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In this article we’ll be diving specifically into the personal “Best Beyblade Burst Combos of 2021” lists the top ranked Beyblade players that I interviewed (including myself!) put together in order to contribute to my decision making for the primary list discussed in the previous part of this article series.
Examining tournament results and trends over time as I did in the first part series–How Competitive Beyblade Burst Has Evolved From 2019 & 2021–is important to understanding what Beyblade parts and combinations are good, but Beyblade is not always that simple.
In addition to the rules you play with, personal preference and experience can also play a huge role in determining what an individual player feels are the “best” Beyblade Burst combos.
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froztz Favourite Beyblade Burst Combos
The Top 5 Combos is a bit hard as most are using some variation of a Tempest, World, or Rage combo. I’ll try to list without variations of same.
I’d say Rage is the #1 combo and then the rest are in no particular order:
5. Dead Hades Blitz Atomic
This is a combo that can be used against Tempest players. You do have to mind your launch but it’s great at destabilizing and OS same spin combos. From what I’ve seen at tournaments it’s also pretty decent at KO’ing Rage as well.
4. Hollow Lucifer 2 Xtend+ 2A
This is a combo we see here in NC/SC, if you can wear the Xtend+ down it has great KO potential and is capable of OS opposite spin Drift.
This is one (Master Longinus Around Drift is just the FL variant of this imo) of the best opposite spin combos. You can’t go wrong with this in your deck(switch in on right spin). I tend to think this combo is too big a gamble to use before final stage; unless you know your opponent is using opposite spin.
2. Tempest Solomon Wheel Xtend+ 1S
Tempest Solomon 1S Wheel Xtend+ – My main combo, I see a lot of players use this as a “safe” combo and end up losing to Rage and other combos. There’s a lot more to this combo than hard launching in Stamina mode.. I personally switch Xtend+ mode depending on matchup.
1. Rage Longinus Destroy’ 3A
Stock Rage – Really Rage 3A with any aggressive rubber driver(Xtreme’/Jolt’/Quick’) is good. I’ve used with Ul’ and Xceed’+Z and have also seen lots of Zone’+Z variants. I say stock version though as it’s a combo almost anyone can use first stage and have a decent chance of making T8. When parents ask me what beyblade to get their kid for tournaments, I suggest this one.
Underrated: World Spriggan Orbit Metal 2B
Easily World SprigganOrbit Metal 2B. I’ve been using this since my first tournament. I don’t think a lot of players have experience using/going against one (at least not where I play). People seriously underestimate its potential. A fresh Orbit Metal can OS same spin Tempest on Xtend+. Once worn it gets aggressive and ups its KO potential. This is probably my favorite combo and I’m pretty sure in Top 8 it’s won me more points than my Tempest has.
Good pick by froztz. This might be one of the strongest stock Beyblades ever made. Every player needs these parts to compete and it’s probably the easiest to control competitive attack type in the game at the moment.
While this combo is a little outdated (as most rubber tips are), it had it’s time for sure. All you had to do was launch it with a slight angle or a sliding shoot and it would KO almost anything that stayed in the middle with its pure attack power, sadly there is more than thing to counter it but, it had its time.
Rage Diabolos Jolt’ 3A
4. Master Spriggan Wheel Zone’+Z
Another combo good for making it into top eight is Master Spriggan Wheel Zone’+Z (Left-Spin). This combo (originally made by Firekingard) is definitely a top tier combo, and because of it’s great LAD and good same spin abilities it can beat a wide selection of combos both spin directions.
But this beyblade takes a little bit of practice to be able to launch it in the center of the stadium when there’s a left-spin vs left-spin battle. Nonetheless, this is a very competitive combo for tournaments.
Master Spriggan Wheel Zone’+Z
3. Rage Longinus Destroy’ 3A
Talking about controlling your Beyblade, This next combo is a stock Rage Longinus Destroy Dash 3A. No need to control this beyblade as all you need is a launcher and Rage Longinus.
Of course, there are a ton of different ways to launch this beyblade to increase its performance, but no matter what it’ll always give you a fighting chance. The Ring of this beyblade being “Rage” it is an extremely heavy Ring with two metal dragon heads on it. The Chassis which is shaped to match the layer making it have a hit stronger than ever and it driver being Destroy Dash not only has good movement around the stadium but also has enough stamina to keep you in the game for as long as possible.
