Grip Flat Core (Ultimate Version)ĭeath Gargoyle’s Attack Ring was the most aggressive and powerful released AR, and together they made for a fearsome duo. This quickly became a problem.īearing Core was head and shoulders better at endurance battles than every other RC released, and the power required to knock it all the way from center stadium to over a wall or out the relatively small exits was considerable.Īt this point in time, MA-01 Dragoon MS (Ultimate Version)’s Running Core was the most aggressive tip available (and it would remain so), but incredibly hard to control. In the Tornado Balance, where being in the center of the ring was not only easy for Bearing Core to find itself, because it is a flat surface surrounded by the sloped ring, it is also the most safe and advantageous spot. Bearing Core and the Bakuten Shoot Beyblade Blade Bases that inspired it. Its AR (Wolf Crusher) was decently conservative, a good deal heavier than previous releases, its WD (Circle Wide) was relatively wide and smooth, and its RC (Bearing Core) was a stamina monster.īecause Bearing Core took after the classic Bakuten Shoot’s later released bearing-based Blade Bases, it was fairly wide-tipped, docile, and incredibly long-lasting in the stadium. Wolborg MS was a perfect storm, so to speak. While it was evident that Dark Effigy had some power to it, especially out of the box, with an incredible AR and aggressive-enough RC, what came next would blow it out of the water. Released just prior was Death Gargoyle MS, localized as Dark Effigy, MA-04. Technically, this was the ninth proper Beyblade release, not including accessories or stadiums. If you’re at all familiar with HMS, you have definitely heard about the infamous Wolborg MS, that we briefly mentioned earlier. Bearing Core & The Power of Stamina Types
Battling was fast paced, and while knock-outs weren’t extremely common, the speed of the beys whirling around the stadium made for a tense and quick bout. With that said, the first few releases saw particularly aggressive tips, in Dragoon MS’ Grip Flat Core, Gaia Dragoon MS’ Flat Core, and to some degree both Dranzer MS and Driger MS’ intermediately aggressive Running Cores. Without enough power, it was no easy feat to knock a beyblade from center-stage all the way out one of the exits, or even over the relatively short walls. Right off the bat, you could tell whoever owned center-stadium had a serious advantage. The stadium itself was rather large in comparison to the Beyblades themselves, featuring small exits, long walls, and a flat center-stadium. This set included Dragoon MS, Driger MS, Gaia Dragoon MS, a recolour of the new blade Wyvern DJ, loosely based on Blader DJ. Released in a bundle, just about any Blader who sought competitive relevance immediately bought the A-130 Double Shooter Set. Early ReleasesĪs we previously mentioned, in the early days of HMS when production was plentiful and expectations were high, the primary stadium used was the Tornado Balance.
We’ll break down the stages of the relatively short-lived metagame that followed the production of HMS. In fact, Wolborg MS’ RC, Bearing Core, was so incredibly good at outlasting any other RC’s, it quickly became the combo to beat even out of the box. In Wolborg MS’ case, it brought with it an amazing stamina RC, Death Gargoyle an incredibly versatile AR, the Dragoon MS’ an aggressive Attack RC, and finally Jiraiya MS with a potent Defense RC. It should be noted that given their small size, HMS battles are easily done in MFB’s Attack Type Stadium or the Burst Standard Type stadium without issue.Ĭertain releases, such as Wolborg MS, Death Gargoyle MS, Dragoon MS, Dragoon MSUV and Jiraiya MS completely revolutionized how the game could be played. Historically, HMS battles were to be done in the Tornado Balance Stadium, Tornado Balance Stadium Type S (a copy of the former but with larger exits and a smaller diameter), or perhaps even a Tornado Attack Stadium from the plastic generation.
#Largest beyblade stadium series
What is the Beyblade Heavy Metal System Metagame?īecause this series was so limited in its releases, with only a little over thirty products to its name, you’ll come to realize that certain parts tend to appear over and over, and in certain cases, they’re so good they see use in multiple Beyblade types, or overshadow most other options! Gone were the days of complex Blade Bases with multiple small and detachable pieces, from this point on Beyblade was a more streamlined customization process.
#Largest beyblade stadium driver
Running Core: Similar to a Driver in Beyblade Burst.
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