(Sep. 18, 2011  3:43 AM)Raigeko13 Wrote: 90WF is better for attack, has more stamina, pretty much the whole thing. 105 is a worse height than 90, as is F compared to WF. Why they didn't give it to us is beyond me. Most likely because they thought there was no difference in the actual use of parts? Hopefully the game will have 90WF (the Lunar Eclipse ver. that is)

(Mar. 09, 2012  1:18 AM)Klaus Wrote: I was wondering the origin of this bey. I read through the whole thread, and all I saw was it's a promo bey? Is that true just a completely made up bey? kind of lame. It actually looks pretty cool, thought maybe it was from something like Sun Solblaze just that I haven't found yet.

Quote:Note: Hasbro released this Beyblade with a different Track and Bottom, using 105F instead of 90WF. They however did release this second set of parts along with Bakushin Susanow for the Luna Eclipse Ver. Starter, which came after the inclusion of that recolour in the localised version of the Big Bang Bladers video game.

Face – Susanow :
The Face on this Beyblade depicts Susanoo, the Shinto God of the Sea and Storms.

Clear Wheel: Susanow

Susanow is an ocean blue translucent Clear Wheel in its original release. The design is made to resemble two waves with sharp designs almost like hooks or lightnings that arch upward. When placed on the Metal Wheel, the relief is remniscent of a Tsunami. Between the waves are orange letters that read "Susanow" in a graffiti style on both sides.

Metal Wheel: Bakushin

Bakushin is an originally white Metal Wheel made in a circular shape with very small V-shaped gaps which are approximately one millimeter deep. As a whole, this Metal Wheel resembles a rock with declinations of varying steepness and carved ridges here and there. Although it generally performs in a mediocre way, some testing has showed that it has some decent Stamina and OK Attack despite its inferior weight, and it has showed success in taking down 230-equipped customizations, which most other Metal Wheels failed at doing at the time. Its highest potential lies in its apparent defensive capabilities, however, due to its physical compatibility with BD145 where very little space is left between the Metal Wheel and the Track. Bakushin has some hidden potential in Hasbro Stadiums, effectively gaining [champion] several victories in the first few rounds of the Beyblade World Championship 2012, which were conducted in the Hasbro Striker Stadium. On average, however, especially with 4D parts available, Bakushin should only be used as a very last resort.

Use in Defense Customization
Bakushin can be used in such good Defense combos as '''MF Bakushin Aquario BD145RSF'''.

Other Versions-
*'''Metal Face Bakushin Susanow 105F''' – Hudson Entertainment Beyblade : Metal Fusion DS game exclusive (Dark blue Metal Face)
*'''Bakushin Susanow 90WF Luna Eclipse Ver.''' – WBBA Campaign, later WBBA Shop Exclusive Booster, and Hasbro Metal Masters Starter (Dark red Face, Track and Bottom, black Metal Wheel and Clear Wheel, white "Susanow" writings)
*'''Metal Face Bakushin Susanow 90WF Luna Eclipse Ver.''' - Beyblade Metal Masters video game exclusive for Target and Gamestop (Black Metal Face, dark red Track and Bottom, black Metal Wheel and Clear Wheel, white "Susanow" writings)

Overall
Bakushin may have some untapped Stamina and Attack potential in Hasbro Stadiums, but it still got outclassed in TAKARA-TOMY BeyStadiums due to the appearance of even such outclassed, but better, Metal Wheels like Earth, as well as countless superior Attack parts. 90, considered outclassed by 85, still shows some use in scarce L Drago Attack customs for destabilizing, and it can be used for some decent Stamina combos. WF as an Attack type Bottom is outclassed too,but it still works reasonably well in Destabilizing customs. '''There is little to no reason to purchase this Beyblade other than for collectors purposes.'''

Kai-V Wrote:Its highest potential lies in its apparent defensive capacities, however, due to its physical compatibility with BD145 where very little space is left between the Metal Wheel and the Track

Quote:Although it generally performs in a mediocre way, some testing has showed that it has some decent Stamina and OK Attack

Quote:it has showed success in taking down 230-equipped customizations, which most other Metal Wheels failed at doing at the time.

Quote:Its highest potential lies in its apparent defensive capabilities, however, due to its physical compatibility with BD145 where very little space is left between the Metal Wheel and the Track.

Quote:Bakushin has some hidden potential in Hasbro Stadiums, effectively gaining [champion] several victories in the first few rounds of the Beyblade World Championship 2012, which were conducted in the Hasbro Striker Stadium.

(May. 12, 2012  7:37 AM)th!nk Wrote: It works because bakushin doesn't leave a gap with BD145 and its smooth sides mean it has very little recoil.

(Jun. 15, 2012  5:58 AM)GM Phantom Wrote: Hasbro released a black Bakushin Susanow 90WF. There isn't only the video game version.
Just thought I'd put that out there...

(Jun. 16, 2012  9:54 PM)Ultra Wrote: I really don't think this should be made till we have a decent amount of testing on it. And by decent I mean the mounds of testing we normally get before an article is made. Yes it's outclassed but we have no got much idea how it does against any newer combos apart from in one combo. Also I think we should test out this 230 thing since it didn't come out from the testing that was so where did it come from?