(Dec. 05, 2011  10:42 PM)Hazel Wrote: ...RBV7 was a plethora of great everything, so it's impossible - in my mind - for anything to ever live up to it, and I suspect TT knew that, as well.

(Dec. 06, 2011  2:19 AM)Kei Wrote: This is why I've always used Aquario with Basalt. It just sort of seems like the obvious choice, you know? Just by looking at the two parts, you can tell they have synergy.

I don't have any sort of scientific evidence, but the combination of the two made sense because a) Aquario has great weight distribution and b) the shape/thickness of the Clear Wheel seems to be much better suited for Defense customs than any other Clear Wheel currently available. And for Clear Wheels in particular, I'll take superior shape over heavier weight any day when you consider how minuscule the difference in weight is between them.

This was my version of the 'Beg for Thumbs Up' posts on YouTube. Also, as its not possible to Thumbs Up this post, I will never have to do it!

(Dec. 06, 2011  10:24 PM)LeonTempestXIII Wrote: If beyblades are explicitly known to only be used in beystadiums, what in the hell was the point of JB? And even then it still wouldnt serve its intended purpose...

Quote:Hasbro's release of Metal Fight Beyblade 4D will be distributed under the name; Beyblade: Metal Fury. One noticeable difference between Takara Tomy and Hasbro's Metal Fury Beys are that, Hasbro's, will have the Fusion Wheel put together and will not be able to change it's Modes if it consists of at least two parts. However, it is not known whether Hasbro will incorporate PC Frames onto the Beys.

Because of this, Hasbro will release variants of these Beyblades with different Modes. For example, if a Death Quetzalcoatl 125RDF is released in Attack Mode, then a variant of Death Quetzalcoatl in Defense Mode will be released separately. It is not known why Hasbro has decided to do this, but it's most likely reason is cost, as the 4D System Beyblades are more expensive to produce than the Hybrid Wheel System Beys, due to the inclusion of more parts; specifically the 4D Fusion Wheel.

(Dec. 06, 2011  10:38 PM)Aura Wrote: Is this true?

Quote:Hasbro's release of Metal Fight Beyblade 4D will be distributed under the name; Beyblade: Metal Fury. One noticeable difference between Takara Tomy and Hasbro's Metal Fury Beys are that, Hasbro's, will have the Fusion Wheel put together and will not be able to change it's Modes if it consists of at least two parts. However, it is not known whether Hasbro will incorporate PC Frames onto the Beys.

Because of this, Hasbro will release variants of these Beyblades with different Modes. For example, if a Death Quetzalcoatl 125RDF is released in Attack Mode, then a variant of Death Quetzalcoatl in Defense Mode will be released separately. It is not known why Hasbro has decided to do this, but it's most likely reason is cost, as the 4D System Beyblades are more expensive to produce than the Hybrid Wheel System Beys, due to the inclusion of more parts; specifically the 4D Fusion Wheel.

I got it from BeyWiki. It if it is, I'll be really unhappy! I was looking forward to n00bs getting mixed up between parts. And some using them without PC Frames and what not.

(Dec. 07, 2011  1:38 PM)th!nk Wrote: KaizerMFB: True. Also, whilst I can see why Drac-Attack and co. weren't released due to unrealistic designs, most beys that appeared in V-Force looked like they could've been produced. It's a shame they weren't. :\

(Dec. 06, 2011  5:25 PM)th!nk Wrote: Janstarblast: Variares D. I mean, seriously, two parts and a facebolt.

I liked how 4D was supposed to bring customisability, and instead has just abandoned it.

I'm probably not getting beys this christmas, because I tend to buy everything myself. Getting 8 new beys today was like christmas anyway, ahah.