1. #1Plot

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   In a world on the brink of collapse, the heroes of their own stories fought valiantly—but ultimately failed. Sacrificing everything in a final stand, they perished alongside their shattered dimension. Yet, death was not the end. Awakening in a mysterious new realm, each hero finds themselves in an unfamiliar yet hauntingly fragile world, scattered across its vast regions. As they grapple with their new existence, they discover a chilling truth: this world faces the same impending doom as their original one. Burdened by their past failures and haunted by memories of what they couldn't save, the heroes must rise again, learning to navigate this strange dimension and its cryptic rules. Can they overcome their inner demons and work together to protect this new world from destruction? Or will history repeat itself, leaving them to watch yet another home crumble into ruin? The fate of this dimension—and their redemption—rests in their hands.

2. #2What IS Beyblade?

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   What is Beyblade? Beyblade is a competitive game involving spinning objects based on the ancient game known as “Beigoma,” a Japanese game made by the Japanese involving spinning tops. Beigoma was first created in the Heian period (794-1185) by Japan. The very first Beyblade, Ultimate Dragoon, was released on July 1999. In essence, the concept of Beyblade has been around for 25 years total, and they’ve progressively evolved over the years.

3. #3Beyblade Terminology

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   Beyblade: The name of the game/sport Bey: The “spinning object” used in battles Blader: A person who plays Beyblade Stadium: The small, circular arena where beys battle, has a length and width of 10 feet. The outer perimeter of this stadium is surrounded by a protective wall barrier to prevent Beys from easily being knocked out or hurting the bladers being knocked out by an opposing bey. Connected along the outer perimeter is an internal (inward) ring gear (This is called the Xtreme line) that interacts and connects with the gears (outward) on the "Drive" of the bey to increase rotational speed for a powerful high-speed collision, which it connects to a singular point at the top to direct the bey that is interacting with the Xtreme line towards the opposing bey. There is a wider, central exit to the stadium that is outlined in red. This is called the "X-Zone. Once a bey goes outside the red outline, it counts as a loss. Spin: The rotational movement of the Bey Spin Direction: The rotational direction of the Beys Right Spin/Clockwise Spin: Able to spin to the right Left Spin/Counterclockwise Spin: Able to spin to the left Dual Spin/Reversable Spin: Able to spin to the right and left through manually switching the Bey’s spin direction, but not simultaneously spinning both ways. Spin Equalization: The ability to absorb and balance spin from an opposing Bey spinning in the opposite direction. Picture two circles; when spinning in the same direction, they repel each other. But if one is spinning in the opposite direction, they interlock and equalize energy. Gimmicks: Minor physical abilities built into the Beys themselves to alter performance in battle Special Moves/Attacks: Powerful physical abilities that are not built into the Bey, but are the result of a supernatural force influencing the Bey. Resonance: The deep connection between a Blader and their Bey, aligning their energy to enhance performance, unlock special moves, or unleash hidden potential during battles. It is a temporary boost in power that multiplies your normal power by a set number. This power is unlocked by training with your Beyblade alone and talking with it more, basically strengthening your bond. The stronger the bond, the stronger the resonance power boost. Some can unlock a resonance so great that it changes their appearance until the battle ends. Resonances such as those are generally considered legendary or a myth. Bond: The relationship of trust and understanding between a Blader and their Beyblade. It represents their mutual growth and cooperation, often serving as the foundation for resonance and peak performance in battles. Avatar: Spirit-like entities that reside within certain Beyblades, embodying their power and unique characteristics. They often represent mythical creatures, animals, or forces of nature, and can manifest visually during battles to amplify the Beyblade's abilities or unleash special moves. The appearance of the avatar is determined by the Bey’s motif. For example, if the motif of my bey is a dragon, then it will take the appearance of a dragon. Avatar Realm: The mental realm within the confines of the Blader's mind where they speak to their bey's avatar directly. Typically, only people with strong bonds can pull this off. Xtreme Line: A strong plastic piece on the outer perimeter of the stadium with a path divider, that when Beys grip it, can accelerate and knock their opponent out. This is known as the “Xtreme Dash.” X-Zone: A part of the Xtreme Line that’s colored in red. Spin Finish: When one Bey is still spinning while the opponent has stopped Over Finish: When one Bey knocks the opposing Bey out of the stadium Burst Finish: When one Bey disassembles the other as a result of a powerful attack Xtreme Finish: When one Bey, utilizing the Xtreme Line, knocks the opposing Bey out of the stadium past the X-Zone. Neo Finish: When one Bey, utilizing the Xtreme Line, hits the opponent so hard, that not only are they sent flying past the X-Zone, but also bursts as a result. Attack Type: Beys designed for aggressive and high-impact movements to overpower opponents. Defense Type: Beys focused on withstanding and deflecting attacks with stability and durability. Stamina Type: Beys built to maintain spin for extended periods, aiming for endurance in battles. Balance Type: Beys created to combine the features of attack, defense, and stamina for versatile performance, typically not excelling in any of the three previous types. Spin Revival: A Beyblade's ability to regain spin before its stamina completely runs out. Spin Steal: A Beyblade's ability to steal spin from an opposite-spinning opponent through spin equalization. Overdrive: A state where a Beyblade spins at an extremely high speed as a result of acceleration. Recoil: The degree of pushback a Bey experiences upon impact Impact Absorption: The capacity to reduce recoil and maintain stability after collisions Life-After-Death (LAD): The ability to continue spinning on a tilted axis after losing balance and stamina Burst Resistance: How well a Bey can resist (which results in disassembling; a Burst Finish) bursting during battle. KO Resistance: How well a Bey can resist being knocked out of the stadium Weight Distribution: The balance of weight across the Bey; affects spin strength and stability. Upper Attack: The ability to lift or destabilize an opponent by hitting upward Smash Attack: Direct, high-impact strikes to knock out opponents Grip: How well a Bey’s tip maintains traction with the stadium surface for control or aggression Tornado Stalling: A strategy where a Bey moves around the stadium edges to outlast the opponent Self-Stabilization: The ability of a Bey to recover balance after destabilizing impacts Spin Velocity: The initial and sustained speed of a Bey’s rotation Height Advantage: Leveraging vertical positioning to attack or defend effectively. Trajectory Redirection: The ability to shift movement paths mid-battle, often seen in advanced tips Low Center of Gravity: A Bey design where most of its weight is concentrated closer to the tip. This increases stability and resistance to being knocked off balance but may reduce agility High Center of Gravity: A Bey design where more weight is positioned higher above the tip. This can enhance attack power due to increased leverage but may reduce stability, making it prone to destabilization Inner Weight Distribution: A design where most of the Bey's weight is concentrated closer to its center. This enhances spin speed and stability but may reduce outward force for attack or stamina. Outer Weight Distribution: A design where weight is placed near the perimeter of the Bey. This increases rotational momentum, improving stamina and attack power but may slightly reduce stability. Bey Stadium: A circular, shallow pit in the ground about the size of an average human that beys spin in. Flower Pattern: When a bey is launched at a 95º angle, causing it to move in a circular path, but with a distinct inward and outward motion, resembling flower petals.

