Berserker Serboro CH145TF


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Serboro (Chrome Wheel)


This Chrome wheel is, size-wise, the same maximum radius as Orojya. The dog head at the top is holding the crystal, and the circle at the bottom is representative of where the peg is. The dog heads are separated by chains which make up the majority of the wheel. While far from being circular, I followed the lead of all the existing Chrome wheels by not including any extremely pronounced contact points.

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Berserker

Again, because this crystal wheel already exists and has pronounced chains I decided to not reinvent the wheel and re-used this part. I forwent drawing it since it actually exists.

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Serboro (Stone Face)

I was inspired by the relatively minimalistic design of Genbull's stone face design and went with this, with the eyes of the three heads of Cerberus peering out from behind the holes in a triangle shape of chains. I didn't want to do a true three-headed design since Orojya already did that and I wanted to be more original.

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CN145 (Chain 145)

This design takes some explaining. Radius-wise this is almost exactly as large as TR145 and has a three-wing design roughly based on TR145. These wings support the eponymous chains which I originally thought would be made of metal, but I changed to being plastic since (A) if they were metal, the track could potentially be too heavy for balance purposes, and more importantly (B) metal chains would potentially seriously damage the stadium if they came in contact with the floor, something that happens quite often in Zero-G. With them being plastic, this part is not obviously good or obviously bad, but rather something that could find a home with some creative custom designing.

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TF (Triple Flat)

To finish off the Cerberus-themed Beyblade I went with the "three" theme in the tip. This is a plastic tip that is roughly as tall as RF with three cylinders comprising the bottom of the tip. It's supposed to be like if you took three very thin F tips and put them together, creating a tip a little wider than WF but not as wide as XF (but much taller than both). Again, this is not an obviously good or obviously bad part; it's mostly designed to fit with the theme while still being potentially useful in the right combo.