Seeing you build a plastic gen bey alone makes Pre Hybrid, Hybrid, and 4D Systems alone feel like child's play. The level of complexity in plastic gen is unreal.
@@DarkunePlaysno lol, not even close. Metal Fight had so many limitations that even left spin was considered a game changing gimmick, both in the real world and anime. Metal Fight had more control over height, but it traded stuff like bearings, defence, LAD with different types of tips, spin equalisation in every Bey, free spinning main contact points (the 4D system is just a poor rehash of plastic gen, I mean Galeon has more customisation with War Lion than Big Bang, Phantom, Scythe, Variares, Diablo or any 4D wheel. The Drives are worse remakes of customise blade bases like Driger F, Dranzer S, Dranzer V2 etc), not only that but metal fight has the same performance in both directions (even though it's illegal to change spin direction in 99.99% of beys) unless it's an L Drago bey, which is completely false for plastic gen, Eight Spiker is useless in right spin but hard hitting in left. There's a lot more stuff to talk about, but in essence metal fight's single gimmick is being made of metal, and because of that it loses out multiple gimmicks plastic gen had
@@DarkunePlaysyes, they have way more parts so you can have way more options on what you want to change on you’re 4D beys for example. And even the hybrid wheel beys have more parts then plastic beys.
My mom told me that I had Beyblades as a kid but ended up tossing them because I couldn't figure out how to put them together, and now I finally know why!
Imagine the complexity and over the top-ness of plastic gen with all metal (and maybe some rubber) parts like copper, bronze, aluminium, carbon steel, maybe even lead, with launchers that use gear systems so that you can launch them with an acceptable rpm with hands. It would be glorious!
Great video, I didn't know about Bystool and it's such a cute Bit Beast! Though, I think it would be cool if you could include a "Gameplan" or "How it works" section about each bey, next time. Like, how does this particular attack ring works or why did you choose a bearing drive tip; it's something that could be good for curious beginners and amateurs alike and it can show a lot of the tecnical details hidden inside these battle tops too
@@nizumablader Do you have an intrdoductory tutorial for How to Assemble plastic gen bey's? im considering buying some As my Metal fight collection is poor and i tend to lose the parts often, and your video talking about plastic gen before piqued my interest. If there was a tutorial on this channel or another one, knowing where to look would be appreciated. Also, I would like to know how noisy they are in comparison to burst or metal fight beyblades! my mom hates noise lol! : )
man this takes me back. I competed in the East Coast Championships on the Intrepid in NY when I was 14 (which was the cutoff age!) Didn't make it too far but that was one of the hypest and happiest days of my life. Subbed to you. Thanks for the nostalgia and great content!
I had a black Galeon and a Wolfborg, this brings so many memories. I once used Galeon's base and I managed to use two weight rings with only the top attack ring. It was a really tight fit but it was the heaviest Beyblade I ever used.
Awesome video man, even though I've never had that big of a connection to the plastic gen, seeing how competetive you can act here with the barring, the pseudo spin stealing and just all of the different customizations you've shown here have really changed my view on the generation.
Aye glad you liked it, really thought it was a shame most of the community currently doesn’t have much experience with plastic gen and so there’s not much content on it. I’m trying to get a little more out. Hopefully others pick up on it, I know more tournaments are popping up for it.
I remember starting a beyblade craze in my school. It was 2007 or 2008, and my mum just bought me and my brother one of these plastoc beyblade. I had spent entire afternoons playing with my brother. One day i decided to take it to school, and play with my brother. With in a week my entire class had beyblades. I still remember digging a "bey stadium" in some remote corner of the playground under some tree. I dont think we ever battled there. Plastic beys have a special place in my heart.
Cool Beyblade Facts! Pegasus is the only creature to have a unique iteration each generation, as so far, the Original, Metal Fight and Burst gens all have their own version of Pegasus. Torch Pegasus for the Original, the whole Storm Pegasus evolution line from Metal Fight, and Heaven Pegasus from Burst.