2. World Spriggan Drift 2B
The next combo is World Spriggan (usually used in left-spin) Drift 2B (I personally prefer Master Diabolos Around Drift in left-spin).
With this combo If you guess correctly and end up facing an opposite spin beyblade, the chances of you out spinning your opponent are very likely, Drift is one of the best LAD drivers in the game, but no Driver is unbeatable.
Drift had a very poor performance when in same-spin and tends to run around the tornado ridge and eventually lose its stamina or self KO, but if you are able to launch it correctly, there’s always a small chance you get a few points from keeping it in the middle.
1. Tempest Solomon (MCC) Wheel Xtend+ 1S
Number one would be Tempest Solomon (MCC) Wheel Xtend+ 1S, and I made this combo to get into the top eight of tournaments in an easier fashion. This combo can get you a top spot in any tournament if it is used correctly… Xtend Plus is one of the, or the best all around Drivers in the game where it has good enough LAD for opposite spin battles and great same spin capabilities, you can’t go wrong using this combo in a blind pick.
Underrated: Rage Diabolos Zone’+Z 2B
In my opinion, most underrated combo was Rage Diabolos Zone- +Z 2B. This combo was always in my case but I rarely used it. This combo was good to face people that you didn’t have an idea on what they were going to use. The combo gave you selection on how you wanted to play out the battle. You could either soft launch and battle it out in stamina or try to KO the other. The reason for Diabolos in the weight being in the middle gives it better LAD, Rage for a hit, 2B because it was heavy and circular, and Zone- +Z for stamina and a little movement. I feel this combo could have been more competitive if it was used more.
Blader Kei’s Recommendation: World Spriggan Drift 2B
Hard to argue with this pick by Cscramon. The World Ring is capable of switching between spin directions outside of battle, and depending on the mode you’ve selected, if your opponent is spinning in the opposite direction you’ll have an excellent chance of winning due to the Drift Driver’s god tier “Life After Death” … well, it’s not even really “Life After Death” because Drift just doesn’t fall over!
World Spriggan was an incredibly hyped release, as it’s predecessor, Lord Spriggan, dominated Beyblade tournaments as the best overall Layer from it’s release up until the release of the Sparking system, when it was power crept by Layers such as Tempest and Rage.
The Sparking Ring, World, is very smooth and round, giving it exceptional Stamina and Defensive abilities. This, combined with the well-balanced Diabolos Sparking Chip and the 1S Chassis, gives this combo exceptional opposite spin-stamina, allowing this combo to compete in stamina competitions with the most dominant Layers currently, such as Tempest and Master.
This well balanced Layer is perfectly suited to the Wheel Disk, as Wheel is also smooth and rounded, as well as weighing in at about 30 grams, which assists the combo in not only outspinning top-tier combos in both same and opposite-spin, but also aids the combo in preventing KOs from top-tier attackers such as Rage and Judgment.
The Zone’+Z Driver is a newer challenger in the stamina Driver competition, and through testing, it is shown to be able to take on dominant stamina Drivers such as Drift and Xtend Plus, both of which have been dominant in WBO competitive events. Zone’+Z functions like a metal bearing, and is shown to be able to hold up well on several different combos against top-tier stamina opponents such as Tempest and Master. In addition, this combo is also very versatile, and can switch up spin direction (albeit not in the middle of a match) to adjust to the diverse combos that it may be matched up with in a tournament. Overall, World Diabolos Wheel Zone’+Z is an incredibly versatile combo which is capable of taking on any opponent, and combined with high stamina, defense, and LAD makes this combo very effective, not only in the group stages of tournaments, but also in the deck format finals of WBO competitive tournaments as well.
4. Master Spriggan Wheel Drift
When the Master Layer Base was released in December, 2019, it instantly became one of the safest choices in both the first stage and final stage of WBO events, as well as non-WBO events around the world, due to it’s high same and opposite-spin stamina, it’s KO resistant shape, and it’s high weight, which was significantly heavier than most other GT rings at the time.
