Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, takara tomy beyblades at beystation can be fun for everyone. With the variety of Beyblades on display, it’s easy to find something for any skill level.
Attack-type
BB-10 Attack Type Beystadium is a plastic Gen type stadium. It features three iconic walls, which make it easy to counter an opponent.
This Beystadium features 3 KO gaps, which are designed for easy knock-outs. It also has shallow impressions called Cyclone/Tornado Ridges, which help Attack Beyblades move quickly.
In general, Attack-type Beyblades are heavier. They’re meant to be strong and to take constant hits. They’re also meant to attack other Beyblades. But they’re weaker than Stamina-type Beyblades.
Stamina-type Beyblades are meant to last for a longer time. They’re also meant to keep spinning, even if they take a lot of hits. They’re also meant to be able to knock back attacks. However, they’re also meant to take a lot of hits, so they’re a little slower than attack-type Beyblades.
Unlike Stamina-type Beyblades, Attack-type Beyblades usually have rubber performance tips. These tips help them move faster and make them more mobile. But they also wear down Stamina.
Stamina-type Beyblades usually have thin tips, which makes it easier for them to grip an opponent. They also have a smooth energy layer.
Stamina-type
Compared to their Hasbro counterparts, Takara Tomy beyblades are earlier and much more powerful. They also have more options when it comes to blades, as they are able to swap out parts to suit the players’ needs.
Beyblades come in three main types: Attack, Defense, and Balance. Each type specializes in different areas of play. For example, Attack Beyblades specialize in aggressive movements and knocking out other Beyblades. They are also fast.
Defense Beyblades specialize in knocking back attacks. They are also heavy. These types of Beyblades can deflect attacks and knock an opponent out of the ring. However, they do not last as long as Attack or Defense Beyblades.
Balance Beyblades combine Attack, Defense, and Stamina types to create a unique type of Beyblade. They specialize in combining the advantages of each type. They also have a weakness in Stamina.
Stamina Beyblades are naturally advantageous against defense Beyblades, but they can lose matches if they are hit repeatedly. They are also designed to last longer against other Beyblades. They have thin tips to help limit the amount of friction between the blade and the stadium.
Common features of a Beystadium
Typical Beystadiums are small bowls with a smooth surface. Depending on the purpose, they may have other features. They also have pockets. You can use them to hold Beyblades. You may also need to add some small walls to the inside.
There are three main types of Beyblades. They are Attack/Striker Beyblades, Stamina/Endurance Beyblades, and Defense/Defender Beyblades. Each type specializes in a certain style of fighting.
Beyblades are made of metal or plastic. Some early Beyblades were only made of metal. However, later Beyblades were made of plastic. In addition, Beyblades were also made with magnetic parts. The “Magnacore” line of Beyblade toys featured magnetic Weight Disks.
Some Beystadiums have a ring in the center. The ring helps to keep the layers together. Other Beystadiums have a small circle in the center. These can be useful for generating randomness in the battle. Some stadiums also have magnets that affect the movement pattern.
Beyblade Launchers vary in size and power. Some have retractable strings and others use ripcords. String launchers are preferred by most Beybladers.
Takara Tomy’s Cho-Z and SlingShock systems
Besides the release of the Cho-Z and SlingShock systems at Beystation, Takara-Tomy has also released a variety of Beystadiums. These stadiums have different features depending on the purpose. Some stadiums are meant for WBO tournaments, while others are meant for free play. The difference between these types of stadiums is that they are based on the Metal Fight and S3 series.
The Cho-Z and SlingShock systems are functionally identical, releasing Takara Tomy Beyblades from the Gatinko, Superking, and Cho-Z Layer System. They also include gimmicks, such as the Performance Tip. These gimmicks allow Beyblades to gain speed and redirect towards an opponent. The Performance Tips are divided into Attack Type Performance Tips and Defense Type Performance Tips.
The HyperSphere System is Takara Tomy’s successor to the SlingShock System. Its Energy Layers consist of Storm Chips, which are molded in shapes. It also includes a NFC chip, which can be scanned at BeyTerminal arcade machines. The HyperSphere System also introduces HyperSphere Performance Tips. These tips are meant to interact with HyperSphere Beystadiums, allowing the Beyblades to gain speed.
