Quote:'''Zero-G Attack''' is a type of Beyblade Attack strategy that aims to sway the opposing Beyblade out of the Stadium; thus, it is also called "Sway Attack". Zero-G Attack, as expected, is only possible in Zero-G Stadiums. As the Stadium sways with the Beyblade's movement, it causes the opposing Beyblade to move around the stadium wildly and become destablized destabilized and off balance. In turn, this causes it to 'slide' or drop out of the stadium, without requiring both Beyblades to make contact.

When attempting to use Zero-G Attack, Beyblades should focus on maintaining speed, and in most instances, weight. Speed is an important factor, as it allows the stadium to become destablized, thus increasing chances for a SKO. Weight is an important factor as well, since the attacker usually cannot sway the other Beyblade if it is significantly lighter than the opponent. It also helps reduce the chances of the Zero-G Attack Beyblade self KOing.

Spin direction plays a role as well. Generally, though not impossible, a left rotating Beyblade cannot sway out a right rotating Beyblade. Zero-G Attack works best when pitted against a Beyblade of the same spin direction.

CF and GCF are currently the best bottoms to use for Zero-G Attack, due to their ability to scrape the Stadium floor, resulting in an imbalance of the stadium as a whole. They are benefited by the ring that surrounds them, being able to scrape the stadium floor and sway the stadium to extreme angles. In addition, FB, GF, and XF are also decent choices; FB because of it's its ability to retain stamina near the end of battles while still providing good sway, and GF and XF, both because of of their extremely high speeds in battle.
An MF, MF-H, MSF, or MSF-H should be used to add weight, as well as to increase traction with the stadium floor.

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Quote:'''Zero G Attack''' is a type of Beyblade Attack strategy? that aims to sway the opposing Beyblade out of the Stadium; thus, it is also called "Sway Attack". Zero G Attack, as expected, is only possible in Zero G Stadiums. As the Stadium sways with the Beyblade's movement, it causes the opposing Beyblade to move around the stadium wildly and become destablized destabilized and off balance. In turn, this causes it to 'slide' or drop out of the stadium, without requiring both Beyblades to make contact.

When attempting to use Zero G Attack, Beyblades should focus on maintaining speed, and in most instances, weight. Speed is an important factor, as it allows the stadium to become more shaky (Maybe change wording), thus increasing chances for a SKO. Weight is an important factor as well, since the attacker usually cannot sway the other Beyblade if it is significantly lighter than the opponent. WeightIt also helps reduce the chances of the Zero G Attack Beyblade self KOing.

Spin direction plays a role as well. Generally, though not impossible, a left rotating Beyblade cannot sway out a right rotating Beyblade. Zero G Attack works best when pitted against a Beyblade of the same spin direction.

CF and GCF are currently the best bottoms to use for Zero G Attack, due to their ability to scrape the Stadium floor, resulting in an imbalance of the stadium as a whole. They also are benefited by the ring that surrounds them, adding some stability in battles. In addition, FB and XF are also decent choices, FB because of it's its ability to retain stamina near the end of battles while still providing good sway, and XF because of its natural speed.

An MF, MF-H, MSF, or MSF-H should be used to add weight, as well as to increase? traction with the stadium floor.

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