]I don't think the word Phoenix is a copyrightable term.
Although considering 'droid' is I'm not so sure.

I think "Burn Phoenix" was, although this is off-topic.

To me...second best looking bey.

if you check the japanese bey website screw cap is on it and its aparent stats for attack are extremely high if this is true then this would suggest that i would be top tier

(Jan. 14, 2011  9:39 AM)screw capricorn Wrote: [ -> ]if you check the japanese bey website screw cap is on it and its aparent stats for attack are extremely high if this is true then this would suggest that i would be top tier

stats mean nothing

(Jan. 14, 2011  9:48 AM)aquila112 Wrote: [ -> ]

(Jan. 14, 2011  9:39 AM)screw capricorn Wrote: [ -> ]if you check the japanese bey website screw cap is on it and its aparent stats for attack are extremely high if this is true then this would suggest that i would be top tier

stats mean nothing

but i think they have got it right this time. becos i assume the MF will be very powerful attack tip

i said if this is true i did not say it was correct as stats are not reliable

Proportions in TAKARA-TOMY's pictures are not always correct, but here is their render of MF :

[Image: bottom_mf_img.jpg]


And Screw :
[Image: metalwheel_screw.jpg]

Beyblade Colloseum updated their page as well:
http://www.beyblade-colosseum.com/

MF is carping tall. It also seems pretty thin compared to an RF. Also shows how Screw works with it's supposed "Upper Attack."

MF is so tall too ...

Thanks for the update!

(Jan. 14, 2011  4:12 PM)OkiBlaze Wrote: [ -> ]MF is carping tall. It also seems pretty thin compared to an RF.

MF is pretty much the same width as F.

(Jan. 14, 2011  4:19 PM)Diamond Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks for the update!

(Jan. 14, 2011  4:12 PM)OkiBlaze Wrote: [ -> ]MF is carping tall. It also seems pretty thin compared to an RF.

MF is pretty much the same width as F.

This was what I was thinking as well...

Wow, even slower than F. Not sure if this will be that great of an attack type, but will probably be able to outspin RS combos because of its thin width.

So It should be easier to use than RF, right? If so, I'll get it.

(Jan. 14, 2011  4:31 PM)Megablader9 Wrote: [ -> ]So It should be easier to use than RF, right? If so, I'll get it.

RF will always have one of the easiest to control, MF will be harder to perform flower patterns.

EDIT: thanks for the update.

(Jan. 14, 2011  4:31 PM)Megablader9 Wrote: [ -> ]So It should be easier to use than RF, right? If so, I'll get it.

Easier to use ? It should not be able to follow the flower pattern as much as RF ...