(Nov. 14, 2018  4:47 AM)yukenta Wrote: In a way, yes, though Shu's Storm Spriggan breaking was less of a selfish/egotistical act on his part and more of Shu's tendency to feel the need to push himself, as if you'll remember in early season 1 when his arm was injured, he continued to unreasonably Beyblade despite the major risks involved instead of simply waiting for it to heal and for another tournament to battle Valt. He goes through that same struggle once Spriggan gets the crack and makes the same mistake, except only now he isn't as lucky with the results.

In this scenario the result was much more from Aiga's misunderstanding and warped perspective, not an evil one, but one that is certainly misguided, and it finally blew up in his face. I'm really looking forward to the future because I think this is going to be a major turning point for his character's growth and in a really interesting and good way. I really like the direction they're going with this and am eager to see how things play out in the anime. I feel bad for Aiga, he's been through a lot for someone that was really just super competitive, but I'm hopeful this will be for the better of him. It was really moving to see him cry at this and especially when you consider how happy and determined he was when he first made Achilles (the lyrics of Chouzetsu Muteki Blader even reference this) "Piece by piece, I made a Super Z Bey! Swearing to "become strong", I jumped out to the world!". It's a really sincere feeling that genuinely makes me tear up lol.

This event is really making me love Aiga a lot more than I already did, and I really hope some of the people that didn't like him so much will come to as well from this instead of just pointing and laughing at him.

(Nov. 14, 2018  4:47 AM)yukenta Wrote: In a way, yes, though Shu's Storm Spriggan breaking was less of a selfish/egotistical act on his part and more of Shu's tendency to feel the need to push himself, as if you'll remember in early season 1 when his arm was injured, he continued to unreasonably Beyblade despite the major risks involved instead of simply waiting for it to heal and for another tournament to battle Valt. He goes through that same struggle once Spriggan gets the crack and makes the same mistake, except only now he isn't as lucky with the results.

In this scenario the result was much more from Aiga's misunderstanding and warped perspective, not an evil one, but one that is certainly misguided, and it finally blew up in his face. I'm really looking forward to the future because I think this is going to be a major turning point for his character's growth and in a really interesting and good way. I really like the direction they're going with this and am eager to see how things play out in the anime. I feel bad for Aiga, he's been through a lot for someone that was really just super competitive, but I'm hopeful this will be for the better of him. It was really moving to see him cry at this and especially when you consider how happy and determined he was when he first made Achilles (the lyrics of Chouzetsu Muteki Blader even reference this) "Piece by piece, I made a Super Z Bey! Swearing to "become strong", I jumped out to the world!". It's a really sincere feeling that genuinely makes me tear up lol.

This event is really making me love Aiga a lot more than I already did, and I really hope some of the people that didn't like him so much will come to as well from this instead of just pointing and laughing at him.

(Nov. 14, 2018  1:23 AM)Grey Bey Wrote:

(Nov. 13, 2018  10:19 PM)Zeutron Wrote: Well, now Aiga is free of possession.

the manga doesn't have the possession plot,only the anime.

(Nov. 14, 2018  4:47 AM)yukenta Wrote: In a way, yes, though Shu's Storm Spriggan breaking was less of a selfish/egotistical act on his part and more of Shu's tendency to feel the need to push himself, as if you'll remember in early season 1 when his arm was injured, he continued to unreasonably Beyblade despite the major risks involved instead of simply waiting for it to heal and for another tournament to battle Valt. He goes through that same struggle once Spriggan gets the crack and makes the same mistake, except only now he isn't as lucky with the results.

In this scenario the result was much more from Aiga's misunderstanding and warped perspective, not an evil one, but one that is certainly misguided, and it finally blew up in his face. I'm really looking forward to the future because I think this is going to be a major turning point for his character's growth and in a really interesting and good way. I really like the direction they're going with this and am eager to see how things play out in the anime. I feel bad for Aiga, he's been through a lot for someone that was really just super competitive, but I'm hopeful this will be for the better of him. It was really moving to see him cry at this and especially when you consider how happy and determined he was when he first made Achilles (the lyrics of Chouzetsu Muteki Blader even reference this) "Piece by piece, I made a Super Z Bey! Swearing to "become strong", I jumped out to the world!". It's a really sincere feeling that genuinely makes me tear up lol.

