Takao Wrote:Guess I wrote BB for BitBeast, instead of BC or BP for BitChip, and BitPiece. Thanks!

G Wrote:

Sasch Wrote:Hey, this is my first post here. I'm from Germany, so please excuse me if I might write wrong english or stuff.

I might wanna buy some blades from cartoonpassion.com, but they still don't answer on my request if they ship to germany and what it'll cost. Does anyone here happen to know if the shop is really online and still running?

And one question about the random boosters: When I buy a few, like number 7 where there can be Gaia Dragoon and Gabriel in it. What kinds of blades can be in 'em except for the special ones? Is there any list of blades one could get? But they all will have different colors than the ones from normal boxes, right?

I ordered from them... I got the Beyblades just fine, but the necklaces I ordered off from them for my friends was the only problem I had with them. They sent me one necklace when I ordered 2 and it was the wrong one. I had to send it back and they sent me the right one, but still no second one. They said they'd get a shipment in the next week, but they never did. I finally got my money back for it after... at least a month.

RB7 contains the following Beyblades:
Galzzly
Galeon
Galman
Master Dragoon
Master Dranzer
Maser Draciel
Master Driger
Driger S
Seaborg
Gabriel
Gaia Dragoon
Keep in mind these are random boosters so you're not guaranteed a whole blade unless it's the prize ones.

Welcome to Beywiki too btw!

drager metal slicer Wrote:what seaborg do you need?

Ronin Fox Wrote:I'll explain HMS assembly from the top, for anyone who's not familiar with what we're talking about:

Assembly

First, to make the parts fit more snugly together, put on a few coats of nail polish or paint and let it dry well before assembling. Always allow one coat to dry completely before adding the next, or the paint/nail polish will get all globby and uneven, throwing your blade off balance. (this is an advantage only if you purposely want an unbalanced blade, i.e. a wobbler)

Look under the WD or CWD for a little number or letter. Then look on the RC for a part that has an uneven bit of plastic (usually looks like a little blob), or uneven coloring. When putting the WD/CWD on the RC, make sure this number/letter is on the opposite side from the uneven plastic/coloring. This makes the blade more balanced, giving it more endurance.

Also, if using Wolborg MS AR or any AR with three "heads" (or "claws" or whatever... like the Advance Striker AR), make sure that the "heads" DO NOT line up exactly with the "arms" of the WD. It's better balanced that way. Again, if you're making a wobbler, you may want to make it as unbalanced as possible.

Finally, once your blade is fully assembled, top it off with a new-mold BP if your blade is an attacker or defender. If your blade is an endurance type, however (like uncustomized Wolborg MS), use the old-mold BP. I'll explain below:

BP Configuration for Endurance Blades

For an endurance blade, the best way to get maximum staying power is to have a BP that "aligns" with the RC in a certain way. Also, when facing other endurancers (like in a Wolborg MS vs Wolborg MS match), you may sometimes have to convert your blade into a wobbler. This can only be done with an old-mold BC.

To align your BP and RC:

-With one hand, hold the AR only, without touching any of the other parts.
-With the other hand, take hold of the BP. You should be able to wiggle the BP around.
-Try different "settings" of the BP to determine which one keeps your blade the most balanced, and which one turns it into a wobbler.

Beholder's DEMS AR + Wolborg MS RC combo can function both as a pure endurancer, and as a destructive wobbler, depending on its RC setting. Try it out. It's usually wise to use a wobbler when battling someone who has more "shooting power" (i.e. can pull the winder faster) than you.