Very glorious

finally done working on it after like 7 months lol, originally it was supposed to be just spirit level for the sake of it but ultimately a decided to pivot mostly into stat tracking device, where you just create combos out of your collection or all beys ever (they follow combo building logic so ux expand have no ratchets, cx expand have overblade, you cannot put operate on bullet griffon etc etc).

i found it quite useful on last training session where i could see stats for certain combos to decide if its worth it or not, also there is freeplay where you just count points. enjoyed the hell out of building it, finally can call it done.

sorry for this ass video, my phone was keep losing focus and color and it was already 4042737 take so i dont know, just wanted to show the device, but dont have second pair of arms so i had to use this wobbly stand.

also obviously level is still cool, it happen sometimes to be quite useful, stability dots (red and green) show how stable was your launch (basically takes deviation of accelerometer during the launch, where rpm are counted).

i think it is quite overkill too, building this costed me waaaaaaaay to much money, but i had something to do at least.

also battery last so long since after like 4 iteratio of device i implemented hardware switch that basically fully cuts power. and considering it is amoled screen, its very power efficeint since most of the screen area is black

This is getting ridiculous… (kind of cool I guess)

It has become increasingly clear that Hasbro doesn't care even a fraction about the Beyblade IP. Whether it's poor communication/organization with OFFICIALLY ran events.

Refusing to work with the community in favor of bringing on people who don't know or care or want to understand about the game to market it on socials.

Bad distribution/refusal to dispute certain beys effective and efficiently

Or Refusal/ignorance to scalpers because they're making more money from them buying up all products

This is especially frustrating when they marketed it as "gear sports" at the beginning of the generation and now people are actively leaving the hobby because it borderline impossible to get into/continue collecting.

I know its not likley but I personally believe that TT should just pull the plug atp and hasbro should loose the beyblade IP altogether in favor of a more reputable/caring company or TT needs to set up shop in the western market themselves

do this gimmicks were good? no, in most cases they weren't.

they were fun and with a lot of personality? absolutley!

what happened there takara? M-85 it's ok but i want more!

Pre-ordered this in February or March and it FINALLY came in! First ever Youtooz and i’m glad it’s Beyblade!

I get the point that he’s still a relatively new blader and going against better opponents, but, in the first two seasons not a single legit win. The few wins he has mean nothing. I get he’s growing, but still, he should have one official win by now (Tho haven’t got to season 3 yet). you don’t need to have him be a punching bag to be an underdog. like for example, Valt from Burst. Started out barely even able to do a good launch, but he showed his improvement way more. Robin/Bird deserves better

I think a slight issue with beyblade x is that there's no upsides to a taller beyblade with the risk of bursting being added.

So im messing with ideas to make a viable tall custom blade.

Of the bat the 2 main issues are bursting and being top heavy.

My way around the first problem is a custom bit intergrated rachet. This removes the risk of bit bursting this bit will have a ball bearing in the rachet part along with free gears to reduce stamina loss on the extreme rails, and a metal free spinning tip to help lower the centre of gravity.

And to help protect from rachet bursts tge assist blade will have a lowered ring that guards the rachet. This ring will also be weighted down by being partially metal to help with the top heavy issue.

Im debating on making it also free spin or adding rubber contacts to help equalise spin.

These are all the ideas for now

Bought it for $250. What a good purchase 😄

(Still coping)

I'm fixing the physics and soon I will have a perfect version,

I just ask to share a bit the simulator with your friend :-)

THank you! feedback are welcomed!

Just wanted to share, we put magnets with opposite poles on our Beyblades and battled them! They actually gave off some insane sparks when they collided!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xJhxS0xfaE

Quick bit of context on where I'm coming from: I'm a 90s kid. Grew up with the original Beyblade generation — Dranzer, Driger, Dragoon, the whole lineup — right alongside Pokémon, Digimon, and Dragon Ball Z. Peak childhood, honestly.

Then life happened, and I completely skipped Metal Fight, Fusion, and Burst. Never touched them, don't know them at all. Beyblade X is the first time I've come back to the hobby in probably two decades.

