L-Drago Destroy Remote Control Beyblade Unboxing and Review! By Takara Tomy.

Here I have another remote control beyblade, this time I have the L-Drago Destroy, if you want to read and see a video of remote control Pegasus, make sure you check out my other blog posts. These are my only two beyblades that are controlled by a remote control.

The bey itself is made out of plastic, but unlike the stealth battlers, that won't last long, the nice thing about this beyblade is that you can just make it go for as long as you like. The downside to it is that you can let it go as long as you like. That's right, its both a good and a bad thing. You can just keep going and you'll always win, when you are battling against a regular beyblade or nobody ever wins if you are battling two agains each other.

The beyblade itself has a button to turn it on and off with and then there is another switch for A or B, this one you need to match up with the controller, there is switch just like it on the controller as well. That tells you which beyblade you are controlling, the controllers/launchers are not specific to a beyblade. So when you are battling two remote control beyblades you need to make sure that one is set to an "A" and the other to a "B", that way you are each controlling your own beyblades.

There are three controls on the remote, one to turn left, one to turn right and a turbo button. The left and the right buttons will keep spinning the beyblade even after it has ran out of stamina or if you just wish to switch the direction you are spinning in. The turbo button as you might have already guessed is to give your beyblade a little boost and make it go faster.

To be honest, I cannot tell a difference in this remote control L-Drago and the remote control Big Bang Pegasus, to me they are exactly the same, check out the YouTube video below to see for yourself.

At the end of they day as much as it saddens me to say this, I really don't recommend this beyblade. I had a hard time to even get the remote to recognize the beyblades and for me it just took the fun out of them, as you can keep going until the batteries run out or stop any other beyblade out there. Its kind of cool to have something different, but I wouldn't run out there to buy it. And they were on a huge discount when I got them in Japan, not sure if I would have gotten them otherwise.

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Bigbang Pegasis Super Control Beyblade Unboxing!!! By Takara Tomy!

This is my very first remote control beyblade Bigbang Pegasis!!!

I was a little skeptical about this bey at first, I wasn't really sure how it would work and how can you really battle it agains other beyblades.

So far, its not my favorite kind of a beyblade, I wouldn't really recommend to buy this beyblade, unless you really want to own one and here is why. First of all, it is really hard to get the beyblade on the launcher, it seems that its some kind of a magnetic pull that holds the bey against the launcher. Secondly, I cannot get it to work 100% of the time, even when I match up the "A" on the launcher to the "A" on the bey, it won't always work. Third, there are three buttons, one to rotate it left, one to rotate it right and one for turbo. You launch the beyblade just like you do any other beyblade with the launcher, however once it looses stamina and stops you can still keep pushing the left for right button and the batteries will keep it going, so this beyblade will technically never loose against a regular beyblade and if you battle it head to head with other super control beyblade they will just keep going until somebody's hand gets tired or the batteries die. So there you go, if you like that sort of things, you will probably love the super control beyblade stets. Me on the other hand, not so much!

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Samurai Pegasis W105R2F Uboxing!!! By Takara Tomy!

Check out this Zero G Samurai Pegasis, that right PegasIs, not PegasUs!!! This is the Japanese version by Takara Tomy. I love how colorful this beyblade is once you put the stickers on it.

This beyblade is definitely an attack bey, check out my YouTube video of this unboxing below and watch it go crazy in my new Cyclone stadium. Its pretty cool, how it just spins around all over the place and makes the stadium rock back and forth.

The Zero G series in Japan is the equivalent to the Shogun Steel series by Hasbro (that's what I was told by the clerk at the store anyway, correct me if I'm wrong though). It did come with the rounder and smaller launcher that has the thicker rip cord, these are hard to hold onto in my opinion and takes some getting used to.

The parts to this Samurai Pegasis are exactly the same as the Hasbro ones, with the exception of the Stone Face (or the face bolt), the Takara Tomy ones are octagon shape, but the Hasbro ones are plus shapes, I don't really prefer one over the other, except I've found that the Hasbro ones have a smaller surface area, therefor the stickers wear off faster, they stay on longer on the Takara Tomy version.

Breakdown of Samurai Pegasis:

Stone Face - Pegasis

Chromium Wheel - Pegasis

Crystal Wheel - Samurai

Track - W105, Low

Bottom - R2F, Rubber Flat

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