They don't always have the same spelling of the name but the same creature has shown up in all gens for more beys. Kerberos/kerbecs/kerbeus comes to mind immediately. They're all cerberus but spelled differently. This one's more of a stretch but there's also klarken which was anime only in plastic gen, pirate killerken, and kraken k4 which is a hasbro exclusive as well. Obviously they're all based on the kraken
@@rebelgaming4327 I wouldn't count them cause the names are super different, but that does remind me wyvern is every gen! Wyvern DJ, Wyvang, and Wyvern
for dueling tests i recommend getting a double launcher, i remember having one when i had flash leopard. really makes using the beys by yourself alot simpler
Funnily enough, the closest stadium may be the Hasbro Motor Strike Stadium. No exits (aside from two small pockets), and a motorized center. Only discrepancy is that it's an oval.
this is pretty cool. The internet sure was young back then, i remember that special Beyblade video, how one of the competitors put together his beyblade based in weight. It's be cool to see you manage to get your hands on the rotating electronic stadium.
That was so cool, I loved the idea! I'm currently recollecting a lot of plastic gen and man, I surely missed those Great video! And congrats for the 1000 subs!!
i find it funny how i saw the tourny start whenever i started beyblade that same year x3 man this is giving me memories just seeing plastic battles again
Growing up i had a huge love of beyblade and still do today, i never however got to follow the worlds or competition, being a military family living on base it was harder to find stuff and info about beyblade, especially without a computer or internet, just had access to any beyblades i found at the Post Exchange. however my history with Bistool specifically is marred, a group of bullies when i was little would use a stock bistool to beat kids and take their blades, and we'd even find some of the parts of these kids beyblade broken or stuffed in the dirt around their house, so never really been a big fan of it. but its still really neat to see this video and the history i never knew, makes me want to get out my old blades i have around and use them, ive been scared to use them for years due to the fragility of their age and how many broke when i was younger, but this has inspired me a bit to dust em off.
@@nizumablader Will do, gotta find some replaced parts too, some have parts that have vanished over the years. I've also learned some new customization tricks from your video as I never knew Dragoon V2s bladebase could be used like that at all
This was near, I remember buying these from a unique icecream truck when the show was airing. Man good times with sonic ice cream pops with green gumball eyeballs
Wouldn't it be cool to see a real LIVE battle though, instead of just this simulated one? In one of Noland's videos, he said he's "still got it." I want to see if that's true.
Years ago during the MySpace days I unexpectedly hit up Nolan which totally caught him by surprise. I asked him some bts questions like about the beyblade he used, the tournament and the prizes and stuff. He was cool and it was really neat.
@@nizumablader yeah it was like 2006-7ish he was very Hispanic gangster type but he was cool with me asking him a bunch of questions and was surprised I tracked him down. It was like a mini interview. The dude you have in your video is totally different but we all grow up eventually so I’m sure like all of us he’s a completely different person
I remember wanting to go to that tournament so bad back in 2004 but like many other kids during that era i had no way to get there. I remember i used to go to this forum ran by beybladers from the phillipines that showcased all kinds of special launches , illegal double weight disk combos alongside how to use silly putty to make the plastic blades OP #Goodtimes.
@@nizumablader not even just those , if you take two of the wide weight disk that came on dragoon and flipped one down and one up you can fit two on any basic beyblade base if you use galzzy attack ring without the free spinning ring .
@@nizumablader yea man the combo is insane and rivals metal fight beyblades. If memory serves me correctly this was a known hack back in the early 2000s and it was banned from tournament play.
Wow, Plastic Generation really had as much depth to customization as Metal Fight beys do nowadays, huh... There's even some stuff that isn't in Metal Gen that is in Plastic Gen too. (I think the coolest adition was Variaries' Tip.)
Keep making vids man! You're gonna blow up! Also, if you can get that japanese beystadium with the moving electronic centerpiece that would be cool! Brings me back to my gen 1 beyblading days!
