(Apr. 01, 2011  3:45 PM)Nano Wrote: Well my friend doesn't like getting hit from across the room while talking to his girlfriend XD

(Apr. 01, 2011  4:27 PM)Bey Brad Wrote: Just found out Beyblade Colosseum doesn't do videos anymore, worst news of my life

(Apr. 01, 2011  5:32 AM)BeyFan Wrote: Blade sounds to ambiguous. Could be talking about knives...

(Apr. 01, 2011  6:33 PM)greimatter Wrote: I tend to get better spin times with my aquario as well.
Yes, since Bull has supposedly better weight distribution. But what about the way that is cuts through the air? Aerodynamics play a slight role in it too. I don't know about kerbecs, I don't have it (yet).

(Apr. 01, 2011  6:48 PM)MeteorKing Wrote:

(Apr. 01, 2011  5:32 AM)BeyFan Wrote: Blade sounds to ambiguous. Could be talking about knives...

Even better?

Anyway, I'm carrying on a thought from Ask A Question, Get an answer.

I tend to get better spin times with my hasbro aquario than my hasbro bull (I've lost the results, but they were timed tests, 3-5 trials, etc), I recall about 3-10 seconds difference depending on the combo. I recall someone else mentioning this, too. I'm thinking it may be because aquarios weight is more evenly distributed than that of bull, but yeah.

Greimatter agreed:

(Apr. 01, 2011  6:33 PM)greimatter Wrote: I tend to get better spin times with my aquario as well.
Yes, since Bull has supposedly better weight distribution. But what about the way that is cuts through the air? Aerodynamics play a slight role in it too. I don't know about kerbecs, I don't have it (yet).

I personally haven't tested out kerbecs, but for now I'm interested in aquario vs bull.
Do we have some proper results from stamina testing to back up (hasbro) aquario vs (hasbro or TT) bull in spin time? (Considering the reason we use bull is that every second counts, I think it matters).

(Mar. 31, 2011  11:35 PM)MeteorKing Wrote: WOAH, TT perseus defense (from the reshuffle set) and sonokongs normal perseus are slightly different, normal perseus' "face" protrusions stick out slightly further. I'll do a side by side tomorrow (actually later today, it's 630am, and I'm just going to bed, but yeah), the faces of normal are flatter than defence, too.

Edit: the pokey-uppy parts of perseus are more pronounced in the reshuffle one, thicker. Might be heavier. Still, it's rather irrelevant as perseus atk outperforms def/normal anyway, but yeah.

(Apr. 01, 2011  9:27 PM)Kaji Motomiya Wrote: I've been practicing taking pictures of my Bey, Storm Aquario 100HF/S during its spin for a coming tournament in New York City (Kinonomi's tournament). I need to time it right so that when it's spinning and circling one spot, I can get it in the center.

If I can anticipate timing its circular movements, I can learn to anticipate and time shots for smash and physical contact attacks in actual battles. The risky part is doing it ON the stadium than over it, though I'd be bound to get awesome shots with those!

(Apr. 01, 2011  11:26 PM)BI-WINNING! Wrote: Spoiler or not that is borderline TABLE BREAKER.

(Mar. 31, 2011  4:53 AM)Kaji Motomiya Wrote: ...That was...hunh...

Actually, I always felt that Beys like Sol Blaze, Vulcan Horuseus, and Mercury Anubis stood out way too much to me in this series. The Beys in MFB are supposed to represent each of the 88 Constellations. Even Perseus (Gravity Perseus) of Greek myth is a constellation.

The one that confuses me the most, though, is Kerbecs, which is supposed to represent "Cerberus" if I remember correctly. Cerberus in Greek legend is the three-headed guard dog of Hades in the world of the dead. But if you want it to relate to the Constellations, there are, in fact, three dogs in the 88 Constellations: Canes Venacti the Hunting Dogs, Canis Major the Greater Dog, and Canis Minor the Lesser Dog. That's just me being technical, though.