4. #4Beyblade Types and Advantages

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   Attack Types: These Beys are designed for speed and power, aiming to deliver powerful blows to their opponents. They excel at knocking out opponents quickly, especially against Stamina types. However, they are vulnerable to Defense types, which can absorb their attacks. Defense Types: These Beys prioritize durability and stability. They are built to withstand powerful attacks and maintain their position in the stadium. They are strong against Attack types but struggle against Stamina types, which can outlast them. Stamina Types: These Beys are focused on endurance and longevity. They are designed to spin for extended periods, outlasting their opponents. They are effective against Defense types, which may tire out before they can inflict significant damage. However, they are vulnerable to Attack types, which can quickly end their spin. Balance Types: These Beys are a versatile category that combines elements of all three other types. They can adapt to different situations and opponents, making them difficult to predict. They don't have a specific weakness but may not excel in any one area like the other types.

5. #5Battle Info, Point Systems, and Rules

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   [Battles] Most battles (except for training battles) typically have a person who takes the role of referee before the match. The referee role typically calls out what battle it is or the battle round they’re on. For example, if it’s a normal battle that’s been going on for 3 rounds but no blader has lost yet, the referee will say “Fourth battle! Ready… set!” another example would be Tag Battles. The Referee will say “Tag Battle! Ready… set!” For both of these battle types, the bladers will say “3, 2, 1! Go… SHOOT!” in response as they launch their beys.

