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Diablo Nemesis X:D

Diaburo Nemeshisu X:D · ディアブロネメシスX:D

Balance type Rago 4D System 2011

Spin: Right-Spin
Code: BB-122 (Takara Tomy
Maker: Takara Tomy
Released: December 28, 2011 (Japan)

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Rago pilots Diablo Nemesis X:D as the villain of Beyblade: Metal Fury, its Balance-type build the form Nemesis takes once Prototype Nemesis absorbs the power of the Star Fragments. Takara Tomy released it as a Starter in Japan on December 28, 2011, pairing the Nemesis A Face Bolt and Energy Ring with the Diablo Fusion Wheel and X Drive tip under the 4D System. Several recolors followed it: a Dragren version tied to the 2012 Dragon Campaign and echoed by a further Hong Kong run through Mani Limited, a gold CoroCoro-lottery version linked to the Strongest Dragonis 4D Guide, a gunmetal-and-red WBBA tournament prize, and a Hasbro Spark FX recolor.

Special moves

Called shots

ArmageddonLast Armageddon (manga)

On file

The record

Type: Balance
Spin: Right-Spin
System: 4D System
Series: Beyblade: Metal Fury
Takara Tomy code: BB-122 (Takara Tomy, BB-122-FX
Price as printed: 1470円 / USD$9.99
Released in Japan: December 28, 2011
Released in the US: January 2013 (Spark FX) / July 2014 (Legends)
Japanese name: ディアブロネメシスX:D
Romaji: Diaburo Nemeshisu X:D
First anime appearance: Come Together Legendary Bladers!
Owner (in the story): Rago

Parts

Face BoltNemesis A1 gram
Energy RingNemesis A3.2 grams
Fusion WheelDiablo51.4 grams
Performance TipX:D7.2 grams

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Colours & Versions 4

1 recolour · 3 editions.

Version	Kind	Colours
Diablo Nemesis X:D Dragren Ver.Released during the Beyblade & B-Daman 2012 Dragon Campaign; only 100 units were produced. An additional 100 units were later released by Mani Limited in Hong Kong as part of a special promotion.	Edition	—
Gold recolor available through a CoroCoro lottery in the Strongest Dragonis 4D Guide, only 100 units were produced.	Edition	—
Gunmetal and red recolor, WBBA tournament prize.	Edition	—
Hasbro Spark FX recolor.	Recolour	—

In play and in the story

Released by Takara Tomy as a Starter in Japan on December 28, 2011.
A Dragren Ver. recolor followed during the Beyblade & B-Daman 2012 Dragon Campaign, limited to 100 units, with a further 100-unit run distributed in Hong Kong through Mani Limited.
A gold recolor was offered through a CoroCoro lottery tied to the Strongest Dragonis 4D Guide, limited to 100 units.
A gunmetal-and-red recolor was given out as a WBBA tournament prize.
Hasbro's Spark FX line carried its own recolor.

Community testing, Sep. 18, 2012 — summarised

The competitive view

Covers the 4D Balance Beyblade Diablo Nemesis X:D (BB-122), a design tribute that folds visual and mechanical elements from nearly every prior 4D Beyblade into its Nemesis Face, Clear Wheel, and the record-heavy Diablo Metal Wheel, which introduced a semi-free-spinning Metal Frame and an alternate Ultimate Balance Mode using the widest 4D Bottom ever released.

Diablo's extreme weight and aggressive shape make it a poor fit for pure Defense or Stamina but strong in Balance/Anti-Attack roles; Attack Mode (Metal Frame fixed upright) is considered clearly superior to Ultimate Balance Mode, whose free-spinning tip-changing gimmick trades attack power for little real stamina gain and depends on the otherwise outclassed X:D bottom.

Verdict as the draft gives it: MF-H Diablo Kerbecs BD145R2F is cited as an effective Anti-Attack combo with high win rates against top attack-type combos of its era, though acknowledged as less powerful overall than Zero-G's two-wheel Synchrom combinations.

Clear Wheel: Nemesis - 3.23 grams
Metal Wheel: Diablo - 51.26 grams total, the heaviest standalone Metal Wheel released (Metal Frame 25.35 grams, Core 25.94 grams)
Diablo's Metal Frame carries three sculpted heads (Leone, Lynx, Orion/Phantom) and can spin semi-freely in Ultimate Balance Mode
Bottom: X:Drive (X:D) - 7.19 grams, the widest 4D Bottom released, cycling between XF, S²D (Stern Semi Defense), and S tips
Overall assembled weight reported at 62.73 grams

Condensed from community testing; competitive opinions are the community's, not ours, and may be out of date.

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