Master is still a top-tier Layer in WBO events, with it’s incredibly high opposite spin stamina and KO resistance allowing it to still go toe-to-toe with some of the best Sparking releases, such as Tempest and Rage. In addition to the significant burst resistance of the Master Layer Base, the Spriggan Chip’s high, thick teeth allow the combo to tank harder hits from layer such as Judgment and Rage, as well as ensuring that the combination does not burst in a stamina battle.
The Wheel disk is one of the heaviest disks in the game currently, and the smooth, round shape allows the combo to retain stamina longer, boost it’s LAD, and helps the combo to resist KOs through its massive weight. The Drift Driver has the highest opposite spin stamina in the entire Burst Driver lineup, capable of outspinning Bearing, Xtend Plus, and even newer Drivers such as Zone’+Z in opposite spin matches. Drift allows this combination to outspin almost every other combo in the game in an opposite spin matchup, allowing it to win every matchup its played in if skillfully used in deck format.
Overall, this combo provides best in-class opposite spin stamina, as well as high burst and KO defense, making it one of the safest options to play against opposite spin opponents such as Tempest or Perfect Phoenix, as well as putting up a fight against same spin layers such as World or Rage, exemplifying the the safe counter pick this combo provides in deck format finals.
3. Rage Diabolos Drift 3A
Rage Diabolos Drift 3A is a sort of jack-of-all-trades, master of none type of combo, in that it can perform well in a variety of different roles, but does not excel in any given field.
This combo is incredibly versatile, and allows the blader to switch up their playstyle according to the opposing combo. For example, you could go on the offense against Tempest and Master, but play more passively for an OS against combos such as Judgment or Rage X’. Rage 3A provides high levels of attack power to the combo, enough to KO almost any opponent it comes across, and Drift provides enough stamina to outspin what it cannot KO, making this combo very well balanced.
Drift will allow the combo to OS most stamina combos, as well as moving around enough to allow the Rage player to go on the offense, should the need arise. In addition, the Diabolos Sparking Chip weighs enough to add attack power to the combo, but is well enough balanced as to provide the combo more stamina. This allows the combo to take on just about any combo it may come across in a WBO tournament, whether it be group or deck format finals. Overall, Rage Diabolos Drift 3A is a very solid, well balanced combo, capable of taking on any opponent in a WBO tournament, and regardless of what the matchup may be, the Rage player will most likely always have a chance, as each part covers the weaknesses of the others.
2. Tempest Solomon (MCC) Wheel Xtend Plus 1S
Tempest has been the most prevalent and dominant Sparking Ring in official tournaments around the world since it’s much-hyped release in August of 2020.
Tempest is the ultimate hybrid of stamina and defense, with it’s fairly rounded shape combined with it’s 13 grams of weight allows Tempest to not only outspin many of the higher-stamina combos in the game currently, but also allows it to shrug off all but the heaviest of attacks.
Solomon is the heaviest Sparking Chip Core available which, combined with a Metal Chip Core simply adds more weight to the combination, giving it higher stamina and making it more difficult to KO. The 1S Chassis, along with the Wheel Disk and Xtend Plus Driver give this combo best in-class same and opposite spin stamina due to the smooth, well balanced shape of 1S, the heavy weight (30 grams) of the Wheel disk, and the incredible LAD of the Xtend Plus Driver, which has dominated competitive Beyblade since its release in September, 2018. Overall, this combo is an incredibly powerful, incredibly safe choice in the first stage of competitive tournaments, and seems to be poised to stay in this position for the foreseeable future.
1. Rage Helios 2 (MCC) Xtreme’ 3A
When Rage Longinus was released in August, 2020, it instantly became a dominant force in competitive tournaments, appearing in almost every podium player’s deck from release to the present day.
This incredible amount of usage exemplifies the monopoly Rage has on the attack Meta in Burst, mostly due it its unprecedented usage of metal and sharp contact points, allowing Rage to outclass virtually every other attack combination in the game, including many Judgment-based attack combos which were formally the most effective attackers in Burst. This incredibly powerful Ring is supplemented with the 3A Chassis, which, similar to Rage, is both heavy and highly effective due to it’s sharp and pointy design, which, combined with the Rage Ring, allows this combination to KO virtually every other combo in Burst.
