(Oct. 15, 2011  5:24 PM)Dan Wrote: I appreciate the thanks a lot, but for future endeavors it isn't needed: this is community run and many of us should play a part without needed praises, you know, just editing because you want to help! :V

Quote:Face: L-Drago

The Face on this Beyblade depicts a Dragon, Draco, one of the 88 constellations in space. This is the most current L-Drago Face, being the third of its type.

4D Metal Wheel: L-Drago Destroy

-Weight: 44.29 Grams

Unlike any other Metal Wheel, L-Drago Destroy is structured of both a Metal Frame and Core, these two combine to make one Metal Wheel. The Metal Frame is placed on the top and is normal in place of where the L-Drago Clear Wheel would normally be. Then similarly, the Core is placed on the bottom and takes the place of where the Metal Wheel would normally be. L Drago Destroy is shaped similarly to the previous Beyblades in the L Drago series; it is shaped of three Dragon heads. Though, it is is much wider, has large gaps between each head, and is significantly heavier than each of the former L Drago Beyblades.

L-Drago Destroy has two modes, which can be switched between exactly like the former Lightning L-Drago and Meteo L Drago: by disassembling the Face and Metal Wheel and rotating the Metal Frame. There are two modes, "Attack Mode" and "Absorb Mode". Attack Mode is in place when the plastic on the Core is visible amidst each dragon's head on the Metal Frame, and Absorb Mode is intact when the rubber on the Core is visible admist each dragon's head on the Metal Frame.

Like the L-Drago II Clear Wheel, L Drago Destroy is capable of equalizing rotations between itself and the opposing Beyblade; which must be in the opposite spin-direction. But to a lesser extent than that of Meteo LDrago, where the equalizing is much at large. Due to its width, large gaps, equalizing, and structure, L-Drago Destroy is considered as an effective Smash Attacker.

Use in Attack Customization
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With great Smash Attack and width, L-Drago Destroy is producing impressive results in the combination MF L-Drago Destroy BD145RF and MF L-Drago Destroy D125RF. It also works well with great speed and smash, MF L-Drago Destroy CH120XF.

L-Drago Destroy's Metal Frame

-Weight: 38.45 Grams

This Frame is characterized by its mid-weight, but high Smash Attack. The Metal Frame of L-Drago Destroy makes up most of the Metal Wheel's weight. It is a darker shade of gray than other metal parts in Beyblade, and its design is of three long Dragonheads, each of which has an identical flame design on them.

As mentioned before, there are two modes, "Attack Mode" and "Absorb Mode". Of the two available modes, though, it is widely considered and accepted that the ‘Attack Mode’ is superior to the lesser 'Absorb Mode'. Due to a small amount of recoil, it is easy for L-Drago Destroy to keep down with a Metal Flat (MF) and Rubber Flat (RF). If it is customized efficiently, it can be quite aggressive and effective against top-tier Defense customizations.

Core

-Weight: 5.84 Grams

The Core is a part essential for mode change for this Beyblade. Made of polycarbonate material, it is not very light. The Cores protrusions lay beneath the dragon's heads when in "Absorb Mode". It is only compatible with the L-Drago Destroy Metal Frame. Because of the Core, there is an add on to L-Drago Destroy’s Attack and Spin Equalization.

As like the Metal Frame, rotating it 180 Degrees can change modes from "Attack Mode", to "Absorb Mode". Attack Mode was designed for attacking, seeing that the core is it not light. This mode is in use when plastic is protruding. On the other hand. Absorb Mode is for sin equalizing. Absorb Mode is intact when rubber is protruding.

The Cores's protrusions lay beneath the dragon's heads when in Absorb Mode. This layering allows the rubber on the side of the Core to reach out, and therefore start a chain of spin-stealing or equalizing. But because the Metal Frame is on top, there will be much less prominent spin-stealing because the Metal Frame is much more exposed than the Core, unlike the previous Meteo L-Drago's reverse engineering.

Bottom: Final Survive

-Weight: 5.73 Grams

Final Survive, or F, is a completely automatic bottom. Being the second 4D Bottom released, F also has a dynamic change; Attack to Stamina. Determining high-speed velocity to low speed velocity, it can change modes from Hole Flat (HF), to a more Stamina based operation, Sharp (S). When at a low spin rate, F will change from HF to S, to preserve Stamina. The slots on the side of F are able to retract to activate mode change. However, the change between causes a disruption in the Beyblade’s balance. Therefore, the change between HF and S is more negligible than it is useful.

In some cases, many believe to see that F is the complete opposite of Final Drive, or F. It works similar to Big Bang Pegasis’ F bottom, where there are two tabs near the top that extend and retract depending on the spin speed of the Beyblade. In L-Drago Destroy's mechanism, there is a big difference. The Sharp (S) tip is pushed out, rather in F where the Semi-Flat (SF) is pushed in. Because of F's odd engineering, there is a balance loss and could led ultimately to some thinking that F is not anything edgy.

Even though it would seem as if the sharp would help preserve Stamina, there is too much of a balance loss for any benefit.

Other Versions

L-Drago Destroy DF105LRF Gold Armored Ver. – WBBA Exclusive (Gold)

Overall

-Weight: 50 Grams

Being the fourth installment in the L-Drago series, with no doubt L-Drago Destroy F is very useful when Attacking as to its predecessors. The Metal Wheel and Frame’s weight and Smash Attack allow it to move opposing Beyblades around with ease. The Core able to both absorb shock and aid attack. While F is deemed useless, the other parts make up for this Beyblade. Every blader should at least own one of this Beyblade.[/b]

(Oct. 16, 2011  12:36 AM)Dan Wrote: I would not say this is done at all, it seems whenever you edit the edits it needs to be edited again: Taking 1 step forward, 2 steps back.

I'll edit the whole thing.

(Oct. 16, 2011  1:21 AM)BeybladeStation Wrote: And if you really had disdain for that, you would get mad at people who still call you "SSJ" "Shabaababalala" "Shabla".