Shooter Change Core Alpha
Bloody Devil MS brought Shooter Change Core Alpha to market, hiding a rotating mechanism that swaps its tip between semi-flat and flat depending on which way it spins, becoming flat in right-spin and semi-flat in left-s…
Specification
| Classification | Running Core |
|---|---|
| Weight | 6g |
| Part type | Running Core |
| Takara Tomy code | MA-23 |
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Comes In 1 Beyblade
| Beyblade | Code | Type | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bloody Devil MS | MA-23 | Attack | 2005 |
About This Part
Bloody Devil MS brought Shooter Change Core Alpha to market, hiding a rotating mechanism that swaps its tip between semi-flat and flat depending on which way it spins, becoming flat in right-spin and semi-flat in left-spin, unlike Samurai Changer MS's Battle Change Core, which switches at random mid-battle. Its flat tip is exactly as wide as the flat tip on Battle Change Core or the rubber tip on Dragoon MS UV. Its build also places the Weight Disk beneath the Running Core rather than above it, opening a gap between Attack Ring and Running Core big enough for Upper Attack Customize Weight Disks, like Phantom Fox MS's CWD Circle Attacker, to work in Upper Mode.
In Play
Its plastic flat tip works in Attack setups but never became a favourite among Attack-focused players, while its low-slung weight can help a Defense build hold ground, though the short body and low Weight Disk placement also risk scraping the floor and self-knockout if it is ever tipped off balance. Community players run it in left-spin, semi-flat mode for Defense, paired with Samurai Upper and CWD Defense Ring, and consider Shining God MS's Shooter Change Core Gamma, whose left-spin tip is sharp rather than semi-flat, a stronger upgrade for that same role.
- Debuted with Bloody Devil MS.