   Training Battles: A Bey battle where 2 or more bladers who typically share a relation (e.g. friends, team members) have consecutive battles with one another for the purpose of improving their skill. Normal Battles: A Bey battle consisting of only two bladers. The opponent must be defeated to win a battle. Normal Battles go up to 4 points. Tag Battles: A bey battle consisting of four bladers, typically with two of those bladers being on an opposing team from the other two. Both opponents on the opposing team must be defeated to win. Tag Battles go up to one point. Battle Royales/Free-For-All: Battles consisting of three or more bladers, typically, the last blader standing wins. The last bey standing typically wins. Battle Royales go up to one point. Team Matches: Battles consisting of 3-5 bladers from each opposing club. Team Matches vary in rules and them amount of points it takes to win, so they’re typically only explained before the matches start. Championship/Title Matches: Battles where two bladers face off for the title of Champion. Typically, these battles are between a tournament winner and the current champion or between two opponents in the finals. Championship Matches go up to 5 points. Ties: Ties can happen no matter what finish it is. If both opponents are eliminated simultaneously, none get any points, and another battle is used to try and break the tie.

   [Point System] Survivor/Spin finish: 1 point Over/Ring out finish: 1 point Burst finish: 2 points Xtreme Finish: 3 points Power finish: 4 points

   [Battle Rules (This goes for all battle types)] Synchronized launches: Both bladers must say “3, 2, 1!” before saying “Go… SHOOT!” while simultaneously launching their Beys using launchers. Re-launching after the initial countdown is prohibited. No Second Launch: Bladers may not launch their Bey again in the same round, even if their Bey stops spinning, exits the stadium, or bursts. No Interference: Bladers may not interfere with their Bey or the opponent’s Bey once launched. WHICH MEANS THEY DO NOT JOIN THE BATTLE WITH THEIR BEYS BECAUSE THEY ARE FUCKING SPINNING TOPS, SO STOP DOING THIS. Stadium Setup: Battles must take place in an official Beyblade stadium. Modifying the stadium or using an unapproved one is prohibited. Stadium Boundaries: Bladers must keep their hands, launchers, and any other objects outside the stadium during active play. Fair Play: Bladers must show respect to opponents and officials. Cheating or disruptive behavior may result in penalties or disqualification. Disputes: In case of disagreement, the referee's decision is final. Multiple Beys: People who own more than one bey can only launch one for each battle. Battle Duration: A battle continues until one Beyblade stops spinning completely or is forced out of the stadium. Bey Breaking: If a blader’s bey is broken into two or more pieces, no matter the part, they are unable to continue the battle (IF they only have one bey) and the opponent wins by forfeit. Stadium Breaking: If a battle crumbles up the stadium to the point it can’t be used, then neither blader is able to continue the match and it ends depending on who has more points.

6. #6Neo System

   Keys: bey, beyblade, beybattle, mode, setup

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   • Introduction: This system seamlessly incorporates key attributes from all four previous Bey generations. It adopts the compact size of the Plastic Generation, the metal contact points of the Metal Fight (MFB) Generation, the Burst Mechanic from the Burst Generation, and the Xtreme Dash gimmick from the X Generation. However, the existence of these previous generations is not integrated into the history or worldview of this new dimension, making it a fresh and independent era.

   • Neo Face: A hexagonal piece designed to twist into the center of the Bey. It features an emblem or design that represents the Bey’s motif and theme. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the Neo Face also plays a crucial role in the burst mechanism, acting as both a functional and decorative component.

   • Neo Blade: The primary contact point of the Bey, composed mostly of metal around the outer perimeter with some plastic elements. It features a dual-part design, with a circular piece that can be positioned either on top or beneath the blade. This allows for adjustments to the Bey’s height, enabling strategic versatility in battles.

   • Neo Core: This component connects to the Neo Blade and forms the core structure of the Bey. It is crafted with metal at its center for stability and weight, while the outer area is made of plastic, balancing durability and performance.

   • Drive/Drive-X: The Drive determines the Bey's movement pattern in the stadium. It comes in two variants: the standard Drive and the enhanced Drive-X, which has a set of outward-facing gears surrounding its base to interact with the gears of the Xtreme Line to support Xtreme Dash performance. Both variants are available in three height configurations—Low, Normal, and High—with each height variation separated by exactly 2 millimeters. This precise height difference offers players additional customization to adapt their Bey's performance to various battle strategies.

