(Aug. 26, 2011  10:29 PM)InfiniteLibra Wrote: Thermal Pisces is not part of the Sonic Series. I guess EE thinks the Pisces wheel is Green?

http://www.entertainmentearth.com/prodinfo.asp?number=HY24979

Quote:^What are you talking about? They are recolored all the parts are light green. That is how all the Sonc Series beys will be.

(Aug. 26, 2011  6:52 AM)qwertxj3 Wrote:

(Aug. 26, 2011  6:25 AM)LeonTempestXIII Wrote: !

*facepalm*

I didn't click the display as posts button...what is wrong with me today?

Well I know what sonics are now...they are the ultimate reshuffle set beys being rereleased by hasbro...i should have realized that they were one in the same...

No, they are not..
They are green recolours of beys..Gosh.

(Aug. 27, 2011  4:43 AM)Raigeko13 Wrote: Nothing more to say than impressed. Wow, I've missed a lot.
Still Hasderp though. None of that "HasCOOL" , "HasEPIC" , or "HasBRO" stuff.

(Aug. 27, 2011  3:20 PM)ControL_ Wrote: The Ultimate Meteo L-Drago assault starter seems to come with an XF, so I guess since the Target set (rush, meteo absorb & LLD) didn't come with an LRF either, release of the LRF tip is quite unlikely?

(Aug. 27, 2011  1:03 PM)Clonetos Wrote: Good God man still gonna bash them? dude look what they have done so far

*made packaging simplier
*printing facebolts
*releasing exclusive beys to the public
*and the big one improving on everything else

just because of a stadium or no L/LR launcher doesnt mean they are bad

(Aug. 27, 2011  3:20 PM)ControL_ Wrote: The Ultimate Meteo L-Drago assault starter seems to come with an XF, so I guess since the Target set (rush, meteo absorb & LLD) didn't come with an LRF either, release of the LRF tip is quite unlikely?

(Aug. 27, 2011  5:45 PM)geminikid13 Wrote: not sure if you guys know this yet, but the lion's lair stadium seems to be for XTS beys, which may be why there is no TR...
http://www.entertainmentearth.com/prodinfo.asp?number=HY36503

(Aug. 27, 2011  5:45 PM)geminikid13 Wrote: not sure if you guys know this yet, but the lion's lair stadium seems to be for XTS beys, which may be why there is no TR...
http://www.entertainmentearth.com/prodinfo.asp?number=HY36503

(Aug. 27, 2011  3:07 PM)xblitzydaunicon Wrote: Here is the first unboxing of the hasbro grand cetus

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3knKS8N8Ufo

(Aug. 27, 2011  2:58 PM)® Wrote: I agree with Clonetos. It doesnt make sense though. They're releasing rare expensive beyblade for like what 8$? Andyou're still going to call them HasDERP? No respect for beyblade at all (q V_V)q. Lol But I do agree with Clone herr at this point.

And plus the Sonic Series we only seen is Poison Serpent and Counter Leone like wdf? Someone told me that they saw a cyber pegasus SS before. I looked up, no such thing. I guess Counter Leone and Poison Serpent must be thier only 'exclusive' ones hah.. lol.

(Aug. 27, 2011  3:29 PM)Kai-V Wrote:

(Aug. 27, 2011  1:03 PM)Clonetos Wrote: Good God man still gonna bash them? dude look what they have done so far

*made packaging simplier
*printing facebolts
*releasing exclusive beys to the public
*and the big one improving on everything else

just because of a stadium or no L/LR launcher doesnt mean they are bad

- Still absolutely no real tournament support around the world, just like years ago, while this hobby entirely depends on organized play;
- Age limits that are even more restrictive than years ago even though YTV's initial commercials for Beyblade Metal Fusion was completely taking into account old fans, and that more than half of their fanbase consists of fans older than thirteen years old;
- Players can win points on BeybladeBattles.com and seemingly go to the United States Championships;
- Stupid rule of no knock-out in their own, enclosed stadiums;
- Releasing way too many products before the show even starts;
- etc.

You all concentrate on the products themselves, and yes, we are all thankful they "are even" releasing them, but that is something any company could do. Therefore, you have to wonder how they make a difference from what other companies could do, and their difference is their lack of involvement ...

LeonTempestXIII Wrote:Kai-V: You also have to understand that hasbro does what is right for them. Beyblade is competative in Asia, not in North America, that is why Hasbro does things so differently. All of thier decisions, good or bad, and as stupid as they may seem sometimes, are all conscious ones, even if the public doesn't undertand them.

What do we learn from this? MFB from TT and SK are to be used competativly while Hasbro beyblades are to simply be used as a child's spinning top game. Why do you think all of the parts were made more durable in the 1st place?

(Aug. 27, 2011  2:58 PM)® Wrote: I agree with Clonetos. It doesnt make sense though. They're releasing rare expensive beyblade for like what 8$? Andyou're still going to call them HasDERP? No respect for beyblade at all (q V_V)q. Lol But I do agree with Clone herr at this point.

(Aug. 27, 2011  7:16 PM)Raigeko13 Wrote: Tbh, I just hope that their RS uses a rubber similar to TT/SK's, so it will not be as aggressive as their CS lol. I got a RS the other day, I love it.