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Sunday, May 25, 2014

Burn Phoenix 135MS Unboxing!!! By Takara Tomy.


I'm back with yet another unboxing and review from Takara Tomy. This time it is going to be Burn Phoenix! This beyblade is really cool looking, its clear wheel is bright orange and the metal wheels has the words " Burn Wheel" on it. This is the only beyblade that I've seen that has actual writing on the metal wheel, so pretty cool.



In this set they have included the light launcher, this one is one of my least favorite ones, only because it is so small, which makes it really hard to hold onto and get a good rip. The rip cord on the other hand is better than the Hasbro versions, they are a lot longer, which makes it for a faster rotating beyblade. What I did is I combined the rip cord from this set with the regular Hasbro launcher and it worked like a dream, this way you get the best of both worlds.


Burn Phoenix has a very unusual performance tip (or bottom as they call it on the box), it is made of plastic, with the exception of the very tip of it, its made of medal is is super sharp. Unlike any other beyblade that I have. This bey is a stamina type and it does really well in battles,  I would say that it is definitely worth getting as part of your collection. It is in the Hybrid Wheel series, so you can customize these beyblades and make them stronger or cooler as you wish.

Check out my YouTube video below to see how it spins and what the parts look like.


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Tuesday, May 20, 2014

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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Ray Striker and Rock Zurafa Beyblade 2-pack Top Keychains Unboxing!!!



Hey guys, I'm back with another unboxing post and review. I happened to come across this set purely by accident, I was at Rite Aid looking for some Power Rangers Mega Bloks and saw they they had two of these boxes left and I just had to get it as I've never seen these at the stores here and they go for a pretty hefty price online. And I have to admit I was curious to see if these beyblades really worked as regular beys. So here I go.



First of all, they are really cute, don't you think, they are about half the size as a regular beyblade if not even smaller, but they are just the same great quality and made out of metal and not plastic as you might think. Unfortunately you cannot take these beyblades apart, I don't really even know if that would be enjoyable as the parts would be too small to handle.




In the package you get everything you need for a battle, two beyblades, Ray Striker and Rock Zurafa in this case, however there is another set mentioned on the box with Galaxy Pegasus and Grand Cetus, they didn't have this one. Then you get two keychain launchers and two rip cords. No tools, obviously as you cannot take them apart. The cool part about them is that you can just hook the beyblades to the launcher and use it as a key chain or hook it to your backpack or wherever, the beys really stay on there nice.



























Check out my YouTube video below to see how they look in action. I did find that you had to rip the beyblades straight down into the stadium and that they worked better with a bigger flat bottom stadium then the Cyclone one we originally tried them in. You'll see in the video that it took us a couple of tries to get it right. With that said though, these beyblades actually work awesome, I couldn't believe it, we did a couple of VS battles with regular beyblades and had the miniature key chain versions win!


I definitely recommend them, if you can get your hands on them. They are really cute and fun to play with, plus all your friends would be so jealous when you bring your bag to school with beyblades handing from it.

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Wednesday, April 9, 2014

Dark Knight Dragooon LW160BSF Unboxing!!! By Takara Tomy!



That's right, you read that correctly, Dark Knight Dragooon is spelled with three "o"'s isn't that weird??? Who knows, I'm just going with what the box says.

This is another one of the Zero G series of beyblades, which again I think is the same as the Shogun Steel series with Hasbro. What I really like about this beyblade is the clear wheel on the bottom, all the other beyblades that I have, have a really pretty colorful wheel, but there is something cool about it being just clear. Too bad on the Zero G series all the crystal wheels are on the bottom side so you cannot really see it very well. Also the bright red of the spin track and the tip and the clear and silver wheels look super cool together.



Dark Knight Dragooon is a left rotating beyblade and it did come with a white Zero G left launcher, I also like the color of this one, since most launchers are black, this is my first white one I've gotten.

As an attack type beyblade, I like to watch this battle agains other right hand sided beys, it makes it for a fun and active battle, as Dragooon just goes crazy and spins the Cyclone stadium all over the place.

I really like this beyblade a lot and would recommend it as it adds fun elements with being a left rotating bey.



Dark Knight Dragooon details:

Stone Face - Dragooon

Chromium Wheel - Dragooon

Crystal Wheel - Dark Knight

Track - LW160, High

Bottom - BSF, Blade Semi Flat

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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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Chase...My...Beyblade

Death Quetzalcoatl 125RDF Unboxing!!! By Takara Tomy!



I already own this beyblade by Hasbro, but was super excited to see that this bey had two metal wheels, the first one is called the Metal Frame and just looks like a circle that fits right on top of the 4D Metal Wheel. The metal frame is interchangeable where you can flip it and make it into a different mode. Its a balance bey if you have the spike side up and if you flip it down it will make it onto an attack beyblade. I love it soooo much. The tip or "bottom" that's what they call the performance tip on the box, is very unusual as well with a plastic covered rubber tip, not the same as Pegasus though. Check out the video below to see the details of this beyblade.


The Launcher that Death Quetzalcoatl came with the Light Launcher 2 (LL2), this bey is from the 4D System.

In the past, the best beyblade that I've had, almost unbeatable has been the Dual Ice Titan, but Death Quetzalcoatl has beaten it almost every time (it does depend on the rip you get), the double metal wheel does help, because it makes it very heavy.


This is one of my top favorite beyblades now, along with Dual Ice Titan, Fantom Orion!!! If you have a chance to get your hands on this beyblade, you have to get it, just have to, it'll be hard for other beyblades to beat this one.

Breakdown of Death Quetzalcoatl:

Face - ?

4D Clear Wheel - Quetzalcoatl

Metal Frame - Death

4D Metal Wheel, the core - Death

Track - Middle

Bottom - Rubber Defense Flat


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