The Helios 2 Sparking Chip along with the Metal Chip Core adds weight to the combo, allowing it to KO heavier combos, and the Xtreme Dash Driver, being the best attack driver in the game, gives this combo incredible speed, control, and grip on the stadium surface. Overall, Rage Helios 2 (MCC) Xtreme Dash 3A is a best in-class attacker, capable of KOing any other combination in Burst, and in the hands of a skilled player, can single handedly win a competitive tournament through entirely
KO and Burst finishes, a testament to the power of this combination.
Underrated: Naked Layer Base
I feel like the Naked Layer Base was very underrated in 2020/2021 since it was very slept on upon release due to the prominence of extremely powerful attackers, such as Judgment and Zwei.
When it was first released in Random Booster Volume 18, it was initially thought to be fairly useless, due to poor attack power, defense, and same-spin stamina, since it was a small circular base with very low weight. It was not until Naked was released in a mainstream booster (B-171 Beyblade Burst Sparking Triple Booster Set) that Naked’s true potential was realized. In the modern meta, Naked provides best in class opposite-spin stamina against the likes of Tempest and World and akin to Balkesh B3, it can resist KOs as long as it gets some lucky wall-saves.
On the right combination, Naked can take on every single right-spin Layer Base/Sparking Ring and come away victorious due to its incredibly effective spin-equalizing shape. Even with its opposite-spin prowess, Naked is still highly slept-on, even today, due to its high-risk high-reward nature, but when it is given the right parts, in the right situation, it can be absolutely smothering in deck format finals when played well against high-tier right-spin stamina/defense combos.
This combo is very similar to the #2 comblo of the year on the main list that I compiled. Especially if you are not comfortable with the harder to control Xtreme Dash Driver, using a combo like this with Rage on Drift is in my opinion the next best thing … it can KO what it can’t outspin and outspin what it can’t KO in most scenarios. Enough said.
If your Evolution Dash Driver is awakened/worn down, this combo can be a nice counter to other Xtreme’ or right-spin Drift combos due to its extreme speed, while still giving you the potential to KO or Burst right-spin combos like the Tempest Ring on Xtend+.
This combo takes some confidence to use, but the Infinite Ring is quite balanced, so it is able to effectively circle the stadium ridge without skipping it.
For this combo, I will point you towards the thorough explanation I gave in my World Spriggan review here.
Before deciding to include this on my list, I spent some time researching and testing the Rise 2D variant some more. My feeling is still that the Rise 2D variant is slightly worse in terms of opposite spin performance, but it does prevent self-KOing a bit more when you need to play this combo aggressively. Virtuous Circle provided a nice explanation of Rise 2D and how it is used here on the WBO.
Ultimately, which variant you use will come down to preference and situation but regardless … the main thing I want to reiterate here is that the Rise Driver in particular has been severely underrated by western Beyblade players for a long time. If you can, try wearing it down and experimenting with it.
High same/opposite spin stamina, defense, and ease of use combined to make this combo the MVP of the year for most players, especially before the release of the Zone’+Z and Drift Drivers.
2. Rage Helios (MCC) Drift 3A
The fact that this combo can outspin MCC TSl.Wh.Xt+ 1S is what puts it over top for me. It has weaknesses as I described earlier in this article, but all of the parts on this combo are just so powerful that you have the opportunity to win almost any match with this combo.
And as a side note if you were wondering: I chose to use Helios Sparking Chip with the Metal Chip Core over something like Helios 2 (MCC) here to try and centralize its weight a bit more to discourage movement; the Drift Driver moves a bit too much for its own good when launched with any amount of power. However, admittedly, I think the effect of this change is difficult to measure.
I will admit that at this point I am still debating whether the Xceed’+Z Driver or Xtreme Dash Driver is the best Driver for this combo.
When I first put this combo together it felt a bit like the new age version of the Xtreme Dash version of this combo; it felt like the additional opposite spin performance of Xceed’+Z was necessary to compete in the modern Beyblade metagame.
This combo can’t stand up against the top of the top tier opposite spin Drivers, but the opposite spin benefits of Xceed’+Z are worth considering as they can be beneficial in some situations against opposite spin opponents using Drivers like Atomic or Destroy’ with lower tier opposite spin performance. It gives you a secondary win condition if you’re not able to KO them.
That is the sort of quality that can make a combo truly scary to play against; being able to KO anything it can’t outspin and outspin anything it can’t KO.
