(Nov. 05, 2017  3:14 AM)Dragunix Wrote: Nice alternative concept of the Mjolnir Driver. It's a lot different than the one on Blitz Vulcan.

(Nov. 04, 2017  10:17 PM)Dragunix Wrote: Name: Fyleon Azuki

A distant relative of Rykos, Fyleon is a blader who entered the game to prove to his abusive step-father he wasn't worthless. His hair is a deep red, and he has rose-red eyes. His face has a long scratch running down the side of his face, from his hairline to the edge of his cheek that his step-father gave him. Despite this, Fyleon is very cheerful, more so when he is blading, in contrast to his more serious cousin Rykos. He was also a former member of team Kryo-Gale before joining and later leaving BC Sol to ally with his cousin in Heavenly Trigram. His bey is Requiem Kronos 12F (Flow) En (Endeavor).

Layer: Requiem Kronos

This layer is an obsidian black inner ring surrounded by a brilliant translucent silver that slightly goes underneath a rubber ring. The God Chip is a dark red with a silver inverted "K" adorning the face of the chip. The layer has teeth around the height of Blaze Ragnaruk, and possesses three teeth. The layer's gimmick is that the rubber is set on a spinning POM ring that can be locked and unlocked manually, and is also dual spin.

Unlocked: the rubber absorbs hits and spins freely to prevent stamina loss.

Locked: the rubber is locked for spin equalization, and can still take hits, as well as having greater burst potential due to the rubber catching the opponent's layer and bursting the bey.

The rubber can catch onto the stadium, but most of the time, it cannot due to the shield of plastic underneath which is too short to interfere with the gimmick. The plastic used on the ring is POM, increasing LAD properties.

Note: the rubber feels around the same as that of Meteo L-Drago and Fusion Hades combined, but slightly harder.

Disk: 12

The disk was first introduced on Rebirth Tiamat 12H. If. It is heavier than 7, but only by 2 grams. It has slightly more OWD as well, but is not extremely prone to bursting.

Frame: Flow

First found on Maximum Garuda. I need more info on it.

Driver: Endeavor

This driver is interesting to say the least; it is a larger Fusion shaped tip, but with a metal WD in the middle and a POM segment on the outside. Both parts are attached to hybrid ceramic bearings, allowing for LAD, precession, and stamina when combined with the low friction materials. The whole driver is relatively heavy, and is great at burst resistance due to its weight, but is slightly less resilient towards KOs. However, the free-spinning POM ring and its weight often outweigh these flaws.

Techniques:
- Mugen no Shisha: Roughly translating to Infinite Reaper, this technique is used against beys spinning in the opposite direction, equalizing spin before bursting the opponent with the rubber catching the opponent's layer when locked in place. Is also used to accelerate as a last resort against the stadium wall when hit hard enough by the opponent.
- Boundless Requiem: Kronos spins faster and faster, before leaning onto the side of its driver to utilize the high precession of the driver and the low friction POM of the ridge to deflect attacks and outspin an opponent. This technique has the potential to negate Nova Storm, and has even KOed Tiamat on one occasion.

History: TBD

Trivia:
- This bey is the third of my concepts to include a driver utilizing a bearing, but is the first with two drivers in the bearing.
- Fyleon's step-father is [TBA], and is the original owner of [TBA].
-Both Rykos and Fyleon share the family line, but they have two different types of beys.

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New concept. Critique if you'd like, but I decided to make a weird concept that seems impractical for once since the anime always does so. Also, it no longer has a bearing in the layer, because that kind of weight would prove a bit too much.

(Nov. 05, 2017  4:22 AM)Dragunix Wrote: Interesting. How aggressive is the layer to be able to take a defensive stance? Not too mucb recoil, I assume? And the three stage reverse F is pretty cool as well

(Nov. 06, 2017  11:20 PM)Dragunix Wrote: Dang that's op. Is that the same Nemesis from MFB? Also, aggressive moves like Nova Storm wouldn't work because the bearings would nullify acceleration. Sorry for being so blunt, but there's a reason for me keeping nD at least low stamina, if nothing else.

(Nov. 07, 2017  12:04 AM)DaJetsnake Wrote: ????

Vine Ladon 5Flow Force (vL.5F.Fr)

Vine Ladon
vL is a left spinning layer based off the mystical serpent guarding the Garden of the Hesperides. Its main feature is the 3 dragon heads that are angled slightly downwards. These heads all house the layer's main gimmick, layers of rough vine-like blades running clockwise. Similarly to Twin Nemesis, there are tabs that lock in the heads, when you unlock the tab, the layer's head can slide to another position. In this position, the vines are exposed, the vines are also embedded with rubberized plastic (yes, cliche) When vL's heads are covering most of the vines this is called Rupture Mode, when the vines from inside the head are exposed, that is Capture Mode. While a large amount of attack may imply a strong layer, Vine Ladon is hindered by its weight because the heads are somewhat hollowed out to house the vines. It has medium-high teeth.
5
First found in Blast Jinnius, similar performance to 4, no real advantage or disadvantage with it.
Flow
First found with Maximum Garuda, a counter-clockwise frame that has many blades
Force
Force has a large ball which has similar rubberized plastic to βite, the main ball has 3 'brakes' to help prevent KOs further. That, however, isn't the main gimmick, below the teeth system there are two jaggy tabs. These tabs slide and lock into different positions, these positions are labeled '1' and '2'. 1 mode holds the driver to be stationary, the second mode does the opposite. 2 mode makes the part below entirely free spinning, not just the ball. This increases stamina and LAD greatly, due to the free-spinning part, more of the friction goes towards the driver, which helps with burst prevention (?)

I need help with the logic of the driver

(Nov. 07, 2017  12:34 AM)Dragunix Wrote:

(Nov. 06, 2017  11:53 PM)dt1000 Wrote: There aren't any bearings, it is the same nemesis, and it's defensive ability is low, so it can be outspun if hit hard by moves like Nova Storm, and also, you can outspin it with basically any stamina type with an ounce of speed. Sorry for being so blunt.

I was referring to the bearings in the driver. Sorry.

(Nov. 07, 2017  12:58 AM)Dragunix Wrote:

(Nov. 07, 2017  12:57 AM)dt1000 Wrote: Tips can spin freely without bearings.

I wasn't saying they couldn't. I was saying that the bearings in your bey's driver was what I referred to.

(Nov. 07, 2017  1:10 AM)Dragunix Wrote:

(Nov. 06, 2017  11:16 PM)dt1000 Wrote: Driver - Overdrive
Overdrive has a free spinning ball tip with a wide free spinning disk around it, and two bearings, one for each. The ball is somewhat fast, and the disk gives it even more speed and the ability to change direction instantly just by tilting. 

What do you mean it doesn't, it says it right there.