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WBBA Japan tournaments information - GemiosBlader10 - Jun. 19, 2017
Did I post this thread at the correct forum or what?
Does anyone have information, guidelines, rules and regulations, so and so forth about the WBBA tournaments in Japan? What does G1-G4 even stand for? I got so many questions to ask, maybe this thread will help me out to solve it?
RE: WBBA Japan tournaments information - Mage - Jun. 19, 2017
(Jun. 19, 2017 3:51 PM)GemiosBlader10 Wrote: Did I post this thread at the correct forum or what?
Does anyone have information, guidelines, rules and regulations, so and so forth about the WBBA tournaments in Japan? What does G1-G4 even stand for? I got so many questions to ask, maybe this thread will help me out to solve it?
https://beyblade.takaratomy.co.jp
If you put the webite through Google translate on chrome u can get a basic understanding of everything, you just have to explore a bit.
G is short for Grade and there are 4 types of it; G1, G2, G3, G4
Grade 4 tournaments are the lowest grade and are the ones held at Stores every so often.
Grade 3 tournaments are bigger than grade 4 ones and are held less often
Grade 2 tournaments are the big tournaments when there's an event happening
Grade 1 tournaments are held at conventons like the World Hobby Fair and there is usually a very big turnout with special prizes
RE: WBBA Japan tournaments information - GemiosBlader10 - Jun. 20, 2017
(Jun. 19, 2017 4:08 PM)Mage Wrote:(Jun. 19, 2017 3:51 PM)GemiosBlader10 Wrote: Did I post this thread at the correct forum or what?
Does anyone have information, guidelines, rules and regulations, so and so forth about the WBBA tournaments in Japan? What does G1-G4 even stand for? I got so many questions to ask, maybe this thread will help me out to solve it?
https://beyblade.takaratomy.co.jp
If you put the webite through Google translate on chrome u can get a basic understanding of everything, you just have to explore a bit.
G is short for Grade and there are 4 types of it; G1, G2, G3, G4
Grade 4 tournaments are the lowest grade and are the ones held at Stores every so often.
Grade 3 tournaments are bigger than grade 4 ones and are held less often
Grade 2 tournaments are the big tournaments when there's an event happening
Grade 1 tournaments are held at conventons like the World Hobby Fair and there is usually a very big turnout with special prizes
Will check it out. Sometimes the translate feature on my Google Chrome isn't functioning well and it ends up not translating the page after a few refreshed. Thank you!
RE: WBBA Japan tournaments information - Kei - Jun. 25, 2017
If you're interested to learn what it's like at G4 events in Japan, reading the two parts of my report from 2015/2016 might be of interest to you as well: https://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-Part-2-Apr-2016-Up-My-Experience-with-the-Japanese-Beyblade-Community-Part-1-2
RE: WBBA Japan tournaments information - mechahate - Jun. 26, 2017
(Jun. 25, 2017 11:57 PM)Kei Wrote: If you're interested to learn what it's like at G4 events in Japan, reading the two parts of my report from 2015/2016 might be of interest to you as well: https://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-Part-2-Apr-2016-Up-My-Experience-with-the-Japanese-Beyblade-Community-Part-1-2
Just read it, was a super good read!