Flow

Oval plastic that looks like a canoe, with a hook at its highest end. In theory, it was designed so that the air would "flow" and improve its user's stamina. But in practice, it stands out more for the inertia it generates, promoting pushes due to its oval shape, which can considerably strengthen the impacts of the Blade.

You just have to be incredibly careful, since its ends usually protrude a lot from the Metal Blade, both from above and in width. So it can cover important zones of the metal, and become contact points that carry a super considerable recoil, which will hurt more than they will help.

It is important to highlight that its alignment with respect to the metal will change completely in each of its 3 positions (Except in symmetrical 3-segment Blades like Fortress).

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

• > That its ends do not remain so exposed.

• > That its hooks complement a strong point of the metal.

• > That the Bey maintains a great balance.

It is not a universal Over Blade, but when it manages to synergize it can become mega valuable to maximize speed, impact force, or in some cases noticeably improve the balance.