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Instructions
Dismantle your attack-style Beyblade, such as Storm Pegasus. All Beyblades have at least five parts: the performance tip, which is the bottom part that touches the ground; the spin track, which connects the performance tip to the rest of the Beyblade; the fusion wheel, which is the large ring that actually hits other Beyblades; the energy wheel, which adds momentum to spins; and the face plate, which locks all the parts together. Place the components of the attack-style Beyblade to one side.
Dismantle your defensive-style Beyblade, such as Rock Aquario. Place its components nearby.
Dismantle your stamina-style Beyblade, such as Basalt Bull or Earth Bull.
Take the performance tip from the attack-type pile, and switch it with a component from the stamina-type pile. The attacking performance tip is thinner and sharper than other performance tips.
Take the spin track from the attack-type pile, and switch it with the spin track from the defense type pile. The spin track of an attack type Beyblade is usually taller than the defense-type Beyblades.
Put the custom Beyblade together. Test it in your arena by launching it and seeing how well it spins and moves. Duel against other types with friends or other Beyblades you have to see how much it spins around the track, hits the other Beyblade, endures hits from the Beyblade, and outlasts the other Beyblade in spinning.
Repeat the previous steps with switching out different components to change the balance of your Beyblade. Test each new configuration to find the best balance of your components in a custom Beyblade.