Drivers continued to improve with new gimmicks, or ones that mimicked gimmicks found in older series, such as how Ultimate Reboot or Zeta reflect Final Drive and Delta Drive from Metal Fight respectively. Each layer could also be adjusted by either changing the God Chips which rest in the center of the bey (though standard ones are mainly aesthetic with no real change to overall performance), or they could be replaced with Metal God Chips which added weight.ĭiscs also changed as they started to be labelled with numbers referring to how many protrusions come out, and the numbered disks could be further customized by adding a Disc Frame which affected weight distribution and spin time among other factors. Though not all work as intended the changes that came from this made the battles more dynamic than the previous layer system. The main feature of the God Layers is that they have actual gimmicks aside from just the layer's design. The God Layer system, also labelled as the Switchstrike system under Hasbro is where we see the systems truly differentiate from each other. Let's begin by taking a look at the Single Layer System.
I'll also briefly cover the Slingshock and Hypersphere systems when I go over Cho-Z and GT respectively. Mainly, Hasbro's locking system doesn't use teeth on the layer, instead using slopes that are less tight. One thing to note is that Hasbro's system operates differently than Takara Tomy as there are some changes between both groups. Like the previous series, Beyblade Burst starts off by featuring the new mechanics of the overall series that they wish to showcase, before making the system more in-depth through new gimmicks that allow more options for customizing beys and figuring out how to use them in battle.įor Burst, each system is named in regards to how the layer has changed over the course of the series' run, though other parts may have had minor changes or new features as well that we'll also go over in lesser detail.
Seeing as I'm feeling a bit nostalgic, so let's take a look through each of the different systems applied to Beyblade Burst. It's kind of crazy to me that 2019 is already over and that a decade has also ended with it. Looking forward to what the new year will bring
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