Beyblade Metal Fusion Battle Case

Battle it out anytime and anywhere mobile Beystadium arena lets you battle anytime and anywhere. 

Pocket-less design keeps the battle moving

Battle it out anytime and anywhere with this Mobile Beystadium arena! Set it up in just a few steps and prepare to take on any competition in moments (tops sold separately). The pocket-less design keeps the tops action moving and battles raging on. When you’re finished playing, just fold it up and you’re good to go not to mention carry and store more than 50 tops!

To attach them there is a tool that helps tighten the all together called a: construction tool.

once a bey is together test it first before battling its embarrassing when it breaks as you begin battles.

Try using different parts of different beys to increase power. different parts increase different areas of the bey e.g. attack defence stamina ect.

And always have a few spare parts in-case of an unanticipated event during a tournament.

Some customisations need different ways of being launched into the beystadium.

Some need a lot of practise to be mastered.

Some are simple to be used.

Some make a bey go unbelievably mad and fly out the stadium.

Some customisations can be hard to beat but can still be beaten.

Not only beys can be customised but you can make ripcords longer which counts as customising.

Some bladers (such as myself) prefer to customise other bladers blades and repair them than battle.

some bladers draw all over the launcher to help them look unique.

every blader battles different that’s the fun finding your way customising your self and style as a blader.

his is a very important tip, ignore this tip and bounce to high watch the results no good. Different surfaces means different spinning results. On a bumpy surface the bey will keep bouncing or jumping do to the surface its rotating on.

Keep the inside of your bey clean to help wits performance. Take it apart every now and then and clean it carefully but thoroughly. Keeping your bey parts together is also a very important job.

Loose them and there goes your best chance of customizing them. Have fun with your beyblades and keep good care of them and they will do their best in battles.

You can buy different types of beyblade like attack types defence types stamina and balance. And for the different type beyblade you can get stadiums to help like a defence stadium where its harder to knock out other beyblades. Balance stadiums where you cant loose your balance that easy. Or there are different launchers to help get certain amounts in E.G with the normal launcher you can launch one easily but with the new string shooter you can launch as many as you want.

If you don’t own an arena try making one with something like shoes, books, magazines, stuff like that. If you can’t get those to work use a frying pan or a bowl or tray I used all of these personally and they where great to us

You can also do cool tricks with your beyblade. Most tournaments will be hosted by the wbo(world beybladeing organization). Unless you use the new version of beyblades called battle strikers you use a machine to launch and a little control to control it via magnets. You don’t really need a arena for those.

New metal beyblades have come out and if you use those ones careful and watch out for scratches and dents in mine I had one beyblade ruined from a battle at school. It got battered in a tag team battle.

Thats right beyblade can have teams in battles but be careful youdon’t attack your team mate(it happens).

As well watch the floors you play on. It is recommended you don’t play on wooden floors unless your mum doesn’t mind a few scratches(that also happens).

If you take beyblades with you when you go out the try and keep the rip cord straight it won’t help bending that!!!! When you are launching a beyblade if you do it at an angle you get different results. As well launching is the most important part of beybattles because bad launch then its all over.

Its very easy to do a bad launch and not notice till the end practice launching and timing the length of the spin the better the time the better the launch was.

Another thing, beybattles can be noisy so make sure its in a place where the noise wont matter. Like a bedroom or garden etc. And the less bounces after launch the better in the air your beys rotation slows quickly.

This is a very important tip, ignore this tip and bounce to high watch the results no good. Different surfaces means different spinning results. On a bumpy surface the bey will keep bouncing or jumping do to the surface its rotating on.

Keep the inside of your bey clean to help wits performance. Take it apart every now and then and clean it carefully but thoroughly. Keeping your bey parts together is also a very important job.

Loose them and there goes your best chance of customizing them. Have fun with your beyblades and keep good care of them and they will do their best in battles.

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BeyBlade Toys

BeyBlade Toys Are fast becoming one of the most poplular games in the World.

Beyblades launched as a magazine series in the 1990′s in Japan and was made into a comic in 2000 in America where they created 14 volumes.

The beyblade models were launched soon after and the TV series appeared in 2001 in the US and Japan.

Beyblades have seen several series the first was Beyblade followed by V-Force and the G-Revolution and the latest is Metal Fusion.

A Movie was made in 2004 called Beyblade fierce battle. They went quiet from 2006 but have come back with a vengance in 2010. Watch out for the latest metal fusion range in toyshops near you.