WeissTiger

It is based on Byakko, the White Tiger of the West in Chinese mythology, a symbol of balance. It also serves as a direct homage to Driger, Rei’s legendary Bey.

Its shape is divided into six wings: three large and solid ones with a downward slope that form a prominent upper hook, and three smaller ones with an upward inclination and an internal hollow.

Together, they create a pronounced lower slope followed by slight irregularities, while the upper section is more smoothed out. It has a medium weight, with a spin time slightly above average.

Its goal is to have a bit of everything. The upper hook gives it potential for Smash Attack, the lower irregularities can both wear down opponents with Barrage and crush them with Down Force, while the smoothed upper area allows it to deflect hits with defensive qualities. Finally, the hollows push weight toward the edges, enhancing its stamina traits and giving it a very solid spin time. Even its recoil is fairly moderate.

WeissTiger represents total balance: its true power depends on the Blader’s skill. With the right launch, it can adapt to almost any style or strategy. Properly balanced, it can shift into multiple roles:

• > On aggressive tips, it can attack or evade with great fluidity.

• > On stationary tips, it can wear down opponents through constant contact or defend by tilting like a shield.

• > On counter tips, it unleashes surprise hits and counterblows.

• > On semi-aggressive tips, it finds a middle ground that takes advantage of all its qualities.

While it is highly versatile, it does not truly excel in any single area. Its results tend to be very even, meaning success depends heavily on your precision and your ability to read the opponent. Its medium weight makes it a risky pick in the current competitive environment, where heavier Beys deliver more consistent results.

Interestingly, it’s hard to point out a clear weakness—but it’s just as hard to define its strongest role. It truly is a Bey that lives in balance. It performs well against everyone… and everyone can perform well against it.