It's funny because Nolan won with a very low quality compact. The compacts of the people I regularly battled with were eons better and could even sometimes beat my zombie (which you cam close to recreating).
@@keyblader007 Japanese parts were absolutely allowed. The organizers told us that our beyblades had to be made from Hasbro or Takara parts only. That was really the only limitation, if I recall correctly. (And no illegal combos, obviously, so no layering weight disks, etc.).
Its kinda cool how parts released early in plastic gen (pre spin gear) stayed meta relevant with bistool, dragoon grip attack and the pre spin gear draciel. I honestly wonder if plastic gen would have kept going if Hasbro managed the line like Takara did in Japan cause it fell off heaps during v force where I sm
You could but I prefer the shape of the wolborg tip, also the base doesn’t scrape much. If anything the low profile works In conjunction for end game lad.
Man I need to go thru my old toy box in my parents garage and see what I can find.. just turned 29 in September so I was all in the mix with this at the right age so ik I’ve got something decent lol
I remeber the metal series also having a tournament as well. U think you'd make a vid trying to beat the champions combo? I think they used flame byxis but I cant exactly remember
So what I'm about to say might sound crazy because its late rn and I'm sleep deprived but does anyone else think Galeon looks like Gravity Destroyer when it spins?? Like only when it spins. like th colouring and all that. I might be trippin idk
Well, I’m not sure if Wide Defense disc was an available part for every player back in the 2004 World Championship. That’s a part released in japan since year 2000 but idk if it was banned for japanese players, anyway without that disc Bistool hardly could beat your Bearing combo. I think 00’s kids didn’t realize too much about how opposite spin matches work. So a cool challenge could be trying to beat Bistool with a right spin combo, only early to Magnacore parts and no Wide Defense, Wide Survivor discs on Ultimate Stadium so you can recreate the scenario as closest as possible.
I think I’ll do that once I get the ultimate stadium. I wasn’t sure either, I couldn’t find any ban lists or rules for the time. I did talk to someone who attended but that’s all the info I could get.
I never understood competitive Beyblading besides selecting top types and how strong you want to make it spin there is not much player reaction. plus I know other more powerful tops are borderline weapons that would outperform a toy Beyblade
You have launch strength, launch type, height, weight, typing such as attack, defense, and stamina. There’s more to it competitively looking in if you aren’t familiar with it.
How do you remove a tight Attack Ring that won’t move when you try to turn it? I’ve attached a new Attack Ring and it is stuck, I am trying to turn it so the launcher gaps show. Is there a way to turn or remove it without damaging the Beyblade?
Man loving the videos, I've got a combo that you could battle, bakushin-oh attack ring, 10 wide, cross survivor(dranzer), keroberous bottom, this bey has alot of attack, defence and stamina, its a good combination type that will outspin most beys
I would love to see a remake of that bey Stadium from the championship in USA btw I have a combo to try to beat the champ and your camp killer it’s spark knight bit chip trygle attack ring eight wide right spin base pre spin gear system from spark knight and the ripcord has to be longer than your normal ripcord like from one of those fakeish dual top launchers from metal fight
no, spin stealers have been around for a long time. I think the knowledge base just wasn't as high. Like there was nowhere for kids to go learn what was good.
Ngl i only enjoy the metal series. Hearing the beyblades metals ring hit each other is so satisfying and designs never looked cooler without being way over the top bulky pieces of plastic garbage that are LITERALLY DESIGNED TO BREAK APART. The earlier beyblades just didn't have that IMPACT.
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Seeing you build a plastic gen bey alone makes Pre Hybrid, Hybrid, and 4D Systems alone feel like child's play. The level of complexity in plastic gen is unreal.
It’s awesome
not considering illegal combos
And burst is just metal fight's deal, but bigger
@@nizumabladerhe more complex it is, it is more customizable
TV show: High octane action
Real life: An actually pleasant kind of low key ASMR
Stamina battles lol
this was nostalgic i forgot how complex the original design we're like it really made i wish the return of this level of complexity
Right! Just being able to change spin direction on most things ads so many options.
