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I don’t think making tall ratchets is to give certain advantages but more likely so tt can build some amount of nerfability into the franchaise

why did you stop uploading

A bit late, but Beyblade X has a bey that has focused weight on 1 point of the bey, that is Dran Buster, the first UX bey (UX is the unique line, BX is basic line, CX is customized line) and its 1 point focused makes it unique, hence UX.

“There’s no PRO BEYBLADER winning any tournament for big money…” Meanwhile in Australia world champ tourney: $$$

New video dropping when?

Hope you're doing well bro ! Upload soon ! Hoping for a comeback!

What setup are you ysing for multi bey launches?

So can you use the old beyblades like ms or engine gear or metal fight?

I really wish i was in the US or Japan....not really a lot beyblade events outside Paris in France 😢

Where are you? Your videos are fun

Thanks, this was helpful

Thanks!

Is this deck good? Stock Dran Buster Phoenix Wing 9-60 F Hells Scythe 3-60 DB (i would use ball but i don’t have it)

Wow thanks so much for this!! Didn’t know there were 3 formats

This guide was helpful in improving my launch technique, especially since I own a Hasbro format stadium. The generally smaller size of it demands more skill from the bladers, especially attack type favoring ones.

Solo testing is still really good because it allows you to test your performance when home alone You can track your performance best in a battle

One thing to consider with string launchers is over time the string will begin to fray from repeated use. While the game is active this wont be a big deal. Ten years later its something you're gonna have to consider

The taller ratchets r typically slightly heavier than the thinner one’s giving the blade more weight. Doesn’t matter how many times u hit ur opponent if I don’t have much weight behind ur attack. Attack types don’t want the fight going on long so they want as much impact as possible behind each strike especially if they only get a couple hits in.

Its been too long we need another vid!!

Has anyone noticed that he has a background in competitive Nerf?

I was able to 3d print a piece that connects thr hasbro ripcord launchers. That makes solo practice easy. It's a really simple piece that the launchers can click into and there's a bar that the ripcords can slide through so you can pull them at the same time.

I'm 42 and was never into Beyblade when I was younger. I bought a bunch from Burst when my 2 oldest nephews were into it, but it never went anywhere. My youngest nephew who just turned 7, got his first beyblade and remembered I had a few and has been challenging me ever since. We are both now getting into X and it's a lot of fun.

God bless! Simply amazing

I tried my first proper tournament at a local hobby store with really competitive bladers. I ended up running stock Crimson Garuda, stock Dran Buster, and Silver Wolf 9-60H. I ended up having fun and getting first place

0:00 the first 2 seconds of the video says everything

3:28 say that again

PLEASE COME BACK

Yea i been wondering if i should pick this hobby back up at 33 yrs old. I still dnt kno if theres ppl around my age playing this. 🤷🏾‍♂️

When doing a 2 stage tournament starting with Round Robin, would it be just a normal RR and at the end the top 4(or 2) goes on to final stage? Or would it start with a grouped RR then final stage? We'd have 8-10 players.

Any new videos coming ?

Regarding Sideboards: Are you allowed to have three different but similar parts; for example, a sideboard made of three different and unused bits?

What if I knock it out of the stadium

cant believe they stopped saying let it rip we've hit the bad timeline, boys

When there’s no repeating parts, does that mean I can’t have multiple beys with the same ratchet?

Can I use beyblades with stock parts when joining a tournament?

What about 2 on 2

I love this, not an expert trying to explain and eventually become a master New sub bro ❤️

I'm in my 30s now and I grew up with Takao (Tyson) and the BBA (Bladebreakers), although I never watched V-Force and anything after that, so basically my last encounter with Beys was elementary school. I'm really surprised and amused when I saw Beyblade X in my social media, like there are a lot of adults playing and the gameplay is more intense. I recently bought the Driger and the Dranzer from the X-Over Series for collection purposes only, but watching more videos of people Beyblading again makes me want to try the newer models to battle.

The rush launched automatically puts your bet in a flower pattern as shown in the anime but I this new gen you probably are going to do a flat launch so it immediately extreme dash

Just got my 3 beys, and had to buy an extra since the first 2 I bought had the same kind of ratchet.

How can ratchets help with attack? I know how they help with stamina and defense, but what about attack

That moment you find one of the guys you watched in nerf also does bebyblade videos. I just got back into beyblades with my kiddo and friends. Thank you for this video! Sorry for the late comment!

I want to build an all defense deck but I think I need different parts since the tip and ratchet are the same parts, so I think I need variation.