   • Bey Naming: Bey names are categorized into two types: the general name and the full combo name. For example, a Bey might be referred to as “Ace Dragon” in general conversation. In this case, the Neo Face is called “Dragon,” the Neo Blade and Neo Core are collectively named “Ace,” and the Neo Drive is named “Charge.” When combined, the full combo name becomes “Ace Dragon Charge.” However, within the narrative, the general name is typically used for simplicity and storytelling purposes.

7. #7Resonances

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   Basic Resonance- This is just your normal Beyblade awakening you've seen in every show. Power is multiplied 1.5 to 5 at the most.

   Psuedo Resonance- "The pre-stage" This is the only one where the user's color can't change, but the aura color can. The aura is faint, and pretty much transparent. Multiplies power by 25x.

   Overdrive Resonance- "The semi-stage" The blader and bey get engulfed whole by their power/essence. The user's eyes turn white, and they become much faster. This can be stacked on top of other Resonances. Multiplies power by 50x.

   Super Resonance- The first stage. The user's hair can now change color (It will normally be gold or yellow, though exceptions can be made), though, the user's aura would look no different from your normal resonance or awakening in form/style. The color is usually vibrant for those with positive energy. Multiplies power by 100x.

   Dark Resonance- The second stage. Unlocked by intense negative emotions, mainly rage. The color of the user's aura and hair, no matter which one the character has, it will always be a dark shade, and the pupils will fade from their eyes. The aura will look like a thick cloud of smoke. Multiplies power by 250x.

   Light Resonance- Nothing much to say besides that it's unlocked bey intense feelings or justice and heroism. Other than that, it's the complete opposite of the Dark Form in appearance too. The aura, however, will have sparkles radiating from it. Same multiplier too; 250x.

   Scorching Resonance- A Resonance represented by battle lust and burning spirit. The user's hair can change to any color, however, they will get a fiery orange aura. The user's wrists and ankles may be covered in fire, as well as their pupils. Multiplier is 500x.

   Divine Resonance- The user has red or hot pink hair with a fiery red aura with steam radiating off it, yellow eyes, and a body that appears to be more fit; perfect condition. Multiplier is 1,000x.

   Hyper Resonance- Same as the Super Resonance, but the hair color changes to whatever other color the user may wish. The aura is surrounded by stars and electricity. However, no matter what hair color, the aura color will always stay a rainbow color unless it is a variant exclusive to a certain character. The multiplier is 100,000x.

   Ultra Resonance- The user's hair stays the same color, however, the user's eyes become a lighter hue, and they'll get a more god-like aura according to their color. They will be much faster and stronger. Only people with intense concentration, control over their emotions, and calmness at the right moment can use this. Multiplier is 1,000,000x.

   Ultimate Resonance- The hue of the user's hair becomes lighter (If it's white, it turns silver), eyes and aura are the same as with Ultra Resonance, they are much faster and stronger, but on a larger scale. This can only be used on two conditions. The user must have Ultra Resonance, and they must perfect it as well. Multiplier is 10,000,000x.

   Infinite Resonance- The user's hair becomes the same color as their main aura color, however, the eyes turn white. The aura has multiple star-like energy specks revolving around it at a fast pace, as well as the god-like aura from Ultimate Resonance (With a bit of a flame effect too). This Resonance has no definitive multiplier. It starts off with the same power boost as Ultimate Resonance (For a few seconds anyway), then begins to rise, and it'll continue to rise non-stop. Every attack will add to the power gained. For example, if an opponent attacks the user while they're gaining power, it'll absorb the power of the attack and add it to the user. This Resonance can only be countered by someone with the same Resonance, or someone who can bypass its ability. As a plus, the user gets an infinity sign temporarily imprinted on them. Because of how powerful this Resonance is, it's very rare. The chances of getting it are slim to none.

   Absolute Resonance- The pinnacle of all Resonances, Absolute Resonance is an unstable yet unparalleled form of power. The user's hair remains its original color but gains an iridescent accent, reflecting light in dazzling and unpredictable patterns. The aura shifts to a massive, glistening silver, adorned with swirling tendrils of raw energy that repel and nullify lesser powers. These tendrils move independently, deflecting incoming attacks and overwhelming opponents. This form transcends all known multipliers, adjusting dynamically to always surpass the opponent's power level. Absolute Resonance is not bound by logic, granting the user infinite adaptability in battle, but at the cost of immense physical and emotional strain. It's considered a forbidden state, obtainable only by those who have truly mastered every prior Resonance and have an unbreakable bond with their Bey.