@@nizumablader didn't the metal series have more variety in customization?
@@DarkunePlaysno lol, not even close. Metal Fight had so many limitations that even left spin was considered a game changing gimmick, both in the real world and anime. Metal Fight had more control over height, but it traded stuff like bearings, defence, LAD with different types of tips, spin equalisation in every Bey, free spinning main contact points (the 4D system is just a poor rehash of plastic gen, I mean Galeon has more customisation with War Lion than Big Bang, Phantom, Scythe, Variares, Diablo or any 4D wheel. The Drives are worse remakes of customise blade bases like Driger F, Dranzer S, Dranzer V2 etc), not only that but metal fight has the same performance in both directions (even though it's illegal to change spin direction in 99.99% of beys) unless it's an L Drago bey, which is completely false for plastic gen, Eight Spiker is useless in right spin but hard hitting in left. There's a lot more stuff to talk about, but in essence metal fight's single gimmick is being made of metal, and because of that it loses out multiple gimmicks plastic gen had
@@DarkunePlaysyes, they have way more parts so you can have way more options on what you want to change on you’re 4D beys for example. And even the hybrid wheel beys have more parts then plastic beys.
My mom told me that I had Beyblades as a kid but ended up tossing them because I couldn't figure out how to put them together, and now I finally know why!
Hahaha yeah kinda complicated for younger kids
Imagine the complexity and over the top-ness of plastic gen with all metal (and maybe some rubber) parts like copper, bronze, aluminium, carbon steel, maybe even lead, with launchers that use gear systems so that you can launch them with an acceptable rpm with hands. It would be glorious!
Great video, I didn't know about Bystool and it's such a cute Bit Beast! Though, I think it would be cool if you could include a "Gameplan" or "How it works" section about each bey, next time. Like, how does this particular attack ring works or why did you choose a bearing drive tip; it's something that could be good for curious beginners and amateurs alike and it can show a lot of the tecnical details hidden inside these battle tops too
That's a great point! I will go into more detail in future videos.
@@nizumablader Do you have an intrdoductory tutorial for How to Assemble plastic gen bey's? im considering buying some As my Metal fight collection is poor and i tend to lose the parts often, and your video talking about plastic gen before piqued my interest. If there was a tutorial on this channel or another one, knowing where to look would be appreciated.
Also, I would like to know how noisy they are in comparison to burst or metal fight beyblades! my mom hates noise lol! : )
@@Baby-Blue-102 I haven’t done a video on assembly but I probably will do one this week. They are quieter than metal fight for sure.
man this takes me back. I competed in the East Coast Championships on the Intrepid in NY when I was 14 (which was the cutoff age!)
Didn't make it too far but that was one of the hypest and happiest days of my life. Subbed to you. Thanks for the nostalgia and great content!
Bro, that was a very nice video!😊
Aye glad you liked it. Got a part 2 coming soon
I had a black Galeon and a Wolfborg, this brings so many memories. I once used Galeon's base and I managed to use two weight rings with only the top attack ring. It was a really tight fit but it was the heaviest Beyblade I ever used.
Awesome video man, even though I've never had that big of a connection to the plastic gen, seeing how competetive you can act here with the barring, the pseudo spin stealing and just all of the different customizations you've shown here have really changed my view on the generation.
Aye glad you liked it, really thought it was a shame most of the community currently doesn’t have much experience with plastic gen and so there’s not much content on it. I’m trying to get a little more out. Hopefully others pick up on it, I know more tournaments are popping up for it.
that galeon combo is pure spin steal, a left spinning round bey blade with additional weight is crazy.
Funny enough I was watching that championship video late last night and here you come uploading this awesome video. Keep it up!
ayeeee glad you liked it
More plastic gen please!!! This is great!
Glad you liked it!
