MammothTusk

It is based on a mammoth. Prehistoric animals that could reach over 4 meters in height and used their curved tusks not only for defense, but also to clear snow and uncover food during the ice ages.

It is a re-mold of HellsScythe, sharing the same structural base but with three important differences:

• > It is approximately 0.5 g lighter, as the lower thickness of the scythes is thinner.

• > It incorporates two tusks between two of the scythes, smoothing out the top part.

• > Where there were once marked edges, there is now a curve generated by the tusks, forming a smooth hook.

Although it is a re-mold, the changes completely modify the strengths of HellsScythe. Its aggressive potential is noticeably reduced by removing the top edges and the irregularities that generated destabilization. The weight distribution also changes: while HellsScythe concentrated mass at the ends thanks to its top gaps and marked edges, granting it good stamina, Tusk Mammoth covers those gaps and places more weight on the top part, reducing both its inertia and spin time.

However, by smoothing its top part, its defensive qualities increase as it has low recoil. In low combos, it can even reach certain Ratchets with its hooks to burst them as a Counterattack from its defense. So for being one of the first Beys of the generation, it maintains a respectable and not at all negligible performance. Although undeniably there are heavier or more aerodynamic options like Blast with Heavy, or even ShelterDrake or Yell Kong that fulfill that playstyle with greater efficiency.