(Mar. 05, 2019 3:23 PM)XXSYPHERXX Wrote: [ -> ]Well that's not always the case don't forget Asteroid Zeus that thing came out of nowhere.
I'm still questioning how much of that is a response to all the backlash at the shoddy designs of the original Treptune T4 and Zeutron Z4.
All of it just so you know Z3 and Z4 and T4 are literal garbage.
(Just so you know i hate them all)
(Mar. 06, 2019 1:21 AM)XXSYPHERXX Wrote: [ -> ]All of it just so you know Z3 and Z4 and T4 are literal garbage.
(Just so you know i hate them all)
I’m pretty sure everyone knows that if you talking about hasbro and just do you know they are remaking them with the proper gimmicks
Should have mentioned this a while ago, Turbo single packs are out in Aus
(Mar. 08, 2019 11:40 PM)LegoBlader76 Wrote: [ -> ]Should have mentioned this a while ago, Turbo single packs are out in Aus
Which packs? We have all of wave 1 with Valtryek, the Hasbro exclusives, and all the double packs with Treptune etc.
Either we get wave 2 with Phoenix, Salamander, Ogre etc. soon, or its another long wait. My money is on next month.
Curse these inconsistent releases.
Ok I think I found out why the shield on Orichalcum O3 works. The prongs that come out and the ridges on the driver connect when you first launch, and around that time, the beyblade prongs and ridges come together and make the beyblade harder to burst. I’m sorry if this is already known, my bad. I just got Orichalcum O3, and that just made sense in my head.
I’ve been trying to compare Satomb with Satan itself and come across an odd construction on the right side of the rollers.
It looks like the small gap that was supposed to be placed on the right side of the rollers has been pushed outwards to prevent super heavy damage if the beyblade misses the rollers. Still would’ve wanted the original design though.
No, hold on, that was pushed outward the same way in future Satan releases too, never mind.
there should be a cho-z satomb
(Mar. 10, 2019 1:37 AM)William Cochran Wrote: [ -> ]there should be a cho-z satomb
Its too late for new choz beys
Hmm, is Prevail just a Survive 2? Seems kind of pointless, hopefully TT gives it some form of gimmick.
(Mar. 10, 2019 8:58 AM)ClearWing R34 Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar. 10, 2019 1:37 AM)William Cochran Wrote: [ -> ]there should be a cho-z satomb
Its too late for new choz beys
i know, but i could imagine what is would look like if they did
(Mar. 10, 2019 8:10 PM)William Cochran Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar. 10, 2019 8:58 AM)ClearWing R34 Wrote: [ -> ]Its too late for new choz beys
i know, but i could imagine what is would look like if they did
This should have much metal, hahaha... Maybe coming GT Satomb
Wait what about GT Hades? that i would get
(Mar. 10, 2019 8:21 PM)William Cochran Wrote: [ -> ]Wait what about GT Hades? that i would get
GT isn’t released yet. This release April 2019
Turns out it’s not Slingshock that’s going to weigh down Hasbro.
It’s the Gatinko Layer System that will give Hasbro the hardest time of their lives.
The 7 click Asura, the heavy 2 click Valkyrie, the super heavy weights.
Hasbro’s downfall is going to come by any time soon.
(Mar. 15, 2019 8:43 AM)IronFace879 Wrote: [ -> ]Turns out it’s not Slingshock that’s going to weigh down Hasbro.
It’s the Gatinko Layer System that will give Hasbro the hardest time of their lives.
The 7 click Asura, the heavy 2 click Valkyrie, the super heavy weights.
Hasbro’s downfall is going to come by any time soon.
My guess is that they'll just ignore all this wonkiness and use the same old slope system, completely unphased by this.
Honestly, I'm more wondering how they're gonna do layer weights, given their avoidance of metal in Super-Z/Turbo beys. I'm thinking the "layer weights" will just be plastic with a little bit of metal in the hexagons or something similar given their recent track record.
(Mar. 16, 2019 2:59 AM)MagikHorse Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar. 15, 2019 8:43 AM)IronFace879 Wrote: [ -> ]Turns out it’s not Slingshock that’s going to weigh down Hasbro.
It’s the Gatinko Layer System that will give Hasbro the hardest time of their lives.
The 7 click Asura, the heavy 2 click Valkyrie, the super heavy weights.
Hasbro’s downfall is going to come by any time soon.
My guess is that they'll just ignore all this wonkiness and use the same old slope system, completely unphased by this.
Honestly, I'm more wondering how they're gonna do layer weights, given their avoidance of metal in Super-Z/Turbo beys. I'm thinking the "layer weights" will just be plastic with a little bit of metal in the hexagons or something similar given their recent track record.
That or they fuse the layer into one to avoid being "complicated" for the kids.
(Mar. 16, 2019 3:11 AM)Jinbee Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar. 16, 2019 2:59 AM)MagikHorse Wrote: [ -> ]My guess is that they'll just ignore all this wonkiness and use the same old slope system, completely unphased by this.
Honestly, I'm more wondering how they're gonna do layer weights, given their avoidance of metal in Super-Z/Turbo beys. I'm thinking the "layer weights" will just be plastic with a little bit of metal in the hexagons or something similar given their recent track record.
That or they fuse the layer into one to avoid being "complicated" for the kids.
This is more likely because, not only do they think it's too complicated, but they don't want kids and their parents giving them bad reviews for having tiny parts that are really easy to lose.
(Mar. 16, 2019 3:15 AM)CitrusNinja3 Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar. 16, 2019 3:11 AM)Jinbee Wrote: [ -> ]That or they fuse the layer into one to avoid being "complicated" for the kids.
This is more likely because, not only do they think it's too complicated, but they don't want kids and their parents giving them bad reviews for having tiny parts that are really easy to lose.
The Layer Weight and the Pachinko Chip aren't really that small. Some drivers are pretty small too, and fly around more via bursting.
(Mar. 16, 2019 3:27 AM)Jinbee Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar. 16, 2019 3:15 AM)CitrusNinja3 Wrote: [ -> ]This is more likely because, not only do they think it's too complicated, but they don't want kids and their parents giving them bad reviews for having tiny parts that are really easy to lose.
The Layer Weight and the Pachinko Chip aren't really that small. Some drivers are pretty small too, and fly around more via bursting.
True, but it's easier to lose a Weight than it is to lose a Driver. Either way, Hasbro is going to pull something out of their excuses box to not make customizable layers.
Either way, only two things can happen that Hasbro will do: They could either screw this up as well, or exceed beyond fans expectations. One thing for sure, they cannot do Slingshock for much longer after Turbo, or at least be super staggered like the regular starter and single packs in Evolution.
(Mar. 16, 2019 3:11 AM)Jinbee Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar. 16, 2019 2:59 AM)MagikHorse Wrote: [ -> ]My guess is that they'll just ignore all this wonkiness and use the same old slope system, completely unphased by this.
Honestly, I'm more wondering how they're gonna do layer weights, given their avoidance of metal in Super-Z/Turbo beys. I'm thinking the "layer weights" will just be plastic with a little bit of metal in the hexagons or something similar given their recent track record.
That or they fuse the layer into one to avoid being "complicated" for the kids.
I'm thinking the Anime might make that a bit wonky if they ever show it being disassembled.
(Mar. 16, 2019 4:25 AM)MagikHorse Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar. 16, 2019 3:11 AM)Jinbee Wrote: [ -> ]That or they fuse the layer into one to avoid being "complicated" for the kids.
I'm thinking the Anime might make that a bit wonky if they ever show it being disassembled.
Pffffff, they just have to cut out half the anime.