@@nizumablader YES PLASTIC GEN IS LIFEEE
I’m digging it! Subbed 🫡
Aye thank you
I remember starting a beyblade craze in my school. It was 2007 or 2008, and my mum just bought me and my brother one of these plastoc beyblade. I had spent entire afternoons playing with my brother. One day i decided to take it to school, and play with my brother. With in a week my entire class had beyblades. I still remember digging a "bey stadium" in some remote corner of the playground under some tree. I dont think we ever battled there. Plastic beys have a special place in my heart.
Cool Beyblade Facts!
Pegasus is the only creature to have a unique iteration each generation, as so far, the Original, Metal Fight and Burst gens all have their own version of Pegasus. Torch Pegasus for the Original, the whole Storm Pegasus evolution line from Metal Fight, and Heaven Pegasus from Burst.
This is true!
They don't always have the same spelling of the name but the same creature has shown up in all gens for more beys. Kerberos/kerbecs/kerbeus comes to mind immediately. They're all cerberus but spelled differently. This one's more of a stretch but there's also klarken which was anime only in plastic gen, pirate killerken, and kraken k4 which is a hasbro exclusive as well. Obviously they're all based on the kraken
Nah bro. Cerberus is also in every generation. Burning Kerberous, Hades Kerbecs and Chain Kerbeus.
Phoenix is also in every generation so is dragon
@@rebelgaming4327 I wouldn't count them cause the names are super different, but that does remind me wyvern is every gen! Wyvern DJ, Wyvang, and Wyvern
Bro pulled out the digimon card for good shows, now there’s a relatable childhood! Awesome
for dueling tests i recommend getting a double launcher, i remember having one when i had flash leopard. really makes using the beys by yourself alot simpler
Congrats on 1k bro! Keep up the amazing shit you do. Love the commentary, love the editing, and love the videos
Aye glad you liked it, thanks for the support!
@@nizumablader I’ll be around
Funnily enough, the closest stadium may be the Hasbro Motor Strike Stadium. No exits (aside from two small pockets), and a motorized center. Only discrepancy is that it's an oval.
Yeah i thought about that too. I think i may go for the takara one.
@@nizumablader Nothing wrong with that. It's more versatile anyway.
Keep up the good work G your content lately has been fire
Glad your enjoying it!
this is pretty cool. The internet sure was young back then, i remember that special Beyblade video, how one of the competitors put together his beyblade based in weight. It's be cool to see you manage to get your hands on the rotating electronic stadium.
Already got one lined up!
@@nizumablader Awesome!
Love this concept! You should cover the 2012 mfb championship!
Already on it lol!
That was so cool, I loved the idea! I'm currently recollecting a lot of plastic gen and man, I surely missed those
Great video! And congrats for the 1000 subs!!
Aye thanks for watching!
i find it funny how i saw the tourny start whenever i started beyblade that same year x3 man this is giving me memories just seeing plastic battles again
It was super nostalgic watching the tournament while pulling clips
@@nizumablader ikr!! Seeing them clips brought me straight to my childhood also just like you I wanted to go there too so bad it was far away from me
i rewatch the original bakuten shoot so much and the music is beautiful. wish the newer beyblade had the same quality
Newest series beyblade X is looking promising
bet ima have to check it out @@nizumablader
Growing up i had a huge love of beyblade and still do today, i never however got to follow the worlds or competition, being a military family living on base it was harder to find stuff and info about beyblade, especially without a computer or internet, just had access to any beyblades i found at the Post Exchange. however my history with Bistool specifically is marred, a group of bullies when i was little would use a stock bistool to beat kids and take their blades, and we'd even find some of the parts of these kids beyblade broken or stuffed in the dirt around their house, so never really been a big fan of it. but its still really neat to see this video and the history i never knew, makes me want to get out my old blades i have around and use them, ive been scared to use them for years due to the fragility of their age and how many broke when i was younger, but this has inspired me a bit to dust em off.
Wow that’s crazy. Always a good time to dust them off, they are less fragile than people give them credit for.
