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Saturday, April 19, 2014

Hybrid Wheel Set Unboxing by Takara Tomy! Thermal Pisces, Rock Aries and Flame Libra beyblades!


This is a really cool set, I love it so much. This set is by Takara Tomy and is from Japan, you can probably find this on ebay or other online stores. This is what you get when you buy the Hybrid Wheel Set. It comes with Thermal Pisces T125ES, Rock Aries 145D and the Flame Libra DF145BS.

What's interesting about this set is that all three face bolts are tattooed on, however the stickers that they come with have a sticker for the face bolt as well, two of them in fact. I like to put one on the launchers that they usually come with.


This set comes with one launcher and its a STRING launcher!!!! I was so excited to see that, I've found that not very many of them have a string launcher, now that only thing about it is that if you pull full force and then just let it go, it WILL smack your fingers or your hand and it HURTS!!! You have to get used to it for sure.


I do love these hybrid Wheel sets as the clear plastic wheel sits on top of the Metal Wheel, which makes it much more visible. The track, the bottom and the tools on all of the three beyblades are translucent, pretty cool, huh?

Thermal Pisces T125ES is a stamina beyblade.
Face - Pisces
Clear Wheel - Pisces
Metal Wheel - Thermal
Track - T125
Bottom - ES

Rock Aries 145D is a defense beyblade.
Face - Aries
Clear Wheel - Aries
Metal Wheel - Rock
Track - 145
Bottom - D

Flame Libra DF145BS is a stamina beyblade.
Face - Libra
Clear Wheel - Libra
Metal Wheel - Flame
Track - DF145
Bottom - BS

All of these beyblades are interchangeable, like most beyblades are within each series, there a lots of examples on the box of how to mix and match all three.

I do really recommend this set, they are some of my favorite beyblades, I think if I had to pick a favorite of the three, Rock Aries would be it, it has an amazing blueish green clear wheel and the rock ring has always been one of my favorites. They all battle pretty great.


Check out the YouTube video above to see all three in detail and in action!

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Chase...My...Beyblades

Shinobi Saramanda SW145SD Unboxing by Takara Tomy!



Welcome back to another unboxing!!!

This time it is the Shinobi Saramanda SW145SD! Like I said in the title this is the Takara Tomy version, I was lucky enough to get this straight from Japan. A lot of Japanese beyblades do not come with the launcher, just as this one was in the smaller size box and all you get in it is the beyblade itself and stickers. I find it easier to apply the stickers before you put the beyblade together, that way the face bolt and the clear wheel do not get in the way.

Shinobi is in the Zero G series and a balance type beyblade and spins just like any other balance bey, very steady and strong, not much movement. Please click on the YouTube video below to watch it spin if you want to get the true feel of it.


This beyblade has a metal face bolt that does not have a symbol on it. You do have to place the face bolt sticker on it yourself, but they do stick on very well and after many, many battles it has not yet to even start peeling. 

I don't think there is anything special about the way this particular beyblade spins in battle, so if you already have a balance bey or the equivalent of this beyblade by Hasbro, I don't really think its necessary to buy this one as well, unless you are a collector like me.



Shinobi Saramanda's details:

Metal Stone Face - Saramanda

Chromium Wheel - Saramanda

Crystal Wheel - Shinobi

Track - SW145, Switch

Bottom - SD, Semi Defense

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Friday, April 18, 2014

Scythe Kronos T125EDS Unboxing, by Takara Tomy!



This beyblade is one of my favorites to look at. I really love the purple colors and its pretty cool how it comes with two clear wheels. I'm not really sure what its supposed to add to the beyblade, but it makes it unusual which I like.

Make sure you check out my YouTube unboxing video and see how it spins. I tested this beyblade in the Cyclone stadium and it was really interesting how it started out by spinning around like an attach bey, however it is a stamina bey instead. Then all of a sudden it just stopped going round and round and just halted and was spinning so quietly that you had to look closer to make sure it was still spinning. Pretty cool.

This beyblade is in the 4D System Series, I'm not really sure what the Hasbro equivalent was, if you know please comment below and let me know. Here is what they say about it on the box: Different Material, Divided Wheel, Dynamic Drive, Deep Custom. I really wish I could read Japanese so I can understand what all the different mix and match beys say.

This beyblade came with the Light Launcher 2. So far these are my favorite kinds, you can get decent grip on them and the rip cord is flatter and thicker, almost like a BeyWheelz ripper. Seems that you can get a faster spinning rip action with this launcher.


Scythe Kronos T125EDS Details:

Face - ?

4D Clear Wheel - Kronos

4D Extra Clear Wheel - Scythe

4D Metal Wheel - Scythe

Track - T125, Tornado

Bottom - EDS, Eternal Defense Sharp

I would definitely recommend this beyblade, I love the way it looks and spins, if you have a chance get it. It is very comparable to the Hasbro version though, with the exception of the extra Clear Wheel.

Hope you enjoyed this and thanks for reading!

Chase...My...Beyblades