KnightShield

It represents a medieval knight with their classic battle shield. In the Middle Ages, knights were guardians of the kingdom, defenders of the weak, and bearers of justice.

Its round shape resembles a classic shield. On the lower section, you can notice a counterweight that makes it unstable and gives it limited stamina. However, the ridges around the perimeter—like a tire—create constant friction with the opponent, allowing it to wear down their spin and take advantage of its erratic contact.

It has six segments: three hollow sections that rise and three solid ones that drop, creating strong curves on the top and bottom. These curves can destabilize the opponent on tilted launches, amplified by its own instability. Also, since it lacks aggressive protrusions, recoil is low and it preserves spin fairly well.

Its side profile exposes part of the Ratchet contact points, adding extra support when it gets hit from below.

It stands out for its ability to defend while draining the opponent, either by destabilizing them or slowly shaving off spin through friction. It benefits from “wobbling” to boost its erratic effect, and constant contact also helps increase wear. Low heights favor pure defense, while mid heights maximize spin drain.

Its low weight makes it easy to knock out, and its limited stamina puts it at a disadvantage against stationary Beys. Even though it can slow them down, it rarely survives long enough to finish the job. Balance it as best as possible to improve stamina and give it more chances to push opponents to the limit—it won’t be easy, but it won’t go down without a fight.