Beyblade X Transformers Collab Optimus Prime 4-60P vs. Megatron 4-80B Multipack Set with 2 Tops & 2 launchers; Battling Top Toys for 8 Year Old Boys & Girls (Amazon Exclusive)

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A mi hijo le encantan los Beyblades y este no fue una excepción

My son loved these. We also bought some more expensive Beyblade Xs but these were his favorite. When I joined in the blading they were super smooth and well-balanced, and beat out the other Beys.

If you are a transformers fan then this beyblade set is for you. The toys themselves seem well made and identifiable. The launchers work really well.

Optimus Prime 4-60P (Point) and Megatron 4-80 (Ball) are right rotation Beyblades (Japanese spinning tops) designed to work in Takara Tomy’s (TT; a Japanese toy company) Beyblade X generation compatible beystadiums (not included) using winder or string launchers (also not included). Optimus Prime (the Hasbro retooling of Helm Knight) is a Balance type that seems to be the same in physical form (with the exception of the QR code, Decal, and slight imbalance in the design) to TT’s Knight Shield. Its ratchet is 4-60, which is a four-sided ratchet deemed not so good for competitive play in the current meta due to being easy to burst, but it has a rare-looking blue/red coloration (to the TT limited and expensive Cobalt Drake Beyblade’s 4-60 ratchet) and 60 is rather low and therefore better for attack than 80. The Optimus Prime blade is supposedly better for attack despite being labeled as a Balance type bey and being retooled from a defense type bey, but balance types should be able to change things up during battle anyway. The bit (the part of the Beyblade X bey that makes contact with the stadium floor) known as “P” stands for “Point,” and it is a top-tier performance part for competitive as a balance bit that can attack and also has decent stamina. Although listed as stamina type, Megatron is a retooling of Scythe Incendio which is a balance type Beyblade (known as TT’s Hells Scythe in Japan) and is not designed for stamina due to a misunderstood design imbalance in the blade that [the Japanese engineers] attempts to make defense type beyblades lose stamina faster than stamina types. Why is it on a stamina type when it was retooled from a balance type? Probably because the person who designed it did not have known the reason behind it, or did not care. 4-80 is a four-sided ratchet with the worst performance due to being easy to burst and is also considered horrible with it’s tall height because it allows shorter beyblades to get under it to take shots at it’s ratchet. “Ball” or “B” is a good stamina bit and perfect for stamina types but because it gains greater stamina at the cost of speed, but since Megatron’s blade is designed from a balance type with a defense type imbalance, it suffers greatly in battle. Despite being near identical in total weight, expect one-sided battles with Optimus Prime winning over Megatron in the Xtreme Stadium (not included) using the accelerator rails to whip around to strike Megatron hanging out at the center of the stadium and either burst or knock him towards the Over or Xtreme Zones for an Over Finish or Xtreme Finish, respectively. In conclusion, this Hasbro Beyblade 2-pack has useful parts (not so much the ratchets but the bits are good) and as an otherwise rare collaboration, a fact that I especially like because Hasbro has the rights to do that kind of thing. I think most Transformer fans will be happy with this booster pack set, most of them collectors like myself, I assume.

I got this for my nephew for Christmas. He loves them.

Optimus Primal weighs around 36 grams compared to Keel Shark/ Shark Edge weighing around 34-35 grams. It has a weight imbalance; but the extra gram of heaviness makes it an upgrade compared to the original!

Got them for my son. He LOVES them! They are heavier than the other Beyblades I have purchased. They spin forever and FAST! I enjoy playing with them as well!