8. #8Characters

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   Character info will be added as the story progresses. STOP GIVING THE CHARACTERS RANDOM BEYS WHEN THE LOREBOOKS LITERALLY TELL YOU WHAT BEY THEY HAVE.

   Tyler

   The reincarnation of {{user}}, the former Demon King. Once a ruler of unimaginable power, Tyler met his end in an epic battle that led to the destruction of his realm. Now reborn as a human bandit in Dimension 17, he serves as the story's main protagonist. Tyler is dark-skinned with a healthy, mesomorphic build, black hair streaked with blue accents, and striking blue eyes. Known for his limitless potential, Tyler has an uncanny ability to overcome almost any opponent, whether by adapting his strategy in the heat of battle or through rigorous training. Despite his remarkable intelligence and adaptability, Tyler prefers to dive into challenges headfirst, often "going with the flow." His cocky, high-energy personality makes him both a charismatic leader and an unpredictable force in any situation. Though prone to hot-headedness, he rarely lets it hinder his ultimate goals.

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   Shadow Mage (Cassidy)

   A former servant to the Demon King, {{user}}, in her previous life, the Shadow Mage has been reincarnated in Dimension 17 as Cassidy, a skilled adventurer. Cassidy has long black hair with striking purple accents, a slender build, and a mysterious black cloak. Armed with a staff, she wields powerful magic, renowned for her stealth abilities and near-perfect reaction time, boasting a 90% success rate. Cool-headed and nonchalant, Cassidy prefers to stay composed under pressure, using her calm demeanor to outmaneuver enemies and allies alike.

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   Kael

   Once an ordinary warrior who challenged the Demon King, {{user}}, to a fateful duel that triggered the end of their world, Kael has been reborn in Dimension 17. With brown hair, golden eyes, and fair skin, Kael is physically unassuming yet exceptionally skilled in combat. Despite his vast battle experience, he is often regarded as the "most normal" member of the group in terms of personality. Kael’s practical and straightforward approach to challenges makes him a dependable, if understated, ally.

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   Orochi

   A former mercenary known for his incredible physical strength, Orochi is a robust and athletic figure with messy orange hair, piercing silver eyes, and slightly tanned skin. He’s a brawler at heart, relying on raw power to overcome challenges. While often dismissed as the "brawn over brains" type, Orochi’s intelligence is far from below average. However, his temper is his Achilles' heel, as he is easily provoked—especially when his intelligence is insulted or he’s blamed for something he refuses to take responsibility for (even if it’s clearly his fault). Orochi’s fiery personality makes him both an asset in combat and a source of occasional tension within the group.

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   Sayo

   A princess of the Starlight Kingdom and Tyler’s love interest, Sayo is far from the typical damsel in distress. With long, white hair, pink eyes, and red glasses, she carries herself with the grace and maturity befitting her royal heritage. She possesses a strategic mind that makes her one of her kingdom's greatest combat assets. Known for her intelligence and sharp wit, Sayo excels in analyzing opponents and formulating near-perfect strategies. Her sarcastic and clever remarks often leave her adversaries frustrated and off-balance. Despite her royal status, Sayo is a fearless fighter, willing to stand her ground and battle to the end for her beliefs.

9. #9Beys and their owners

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   Overlord Terrios (Balance Type)- Owned by Tyler Fortune Kairos (Attack Type)- Owned by Kael Berserk Cerberus (Stamina Type)- Owned by Cassidy Thunder Orichalcum (Defense Type)- Owned by Orochi Rampant Feline (Balance Type)- Owned by Sayo Illuminate Seraphiel (Balance Type)- Owned by Sayo Arcane Mage (Balance Type)- Owned by Sayo Purge Astaroth (Balance Type)- Owned by Sayo

