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It's always been interesting to me that there are multiple kinds of launchers for Beyblades, but until working on this video, I hadn't really used the string launcher, and I wanted to see if there were any real differences between it and the winder/ripcord launcher. How to fix a Beyblade X string launcher by Banjaxed - ua-cam.com/video/V3iNoDABCjg/v-deo.html

I'm finally aiming to make it to my first Beyblade X tournament, but that means I've got to put together a deck, so let's go over some of the things we can do to decide on what to bring, depending on how involved we want to be. So if you have any suggestions please share them! WBO Tournament Results Page - worldbeyblade.org/Thread-Winning-Combinations-at-WBO-Organized-Play-Events?page=241

I've spent so much time focusing on what goes on the top and bottom of a beyblade that I'd almost forgotten about ratchets and their importance for your setups and battle results, so let's take a look at those today and gain some understanding of them!

The more I've been testing and trying things out the more I've started thinking about the angle of my launches and how it affects the movement of a beyblade. So let's go through some of the potential options as a starting point that will hopefully give you some ideas of things to think about testing yourself.

Chasing prize Beyblades in Random Boosters can be a lot of fun, but is it worth it? It's easy to get caught up in the hype as someone who's new to Beyblade X, but sometimes you have to take a step back and think about what's best for you.

Are you wanting to go to your first Beyblade X tournament? Let's go through all the formats you could encounter and the rules for them so you have a better understanding and can be more confident participating.

Solo practice is something I've seen discussion around being not the most viable for Beyblade X, and I wanted to talk about it as a new player and beginner and how it affects me and how I plan to work around it.

Hobbies can be so much fun, but when you're new and you hear people making references or using terms you haven't heard, it can be frustrating to try and figure them out on your own. So I wanted to share some of the terms that have helped me so far in learning and understanding the hobby!

Finding a new hobby that's fun is always an experience to enjoy, but what happens when you're older and the hobby's target audience is younger than you? Can you still enjoy it? Does it make it more difficult? Or is it not worth thinking about and just having fun?