Quote:Note: Hasbro released this Beyblade with a different Track and Bottom, using 105F instead of 90WF

Face: Susanow

The face on this Beyblade depicts Susanoo, the Shinto God of the Sea and Storms.

Clear Wheel: Susanow

Susanow is an ocean blue translucent Clear Wheel. The design is made to resemble two waves. When placed on the Metal Wheel, this resembles a Tsunami. Between the waves are red letters that read "Susanow" in a graffiti style on both sides.

Metal Wheel: Bakushin

Bakushin is a white Metal Wheel made in a circular shape with very small V-shaped gaps which are roughly one millimeter deep. Bakushin shows to perform rather decently, but very little to no testing has been done on Bakushin, so nobody really knows what it can do.



Track: 90
90 was the lowest Track until the release of 85 with Mercury Anubis. Its low height is good for both low Attack customizations and low Stamina customizations, but is outclassed in both regards by the aforementioned 85.

Bottom: WF (Wide Flat)
WF, like the name suggests, is a wider version of F. Its significantly larger surface area allows it to travel much faster than F. However, due to the fact that it is plastic, it is slower than RF, as it does not produce as much friction with the stadium floor and is not able to neutralize the recoil of certain Wheels as efficiently as RF. It has also much more trouble maintaining the "flower pattern" from a Sliding Shoot due to this. The upside to its lower friction is that it has much better Stamina than RF, allowing it to be used in destabilizing attackers.



-Other Versions-
-Metal Face Bakushin Susanow 105F (Hasbro) released with a dark blue Metal Face.
-Bakushin Susanow 90WF Luna Eclipse Version. (Takara-Tomy) Released with a dark red Face, Track, and Bottom. Also has a black Metal Wheel and Clear Wheel while the text reads "Susanow" in white.

Overall
Bakushin may have some untapped potential but it hasn't showed any competitive use so far. 90, once considered top-tier has long since been outclassed by other tracks.. WF as an Attack type Bottom is outclassed as well, but it still works pretty good in Destabilizing Customs. Currently, there is little to no reason to purchase this Beyblade other than for collectors purposes.

(Jun. 29, 2011  2:37 AM)Mr. N Wrote: Fingernail sizes/shapes do vary.

decent is spelled wrong in the overall section

IMO, the Hasbro stadium part shouldn't be included until we have testing or shouldn't be included at all.

Pretty good draft.

The Bump to begin the many Bumps.

(Jun. 29, 2011  2:36 AM)BeyBladestation Wrote: Very nice!

Also, another great ATK Custom Combination would be MF Bakushin Bull H145R2F. Very nice.

(Jun. 29, 2011  2:43 AM)Anubis132 Wrote: The combo was MF L-Drago90WF not 100.

(Jun. 29, 2011  2:43 AM)Anubis132 Wrote: The combo was MF L-Drago90WF not 100.

Kei Wrote:I was the person who posted the thread about the custom a long time ago, and while it originally was used with 90, I eventually changed it to 100 (and I explain why in the description!). I wrote that section from the Quetzalcoatl article, so no, it is not a mistake. There is no "correct" custom–you can use 90 if you want–but 100 is the height that I use and feel is the best.

That said, MF L Drago 100WF has been outclassed for a little while now, to be honest ...

(Jun. 29, 2011  2:56 AM)Kei Wrote:

(Jun. 29, 2011  2:43 AM)Anubis132 Wrote: The combo was MF L-Drago90WF not 100.

Don't have time to go over this draft right now, but Bey-Heart just PMed me about this comment and I replied:

Kei Wrote:I was the person who posted the thread about the custom a long time ago, and while it originally was used with 90, I eventually changed it to 100 (and I explain why in the description!). I wrote that section from the Quetzalcoatl article, so no, it is not a mistake. There is no "correct" custom–you can use 90 if you want–but 100 is the height that I use and feel is the best.

That said, MF L Drago 100WF has been outclassed for a little while now, to be honest ...

(Jun. 29, 2011  3:13 AM)BillyBlast Wrote: Hasbro Also Changed the name to Susanow

(Jun. 29, 2011  4:01 AM)Kai-V Wrote:

(Jun. 29, 2011  3:13 AM)BillyBlast Wrote: Hasbro Also Changed the name to Susanow

Actually it was always "Susanow" ...

(Jun. 29, 2011  3:55 PM)Kai-V Wrote: Actually, apparently the Clear Wheel says "Susanow" too.

Quote:Between the waves are red letters that say "Susanow" in a graffiti style on both sides.

(Jun. 29, 2011  4:35 PM)@ngle Wrote: I think "read" is better.

(Jul. 06, 2011  6:48 AM)Kei Wrote: Read over the Bakushin section. It needs a lot of work ... It's pointless to say "it may have hidden potential in Hasbro stadiums" because Hasbro stadiums are irrelevant competitively. The entire description just seems vague to me, if that's the word. There is nothing definite about it, no answers to the imperative questions: "Why is it good?" or "Why is it bad?".

Also, where are you getting your information? I can't recall seeing many Bakushin tests being posted.

(Jun. 29, 2011  2:26 AM)Bey-Heart Wrote: Testing shows that Bakushin does poorly in Takara-Tomy Stadiums, so it is considered as "Outclassed." But some testing has showed that it has some great stamina and decent Attack, and showed success in taking down 230, which most other Metal Wheel's fail at doing.