Aug. 05, 2014 2:58 AM
Berserker Begirados SR200BWD
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Berserker Begirados SR200BWD
Number: BBG-22
System: Beyblade Zero-G
Type: Stamina
Element: Earth
Contents [hide]
1 Stone Face: Begirados
2 Chrome Wheel: Begirados
3 Crystal Wheel: Berserker
4 Track: Stamina Ring 200
5 Bottom: Big Wide Defense
6 Other Versions
7 Gallery
8 Overall
Stone Face: Begirados
Weight: 1.2 grams
The sticker on this Stone Face represents a combination of a Behemoth and Pegira, an Ultraman monster similar to Godzilla with one horn on its forehead and two huge fangs. This is why the Beyblade is called Begirados: the 'b' comes from Behemoth.
Chrome Wheel: Begirados
Weight: 30.5 grams
Begirados illustrates a clear monster head in a profile view with the centre of the Beyblade right between its jaws. It has a huge fang and a few smaller sharp teeths creating relief on the top, as well as one horn forming one whole side with ragged edges. This same pattern also adorns the opposite side of the Chrome Wheel. Considering that the other sides are made of the bottom of the jaw and the top of the head, Begirados still has a relatively symetrical design. The hole where the Crystal Wheel's orb is supposed to protrude represents the eye, but it is too small to allow the whole orb to stick out.
Although listed as a stamina type, this Crome wheel is know for its aggressive contact points. Its shape is very irregular and allows for decent smash, especially when paired with chrome wheels like ifrit and gryph. This chrome wheel isn't top tier but it is certainly usable and hits hard.
When used as top of synchrom
Begirados shines as the top chrome wheel, where it can make the most contact with the current meta beys. It should be noted that ifrit is this chrome wheels soulmate and gives begirados a slight wobble and doesn't cover up many contact points. And though ifrit is a far better choice gryph also lets begirados keep its contact points, but doesn't offer the weight or wobble that ifrit brings.
when used as bottom of synchrom
Begirados isn't too useful on the bottom of a synchrom, as his main attack points wont usually make significant contact. Sometimes when it does hit, it will destabilize the combo due to hitting at a odd angle, though this is unlikely. It wouldn't be recomended putting begirados on the bottom of a syncrome.
when synchromesh with itself
Though useable it would be in the bladers best choice to use this with attack wheels like ifrit. Though it would seem like two begirados would result in a flurry of smash points, it simply doesn't.(insert more here)
Used in attack customization
This is what begirados was made for, he is featured in a couple of high tier customs like:
Begirados ifrit w145cs- this combo is fairly useful as it allows begirados to make use of its strengths , and downsize some weaknesses. Ifrit as above provides the bay with a slight wobble, but since it is on a flat tip this quirk is changed into an aggressive movement pattern. The w145 technically adds stamina by distributing air around the bey, the effect is very marginal, and the real reason to use the track is for the height; at 145 millimetres this bey will strike a number of different customs using heights 145-200 fairly hard. And the tip cf not only helps stabilize the bey after a strong hit, it gives more stamina than gcf, and will tornado stall for a shorter period of time, while the bey still has moderate spin left.
This chrome wheel has no uses In either stamina or defense due to comparatively low weight, and a very aggressive build.
Crystal Wheel: Berserker
Weight: 4.5 grams
With a mostly symmetrical design, Berserker represents lines of chains as well as segments that could represent gloves or much bigger sections of a chain. The Crystal Wheel's orb and its opposite side appear to be boulders in the chains.
Berserker perfectly complements begirados letting all of its contact points show. However as un-synchromed beys don't typically weigh or do enough to compete in even limited formats, this part remains fairly useless
Track: Stamina Ring 200
Weight: 3.3 gram Full Width: 26.5 mm Core Width: 10.0 mm Height: 20.00 mm
Similar to D125, SR200 possesses a wide and lengthy stamina ring around its core. This ring, while circular around the center, is completely straight vertically. The ring itself provides decent protection but the height is also useful At 200 millimetres it will allow occasional contact to the chrome wheel vs. 145 based customs, but won't even let 130- customs come close. The ring also provides stamina to a combo, which is the reason that it has been included in a top tier custom, and many high tier customs.
This track can be put to good use in the top tier custom genbull genbull sr200tb
Bottom: Big Wide Defense
Weight: 1.0 gram Full Width: mm Tip Width: mm Full Height: mm Tip Height: mm Tip Angle: 30°
As its name suggests, BWD is simply a considerably bigger version of WD: while the latter has a clear width separation with its base that locks onto the Track, BWD takes up all this space, and extends lower too. This part lacks any sporting purpose, and while not useless, other defense based tips are better, specifically ewd. For this reason the piece has found little competitive use
Gallery
This bey contains the useful begirados and sr200, but it's other parts are unnecessary. Begirados is a useful attack substitute, and sr200 is a recommended part for a couple of stamina combinations. While this bey is not a required addition, it would not hurt to own a copy, every blader should highly consider getting this beyblade
Sorry for double post but I wanted this separate, my iPad won't let me search anymore, and will crash safari, can someone link me to a page discussing begirados in syncrome with itself.
