[Attack / Balance] MF-H Gravity Perseus CH120MF / 85R2F - Takara Tomy

Beyblade: 

Facebolt: MF-H [Metal Core & Metal Plate] 

Fusion Wheel(s): Gravity

Energy Ring: Perseus (Stamina Version), Perseus (Attack Version), Perseus (Defense Version)

Spin Track: 85 & Change 120

Tip: Right Rubber Flat & Metal Flat

Beyblade Description:

There are two combos you can make with this Gravity fusion wheel that's extremely good in competitive play in the metal fight limited format

Gravity Perseus CH120MF: This combo is a great mix between an Attack & Stamina combo where you have a more slower playstyle. It can counter tall beyblades due to the change 120 spin track and is also able to potentially stall against defensive type beyblades while also having enough attack power to K.O stamina type beyblades. 

Gravity Perseus 85R2F: This combo is a great fast paced low height Attack type beyblade. Due to the low height and the turtleshell-like shaped fusion wheel, it can handle going against other attack types pretty well as well as being able to K.O stamina types and or potentially outspin defense types using it's left spin rotation. 

Condition - Used / Good

Brand: Takara Tomy

Non-Midfake - Completely Authentic

Keep note please!:

Please keep in mind that these Beyblades are almost or even 10+ year old so the condition may vary. Please use the pictures as a reference on what you’ll get. Everything in the picture is what you’ll get. My products are imported from Japan, the complete authentic item. U.S Seller Works well! Contact me for any questions Will typically ship next day

FAQ - 

What do the #’s mean on the listing? 

The #’s on the listing is for organization purposes on our side. We organize the beyblades in cases that are labeled with the #’s on the listing. The #’s have nothing to do with the Beyblades quality. It is so we can make sure we give you the correct Beyblade! :) 

Sometimes I see the #’s have L or F after the first letter. Like #AL or #AF. What does that mean?

Yes! So that’s another organization tactic we use. Some cases will have duplicates of Beyblades and to make it easier for us to pick out which is the correct one from the same case, we’ll typically put one Beyblade on either the first or last row of the case to make sure we can identify it correctly.