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Quote:*'''MFB Launcher Grip:'''
This grip is the MFB equivalent to the Customize Grip from previous generations. While appearing to be similar in shape to the HMS Neo Customize Grip, the ambidextrous function is removed, possibly due to the different configuration required for the Beylauncher.
The MFB Launcher Grip can hold three types of MFB launchers; firstly, it can hold the [[Light Launcher]] and Light Launcher 2 with winder, while it can also hold the BeyLauncher if the uppermost compartment is removed and inserted vertically. Alternatively, it is possible to insert the Beylauncher in the MFB Shooter configuration, resulting in a pull which is 180°, as opposed to the conventional 90°, from the handle.
The bottom part of the Launcher Grip can be removed and used as a Tool.

The MFB Launcher Grip can further be customised with the addition of accessories such as the Beypointer, Angle Compass, and Grip Rubbers.

Quote:*'''Carabiner Grip:'''
The Carabiner Grip is not a "grip" in the traditional sense. It is nowhere as large as normal grips, and does not technically have a "handle" like grips usually do. It is essentially a loop that attaches to a shooter, with three strings included that can be used to hold three Beyblades. It could add some stability that would otherwise not be possible without the Carabiner Grip, but the Beypointer can do this just as well already.

Quote:*'''Digital Power Launcher Pegasis/L-Drago Ver.:'''
[[ImageigitalLauncherPegasisVersion.jpg|thumb|Digital Power Launcher Pegasis Ver.]]
The Digital Power Launchers feature a built-in shooter, and hence do not require any attachments to operate. It is electronic, and therefore requires 2 x AAA batteries to power the display. They come in two versions: Digital Power Launcher Pegasis Version, and Digital Power Launcher L Drago Version. There is no difference between the two except for the colour and stickers.

Currently the largest Launcher for MFB available, the Digital Power Launchers feature a built-in Beypointer, which is compatible with other stand-alone Beypointers. The Launcher also functions as an RPM counter: by changing the mode and then pulling the Ripcord, the strength of the launch can be measured. However, the internal apparatus which measures the RPM generated by the launch actually increases the friction inside the Launcher, and hence, decreases the overall power of the launch.

An additional feature of the Digital Power Launchers is the ability to launch both Right and Left Spin Metal Fight Beyblades. By changing the prongs attached to the Launcher and inserting the Ripcord into the alternative designated opening, one is able to launch in both Spin Directions. However, it is not possible to launch Right Spin Beyblades in Left Spin direction, and vice-versa.

Note: The Ripcord included with the Digital Power Launchers is not compatible with any other MFB Launchers.

Quote:3 Segment Launcher Grip
The 3 Segment Launcher Grip is the Metal Fight Beyblade Explosion version of the original MFB Launcher Grip. At the time of this release, BeyPointers were not used anymore and served no purpose on a Launcher Grip. The BeyPoint Cards replaced the BeyPointer, and the 3 Segment Launcher Grip was designed to accommodate these cards. The BeyPoint Cards are inserted in a card slot that is located on the top of the head of the grip. This slot can be moved into multiple positions by rotating or sliding the card holder. The removal of the BeyPointer attachment allowed the grip to accommodate left-handed Bladers by adding a third place for the handle to attach to the head. The third attachment also allows two accessories to be attached at one time, providing more customizability. The handle did not go through major changes, except for the fact that the Tool at the Bottom was smaller and "3 Segment" was written on the new textured design. It is important to note that Hasbro's Light Launchers do not fit in the 3 Segment Grip, and that the handles and heads of the 3 Segment Grip and the original Grip are not interchangeable.

Quote:Grip Rubber Black/White/Red
Grip Rubber is a cylindrical piece of PVC rubber that slides over the handle of the Launcher Grip. The purpose of the Grip Rubber is to allow for a firmer hold on the Launcher Grip, due to the increased friction of the rubber. Additionally, it makes the handle slightly thicker, which may make it more comfortable to hold for some Bladers.

