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+ | [[File:ZeroGSynchromOverview.jpg|thumb|Synchrome explanation featuring [[Ninja Salamander SW145SD|Salamander]] [[Samurai Ifrit W145CF|Ifrit]] [[Ninja Salamander SW145SD|SW145]][[Samurai Ifrit W145CF|CF]] and vice versa.]] |
'''Synchrome''' (Japanese: '''シンクローム''', ''Synchrom'') is a [[Beyblade (toy)|Beyblade]] mechanic featured and introduced in the ''[[Beyblade: Shogun Steel (toyline)|Beyblade: Shogun Steel]]'' toyline. It was first announced in the April 2012 issue of [[wikipedia:CoroCoro|CoroCoro Comic]], released on March 15, 2012. |
'''Synchrome''' (Japanese: '''シンクローム''', ''Synchrom'') is a [[Beyblade (toy)|Beyblade]] mechanic featured and introduced in the ''[[Beyblade: Shogun Steel (toyline)|Beyblade: Shogun Steel]]'' toyline. It was first announced in the April 2012 issue of [[wikipedia:CoroCoro|CoroCoro Comic]], released on March 15, 2012. |
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Synchrome is essentially, swapping out a Beybattle Top's Crystal Wheel in exchange for another Warrior Wheel. This extra Warrior Wheel can be alternated with the other; used to change performance, increase/decrease balance and double the total weight. |
Synchrome is essentially, swapping out a Beybattle Top's Crystal Wheel in exchange for another Warrior Wheel. This extra Warrior Wheel can be alternated with the other; used to change performance, increase/decrease balance and double the total weight. |
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| − | For instance, [[Samurai Ifrit W145CF]] contains only one |
+ | For instance, [[Samurai Ifrit W145CF]] contains only one Chrome Wheel; Ifrit and one Crystal Wheel; Samurai. If one were to remove Samurai, they could exchange it for a second Warrior Wheel. If, for example, [[Ninja Salamander SW145SD]] was chosen, the Salamander Warrior Wheel could be placed underneath Ifrit, then locked into place and assembled. The result would be a Synchrome; Salamander Ifrit W145CF; with the bottom Warrior Wheel named first and vice versa. However, the Wheels are not required to stay in any specific order because they can be switched or flipped; such as Ifrit Salamander W145CF. |
Synchrome is notorious for creating the heaviest Beyblade combinations ever known. Ifrit weights about 30.4 grams, while Salamander is 30.6 grams. Putting these two Wheels into a Synchrom will produce a whopping, 61 grams. Due to this, Synchrome combos are generally preferred over Beyblades of the Performance Top System, or even [[Hyperblades]] for that matter. Along with this, they leave Crystal Wheels in the dust as they have no actual use, competitively. |
Synchrome is notorious for creating the heaviest Beyblade combinations ever known. Ifrit weights about 30.4 grams, while Salamander is 30.6 grams. Putting these two Wheels into a Synchrom will produce a whopping, 61 grams. Due to this, Synchrome combos are generally preferred over Beyblades of the Performance Top System, or even [[Hyperblades]] for that matter. Along with this, they leave Crystal Wheels in the dust as they have no actual use, competitively. |
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These are the following, known Synchrome combos made in the anime: |
These are the following, known Synchrome combos made in the anime: |
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| − | *[[Zyro Kurogane]] and [[Shinobu Hiryūin]] - [[Ninja Salamander SW145SD|Salamander]] [[Samurai Ifrit W145CF|Ifrit W145CF]] |
+ | *[[Zyro Kurogane]] and [[Shinobu Hiryūin]] - [[Ninja Salamander SW145SD|Salamander]] [[Samurai Ifrit W145CF|Ifrit W145CF]] - Fire Synchrome |
| − | *[[Kite Unabara]] and [[Eight Unabara]] - [[Pirates Orochi 145D|Orochi]] [[Guardian Leviathan 160SB|Leviathan 160SB]] |
+ | *[[Kite Unabara]] and [[Eight Unabara]] - [[Pirates Orochi 145D|Orochi]] [[Guardian Leviathan 160SB|Leviathan 160SB]] - Water Synchrome |
| − | *[[Kira Hayama]] and [[Yoshio Iwayama]] - [[ |
+ | *[[Kira Hayama]] and [[Yoshio Iwayama]] - [[Bandit Golem DF145BS|Golem]] [[Berserker Begirados SR200BWD|Behemoth SR200BWD]] - Earth Synchrome |
| + | *[[Sakyo Kurayami]] and[[ Takanosuke Shishiya]] - [[Archer Griffin C145S|Griffin]] [[Ronin Dragoon LW160BSF|Dragoon LW160BSF]] - Air Synchrome |