@@nizumablader Will do, gotta find some replaced parts too, some have parts that have vanished over the years. I've also learned some new customization tricks from your video as I never knew Dragoon V2s bladebase could be used like that at all
@@synkro234 yeah a lot of the vforce bases have decent customization
I feel ancient watching this man I used to play beyblade all time when I was a kid this new generation don’t even know
Haha I feel you
I was in the crowd for that event. It was so hype
Aye that’s awesome!
Wow! Seeing these in action is awesome. Wish I never took these awesome toy for granted
They are fun!
This was near, I remember buying these from a unique icecream truck when the show was airing. Man good times with sonic ice cream pops with green gumball eyeballs
Haha I remember those
awesome vid!
Aye thank you
Wouldn't it be cool to see a real LIVE battle though, instead of just this simulated one? In one of Noland's videos, he said he's "still got it." I want to see if that's true.
For sure that would be awesome
I don't play this game, came here from the recommendations. You got a sub sir
Hey I appreciate it
Whoa, I didn't know that the plastic Gen was so customizable...
The most customizable generation, especially with the ability to change spin directions
Years ago during the MySpace days I unexpectedly hit up Nolan which totally caught him by surprise. I asked him some bts questions like about the beyblade he used, the tournament and the prizes and stuff. He was cool and it was really neat.
He seems like a solid dude
@@nizumablader yeah it was like 2006-7ish he was very Hispanic gangster type but he was cool with me asking him a bunch of questions and was surprised I tracked him down. It was like a mini interview. The dude you have in your video is totally different but we all grow up eventually so I’m sure like all of us he’s a completely different person
I remember wanting to go to that tournament so bad back in 2004 but like many other kids during that era i had no way to get there. I remember i used to go to this forum ran by beybladers from the phillipines that showcased all kinds of special launches , illegal double weight disk combos alongside how to use silly putty to make the plastic blades OP #Goodtimes.
I remember seeing those huge fake weight disks a lot. I wouldn’t dare use one now but I probably would have as a kid.
@@nizumablader not even just those , if you take two of the wide weight disk that came on dragoon and flipped one down and one up you can fit two on any basic beyblade base if you use galzzy attack ring without the free spinning ring .
Oh wow I did not know that
@@nizumablader yea man the combo is insane and rivals metal fight beyblades. If memory serves me correctly this was a known hack back in the early 2000s and it was banned from tournament play.
Yeah definitely would not have been tournament legal.
I find it a little strange how in the world championship they had you drop your beys in a tube? Wouldn't that make them scrape on the way down?
this is why i still love the OG plastic gen ... so much more to customize .... and in some cases weaponize lol
Yeah the customization is great
@@nizumablader never thought to use dragoon v2 base with wolborgs bearing core like that before though
@@anthonymonaghan4964 it fits pretty nicely
Beyblade is the best also your videos are awesome
Aye thanks man
Wow, Plastic Generation really had as much depth to customization as Metal Fight beys do nowadays, huh...
There's even some stuff that isn't in Metal Gen that is in Plastic Gen too.
(I think the coolest adition was Variaries' Tip.)
Probably more so considering the ability to change spin direction on just about everything.
Keep making vids man! You're gonna blow up! Also, if you can get that japanese beystadium with the moving electronic centerpiece that would be cool! Brings me back to my gen 1 beyblading days!
I’m on it!
That's awesome I had no idea the plastic gen had that much customizability your combo is epic 😎👍🔥
Pretty sure it has the most options out of all the generations, especially with the ability to change spin direction on pretty much everything.
Btw the worlds Beyblade used in USA championships was a event only stadium used in any big Beyblade events like USA championship and worlds
Yeah, would be cool to have one of those.
@@nizumablader I wonder if there’s a design document for that stadium so we can make it
@@leoalex50 im not sure, i did buy the plastic gen bey ultimate stadium which has similiar design.