One of the other reasons I liked Xc’+Z over X’ was because I found more success KOing opposite spin Drift combos initially with it. Lately X’ has done well for me too, so it could just be up to your launch technique … either way, Rage Helios 2 3A with either of these Drivers is very clearly to me the strongest combo in the game right now when in the right hands.
Similar to froztz’s underrated combo, the same-spin stamina of Tempest Solomon (Metal Chip Core) Wheel Atomic 1S can be used to catch many unsuspecting Xtend+ users off guard.
Thanks to the Atomic Driver, this combo can destabilize opposing same-spin Xtend+ combos and outspin them. The movement of Atomic also gives you a chance against some attack types where you have the option to launch lightly to stay closer to the center or harder to try and KO them.
Along with stock B-168 Rage Longinus Destroy Dash 3A, this combo is probably one of the most friendly to new players who want to use something competitive. I view this combo as arguably the poster child of 2020. Great same and opposite spin stamina, high defense, and easy to use.
Try using and mastering the nuances of combos like this before taking a step forward to use combos that use parts like the Atomic Driver or Xtreme Dash Driver, which require a bit more practice with to fully understand and succeed with.
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Love this article! For me my favourite combo is the World Spriggan GG Drift 1S with a total weight of 74g. It’s life after death is really great whilst it’s heavier base has been really good for knocking out beys from the centre as well. If I was to attend a tournament, this would definitely be in my line up 🙂
In My Opinion, Infinite Is A Underrated Ring. I Think It Mainly Stands Out Due To It’s Shield Mode. Also, I Looked At Some Videos And Here Is A Revamped List
5. Master Spriggan Wheel Zone’+Z
4. Tempest Solomon Wheel Xtend+ 1S
3. World Diabolos Drift 2B
2. Rage Helios Drift 3A
1. Rage Helios2 Xtreme’ 3A (MCC)
And For No Reason, I’m Gonna Make A List Of My Own
5. Master Spriggan Around Zone’+Z
4. Infinite Solomon Paradox Rise 1S
3. World Diabolos Zone’+Z 2B
2. World Diabolos Drift 2D
1. Rage Diablos Xtreme’ 3A
Is Curse Competitive With The 2D And 1B Chassis?
Its really awesome to see every competitive players combo pick on this article. Some are expected, surprising and enlightening. I’m glad you take your dedication to make this great article for people who are competitive enthusiast.
I like using most rage related combos like rage helios2 xceed’/xtreme’ 3A.
Can I also ask what is the difference between quick’ and xtreme’? Just got back to beyblade from god and want to know more about the different parts
I’m really glad that World Spriggan 2B Orbit Metal is getting some recognition! I’ve always thought that Orbit Metal was a very underrated Driver, especially with the release of Zone’+Z and Drift. The combo can work really well but I think that the Spriggan chip is just too weak to handle not having a dash driver. So I would personally swap it out with Diabolos or Helios 2 if I had either of those chips!
I love this article because it shines a light on so many other combos that are somewhat slept on in favor of Rage combos that dominate the meta. Also, I just realized that (with the low-scrape LAD drivers) Paradox might be more competitively viable because of it’s insane OWD (It kinda reminds me of the Phantom Fusion Wheel in a way).
At the moment, my favorite combo (at least for standard) is Level Chip Perfect Phoenix Nexus Zone’+Z. I haven’t tested it in an official capacity yet, but I have tested it against Rage Helios 3A on both Drift and Xtreme’, and it was able to fend them both off with ease. I know its sub-optimal (It’d probably be better as Tempest Solomon (MCC) Giga Zone’+Z or Drift), but with the parts I own I like it a ton.
Nice! What do you think would be a good combination using the Brave ring? It seems to be popular with Xtend+, but not too good based on your recent tournament parts. Is there really any purpose Brave can serve, or is it totally outclassed in everything!
Looks like ShinDog found the Hollow combo as well! That is awesome! If you end up reading this try Giga instead of Wheel and the new white Universe if yours isn’t awoken yet!
Here is my top 5 favorite list.
5. Master Spriggan wheel mobius: great for opposite spin matchups; Great stability
4. Brave Lucifer 2 destroy’ 2A: great burst resistance, attack power, and LAD.
3. Mirage Spriggan drift 2B: amazing in opposite spin battles; amazing stamina and LAD in opposite spin battles.
2. Tempest Solomon (mcc) wheel xtend+ 1S: no explanation needed
1. Rage Helios 2 (mcc) xtreme’ 3A: isn’t it obvious?
Underrated combo: Judgement Spriggan sting operate’ go: Unbalanced; great burst resistance; hits like a truck, but really low stamina.