Takara Tomy Grip Rubber is divided into three segments, while Hasbro released the Grip Rubber as one single piece.

Quote:Metal Assist
The Metal Assist is a U-shaped piece of plastic-covered metal that attaches to the launcher grip at the approximate location of a blader's index finger. The purpose of the Metal Assist is two-fold: Firstly, it may act as a "trigger guard" by allowing the blader's index finger to slide under the Metal Assist. Secondly, there are two grooves on the top surface of the Metal Assist on which a blader may place their index and middle fingers if a wider grip is desired.

The Metal Assist is attached by inserting the ends of the "U" into the corresponding notches on the side of the launcher grip, then sliding the Metal Assist's bolt through the bolt holes on the grip, and rotating the locking knob on the bolt clockwise until it locks in place.

It is important to note that the Metal Assist interferes with the removal of the "head" of the launcher grip, and must be removed in order to do so. Additionally, accessories that may be attached to the launcher grip head in the same plane as the Metal Assist also cannot be attached or removed while the Metal Assist is in place.

Quote:Grip Support
The Grip Support is a cylindrical piece of plastic that extends the length of the handle on the Launcher Grip. It is attached by removing the built-in Tool on the Launcher Grip and attaching the Grip Support in its place. The Tool is then attached to the bottom of the Grip Support.

The Grip Support adds approximately 50mm to the length of the handle, and has the same diameter as the handle with Grip Rubber. The extra length added by the Grip Support may make the Launcher Grip more comfortable to hold for some Bladers.

Quote:===Beypointer===
The Beypointer can be attached to the shooter, and it is used to keep track of your points. Every Blader begins with 1000 points. After each battle, the two players connect their Beypointers and each will lose/gain 10 points depending on if they won or lost. The Beypointer can also be connected to machines like the Bey Ta 1 and a Nintendo DS console through a Beypoint Reader, and it will keep track of all the points that are gained throughout those games. It is unclear how TAKARA-TOMY will prevent cheating using these because you could easily purchase two of them and connect them to get an infinite amount of points, and special Passwords were revealed at official events that can give a player from 100 to 500 points each. The Beypointer will not have much use outside of Japan however because the [[Metal Fight Beyblade#WBBA | WBBA]] (World BeyBlade Association) is only active in Japan at the moment.

Quote:Angle Compass
The Angle Compass is an accessory intended to help Bladers straighten their launch. It is essentially a freely rotating ball inside a clear dome that attaches to the head of the Launcher Grip. On the rotating ball is a red dot that will always point upward regardless of how the Angle Compass is angled, due to the weight inside the ball on the opposite side. The idea is to use the red dot and the crosshair on the clear dome to determine the angle of the launch. When, from directly above, the red dot is centered with the crosshair, it means the Launcher Grip is directly parallel to the ground.

While helpful in theory, the Angle Compass can be fairly inconsistent. Because the ball rotates on the horizontal and vertical axes by two seperate rods, there are times when friction will prevent it from rotating as it should, and it then must be jostled to correct it.

LED Sight Wrote:The LED Sight attaches to the Launcher Grip and features a battery-powered scope that emits a red LED light onto the stadium. The light is supposed to project where your Beyblade will land when shot. The angle of the LED Sight can be modifiable, which is useful depending on your strategy and where it is attached to the Launcher Grip.

In theory, the idea of having the ability to predict where your Beyblade will land is great, but in reality the LED Sight is relatively useless because it isn't terribly accurate. There are numerous factors that can affect the shooting of your Beyblade, such as: launching angle, launching movement, and the position of your opponent prior to the beginning of the battle; all of which throw the accuracy of the LED Sight off. And even if you were to keep your hands still when using the LED Sight, it then gives the opponent an idea of where you are aiming in the stadium, which puts you at a disadvantage.

The LED Sight comes packaged with an exclusive Bottom: PD (Polish Defense). See the Metal Fight Beyblade - Bottom List article for more information.