What to know
- Made of two triangular pieces (an upper cover with a large launch hole and three pin holes, and a lower bowl-shaped floor) locked together with blue pins
- Bowl-shaped floor causes the whole stadium to sway, wobble, and move as Beys spin inside it, unlike static stadiums
- Has three 'escape pockets' at its triangular points where Beys can be knocked out for a loss
- Three ways to win: direct contact battling, knocking the opponent out, or using the swaying stadium itself to tip an opponent into an escape pocket
- Battle length and outcome are affected by Bey balance (symmetry) and weight, since these interact with the stadium's sway, making matches shorter and luck a bigger factor than in standard stadiums
- Replaced the original Beystadium Attack Type as the standard 2-blader stadium of its era
Named elsewhere on this site
From our own records Tournament reports, testing threads, rules announcements, news and fake or leak checks carrying this name. Each link opens that section with the name already searched for.
- ZeroG Stadium Attack Type released in Japan, 2,100円 news item · 2012-03-31
