Yeah, those are fake beyblades. They aren't legit parts at all, often don't fit with others and, in the few circumstances where the parts are actually worthwhile, they aren't allowed.
(Jan. 08, 2012 5:26 AM)Beybladehms Wrote: [ -> ]Good idea explaining the difference beetween fakes and reals but you should call this thread gui to reals and fakes or difference beetween reals and fakes
In my opinion tt hongli beyblades are real but come with dodgy parts like an engine gear which doesent spin or a weight disk which is pretty much weightless or if its mfb then it comes with different parts e.g. If it storm pegasus on the box it comes with dark sagittario ed145f or flame leone 145b . And usually mfb ones include metal tips
Your opinion is meaningless, because TT Hongli is not a licensed producer of Beyblade merchandise, and thereby, their parts are illegal from the ground up. The construction and formulas used in the plastic and metal are also completely different.
Calling TT Hongli real is such blasmephy for this community, you have no idea ... A whip of ruler on the fingers, almost.
Also, as far as I know TT Hongli has not put their logos on any Metal Fight Beyblade copies yet.
I'm pretty sure TT Hongli is still reeling from the lawsuits with Bandai, actually, so it would be surprising if they were actively producing fakes again. My understanding was that the company was utterly obliterated after dipping their fingers into Bandai's swimming pool - knowing full well that Bandai is as hardcore as it gets about fakes.
I wouldnt use "Bandai" and "Fakes" in the same sentence...Bandai might sue us 0_o
It is almost funny how Bandai and TT are polar opposites when it comes to dealing with rip-offs of thier products. TT could give a carp, and the moment Bandai looks at a fake it will burst into flames and die...
These MBS tips that come with these fake beyblades are interetsing...just why are they made though? It isnt a real part so right away that sets off flares in ones mind...
They're made for people who don't know/care/care to know if they're fake.
Man, TT, why can't you be more like bandai :C
It is official; Topblade is the South Korean name for Beyblade.
Considering the auction clearly states they are "Rapidity" brand, a well known manufacturer of fake beyblades, no, it is not.
I'm pretty sure that's one of the sellers who only has fake beyblades.
That seller can be reported though. They claim it is an authentic TakaraTomy / SonoKong.
Light em up!
Actually, I just noticed the holographic sticker with the sonokong logo... I'm now confused, I've read before that they are fakes, however, apparently that logo was used by sonokong at some point.
I'd hold off reporting them, but I wouldn't jump to buy from them...
If you click on the image, under the 'SOK' you can see 'SONOKONG' in blue, so I' think it's save to say that it's actual SonoKong.
True, and from what I'm reading now, it seems that it's legit, at least, the evidence for it being legitimate is much stronger than that against.
It's probably safe to buy, then.
It also lists the proper copyrights on the box, while fake companies usually avoid mentioning the name of the real company.
Have you even read the first post ? The answer is really obvious.
EDIT: Kai-V put it better than I did, so.
(Mar. 03, 2012 3:02 PM)Kai-V Wrote: [ -> ]Have you even read the first post ? The answer is really obvious.
Sorry
