Smash Attack aims to end a spin outright, hammering an opponent's Beyblade hard enough to drain its spin completely or send it clear of the stadium. The approach leans on a physics point players borrow from everyday experience: concentrating force into a smaller contact area multiplies the pressure delivered on impact, the same reason a thumbtack marks a wall where a bare finger cannot. Builders chasing this style favour a flat or rubber tip for raw movement speed, keep the wheel light so it isn't dragged down, and push the weight toward the rim rather than the centre to keep the whole top moving fast rather than spinning in place.
What to know
Goal: deplete an opponent's spin completely or knock it out of the stadium
Favours flat tips for top speed; rubber tips trade some control for extra speed
Lighter Fusion Wheels move faster than heavy ones
Weight pushed toward the rim raises movement speed over spin velocity
