Fang

LeonFang is divided into four segments. Each one has a profile that first slopes outward and then returns toward the center, forming a “\<=\>”-shaped silhouette. This design does not create walls meant to push, but instead works to deflect impacts. Its only slightly aggressive point is a lower rear edge that sticks out just a bit from the perimeter. On the underside, it features spikes inspired by lion fangs, although these remain fully inside the circle and, once assembled, are nullified by the Assist Blade. Viewed from below, its structure resembles a shell: the metal perimeter is thin and the weight is concentrated on the upper section. Additionally, each segment has cutouts at the extremes that reduce edge mass, affecting both centrifugal force and spin time.

LeonFang is a clearly defensive Blade. Its “\>”-shaped silhouette allows it to mitigate impacts relatively well, reflecting aggressive attacks despite not being very heavy, achieving decent results against offensive Beys. Its main weakness is its high weight distribution, which makes it prone to wobbling, especially in late spins, where it loses energy fast and becomes highly vulnerable to knockouts. The metal chip can help compensate, but it often hurts stamina even more. Because of this, LeonFang benefits from Bits that can tilt slightly at the start to reduce knockout risk, then straighten up to stay more stable toward the end of the match. Offensively, it lacks real walls or aggressive edges, and its only “dangerous” point relies too much on perfect alignment to deal meaningful damage, making its attack potential situational and unreliable. Its stamina is only around average, so rounded or stationary Beys give it serious trouble. Overall, Fang is a Blade with very limited versatility. It performs acceptably against purely aggressive Beys, but is outclassed by stationary Blades, left-spin types, and pure defense setups. Even within its own niche, there are more reliable options like Might, Flame, or even Reaper. Interestingly, it shares many similarities with WolfHunt, although LeonFang is even lighter and smoother. While Hunt leans toward offense, Fang almost fully retreats into defense, without truly excelling at it.