10. #10Bey Part Database

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    Neo Faces

    • [Terrios I] The motif and emblem design are of Terrios, the Dragon of Chaos. A clockwise neo face with 6 teeth, allowing for 6 clicks before bursting. (This part is featured on Overlord Terrios)
    • [Kairos I] The motif and emblem design are of Kairos, the personification of luck and opportunity. A clockwise neo face with 4 teeth, allowing for 4 clicks before bursting. (This part is featured on Fortune Kairos)
    • [Cerberus I] The motif and emblem design are of Cerberus, the three-headed guard dog of the underworld and pet of Hades. A clockwise neo core with 3 teeth, allowing for 3 clicks before bursting. (This part is featured on Berserk Cerberus)
    • [Orichalcum I] The motif and emblem design are of the personification of Orichalcum, the legendary metal in Greek Mythology. A clockwise neo core with 4 teeth, allowing for 4 clicks before bursting. (This part is featured on Thunder Orichalcum)
    • [Feline I] The motif and emblem design are of the cunning and stealthy predator, the feline. A clockwise neo core with 5 teeth, allowing for 5 clicks before bursting. (This part is featured on Rampant Feline)
    • [Seraphiel I] The motif and emblem design are of Seraphiel, one of the archangels in Heaven. A counterclockwise neo core with 5 teeth, allowing for 5 clicks before bursting. (This part is featured on Illuminate Seraphiel)
    • [Mage I] The motif and emblem design are of the Mage, a caster of magic. A clockwise neo core with 5 teeth, allowing for 5 clicks before bursting. (This part is featured on Arcane Mage)
    • [Astaroth I] The motif and emblem design are of Astaroth, the great duke of hell in the first hierarchy. A counterclockwise neo core with 5 teeth, allowing for 5 clicks before bursting. (This part is featured on Purge Astaroth)

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    Neo Blades

    • [Overlord] A tri-bladed clockwise balance-type Neo Blade with thick, serrated edges and smooth metallic surfaces. Designed to excel in attack, defense, and stamina by maintaining a versatile performance. (This part is featured on Overlord Terrios)
    • [Fortune] A dual-bladed clockwise attack-type Neo Blade with asymmetrical protrusions: one side features downward-facing hooks to deplete the opponent’s stamina, while the other employs upward-facing ridges for uppercut-style attacks. (This part is featured on Fortune Kairos)
    • [Berserk] A tri-bladed clockwise stamina-type Neo Blade with upward-curving blades that deflect incoming damage, enhancing durability in long battles. (This part is featured on Berserk Cerberus)
    • [Thunder] An octagonal-shaped clockwise defense-type Neo Blade with eight evenly distributed blades to effectively neutralize direct assaults from all angles. (This part is featured on Thunder Orichalcum)
    • [Rampant] A quad-bladed clockwise balance-type Neo Blade with a mix of smooth and serrated edges, offering quick offensive maneuvers and effective parrying capability. (This part is featured on Rampant Feline)
    • [Illuminate] A dual-bladed counterclockwise balance-type Neo Blade with wing-like structures and reinforced metallic components, delivering powerful, weighted attacks. (This part is featured on Illuminate Seraphiel)
    • [Arcane] A robust five-bladed clockwise balance-type Neo Blade designed with a heavy frame to counter enemy assaults while maintaining aggressive counterattack potential. (This part is featured on Arcane Mage)
    • [Purge] A tri-bladed Neo Blade with jagged edges, engineered for high-recoil clashes, favoring unpredictable, high-risk, high-reward outcomes. (This part is featured on Purge Astaroth)

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    Neo Cores

    • [Overlord] A tri-bladed balance-type Neo Core focused on outer weight distribution (OWD) for enhanced stability and effective offensive potential. (This part is featured on Overlord Terrios)
    • [Fortune] A dual-bladed attack-type Neo Core with strategically positioned outward-facing metal sections to improve OWD and maximize force delivery. (This part is featured on Fortune Kairos)
    • [Berserk] A circular stamina-type Neo Core with small ventilation holes designed to minimize air resistance and support prolonged endurance. (This part is featured on Berserk Cerberus)
    • [Thunder] An eight-bladed Neo Core featuring a compact, octagonal structure with weight centralized for better control and stability (CWD). (This part is featured on Thunder Orichalcum)
    • [Rampant] A quad-bladed balance-type Neo Core with an adjustable orientation system, allowing for modes that optimize attack, defense, stamina, or balance. (This part is featured on Rampant Feline)
    • [Illuminate] An octagonal Neo Core with slightly elevated indentations to enhance rotational performance and reduce drag. (This part is featured on Illuminate Seraphiel)
    • [Arcane] A star-shaped Neo Core with 10 points, capable of altering performance modes to focus either on piercing direct attacks or stamina-draining barrage strategies. (This part is featured on Arcane Mage)
    • [Purge] A tri-bladed Neo Core inspired by battleaxes, featuring aggressive weight distribution and powerful attack dynamics. (This part is featured on Purge Astaroth)

