• HellsReaper T4-70K
  
• RhinoReaper C4-55D
  
• HellsArc T3-85O(Blue)
  
• LeonCrest 9-80K(White)
  
• PhoenixRudder 4-70LF(Black)
  
• WhaleWave 7-60K(Yellow)
  

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HellsReaper T Complete Blade


Hells Lock Chip


Reaper Main Blade


Turn Assist Blade


Kick Bit


Charge Assist Blade


Beyblade Overview

Takara Tomy Wrote:CX-05 HellsReaper T4-70K

• Custom Line
  
• Balance-type
  
• Right-spin
  
• Mode Change
  
• "MODE CHANGE STYLE: By combining a Blade that can strategically change between two modes with a Bit that functions both offensively and defensively, it is highly versatile and can be used against many differing opponents."
  

Blade: HellsReaper T

• "Customized to maximize destabilization of its opponents. Can switch between barrage attacks and parrying via mode change."
  
• Attack: 40 (Barrage Mode) / 35 (Parry Mode)
  
• Defense: 20 (Barrage Mode) / 20 (Parry Mode)
  
• Stamina: 40 (Barrage Mode) / 45 (Parry Mode)
  

Lock Chip: Hells

• "A lock part for CX Blades modeled after Hells."
  

Main Blade: Reaper

• "Its four sloped smashing blades destabilize opponents with barrage attacks."
  

Assist Blade: T (full name "Turn")

• "Its outer blade can be flipped over to change between barrage and parrying modes."
  

Bit: K (full name "Kick")

• "Sports a tip with angled sides which kick the the stadium floor, enabling both barrage attacks and counters."
  
• Attack: 35
  
• Defense: 25
  
• Stamina: 15
  
• Dash: 25
  
• Burst Resistance: 80
  

RhinoReaper C4-55D

• Custom Line
  
• Defense-type
  
• Right-spin
  

Assist Blade: C (full name "Charge")

• "Its three compact blades create a highly stable inner center of gravity."
  

(Mar. 13, 2025  6:33 PM)the_nemesis Wrote: yeah I thought it would be something better not a repeat

(Mar. 13, 2025  6:33 PM)the_nemesis Wrote: yeah I thought it would be something better not a repeat

Takara Tomy Wrote:CX-05 HellsReaper T4-70K

• Custom Line
  
• Balance-type
  
• Right-spin
  
• Mode Change
  
• "MODE CHANGE STYLE: By combining a Blade that can strategically change between two modes with a Bit that functions both offensively and defensively, it is highly versatile and can be used against many differing opponents."
  

Blade: HellsReaper T

• "Customized to maximize destabilization of its opponents. Can switch between barrage attacks and parrying via mode change."
  
• Attack: 40 (Barrage Mode) / 35 (Parry Mode)
  
• Defense: 20 (Barrage Mode) / 20 (Parry Mode)
  
• Stamina: 40 (Barrage Mode) / 45 (Parry Mode)
  

Lock Chip: Hells

• "A lock part for CX Blades modeled after Hells."
  

Main Blade: Reaper

• "Its four sloped smashing blades destabilize opponents with barrage attacks."
  

Assist Blade: T (full name "Turn")

• "Its outer blade can be flipped over to change between barrage and parrying modes."
  

Bit: K (full name "Kick")

• "Sports a tip with angled sides which kick the the stadium floor, enabling both barrage attacks and counters."
  
• Attack: 35
  
• Defense: 25
  
• Stamina: 15
  
• Dash: 25
  
• Burst Resistance: 80
  

RhinoReaper C4-55D

• Custom Line
  
• Defense-type
  
• Right-spin
  

Assist Blade: C (full name "Charge")

• "Its three compact blades create a highly stable inner center of gravity."
  

(Mar. 19, 2025  6:47 AM)Jinbee Wrote: HellsReaper is definitely my favourite looking CX bey shown thus far (maybe I'm just biased since it's a Hells bey), it's got a sorta HellsChain colour scheme which is neat, and the parts it does provide has some promise. The Reaper blade could be decent for stamina, though it's also a bit square like so I'd be cautious about this one. The Turn assist blade will probably have the most potential of the assist blades, if the assist blades prove itself viable. It's fairly round and very thick, and the fact it could flip to change modes is interesting. The K Bit is a weird mix of Taper and Hexa, which makes sense and I hope it'll be good, it's kinda neat. 4-70 is... kinda whatever, it does work okay for Hells I guess, but I wish it was a new ratchet but whatever, the rest is unique so it's okay I guess. Overall I'm really excited for this bey and I will be getting this one.

