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| − | '''Spin Steal''', as the name suggests, is a move that generally steals spin from the opposing bey, but it can also slow down the rate of spin loss |
+ | '''Spin Steal''', as the name suggests, is a move that generally steals spin from the opposing bey, but it can also slow down the rate of spin loss. It is usually a left-spin beyblade against a right spin-right beyblade, but very few right-spin beyblades can steal spin, such as Fusion Hades. This is because Fusion, 4D wheel, has rubber incorperated within its design, amplifying the ability to spin steal. This technique is mainly used to obtain more stamina or have, more or less, an equal amount of spin. Meteo L-Drago was the first bey to have the spin stealing technique. This can be done with [[Fusion Hades AD145SWD]], [[Meteo L-Drago LW105LF]], [[L-Drago Destroy F:S]], and [[Rock Zurafa R145WB]] (since they all have rubber incorperated within their design) or any left-spin beyblade although the suggestions above are the best for spin stealing combos. |
Revision as of 09:50, 14 April 2012
Spin Steal, as the name suggests, is a move that generally steals spin from the opposing bey, but it can also slow down the rate of spin loss. It is usually a left-spin beyblade against a right spin-right beyblade, but very few right-spin beyblades can steal spin, such as Fusion Hades. This is because Fusion, 4D wheel, has rubber incorperated within its design, amplifying the ability to spin steal. This technique is mainly used to obtain more stamina or have, more or less, an equal amount of spin. Meteo L-Drago was the first bey to have the spin stealing technique. This can be done with Fusion Hades AD145SWD, Meteo L-Drago LW105LF, L-Drago Destroy F:S, and Rock Zurafa R145WB (since they all have rubber incorperated within their design) or any left-spin beyblade although the suggestions above are the best for spin stealing combos.