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Which bey should a new blader look for - Chaos blader1 - Feb. 08, 2011
I am wondering which should i look for because need to build up a strong team of beyblades.
RE: Which bey should a new blader look for - C a o S³ - Feb. 08, 2011
Welcome (:
RE: Which bey should a new blader look for - Poseidon - Feb. 08, 2011
welcome to the WBO
read what to buy in MFB
RE: Which bey should a new blader look for - NitroNeo - Feb. 09, 2011
Welcome to WBO
If you can buy locally & Hasbro is your only option , then Storm Pegasis 105 RF , Lightning L-Drago 100 HF , Earth Eagle 145 WD , Burn Fireblaze 135 MS , Dark Bull H145 SD
& if you can buy online then
basalt horologium 145 WD , Vulcan Horuseus 145 D , Hell Kerbecs BD145 DS , Ray Unicorno D125 CS , Flame Byxis 230 WD
also check beyblade customization section for more useful info
RE: Which bey should a new blader look for - Giraton - Feb. 09, 2011
i would actually say gravity persious because of the launcher, the launcher is good for bigginers as you don't need to buy a right spin string launcher and a left spin launcher, you can just buy beys locally with out fear of having to get more over the internet just to get a string launcher for 1 type of spin direction. plus the bey also gives you a chance to get a feel for both spin directions. try getting that one.
RE: Which bey should a new blader look for - CherryICG - Feb. 09, 2011
You already have an intro topic, this is not the place to be asking this question, and Heart already warned you about that. Let me refresh your memory: "which pm should a new blader read"
RE: Which bey should a new blader look for - MFblader9 - Feb. 09, 2011
Im saying Gravity Perseus OR Meteo L-Drago because Meteo L-drago has spin stealing feature and Gravity Perseus has both L and R rotations.