Guardian Revizer 160SB Unboxing, by Takara Tomy!

The Guardian Revizer is in Takara Tomy Zero G series, it is comparable and mixable with the Shogun Steel beyblades by Hasbro.

In this set they have included the Zero G Compact Launcher, I do like how the rip cord makes the beyblades spin faster than the regular rippers, however the design of this launcher is very poor in my opinion, it is way too small to hold onto and the shape of it makes it very uncomfortable. The cool thing is that it has the beyblade tools built into it, so there is no need for the tool at all.

The Guardian Revizer is the Takara Tomy counter part of the Guardian Leviathan for Hasbro, the beyblades look very similar, except that this beyblade does come with stickers, which I always love!! I do recommend to put the stickers on the beyblade before you put it together, sometimes its harder to put them on once its together, especially if the Metal and the Clear Wheels have lots of grooves on them.

I don't think this bey is any better or worse than the Hasbro version, so I would not go out of my way to get this if I already had the Hasbro one. Since I'm a collector, I am glad that I did have it, but if you are looking at getting a Japanese beyblade, go for something that you cannot find a duplicate here for.

This beyblade is a defense bey and it can stand its ground for a long time. 

Details of the beyblade:

Stone Face - Revizer

Chromium Wheel - Revizer

Crystal Wheel - Guardian

Track - 160, High

Bottom - SB, Sharp Ball

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Pirate Orochi, Guardian Leviathan and Pirate Kraken Water Team Beyblade Unboxing!!!

This time I have a three beyblade set to show you guys, I'm so excited about this one. I actually got this set for my Dad's birthday, he really wanted the Pirate Kraken beyblade that is included in this set, because of the color this particular beyblade. It is this amazing bright blue color hat really stands out. The Pirate Kraken that comes in a single set does not have the same coloring. This was the main reason why I got this set. I already had the Pirate Orochi, but its really worn out and the face bolt sticker is almost gone, so its actually nice to have a brand new one.

Make sure you check out my YouTube video of the unboxing below to see all the details and how they look and spin in real life.

My favorite part about the Shogun Steel series of beyblades is that you can make Synchrome beyblades out of them. If you don't know what that means, its when you put two Warrior (metal) wheels together make one really heavy beyblade that can pretty much beat anything. What I've found out is that the heavier the beyblade the better chance it has to win a battle. Here is what they say on the box "CUSTOMIZE! With Synchrome Technology by combining 2 warrior wheels from different tops for a heavier top with double metal power."

To be honest, these beyblades on their own are not too strong, especially Pirate Kraken, due to its very tall Spin Track A230. The other two beys are great, I really like Guardian Leviathan. Its a nice mix of beyblades and at Target its $5 cheaper than Toys'R'Us, I think we got it for $25.99 which is not bad for three beyblades. The set does come with two launchers and one tool.

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