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This article is a stub! The next step is to write detailed reviews of the parts' performances based on extensive testing. To this end, please post a draft in The Beywiki Project forum. This article cannot be edited without approval past this point.
Berserker Begirados SR200BWD
Number: BBG-22
System: Beyblade Zero-G
Type: Stamina
Element: Earth
Contents [hide]
1 Stone Face: Begirados
2 Chrome Wheel: Begirados
3 Crystal Wheel: Berserker
4 Track: Stamina Ring 200
5 Bottom: Big Wide Defense
6 Other Versions
7 Gallery
8 Overall
Stone Face: Begirados
Weight: 1.2 grams
The sticker on this Stone Face represents a combination of a Behemoth and Pegira, an Ultraman monster similar to Godzilla with one horn on its forehead and two huge fangs. This is why the Beyblade is called Begirados: the 'b' comes from Behemoth.
Chrome Wheel: Begirados
Weight: 30.5 grams
Begirados illustrates a clear monster head in a profile view with the centre of the Beyblade right between its jaws. It has a huge fang and a few smaller sharp teeths creating relief on the top, as well as one horn forming one whole side with ragged edges. This same pattern also adorns the opposite side of the Chrome Wheel. Considering that the other sides are made of the bottom of the jaw and the top of the head, Begirados still has a relatively symetrical design. The hole where the Crystal Wheel's orb is supposed to protrude represents the eye, but it is too small to allow the whole orb to stick out.
Although listed as a stamina type, this Crome wheel is know for its aggressive contact points. Its shape is very irregular and allows for decent smash, especially when paired with chrome wheels like ifrit and gryph. This chrome wheel isn't top tier but it is certainly usable and hits hard.
When used as top of synchrom
Begirados shines as the top chrome wheel, where it can make the most contact with the current meta beys. It should be noted that ifrit is this chrome wheels soulmate and gives begirados a slight wobble and doesn't cover up many contact points. And though ifrit is a far better choice gryph also lets begirados keep its contact points, but doesn't offer the weight or wobble that ifrit brings.
when used as bottom of synchrom
Begirados isn't too useful on the bottom of a synchrom, as his main attack points wont usually make significant contact. Sometimes when it does hit, it will destabilize the combo due to hitting at a odd angle, though this is unlikely. It wouldn't be recomended putting begirados on the bottom of a syncrome.
when synchromesh with itself
Though useable it would be in the bladers best choice to use this with attack wheels like ifrit. Though it would seem like two begirados would result in a flurry of smash points, it simply doesn't.(insert more here)
Used in attack customization
This is what begirados was made for, he is featured in a couple of high tier customs like:
Begirados ifrit w145cs- this combo is fairly useful as it allows begirados to make use of its strengths , and downsize some weaknesses. Ifrit as above provides the bay with a slight wobble, but since it is on a flat tip this quirk is changed into an aggressive movement pattern. The w145 technically adds stamina by distributing air around the bey, the effect is very marginal, and the real reason to use the track is for the height; at 145 millimetres this bey will strike a number of different customs using heights 145-200 fairly hard. And the tip cf not only helps stabilize the bey after a strong hit, it gives more stamina than gcf, and will tornado stall for a shorter period of time, while the bey still has moderate spin left.
This chrome wheel has no uses In either stamina or defense due to comparatively low weight, and a very aggressive build.
Crystal Wheel: Berserker
Weight: 4.5 grams
With a mostly symmetrical design, Berserker represents lines of chains as well as segments that could represent gloves or much bigger sections of a chain. The Crystal Wheel's orb and its opposite side appear to be boulders in the chains.
Berserker perfectly complements begirados letting all of its contact points show. However as un-synchromed beys don't typically weigh or do enough to compete in even limited formats, this part remains fairly useless
Track: Stamina Ring 200
Weight: 3.3 gram Full Width: 26.5 mm Core Width: 10.0 mm Height: 20.00 mm
Similar to D125, SR200 possesses a wide and lengthy stamina ring around its core. This ring, while circular around the center, is completely straight vertically. The ring itself provides decent protection but the height is also useful At 200 millimetres it will allow occasional contact to the chrome wheel vs. 145 based customs, but won't even let 130- customs come close. The ring also provides stamina to a combo, which is the reason that it has been included in a top tier custom, and many high tier customs.
This track can be put to good use in the top tier custom genbull genbull sr200tb
Bottom: Big Wide Defense
Weight: 1.0 gram Full Width: mm Tip Width: mm Full Height: mm Tip Height: mm Tip Angle: 30°
As its name suggests, BWD is simply a considerably bigger version of WD: while the latter has a clear width separation with its base that locks onto the Track, BWD takes up all this space, and extends lower too. This part lacks any sporting purpose, and while not useless, other defense based tips are better, specifically ewd. For this reason the piece has found little competitive use
Gallery
This bey contains the useful begirados and sr200, but it's other parts are unnecessary. Begirados is a useful attack substitute, and sr200 is a recommended part for a couple of stamina combinations. While this bey is not a required addition, it would not hurt to own a copy, every blader should highly consider getting this beyblade
Sorry for double post but I wanted this separate, my iPad won't let me search anymore, and will crash safari, can someone link me to a page discussing begirados in syncrome with itself.