This event is really making me love Aiga a lot more than I already did, and I really hope some of the people that didn't like him so much will come to as well from this instead of just pointing and laughing at him.

(Nov. 14, 2018  4:47 AM)yukenta Wrote: In a way, yes, though Shu's Storm Spriggan breaking was less of a selfish/egotistical act on his part and more of Shu's tendency to feel the need to push himself, as if you'll remember in early season 1 when his arm was injured, he continued to unreasonably Beyblade despite the major risks involved instead of simply waiting for it to heal and for another tournament to battle Valt. He goes through that same struggle once Spriggan gets the crack and makes the same mistake, except only now he isn't as lucky with the results.

In this scenario the result was much more from Aiga's misunderstanding and warped perspective, not an evil one, but one that is certainly misguided, and it finally blew up in his face. I'm really looking forward to the future because I think this is going to be a major turning point for his character's growth and in a really interesting and good way. I really like the direction they're going with this and am eager to see how things play out in the anime. I feel bad for Aiga, he's been through a lot for someone that was really just super competitive, but I'm hopeful this will be for the better of him. It was really moving to see him cry at this and especially when you consider how happy and determined he was when he first made Achilles (the lyrics of Chouzetsu Muteki Blader even reference this) "Piece by piece, I made a Super Z Bey! Swearing to "become strong", I jumped out to the world!". It's a really sincere feeling that genuinely makes me tear up lol.

This event is really making me love Aiga a lot more than I already did, and I really hope some of the people that didn't like him so much will come to as well from this instead of just pointing and laughing at him.

(Oct. 16, 2018  3:35 AM)Adarsh Abhinav Wrote: It says that When There is no mode, the Bey won't deliver Damage. And forget Burst finishes.



What's the point of it being burst now?

(Nov. 15, 2018  7:19 AM)MGoldZeo Wrote: Hey guys, what is a seal? It says on the Amazon listing that it comes with a seal.

(Nov. 15, 2018  7:19 AM)MGoldZeo Wrote: Hey guys, what is a seal? It says on the Amazon listing that it comes with a seal.

(Nov. 15, 2018  7:16 AM)vvakhaze Wrote:

(Oct. 16, 2018  3:35 AM)Adarsh Abhinav Wrote: It says that When There is no mode, the Bey won't deliver Damage. And forget Burst finishes.



What's the point of it being burst now?

Well it's wings only prevent bursts while spinning at a higher rpm, when it slows down the wings aren't carried by the centrifugal force, it loses it's invincibility and is vulnerable.

(Nov. 15, 2018  5:31 PM)Jinbee Wrote:

Okay Cho Z Valkyrie is 20.78g so a little heavier than Winning Valkyrie. Zenith, I did NOT expect to weigh a lot but it weighs 24.7g, sure it's not that heavy compared to heavy disk + heavy frame but... still wow.

(Nov. 16, 2018  3:19 PM)Triumph Wrote:

Valkyrie just aggressively bursts Revive Phoenix! Although, the driver requires some practice to be worn down so that it may perform even more aggressive in battles.

(Nov. 16, 2018  1:59 AM)TrainiacJ Wrote: It's not really that surprising that Zenith is that heavy, but 0 or 10 with a Frame weigh about that much, if not heavier, espescially with some of the bulkier Frames like Lift, Turn, and Wall. Not to mention most of that weight looks centralized, so it probably won't have outstanding stamina.

I'm not sure how much Zenith's rubber will be helpful. I suppose it could add some extra spin stealing potential to spin-equalizing combos, but even with the extra height diversity we see in drivers now, there aren't many matchups where a stamina bey will get hit on it's disc. I suppose we'll just have to wait and see.