(Apr. 20, 2009  12:57 AM)Ozzyschach Wrote: I know the Quet probably won't be strong, but could you make a vid of it fighting something weak, like a plastic.
We want to see it in action and to know it isn't hurt.

(Apr. 23, 2009  9:50 PM)Rocky Wrote: ...............can't you get more than that with £100? :\

(Apr. 23, 2009  9:57 PM)Rocky Wrote: Uh, I meant $. But I was thinking about USD. Either way, I'm sure I saw it cheaper than that.......but I guess I could've been looking at the Bid Price. I don't really remember. ^^;

(Apr. 20, 2009  12:53 AM)Deikailo Wrote: Toys n Joys never sent me my stadiums. It's been about two weeks.

I'm just going to ask for store credit and buy this.

(Apr. 24, 2009  1:23 AM)blader9 Wrote: I took 2 weeks to for them ship out my order and 1 week to arrive. 3 weeks total

(Apr. 29, 2009  11:34 AM)BladerFromPast Wrote: Hey guys i´ve been searching in the whole forum for a "MFB-DS"Thread. So it seems i found one and would like to ask all of you if someone is playing this game seriously. In that case how far did you come until now? I have problems defeating the(probable final) enemy looking like a savage it think with quetzacotl as his blade(as its japanese i can´t tell by the name even when comparing the blade to the pics i saw on the web from QUetza.)
One of my problems is that i am not that familiar with the whole abbreviations regarding the At/Df - things as well as the description of all reallife as well as the ingame blades. The numbers have to do with the weight of the weight-ring(former)/ track(now). Maybe someone can guide trough to how to build a descent blade (AT/END/DEF) ingame as well as in reallife
or linking me to a existing thread(which in that case i didn´t found previously and i want to apologize for).

(Apr. 29, 2009  11:37 AM)Rocky Wrote: The Weight Disk is not the same as the Track.......they serve two totally different purposes. :X

(Apr. 29, 2009  11:53 AM)Rocky Wrote: I haven't played the DS game so I cannot be sure of how it works on there but the number in the Track name indicates the height. I am not sure why they would change that for the DS game........:X

The Awesomeness That Is The Beywiki Wrote:Face: Hexagonal screw-like piece that fastens the Beyblade together, similar to Bit Protector from the HMS. They feature graffiti-style illustrations on the top (i.e. Bull, Pegasis, etc).
Wheel: Main source of attack from a Beyblade; unlike HMS, the Wheel is completely made out of metal to compensate for the lack of a Weight Disk. They use various shaped protrusions to lower the spin velocity of an opponent. The Wheel is fundamentally the same as the Attack Ring from the HMS and plastic Beyblades. The shooter connects directly to the Wheel and does not depend on the Face or the Track for a solid connection. The Wheel may or may not determine spin direction (this information is currently unknown).
Track: The Track is the component of the Beyblade that connects the Wheel and Bottom. The Track determines the height of the Beyblade. Their names (when read with a decimal before the last digit) determine their height in millimeters. For example, Pegasis' Track is called 105, which stands for 10.5 MM.
Bottom: The bottom of the Beyblade. It has interchangeable tips which the Beyblade spins on. Movement patterns can be altered with the differently shaped tips that can be used. It is similar to the Blade Base from plastic Beyblades or the Running Core from HMS.

(Apr. 29, 2009  12:00 PM)pegasis Wrote: good combo in mfb ds: pegasis 90 hf. you can use the specials with this one.