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Decent Starter Stadium. Few notes for parents.
I only recently got into Beyblades so I'm not an expert but wanted to give a few notes for parents who may not know much about them. Beyblades fall into 4 types: Defense, Attack, Stamina, and Balance. The first 3 share a Rock, Paper, Scissors relationship so Defense > Attack > Stamina > Defense. This set comes with 1 attack and 1 defense Beyblade. The Defensive one (green) is usually the winner from what I've found. If you are buying this to share between siblings, you may want 1 or 2 extras of differing types to avoid frustration. There is still some skill in how you launch so it's not impossible for one to win with the Attack type. The Beyblades in this set both spin clockwise or right. To launch a right spinning Beyblade, first put the rip cord in the launcher on the side labeled 'R'. Next guide the launcher prongs into the center of the 'C' shaped grooves in the top of the Beyblade. Finally turn the Beyblade counter clockwise or left to lock it into the launcher (The prong of the launcher should be touching the top or bottom of the 'C' shaped groove depending on what side you are looking). Then just pull the rip cord and it should launch. You can also connect the launchers together to launch 2 at once with 1 rip cord. The parts of the Beyblades can be mixed and matched to create better match ups. As for the review: This is a cheap stadium so I knew it wasn't going to be perfect going in. The plastic is thin and there are some imperfections in the surface of the bowl. Mine doesn't really seem to hurt the performance enough to notice so I didn't have any problem with them. I liked the walled aspect of it. It seems like its impossible for them to fly out of the ring. There is a flat edge on the outside so it's kind of cool seeing one whip around the edge then fall into the bowl. The launchers are not as good as the one I got from the single Beyblade pack at Walmart but they work just fine. I feel like the reviews about bad launchers are probably from people who didn't read the instructions. Also I wanted to note the tips do not have the mode change like ones from Walmart but these out performed my Walmart ones so maybe that's a good thing. The bowl also isn't symmetrical, of the few episodes from the show I've seen, most of the bowls are symmetrical. It works well on tabletops and carpet. I really like the movement the hour glass shape creates for the Beyblades. Overall this is probably a good starter set for Beyblade, I probably wouldn't get this one for people who already have a stadium and/or collects them though.
February 2020 · Toys and Games · verified purchase
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