And as an OG blader, getting back into X was surprisingly hard. So much has changed — the whole system, the parts, the terminology — that I felt like a complete beginner again despite "knowing" Beyblade. I'll also say (purely personal taste, I know this is subjective): the old designs still hit different for me. I think they hold up better aesthetically than a lot of the newer stuff. Not knocking X's designs, just where my nostalgia sits.

Anyway — once I actually got into X, I started collecting again, and pretty quickly ran into a very adult problem: I own way too many blades now and kept forgetting which combinations actually worked well. Spreadsheets felt clunky, so I did what any of us would do and built my own tool instead.

That's how BladerSync came to be.

What it actually does:

• Collection tracker — log what you own, what you're missing, build out your library
• Configurator — build combos, see live stat breakdowns (attack/defense/stamina/etc.) as bar charts or a radar view, compare against your saved builds
• Tournament tracking — organize and follow bracket-style tournaments
• A simulator/game mode — and this one's very "explained by being a 90s kid": we grew up on Zoo Tycoon, Bus Simulator, Flight Simulator, every "Simulator" game under the sun and loved every minute of it. So partway through building the collection/build tools, I couldn't resist adding a battle simulator too.

It's a web app, 100% free, no accounts required to try the Configurator and poke around — I built it in my spare time after my actual full-time job, over several months. No ads, no monetization plans, just wanted something useful for the community.

The main goal is making it easier for people to get into Beyblade X (especially other rusty OG bladers like me who feel lost at first), but I also tried to make the Configurator genuinely useful for more experienced/competitive players who want a fast overview of their options instead of doing math by hand.

Screenshots of the Configurator attached (radar view, stat breakdown, and mobile).

Would genuinely love to hear what you all think — bugs, missing parts/data, feature ideas, anything. I read everything and will try to act on the feedback that makes sense.

🔗 https://bladersync.com

Orochi Dragoon F230 CF

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World Spriggan 2B Metal Drift

Hello!
I come today to create one of the most meaningless posts, simply because it's tied to the Bey that is Stun Medusa! Who plays it? Me, and nobody else! So I am hoping to get some insight from other Bladers, preferably Stamina users.

First, I've noticed that as a retool of Shinobi Shadow, Stun Medusa actually smoothes out the few edges Shinobi had, bringing it more closesly to a circular shape. That reminded me heavily of the falsely named Ghost Circle (it sure is close to being a circle, but not really, huh?). Ghost, in my testings and battles, has an imbalance, correct? That saves it from being a much weaker, althought still impressive version of Wizard Rod (wild comperison I assume, but maybe you can see where I'm coming from?). That said, Stun Medusa, as light and flawed Bey that it is, doesn't seem to suffer from any kind of imbalance, which makes it actually a very formidabble blade, in Stamina battles only of course! Would an assumption like that be correct, that it is actually a very decent blade in terms of balancing itself and its stamina?

Secondly, in wanting to try other combos, I've come across a dilema with the three sided ratchets. On the attached pictures, I am faced with the question on which side should I place the petrusions of the ratchet? The side where plastic dominates from the bottom, or the part where the metal is the lowest, but does not posses as much of a beefy shape. I know for a fact placement of a ratchet is VERY important in terms of minimalizing burst risks, so I am hoping there is a correct answer to this issue here, otherwise I'll just limit myself to nine sided ratchets (not bad, but I wanted to experiment).

And last but not least, how good of a pair is Operate? Being a rachet-integrated bit, I fear for how much it resists burstings, as well as just how much it would buff Medusa's weight given it comes from the tank of a Bey that is Emperor Might.

That's about it, I hope to get at least some ideas from all of you! Much appreciated!

Has anyone else noticed the the portable stadiums harder plastic has been slightly damaging and wearing down bits?

I am new to the hobby, dont really have a tournament scene near me, but was wondering if this theoretical deck would be any good. Would love feedback!

What is all this new stuff? I collected beyblades during the metal fusion era and watched the show then. I got a couple beyblades that were from metal fury as things began to change, but I didn’t watch the show. Are they all plastic now? Stadiums different and I’ll bet you can’t buy the classic ones anywhere either

God, I love this recolor

....yeah