It's funny because Nolan won with a very low quality compact. The compacts of the people I regularly battled with were eons better and could even sometimes beat my zombie (which you cam close to recreating).
I'm just surprised no one was using any of the bearing setups.
@@nizumablader
I should've used mine but I heard rumor Jap parts weren't allowed...
@@keyblader007 wolborg was out by this time though, so was bearing stinger. This was 2004 so at least everything through vforce would have been out.
@@keyblader007 Japanese parts were absolutely allowed. The organizers told us that our beyblades had to be made from Hasbro or Takara parts only. That was really the only limitation, if I recall correctly. (And no illegal combos, obviously, so no layering weight disks, etc.).
It’s an easy combo to beat.
Try the Takara A-38 stadium. It’s a great substitute for the stadium used as a “championship” stadium.
Lol already got one in, did a video repairing it a couple days ago.
Its kinda cool how parts released early in plastic gen (pre spin gear) stayed meta relevant with bistool, dragoon grip attack and the pre spin gear draciel. I honestly wonder if plastic gen would have kept going if Hasbro managed the line like Takara did in Japan cause it fell off heaps during v force where I sm
So good, I'm wondering if instead of Wolborg's shaft and core, maybe you could use Kerberous' Double Bearing core to decrease the base scraping?
You could but I prefer the shape of the wolborg tip, also the base doesn’t scrape much. If anything the low profile works In conjunction for end game lad.
@@nizumablader fair fair I'm planning to get Wolborg 2 and Dragoon V2 soon so i'll test this combo as well, great video bro!
aye thanks!@@upamanyu5431
0:24 Truth.
Righttttt
Stadium interactions vary results.
the best vid u made
My boi Makendo would flatten this
Main character of the anime series looked very different from the new
Man I need to go thru my old toy box in my parents garage and see what I can find.. just turned 29 in September so I was all in the mix with this at the right age so ik I’ve got something decent lol
Yeah same man! Hope you find some goodies.
Sammme! I'm 30 and this video prompted me to go check out my old toy box. There's a ton of beybladea and Pokémon/Duel Masters cards.
Omg Monster rancher man!!!
5:50 Disclaimer I'm about to end this man's whole career 🤣🤣🤣
😂
Nice video and the original version is my favorite of all the Beyblade franchise
Mine too!
@@nizumablader and the metal series is my second favorite. Today I got 4 beys from the metal series from the post office
@@denshithedmeister6020 aye nice
@@nizumablader tnx
I have some cool beyblades. giveaway Beyblade at 300subs
Wasn't that weight disk banned during the wolrd championship since it was only available in japan?
Most likely, we don’t have any records of available parts that were legal at the time unfortunately. This is just for fun.
I remeber the metal series also having a tournament as well. U think you'd make a vid trying to beat the champions combo? I think they used flame byxis but I cant exactly remember
I was planning on it!
I Cannot find myself the Bistol beyblade on ebay where can I find one?
So what I'm about to say might sound crazy because its late rn and I'm sleep deprived but does anyone else think Galeon looks like Gravity Destroyer when it spins?? Like only when it spins. like th colouring and all that. I might be trippin idk
there is a hasbro version but its pretty expensive the stadium is more oval shaped but it has a spinning ring in the center
Master dracile, same disk as this, and same base as this with a rubber attack tip would probably be OP
It is! I actually already have that built as a combo
@@nizumablader a similar combo is the only thing I ever had that actually broke a plastic gen beyblade in a battle one day when I was younger lmao
i came 2nd in the german cup with the help of death quetzelcotal in 2019 it might not come in google you try to search it tho
That’s awesome!
You should probably use it against attack types
Lets goo!
Bro the og beyblade is the best I love it (btw Flash Leopard Supremacy even if Flash Leopard 2 sucks)
flash leopard 2 looks so cool though
Well, I’m not sure if Wide Defense disc was an available part for every player back in the 2004 World Championship.
