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It has an asymmetrical 5-pointed star shape. Each of a different size, with its head being the largest and most exposed to carry more weight in it.

With this, it manages to slightly power up the impact force in a specific area of the Metal Blade.

The problem is that its points usually remain mega exposed from above, causing a super high recoil in case of being impacted.

It also greatly affects the combo's balance, since between each alignment the spin time and stability can vary considerably. It won't make you incredibly chaotic, but if you leave it unbalanced it can hinder maneuverability and reduce its stamina.

On the contrary, better balanced it will raise its stamina and it will be super easier to get effective attack patterns.

So to know if it is a good option for the Metal Blade, you must look for one of the three alignments to meet at least two of the following three things:

• > That the points do not remain so exposed.

• > That the head aligns with a good point on the metal.

• > That the Bey maintains a great balance.

It can be interesting due to its good weight, especially if you want to maximize an impact zone, but it carries several risks to take into account that may not entirely justify that slight increase in power, so its effectiveness is tied to its synergy with the metal.