Is Glide and every Ragnaruk layer useless?
I’ve been testing against combos on this list and it’s starting to seem like modified Cyclone Ragnas can be competitive.
Hey, I noticed that the Death ring had better sinergy with the 1A chassis than the Super ring.
I was wondering if Death on 1A would act similarly to a right spin Rage, albeit with less power.
That way, you could have two high lad combos, one for right spin, one for left.
The last three articles you’ve published here have been ultra-fascinating for me, a person who (with my son and daughter) have come to truly love Beyblading the past three years. While I have love for some of the older series, I’ve become enamored with Superkings and have had many thrilling, wild battles with my kids and also mixing and matching parts. Thanks for your very good, clear writing and richly superior knowledge of these dang crazy but addictive megatops. The DB series seems like an interesting step forward; we’ve already gotten into taking the frames off and battling them as mini-Beys—where these designed for this mode as well? (We think they’re going to eventually introduce mini-frames of some sort so it’s not just the metal clunking against metal.)
Thank you so much, John! Always love to hear from people like you who are into the game with your kids. And you’re certainly right that DB seems like an interesting step forward. I am hosting and participating in my first tournament of the DB era this weekend, so I’m looking forward to seeing how that goes. I’ve been doing a lot of testing this week to get ready.
And by “taking the frames off” do you mean the metal Armor pieces? I’m pretty sure they were designed to be used with those haha. But it would be cool if they made some non-metal ones and it might open up more options for them to be used in other formats with lighter Beyblade Burst tops (similar to what the WBO did with some of the GT Layer Bases being permitted in Burst Limited Format if they use the rubber Gen Weight rather than the metal ones).
I love this combo using Vanish Fafnir change performance Tip ‘Kick’ to Bearing.
This combo is good in stadium, can counter left spin because is heavy, can absorb right spin. You should try.
Love this article! For me my favourite combo is the World Spriggan GG Drift 1S with a total weight of 74g. It’s life after death is really great whilst it’s heavier base has been really good for knocking out beys from the centre as well. If I was to attend a tournament, this would definitely be in my line up 🙂
In your own #5 Favourite Combo you used the Lucifer 2 Sparking Chip instead of Hyperion 2 (Metal Chip Core)
This is a suggestion from GhostFox on the WBO:
Vanish Fafnir Tapered Drift 6
In My Opinion, Infinite Is A Underrated Ring. I Think It Mainly Stands Out Due To It’s Shield Mode. Also, I Looked At Some Videos And Here Is A Revamped List
5. Master Spriggan Wheel Zone’+Z
4. Tempest Solomon Wheel Xtend+ 1S
3. World Diabolos Drift 2B
2. Rage Helios Drift 3A
1. Rage Helios2 Xtreme’ 3A (MCC)
And For No Reason, I’m Gonna Make A List Of My Own
5. Master Spriggan Around Zone’+Z
4. Infinite Solomon Paradox Rise 1S
3. World Diabolos Zone’+Z 2B
2. World Diabolos Drift 2D
1. Rage Diablos Xtreme’ 3A
Is Curse Competitive With The 2D And 1B Chassis?
Its really awesome to see every competitive players combo pick on this article. Some are expected, surprising and enlightening. I’m glad you take your dedication to make this great article for people who are competitive enthusiast.
I like using most rage related combos like rage helios2 xceed’/xtreme’ 3A.
Can I also ask what is the difference between quick’ and xtreme’? Just got back to beyblade from god and want to know more about the different parts
Xtreme’ is faster and stronger than quick’ but quick’ is more controllable.
Which has more stamina?
I’m really glad that World Spriggan 2B Orbit Metal is getting some recognition! I’ve always thought that Orbit Metal was a very underrated Driver, especially with the release of Zone’+Z and Drift. The combo can work really well but I think that the Spriggan chip is just too weak to handle not having a dash driver. So I would personally swap it out with Diabolos or Helios 2 if I had either of those chips!