The pulls are overall decent enough, especially with the inclusion of WhaleWave. It's also interesting that we're already having another CX blade as a pull but very nice. The parts are alright, nothing too special for the most part but they're serviceable.

With that being said though, RhinoReaper kinda disappoints me, and yes it's because they're reusing the Reaper blade. It looks nice, but the shape feels too same-y. If I didn't know better I would've assumed Rhino was just a recolour for HellsReaper. I've seen people compare this to MFB's HWS system... but there's really no comparison. I get why, but even when HWS reused metal wheels, they had a unique part that differentiated each motif, their Clear Wheels. Say what you will about them, but at least the Clear Wheels made a clear distinction for each. All CX has is the chip stickers, which just doesn't cut it in my opinion. On the plus side, Rhino does have unique parts... well one unique part anyway, the Charge assist blade. 4-55 and Dot work for it, I guess...

While I'm not fond of them reusing blades unmodified for other motifs, I don't mind if they only do this reusing blades like they did with Rhino a few times and not as the main focus of that product. However, if this becomes a more common trend, then yes I will have a problem with it, as I just want each bey to feel more unique, which even HWS is doing better at so far.

(Mar. 19, 2025  9:13 AM)BladerGem Wrote:

(Mar. 19, 2025  6:47 AM)Jinbee Wrote: HellsReaper is definitely my favourite looking CX bey shown thus far (maybe I'm just biased since it's a Hells bey), it's got a sorta HellsChain colour scheme which is neat, and the parts it does provide has some promise. The Reaper blade could be decent for stamina, though it's also a bit square like so I'd be cautious about this one. The Turn assist blade will probably have the most potential of the assist blades, if the assist blades prove itself viable. It's fairly round and very thick, and the fact it could flip to change modes is interesting. The K Bit is a weird mix of Taper and Hexa, which makes sense and I hope it'll be good, it's kinda neat. 4-70 is... kinda whatever, it does work okay for Hells I guess, but I wish it was a new ratchet but whatever, the rest is unique so it's okay I guess. Overall I'm really excited for this bey and I will be getting this one.

The pulls are overall decent enough, especially with the inclusion of WhaleWave. It's also interesting that we're already having another CX blade as a pull but very nice. The parts are alright, nothing too special for the most part but they're serviceable.

With that being said though, RhinoReaper kinda disappoints me, and yes it's because they're reusing the Reaper blade. It looks nice, but the shape feels too same-y. If I didn't know better I would've assumed Rhino was just a recolour for HellsReaper. I've seen people compare this to MFB's HWS system... but there's really no comparison. I get why, but even when HWS reused metal wheels, they had a unique part that differentiated each motif, their Clear Wheels. Say what you will about them, but at least the Clear Wheels made a clear distinction for each. All CX has is the chip stickers, which just doesn't cut it in my opinion. On the plus side, Rhino does have unique parts... well one unique part anyway, the Charge assist blade. 4-55 and Dot work for it, I guess...

While I'm not fond of them reusing blades unmodified for other motifs, I don't mind if they only do this reusing blades like they did with Rhino a few times and not as the main focus of that product. However, if this becomes a more common trend, then yes I will have a problem with it, as I just want each bey to feel more unique, which even HWS is doing better at so far.

The thing with MFB is that (apart from PHWS) the motifs were disconnected from the metal wheels from the very start, with more unique motif-specific MWs only coming later. Most of the early ones (like storm, rock, dark, flame, poison, etc) were elemental themed, and their shapes weren't based on a specific motif. Having that kind of disconnect made it viable for them to reuse MWs for other releases, as the design of the motif was centered around the face bolts and clear wheels.

This is something that Burst (and now X) never had the luxury of, as their motifs were designed for, and were incorporated directly into, the layer/blade.
Hasbro, for what it's worth, managed to make the most of the situation with their retooling of existing blades; because it was quite literally their only option apart from making completely new blade designs..