Beyblade Burst Pro Series Knockout Odax Spinning Top Starter Pack - Stamina Type Battling Game Top with Launcher Toy

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I know this was hard to get in the TT version but it's nice to get it out of the pro series

Just what was expected, cost a bit more than the last ones but still great.

The Pro Series Knockout Odax isn't actually a Stamina Type as it says.When battles, it will actually bounce around the stadium in order to deal a good hit for a knock out (hence the name), so it's Stamina is actually bad.It's fun to play with, but if you want to actually do some competitive stuff for it, you might wanna change the forge disc to actually have it be a Stamina Type.Overall, 4/5, fun attacker with bad stamina

Its a beast. I'd say it's an Attack Type not defense in my experience with it. It may knock it's self out but it's also knocked out my best Beyblades as well. Really fun to see it bounce and pop it's way to those really hard hits. 10/10

It's not a good stock combo. Despite being advertised as a Stamina beyblade, it's stamina is extremely low since it has the Gou layer weight.The Gou layer weight has all of its weight distributed to one side of the weight, making it extremely unbalanced. Pair that with the Octa Performance Tip and you have a disaster of a beyblade.The Octa performance tip is supposed to be a stamina type tip, but since the whole beyblade is off balance because of the Gou layer weight it keep hopping around until it loses all of its stamina. If you didn't know the Octa tip is a stamina type tip compromised of 8 flat surfaces which all lead to one tip, where it touches the stadium. The reason is has these 8 flat sides is supposedly to balance it out. Since Octa comes with a heavy metal base it is very good for stamina. It spins for a long amount of time. But as soon as it tips over the flat sides will make contact with the stadium causing it to lose stamina.It comes with the 11 Forge disk and Bump Frame. Depending on which way you orient the 11 Disk you can either try to balance the weight of the beyblade out or completely lop side it. In theory, the 11 Disk should make the combo more of a balanced weight distribution, but since it weighs so little compared to the Gou Layer Weight, it basically does nothing. Orienting it in to the unbalanced state could give you some more attack power, but if it doesn't KO or Burst your opponent's bey in the first couple of seconds then it will most likely lose because it's so unbalanced.The Bump Disk has some use here because the entire combo makes Knockout Odax an extremely jumpy beyblade. It has two modes: An Attack mode and a Defense mode.Use the attack mode for when Knockout Odax is in its extremely unbalanced mode for it's hopping attacks. It comes with three protrusions evenly distributed across the whole frame.Use the defense mode for when Knockout Odax is in its more balanced mode to preserve its stamina as much as possible.Attack mode is when the Bump Frame has it's three protrusions in a higher profile and defense mode is when it has its three protrusions in a lower profile.

I like it. It's fun to play with casually.

It's cool that we got this beyblade via pro series since the Takara Tomy version is so rare but this beyblade is pretty awful. It's just way too small to be viable in most battles and it's a beyblade that can easily get mopped by its non-pro Hasbro counterparts so keep that in mind before you buy it. This is NOT a beyblade with much competitive use (there are some okay combos but it's too much of a glass canon for my liking) and even when you're playing just for fun you might have to put it up against some beyblades from a few generations to enjoy it

No me gustó sus ataques son muy débiles el presio terrible y se rompe fácil mente

It is a stamina bey but it is very unbalanced. Attack are not that good. Would not recommend