PegasusBlast

BlastPegasus is based on the Pegasus constellation, inspired by the winged horse from Greek mythology. Pegasus represents freedom, momentum, and divine power, standing as a symbol of speed and unleashed strength. As a tribute to Metal Fight Pegasus, it hides a hexagon in its stamp, referencing the old Face Bolts.

BlastPegasus is made up of three large wings that clearly extend beyond the circumference, forming an almost triangular silhouette. The outline of each wing is mostly smooth, but the front of each one concentrates most of the weight and exposes a lower edge along with a very sharp upper edge.

At the center, it features a plastic layer with wing-like texture that does not interfere with contact and strongly recalls the Clear Wheels from that era.

At 34.4 grams, it is currently the heaviest Main Blade in the system, and it also has an exceptional weight distribution that gives it outstanding stamina within the CX line, even surpassing the average of many BX/UX Blades.

BlastPegasus is, without exaggeration, the most complete CX so far, standing out in almost every aspect.

Its smooth, low-recoil perimeter alone already allows it to defend extremely well against aggressive hits. At the same time, its impact power is brutal due to its naturally aggressive triangular shape, its sharp upper edges carrying most of the mass, and all of that combined with its high weight. Head-on, those edges can land lethal hits, and when striking from below, the curvature on the upper side can destabilize opponents, making every impact super powerful and consistent.

The wildest part is that with the right Assist and Chip, Blast reaches some of the heaviest combos to date, turning into a scary tank with solid stamina, defensive capability, and insane pushing power.

Heavy in particular completely unlocked it. Wheel added weight and roundness for defense, but left it too tall and vulnerable to stadium outs. Heavy, on the other hand, lowers height, boosts stability, adds maximum possible weight, and lines up perfectly by rounding the perimeter while leaving its most aggressive points exposed. It basically released its full potential, to the point where you almost forget it’s a CX because of how strong it becomes.

Its main weaknesses are left-spin Beys, which it struggles to equalize against due to its high weight, and other heavy aggressive Beys whose contact points can catch on its edge and cause significant recoil. On top of that, it’s not an easy Blade to control: the massive inertia it generates can spiral out of control if the launch and movement pattern aren’t mastered. That said, once you learn it, it becomes a true all-terrain monster.