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Force Smash

This attack style relies on angled slopes underneath an Attack Ring or Wheel to pin an opponent low against the stadium floor rather than knock it upward. It works as the mirror image of Upper Attack: instead of lifting a rival off the surface, it drives the opponent down and off balance. Success depends on outweighing and out-heighting the target, with both tops spinning the same direction and the attacking part's slopes sitting higher than the opponent's. Suitable heavy, tall parts became scarce over time, and the technique fell out of common use as a result.

What to know

  • An attack style using angled slopes under an Attack Ring or Wheel to press an opponent toward the stadium floor.
  • Works opposite to Upper Attack, which lifts the rival up rather than pinning it down.
  • Requires the attacking Beyblade to be heavier and taller than the opponent, with matching spin direction.
  • Fell out of common use as parts suited to it became scarce.

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Upper Attack