I love this article because it shines a light on so many other combos that are somewhat slept on in favor of Rage combos that dominate the meta. Also, I just realized that (with the low-scrape LAD drivers) Paradox might be more competitively viable because of it’s insane OWD (It kinda reminds me of the Phantom Fusion Wheel in a way).
At the moment, my favorite combo (at least for standard) is Level Chip Perfect Phoenix Nexus Zone’+Z. I haven’t tested it in an official capacity yet, but I have tested it against Rage Helios 3A on both Drift and Xtreme’, and it was able to fend them both off with ease. I know its sub-optimal (It’d probably be better as Tempest Solomon (MCC) Giga Zone’+Z or Drift), but with the parts I own I like it a ton.
Nice! What do you think would be a good combination using the Brave ring? It seems to be popular with Xtend+, but not too good based on your recent tournament parts. Is there really any purpose Brave can serve, or is it totally outclassed in everything!
Looks like ShinDog found the Hollow combo as well! That is awesome! If you end up reading this try Giga instead of Wheel and the new white Universe if yours isn’t awoken yet!
My list( not top) of beyblade. Rage helios II MCC evolution’ 3a. Hollow Lucifer ll hold’ 2s. Infinity (shield) MCC xt+ 2a. World diabolos bearing 2d (awakened). Tempest hyperion II MCC ultimate Reboot’ 2b. Tempest hyperion II MCC keep’ (awakened)2b
Here is my top 5 favorite list.
5. Master Spriggan wheel mobius: great for opposite spin matchups; Great stability
4. Brave Lucifer 2 destroy’ 2A: great burst resistance, attack power, and LAD.
3. Mirage Spriggan drift 2B: amazing in opposite spin battles; amazing stamina and LAD in opposite spin battles.
2. Tempest Solomon (mcc) wheel xtend+ 1S: no explanation needed
1. Rage Helios 2 (mcc) xtreme’ 3A: isn’t it obvious?
Underrated combo: Judgement Spriggan sting operate’ go: Unbalanced; great burst resistance; hits like a truck, but really low stamina.
What’s the best way to get the Infinite ring? (Sword or shield)
Is Glide and every Ragnaruk layer useless?
I’ve been testing against combos on this list and it’s starting to seem like modified Cyclone Ragnas can be competitive.
Hey, I noticed that the Death ring had better sinergy with the 1A chassis than the Super ring.
I was wondering if Death on 1A would act similarly to a right spin Rage, albeit with less power.
That way, you could have two high lad combos, one for right spin, one for left.
1. Cho-Z Spriggan 0 Cross Xtend+
2. Cho-Z Valkyrie 10 Sword Zephyr’
Best Cho-z Combo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The last three articles you’ve published here have been ultra-fascinating for me, a person who (with my son and daughter) have come to truly love Beyblading the past three years. While I have love for some of the older series, I’ve become enamored with Superkings and have had many thrilling, wild battles with my kids and also mixing and matching parts. Thanks for your very good, clear writing and richly superior knowledge of these dang crazy but addictive megatops. The DB series seems like an interesting step forward; we’ve already gotten into taking the frames off and battling them as mini-Beys—where these designed for this mode as well? (We think they’re going to eventually introduce mini-frames of some sort so it’s not just the metal clunking against metal.)
Thank you so much, John! Always love to hear from people like you who are into the game with your kids. And you’re certainly right that DB seems like an interesting step forward. I am hosting and participating in my first tournament of the DB era this weekend, so I’m looking forward to seeing how that goes. I’ve been doing a lot of testing this week to get ready.
And by “taking the frames off” do you mean the metal Armor pieces? I’m pretty sure they were designed to be used with those haha. But it would be cool if they made some non-metal ones and it might open up more options for them to be used in other formats with lighter Beyblade Burst tops (similar to what the WBO did with some of the GT Layer Bases being permitted in Burst Limited Format if they use the rubber Gen Weight rather than the metal ones).
I love this combo using Vanish Fafnir change performance Tip ‘Kick’ to Bearing.
This combo is good in stadium, can counter left spin because is heavy, can absorb right spin. You should try.
My favorite combo was master spriggan wheel zone’+z.
When master diabolos first came out it immediately became my favorite beyblade so it makes me so happy seeing master being used competitively.
I like infinite lucifer the most because of the infinite sword= coolest