That’s a part released in japan since year 2000 but idk if it was banned for japanese players, anyway without that disc Bistool hardly could beat your Bearing combo. I think 00’s kids didn’t realize too much about how opposite spin matches work.
So a cool challenge could be trying to beat Bistool with a right spin combo, only early to Magnacore parts and no Wide Defense, Wide Survivor discs on Ultimate Stadium so you can recreate the scenario as closest as possible.
I think I’ll do that once I get the ultimate stadium. I wasn’t sure either, I couldn’t find any ban lists or rules for the time. I did talk to someone who attended but that’s all the info I could get.
I never understood competitive Beyblading besides selecting top types and how strong you want to make it spin there is not much player reaction. plus I know other more powerful tops are borderline weapons that would outperform a toy Beyblade
You have launch strength, launch type, height, weight, typing such as attack, defense, and stamina. There’s more to it competitively looking in if you aren’t familiar with it.
Nice combo but i would prefer bearing stingers shaft and burning cerverous blade base
Valid, it’s comparable to custom grip base. I just prefer it but they’re very close lad wise.
@@nizumablader wish we had a metal bearing driver
Amazing
I hope a burst launcher which lets me change angles without the bey falling off rolls around
How do you get jisedai beyblade game boy colour game on your Nintendo dsi
I use and R4 flash card and Lameboy
Cool. But the parts you were using weren't released until much later. So it's not as fair as it should be
Yes they were, everything I used was from vforce or season 1. G revolution was already airing in 2004 when the world championship took place.
I will be doing another match next month though with some different parts.
How do you remove a tight Attack Ring that won’t move when you try to turn it? I’ve attached a new Attack Ring and it is stuck, I am trying to turn it so the launcher gaps show. Is there a way to turn or remove it without damaging the Beyblade?
Twist and hope it doesn’t break lol
@@nizumablader I don’t want it to break. Do you have any ideas how I can carefully remove it without breaking it?
What’s the most amount of pieces on a plastic gen bey?
I’d have to check tbh around 9 or 10
Where do you buy plastic gen ?
Buyee
These competitions only had kids, so its understandable that they wouldn't make the best combos
A kid won two tournaments back to back at beyblade east in august, there just wasn’t any info on what was competitive at the time.
Man loving the videos, I've got a combo that you could battle, bakushin-oh attack ring, 10 wide, cross survivor(dranzer), keroberous bottom, this bey has alot of attack, defence and stamina, its a good combination type that will outspin most beys
I’ll check it out when I have some time.
I would love to see a remake of that bey Stadium from the championship in USA btw I have a combo to try to beat the champ and your camp killer it’s spark knight bit chip trygle attack ring eight wide right spin base pre spin gear system from spark knight and the ripcord has to be longer than your normal ripcord like from one of those fakeish dual top launchers from metal fight
Longest ripcords I have are the dragon winders. But I can try that combo, and yeah That stadium looked dope.
You may have defeated his World Champion Beyblade but can you beat his North American Championship Beyblade?
@nizumablader is that a yes?
I watch most of the anime of beyblade
Niceeeee
2:57 how are you playing a gameboy game on a dsi?
R4 card
Is it because zombie wasn't popular before Ryuga was a thing?
no, spin stealers have been around for a long time. I think the knowledge base just wasn't as high. Like there was nowhere for kids to go learn what was good.
the only thing not avalable is obviously the staduim
Ngl i only enjoy the metal series. Hearing the beyblades metals ring hit each other is so satisfying and designs never looked cooler without being way over the top bulky pieces of plastic garbage that are LITERALLY DESIGNED TO BREAK APART. The earlier beyblades just didn't have that IMPACT.
Aye everyone has preferences, but without plastic gen metal fight would not have existed.
another banger
Thanks man 🙏
Do you know how many credits there are in beyblade season 1 first gen dub?
I have no idea lol
My boy driger is being used I see
I used galeon, lees beyblade from the white tigers. Same team but not driger.
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is it actually pronounced monga? learn sumn every day
I freaking miss this bad
Get back into it!