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    Drives

    • [Low Counter/Counter-X] A low-height, cone-shaped drive with a spike-tipped core for versatile movements. Designed for counterattacks, it adapts its trajectory based on tilts during combat. (This part is featured on Overlord Terrios)
    • [Chance/Chance-X] An attack-type drive with a flat surface and a compressible spring mechanism that produces erratic movement patterns, surprising opponents. (This part is featured on Fortune Kairos)
    • [Low Endure/Endure-X] A low-height stamina drive featuring a pointed tip surrounded by a free-spinning dish to minimize friction, enabling prolonged spin times. (This part is featured on Berserk Cerberus)
    • [Traction/Traction-X] A defense-oriented drive with a rubber-coated, ball-shaped tip to maximize grip and provide stability, making it highly resistant to being pushed out of position. (This part is featured on Thunder Orichalcum)
    • [Low Waver/Waver-X] A low-height spike-shaped balance drive equipped with a downward-facing dish for self-righting capabilities and semi-aggressive movement patterns. (This part is featured on Rampant Feline)
    • [Variation/Variation-X] A semi-flat spike drive capable of switching between stable and aggressive movement modes, offering dynamic battle strategies. (This part is featured on Illuminate Seraphiel)
    • [High Balm/Balm-X] A high-height stamina drive featuring a ball-shaped tip with an outer ring, designed to accelerate spins while maintaining balance. (This part is featured on Arcane Mage)
    • [Trans Shift/Shift-X] A height-adjustable balance-type drive with a small ball tip and four trajectory-altering nubs for unpredictable movements during high-speed clashes. (This part is featured on Purge Astaroth)
11. #11Stats

    Keys: stats, stat

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    Stats go up from 10 to 1. The closer the stat is to 1, the stronger it is. These stats apply to the characters, not the Beys.

    Stats:

    • Attack:
    • Durability:
    • Endurance:
    • Speed:
    • Agility:
    • Intelligence:
    • Power:
    • Sensory:

    Advantages/Disadvantages:

    • Higher Attack > Durability and vice versa
    • Durability < Higher Endurance
    • Higher Speed > Durability (IN SOME CASES DUE TO PHYSICS) and vice versa
    • Higher Agility > Speed and vice versa
    • Intelligence has no advantages over other stats besides itself
    • Power can ignore stats depending on its level compared to other stats and the type of magic.
    • Sensory can be overpowered by higher speed/agility and vice versa
12. #12Blacklisted Words

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    Words that should NEVER be mentioned in responses:

    • Shadow Mage
    • Pink hair
    • Rampart
    • Hooded figure
13. #13Launch Forms

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    How a character launches their bey into battle.

    [Tyler's Launch Form: Chaos Boost] Tyler begins to back away several feet from the stadium. 3! He twists Terrios onto the launcher. 2! He throws the launcher forward into the air. 1! He runs toward the stadium and jumps up before catching the launcher, putting his hand on the string grip. Go.... SHOOT! He twirls in the air, then pulls the string and then hands on his own two feet as Terrios lands in the stadium gracefully.

14. #14Special Moves

    Keys:

    Always on · After character · Order 1000 · 100%

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    Xtreme Dash (Used by all bladers): When a bey locks into the Xtreme Line (or X-Line) and accelerates before charging toward the opponent, striking it with immense force. Overlord Crash (Used by Tyler): When Overlord Terrios is hit with enough force to send it careening back, it utilizes the elevated outer ring of the stadium to build up momentum and crash into the opponent, using its weight as the main source of damage dealing. Xtreme Dash! Chaotic Blast! (Used by Tyler): After completing an Xtreme Dash, Overlord Terrios strikes the opponent three times at that moment with its metal contact points. Usually, this attack sends the opponent out of the X-Zone AND Bursts them, resulting in a Power Finish, which is 4 points. Dragon Launch (Used by Tyler): When Overlord Terrios tilts to an angle, causing it to accelerate faster than its opponent and attack it from a blind spot such as the side or from behind. Xtreme Dash! Descending Judgement! (Used by Sayo): When Sayo's 2nd bey, Seraphiel, performs an Xtreme Dash, it uses its speed to propel it off the stadium surface as it smashes down onto the opponent like an arrow from Heaven.

15. #15Stadium Variants

    Keys:

    Enabled · Selective · After character · Order 100 · 100%

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