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| + | *[[Yoshio Iwayama]] and [[Kira Hayama]] - [[Berserker Behemoth SR200BWD|Behemoth]] [[Bandit Golem DF145BS|Golem DF145BS]] - Earth Synchrome (Reverse Synchrome of Golem Behemoth) |
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| + | *[[Kira Hayama]] and[[ Gingka Hagane ]] - [[Samurai Pegasis W105R²F|Pegasis]] [[Gladiator Bahamut SP230GF|Bahamut SP230]][[Samurai Pegasis W105R²F|R2F]] - God Synchrome |
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==Beyblade: Shogun Steel (manga)== |
==Beyblade: Shogun Steel (manga)== |
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SaramandaIfraidSW145CFSynchromSetup.JPG|The creation of [[Ninja Salamander SW145SD|Salamander]] [[Samurai Ifrit W145CF|Ifrit]] [[Ninja Salamander SW145SD|SW145]][[Samurai Ifrit W145CF|CF]] |
SaramandaIfraidSW145CFSynchromSetup.JPG|The creation of [[Ninja Salamander SW145SD|Salamander]] [[Samurai Ifrit W145CF|Ifrit]] [[Ninja Salamander SW145SD|SW145]][[Samurai Ifrit W145CF|CF]] |
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SaramandaIfraidSW145SD.JPG |
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+ | IMG 2115.JPG|Two Warrior Wheels from left-to-right: [[Berserker Behemoth SR200BWD|Behemoth]] and [[Bandid Goreim DF145BS|Goreim]]. |
IMG 2119.JPG|A Begirados Goreim Synchrome. |
IMG 2119.JPG|A Begirados Goreim Synchrome. |
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IMG 2117.JPG|A Goreim Begirados Synchrome. |
IMG 2117.JPG|A Goreim Begirados Synchrome. |
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Revision as of 12:05, 6 February 2014
Synchrome explanation featuring Salamander Ifrit SW145CF and vice versa.
Synchrome (Japanese: シンクローム, Synchrom) is a Beyblade mechanic featured and introduced in the Beyblade: Shogun Steel toyline. It was first announced in the April 2012 issue of CoroCoro Comic, released on March 15, 2012.
Overview
Synchrome is essentially, swapping out a Beybattle Top's Crystal Wheel in exchange for another Warrior Wheel. This extra Warrior Wheel can be alternated with the other; used to change performance, increase/decrease balance and double the total weight.
For instance, Samurai Ifrit W145CF contains only one Chrome Wheel; Ifrit and one Crystal Wheel; Samurai. If one were to remove Samurai, they could exchange it for a second Warrior Wheel. If, for example, Ninja Salamander SW145SD was chosen, the Salamander Warrior Wheel could be placed underneath Ifrit, then locked into place and assembled. The result would be a Synchrome; Salamander Ifrit W145CF; with the bottom Warrior Wheel named first and vice versa. However, the Wheels are not required to stay in any specific order because they can be switched or flipped; such as Ifrit Salamander W145CF.
Synchrome is notorious for creating the heaviest Beyblade combinations ever known. Ifrit weights about 30.4 grams, while Salamander is 30.6 grams. Putting these two Wheels into a Synchrom will produce a whopping, 61 grams. Due to this, Synchrome combos are generally preferred over Beyblades of the Performance Top System, or even Hyperblades for that matter. Along with this, they leave Crystal Wheels in the dust as they have no actual use, competitively.
Beyblade: Shogun Steel (anime)
Synchrome is a recurring occurrence and plot device used in the anime series, Beyblade: Shogun Steel. In the series, the characters tend to team-up with other Bladers and use their respective Beybattle Tops to create Synchrome customizations.
These are the following, known Synchrome combos made in the anime:
- Zyro Kurogane and Shinobu Hiryūin - Salamander Ifrit W145CF - Fire Synchrome
- Kite Unabara and Eight Unabara - Orochi Leviathan 160SB - Water Synchrome
- Kira Hayama and Yoshio Iwayama - Golem Behemoth SR200BWD - Earth Synchrome
- Sakyo Kurayami andTakanosuke Shishiya - Griffin Dragoon LW160BSF - Air Synchrome
- Yoshio Iwayama and Kira Hayama - Behemoth Golem DF145BS - Earth Synchrome (Reverse Synchrome of Golem Behemoth)
- Kira Hayama andGingka Hagane - Pegasis Bahamut SP230R2F - God Synchrome
Beyblade: Shogun Steel (manga)
Synchrome briefly appeared during the manga and was not essential of a plot device as in its anime counterpart; only appearing in two chapters and as one combo. This customization was Saramanda Ifraid W145CF, made between Zero Kurogane and Shinobu Hiryūin but only utilized by Zero.
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