Quote:==Description==
Revive Phoenix is a Defense Type Energy Layer that features a bird in the center and four feathered blades that make up the bird's wings, meant to represent the Layer's namesake; the mythical immortal bird, the Phoenix. As part of the Super-Z Layer System, Revive Phoenix features metal in its design; in this case, lining the tips of the wings and surrounding the center which makes Revive Phoenix heavier than most God/Switch-Strike Layers. Revive Phoenix also features a gimmick, the Layer can Burst twice.

To Burst twice, the four bladed outer perimeter making up the wings is attached to the rest of the Layer by a mechanism similar to what connects a Layer to a Tip. Since the outer perimeter has weaker teeth than Revive Phoenix's own medium length teeth, it parries impacts with the opponent akin to Tornado Wyvern's free-spinning Layer. Once the outer perimeter takes enough damage, it disconnects from the rest of the Layer, exposing a smoother surface so as to reduce recoil. Furthermore, the disconnected perimeter is left in the stadium so as to interfere with the opponent's Tip and impede Banking Patterns and reduce Stamina. However, this can also happen to the Revive Phoenix combination.

Like many other Super Z Layers, Revive Phoenix is unbalanced which increases Burst risk and drains Stamina. However, these issues can be solved with the use of a Level Chip that fits underneath the Layer.

==Overall==

(Jun. 22, 2018  3:31 PM)Frostic Fox Wrote: I think two common bits the wiki page should address (perhaps in trivia):
* Legality of touching/removing rP's outer ring during a battle (likely answer: not until it's over)
* Legality of using rP without the outer ring attached (likely answer: not allowed)

Although I believe TT has already decided these things, I imagine these things will need to be confirmed officially by the WBO committee first. Both topics have come up numerous times already, with people unsure what is deemed "proper" for play.

(Jun. 22, 2018  5:20 PM)IronFace879 Wrote: There’s a slight disturbance with the Hasbro future variation of Revive Phoenix here. Since Tomy always uses teeth to hold the bey and the ring in place when launching, Hasbro always uses slopes on the bey, which some of them burst even using my left hand spin, so that is a particular problem for Phoenix in the future, Hasbro’s going to have to do something about it.

(Jun. 22, 2018  4:37 PM)ThePheonix Wrote: I feel like the second one should be permitted. It will be less of a hustle to have a bey to do a light stationary Attack then the ring might spring directly UpWards and fall right there. Therefore the first rule wouldn't complicate matters... But if you want, you can insert the Ring but follow the first rule to be able to not disturb the beys in action...

This is the opinion of just a 'Member' Account so don't count on it

(Jun. 22, 2018  6:19 PM)Frostic Fox Wrote:

(Jun. 22, 2018  4:37 PM)ThePheonix Wrote: I feel like the second one should be permitted. It will be less of a hustle to have a bey to do a light stationary Attack then the ring might spring directly UpWards and fall right there. Therefore the first rule wouldn't complicate matters... But if you want, you can insert the Ring but follow the first rule to be able to not disturb the beys in action...

This is the opinion of just a 'Member' Account so don't count on it

Psh, I'm just a member as well. Our opinions are all equal, especially when the layer is not even out yet, haha.

Just don't see a reason to make an exception for rP myself. Using attachments and modes the way they were intended seems to be the norm up to this point. Guess we'll see.

(Jun. 17, 2018  2:41 AM)MonoDragon Wrote: ==Description==
Revive Phoenix is a Defense Type Energy Layer that features a bird in the center and four feathered blades that make up the bird's wings, meant to represent the Layer's namesake; the mythical immortal bird, the Phoenix. As part of the Super-Z Layer System, Revive Phoenix features metal in its design; in this case, lining the tips of the wings and surrounding the center which makes Revive Phoenix heavier than most God/Switch-Strike Layers. Revive Phoenix also features a gimmick, the Layer can Burst twice.

To Burst twice, the four bladed outer perimeter making up the wings, known as the Revive Armour, is attached to the rest of the Layer by a mechanism similar to what connects a Layer to a Tip. Since the Revive Armour has weaker teeth than Revive Phoenix's own medium length teeth, it parries impacts with the opponent akin to Tornado Wyvern's free-spinning Layer. Once the Revive Armour takes enough damage, it disconnects from the rest of the Layer, while this makes the Layer much lighter, the smoother perimeter this action creates reduces recoil to compensate.  

Furthermore, the Revive Armour is left in the stadium so as to interfere with the opponent's Tip and impede Banking Patterns and reduce Stamina. However, this can also interfere with the Revive Phoenix combination and the effect is minimal.

Like many other Super Z Layers, Revive Phoenix is unbalanced which increases Burst risk and drains Stamina. However, these issues can be solved with the use of a Level Chip that fits underneath the Layer.

==Use in Defense Combinations==
Revive Phoenix can be used in the Defense Combination Revive Phoenix 0/2/4/5/7/10 Cross/Glaive Atomic/Orbit. The heavy weight, teeth and gimmick of Revive Phoenix gives this combination high Knock-Out and Burst resistance. The 0/2/4/5/7/10 Disc bolsters Knock-Out resistance and Stamina while Atomic/Orbit can further bolster Stamina and Knock-Out resistance. Atomic specifically can provide Life-After-Death along with the Cross/Glaive Frame.

==Overall==
Revive Phoenix features heavy weight, a working gimmick and a low recoil design, making it a top-tier choice for Defense Combinations. Furthermore, with greater Stamina than Emperor Forneus(?), Revive Phoenix has become the best Right-Spin Defense Layer in the game.

As such, Revive Phoenix is a must have for competitive bladers.(?)

(Jun. 22, 2018  6:17 PM)ThePheonix Wrote:

(Jun. 22, 2018  5:20 PM)IronFace879 Wrote: There’s a slight disturbance with the Hasbro future variation of Revive Phoenix here. Since Tomy always uses teeth to hold the bey and the ring in place when launching, Hasbro always uses slopes on the bey, which some of them burst even using my left hand spin, so that is a particular problem for Phoenix in the future, Hasbro’s going to have to do something about it.

Actually no. They can use the same mechanics as Trans which has this gradual slide... Except the end will be open...

(Jul. 27, 2018  7:12 AM)IronFace879 Wrote:

(Jun. 22, 2018  6:17 PM)ThePheonix Wrote: Actually no. They can use the same mechanics as Trans which has this gradual slide... Except the end will be open...

I’m actually thinking about what you just said. Phoenix needs to hold its ring in place during launch, but using Trans’ sliding mechanism, it’ll slip off regardless. However, the lock in gimmick utilised by having the forge disc pushed to the white lock will help it say still. The question is, how will Hasbro perform this matter?

(Jul. 27, 2018  5:31 PM)Jinbee Wrote: I'm referring to the armour coming off and being on the stadium floor, possibly in the way of drivers.

(Jul. 27, 2018  5:33 PM)brandbrick Wrote:

(Jul. 27, 2018  5:31 PM)Jinbee Wrote: I'm referring to the armour coming off and being on the stadium floor, possibly in the way of drivers.

I was referring to Battle Burst, but that’s my bad for not quoting him.

But, could be a good idea to have some way to make it a obstacle for the opponents.

(Jul. 16, 2018  1:27 AM)LazerBeamz Wrote: Has rhere been anything noted about mixing variants of the Revive phoenix Armor. For example, using the black Revive Phoenix armor with the original Revive Phoenix base.

(Jan. 22, 2019  9:40 PM)DeceasedCrab Wrote: Uhhh, which one is Perfect Phoenix and which one is Imperfect Phoenix? Is DeadRing rP perfect?