WyvernHover

Original Hasbro Bey with no defined Blader. It’s inspired by the wyvern, a draconic creature tied to speed, aerial attacks, and ferocity, usually shown as a dragon with no front legs.

HoverWyvern is an oval Blade with an elongated C-shape, almost like a canoe or a curved Pringle. Its ends are wide and finish in upper spikes that form super pronounced hooks, all connected by a deep, continuous curve. It’s packed with details on both the top and the sides, and since it belongs to the UX line, most of its weight is focused on the extremes.

Its oval and extremely curved shape creates brutal impacts, to the point that touching it with your hand while spinning actually hurts. It perfectly mixes Barrage Attack thanks to its ridges that drain opponent stamina through repeated hits, Upper Attack that destabilizes by lifting rivals, and Smash Attack from the upper hooks that unleash heavy blows. Because of this, it’s ideal to run it in low, heavily tilted combos to take full advantage of its shape, capable of deleting almost any opponent with a clean hit. It’s insanely versatile, working as aggressive, semi-aggressive, stationary, or counterattack. The key is staying low and tilted. Unlike DranBuster or ImpactDrake, HoverWyvern doesn’t rely on opening hits and can deal consistent damage over time, making it way more reliable. The only style that doesn’t favor it is chaotic tips like Kick or counter-focused ones like Wedge. Since it lacks sharp lower protrusions, it’s not great at falling onto opponents or bouncing around unpredictably. It needs solid ground contact for its hits to really land, so tips with strong grip unlock its true power. Its main drawback is that most of its weight sits on the upper extremes, causing over-tilting. This makes the Ratchet scrape the stadium more easily. Also, at mid or high heights its power drops hard, so it performs best at 60 height or lower, either with low Bits or by exaggerating the initial tilt. It can also struggle against bulky, heavy Beys like TyrannoBeat or Blast Heavy, which can crush its curve and make it bounce, losing tons of energy. Luckily, those rebounds are just as risky for them. One huge plus is that its wide oval shape makes it hard to get trapped in stadium pockets. It often climbs back to the surface, making it tough to score multiple points against it at once, giving it more chances to secure a high-point finish and close the Match in its favor. That makes it super reliable for such an aggressive attack type. Its toughest matchups are stationary tanks, since its thickness makes it harder to get underneath them, especially in more passive combos. Still, with enough momentum, it has strong pushing power to knock them out. Mastering the balance between force, tilt, and precision is key to fully unlock it.