(Dec. 22, 2013  1:59 AM)phantomcellistf Wrote: These Beys are in fact legitimate. I bought all three (Striker, Jupiter, and VARIARES) for $9 each when I found them at Big Lots a few weeks ago. Only the picture of the Bey on the front of the boxes looked kind of fuzzy, which was the only thing that really made me question if they were real or not. In the end, I took a gamble and opened up the Blitz Striker. In it, the Beys are packaged similarly to the Takara Tomy ones, had all the right parts (except a minor color change for the SF Tip; clear instead of a solid color like on the packaging), the typical Hasbro launcher and ripcord, and did have the Code Card. As for the materials, they looked and felt like a normal Hasbro Bey and not fake like Rapidity.

B-138B Jade Jupiter 130B
B-142A Blitz Striker 100SF
B-151C VARIARES 145WB

These Beys are kind of like "budget" versions of the regular releases, even though they are pretty much the same price. Other companies do the same thing and release cheaper versions of their toys at stores like Big Lots, an example being Bandai's Power Rangers brand.

Anyways, I don't have them with me right now. They're at my apartment, and I'm currently at my parents' house right now. I'll probably stop there tomorrow to pick them up, along with a few other things I need.

(Dec. 24, 2013  9:45 PM)phantomcellistf Wrote: Big Lots Beyblade Gallery
Note: Photos are shown in reverse order (i.e. newer ones appear first)

B-138B Jade Jupiter 130B
This turned out better than I thought it would be. The Jupiter CW is a nice opaque pale blue. However, the poor choice of colors on the facebolt makes it kind of hard to see the motif. Weakest color scheme of the three. Also, not that it really matters, but I love the different colors on the launcher.

B-142A Blitz Striker 100SF
Like I mentioned before, the SF is clear instead of a solid color like on the packaging. The white 100 track throws off the color scheme a bit...

B-151C VARIARES 145WB
Personal favorite of the three. The purple plastic is semi-transparent and the Bey looks great overall.

Note: The red Jade Jupiter comes from the Howling Smash 2-Pack (It's B-138A) and the Fang Leone is Rapidity. I also got an additional two of the Jade and VARIARES for collection purposes, but wasn't able to find another Blitz.

(Dec. 24, 2013  9:48 PM)Revel Wrote: I went to my local Target today, (to finish Christmas shopping) and I saw all three beyraiderz starters (ronin dragoon, samurai ifrit, and berserker byakko.) There was also the challenge chamber battle set (or whatever it's called.) I just can't believe it that they're already in stores. The target that I went to was in Broadview, Illinois.

(Dec. 27, 2013  12:34 AM)phantomcellistf Wrote: Beywarriors Beyraiderz Gallery

Like Revel, I found the three starters, Chamber Challenge Stunt Set, and the Firegate Battle Set at Target today. I got Samurai Ifrit and I'll try to make a short video on it tomorrow... Maybe...

Anyways, Beyraiderz indeed has a 3-part customizable system, which includes the Token Tracker, Energy Core, and Tracker Wheel.
Naming is Energy Core + Token Tracker. Typing is determined mainly by the Energy Core + Tracker Wheel.

The Token Tracker has no fancy naming at all, so it's just "TT-#". However, the number assigned might be determined by the surface area of the velcro part, which can make it easier or harder for the Beyraider to snag the Tokens. For instance, TT-11 looks smaller than TT-19, which looks slightly smaller than TT-25.

The Energy Core is obviously named for its motif.
Also, there is indeed a place on it where you can directly attach a rip cord like Chima's Speedorz, but the one that comes in the Rev-Back Launcher doesn't look like it can be detached from it. And of course... only ones that come with Rev-Back launchers are available right now...

Similarly to the Shogun Tips in Beywarriors Shogun Steel, the Tracker Wheel is named after its type (Power, Speed, or Control).

(Dec. 27, 2013  11:58 PM)Leone19 Wrote: I think the Raider only went a few inches, since the point is to rev-up the launcher, rather than give it a single pull and release.

(Dec. 28, 2013  12:05 AM)phantomcellistf Wrote:

(Dec. 27, 2013  11:58 PM)Leone19 Wrote: I think the Raider only went a few inches, since the point is to rev-up the launcher, rather than give it a single pull and release.

The point of rev-ing it is to make it so it comes back since the Energy Core's wheel actually spins backwards with the Rev-Up Launcher. The Raider's distance forwards depends on how hard you push it forward with the launcher.

(Dec. 30, 2013  2:21 AM)Revel Wrote: Now I get the differences between types. Speed types are supposed to get the tokens as fast ast possible, but don't go that far. Power types are slow but have enough power to go farther to reach the tokens. Control types are more balanced (and probably more stable) and the token trackers are wider to get the token more efficiently and easily.

(Jan. 09, 2014  7:07 PM)Draciel516 Wrote: Has anyone seen anything other than genbu as far as wave 3 goes?

(Jan. 09, 2014  7:07 PM)Draciel516 Wrote: Has anyone seen anything other than genbu as far as wave 3 goes?