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==Face: Quetzalcoatl==
 
==Face: Quetzalcoatl==
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The Face depicts Quetzalcoatl, the Mesoamerican feathered serpent deity. This Face mark differs from the Metal System Quetzalcoatl Face however. It resembles more its first Face mark, but it has more colours, exaggerated traits, a more fierce design, as well as patterns in the sticker's background that got inspired by the Mesoamerican civilization's cultures.  
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The Face depicts Quetzalcoatl, the Mesoamerican feathered serpent deity. This Face mark differs from both Metal System [[Quetzalcoatl 90WF | Quetzalcoatl]] Face designs, however. Though more closely resembling its first Face mark, this version has more colours, exaggerated traits, a more fierce design, as well as patterns in the sticker's background, inspired by the artwork of Mesoamerican civilizations.
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==4D Clear Wheel: Quetzalcoatl [[Image:BeywikiBannerOK.jpg]]==
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*'''Weight:''' 2.6 grams
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The Quetzalcoatl Clear Wheel is of a pale golden colour and illustrates two winged serpents with a head more like that of a cobra. Competitively, Quetzalcoatl has niche uses in Clear Wheel attack, which it does effectively to thwart opposing Beyblades of greater height thanks to the cobra heads that curve upwards, but overall, it is not necessary. It has some attack potential when paired with Flash.
  
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==Wheel: Quetzalcoatl==
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==4D Metal Wheel: Death [[Image:BeywikiBannerOK.jpg]]==
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*'''Weight:''' 34.2 grams
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*'''Weight:''' 43.6 grams
  
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Quetzalcoatl consists of two large wings which have a long slope upwards towards the top and then small curved slope downwards at the wings peak, along with two smaller protrusions on a slight incline in the gap between the wings. At first glance, the wings of Quetzalcoatl would appear to display both [[Upper Attack]] and also some slight [[Force Smash]]. Upon closer examination, however, it becomes clear that it displays neither of these traits in battle. In addition, the two protrusions between the wings do not protrude far enough to come into regular contact, and the Wheel itself is quite rounded, leaving it with only two major contact points and relatively moderate [[Smash Attack]], when compared to Wheels such as [[Vulcan Horuseus 145D | Vulcan]] and [[Lightning L Drago 100HF | Lightning]] that have since been released.
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The gimmick introduced in this 4D Metal Wheel is that one of the two metal parts, the Metal Frame, can be flipped to form another mode. Death has no PC Frame, only metal pieces, which makes it one of the heaviest 4D Metal Wheels available.  
  
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Quetzalcoatl was once considered the best [[Attack]] Wheel available, but has since been outclassed by Wheels such as the ones listed above.
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====Metal Frame====
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*'''Weight:'''
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The Metal Frame of this 4D Metal Wheel is the piece that acts as the primary mechanism behind its Mode Change. It has four small indents which act as a locking mechanism when placed on the Core. On the Defense side it has eight shallow slopes with a reptile-like texture and the large slopes of the Attack mode connect perfectly with the Core's. On the Attack side, as previously mentioned, there are eight significantly larger slopes each with the face of a serpent sculpted in.
  
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===Cancer/Quetzalcoatl Wheel Name Switch by TAKARA-TOMY===
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====Core====
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[[Image:QuetzCancer.jpg|thumb|The original Quetzalcoatl Wheel was not seen again until spotted in this L Drago promo image.]]
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*'''Weight:'''
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Before the launch of [[Metal Fight Beyblade]], early promo images of what was supposedly the initial lineup were released. They displayed renders for Pegasis, Cheiron (renamed Sagittario), Leo (renamed Leone), Bull, Cancer and Quetzalcoatl. However, when MFB was launched in August of 2008, the Beyblade labeled as "Cancer" in the promo images was released as "Quetzalcoatl", the Wheel described above. Furthermore, when inspecting the design of "Quetzalcoatl" itself, it becomes obvious that the design is derived from the appearance of a crabs claws. Even the Cancer Face itself features claws that are similar in design to the "wings" of Quetzalcoatl.
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As with any other Core in 4D, this part connects the Wheel with the Track. Its design is based on wings, so the combination of the Metal Frame and the Core indeed illustrate a winged serpent, which is the representation of Quetzalcoatl.
  
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There has been speculation as to why [[TAKARA-TOMY]] chose to release Cancer as Quetzalcoatl, however one of the most likely reasons was that the original Wheel labeled as Quetzalcoatl was visibly quite brittle; a fact that is further emphasized by TAKARA-TOMY's subsequent martyrization of the Wheel in various promotional images that followed, as is pictured to the right. As can be observed in those images, the slopes on the Wheel are clearly "feathery" as the deity Quetzalcoatl is described to be, and below the slopes, there are "scales", which relate to the fact that the deity is a "feathered serpent".
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Like all 4D Metal Wheels, Death features a mode changing gimmick. It works by flipping the Metal Frame on the opposite side while the Beyblade is disassembled. The two Modes are:
  
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The original Quetzalcoatl Wheel has never been released in any form.
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* '''Attack Mode'''
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If Death is set in Attack Mode, the Metal Frame shows details of several serpent heads with fangs, enhancing the term "Attack". This mode is in no way more useful than Defense Mode as it does not provide sufficient Smash Attack to be of any use in Attack Type customs, and its Recoil renders it useless when compared to Defense Mode for other areas.
  
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===Use in Attack Customization===
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* '''Defense Mode'''
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Quetzalcoatl can still be put to use in the [[Attack]] customization ''MF Quetzalcoatl CH120RF''.
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If the Metal Frame is completely flipped to be in Defense Mode, this other side reveals a design of serpent scales, which relates to the term "Defense" and how animals defend themselves with their back, their scales, etc. Defense Mode's top half is also sloped, which reduces Recoil and is also an uncommon trait among Metal Wheels.
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==Track: 90==
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Defense Mode is preferred over Attack Mode in every aspect due its much smoother design, which provides much less Recoil. Death, in Defense Mode, was arguably the first to dethrone Basalt in terms of Defensive prowess: it may not have had the weight that Basalt did, but the fact that it had much, much less Recoil made it the better Metal Wheel. Without this Recoil, Death is much harder for any Attack Type to KO or for many Stamina Types to outspin, defeating most top-tier combinations in the latter category.
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*'''Weight:''' 0.9 grams
 
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90 was the lowest Track until the release of 85 with [[Mercury Anubis 85XF| Mercury Anubis]]. Its low height is good for both low [[Attack]] customizations and low [[Survival | Stamina]] customizations, but is outclassed slightly in both regards by the aforementioned 85.
 
  
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===Use in Attack Customization===
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If the unbalanced Basalt wins because it can wobble and smash away the opponent’s spin while conserving its own rather than simply absorbing shocks, the balanced Death wins by shaving, or grinding, away the opponent’s spin instead using the relief created by the Metal Wheel's designs on the sides.  While Death has not necessarily outclassed Basalt, it does earn a position as a top-tier Defense Metal Wheel. However, with the release of much heavier Attack parts such as Wyvang, Balro and Gryph, as well as defense parts like Revizer and Genbull, Death became outclassed. It can still be used to a certain extent of effectiveness in Defense, but it's nowhere near as sturdy as it once was.
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If 85 is unavailable, 90 can still be effective in Attack customizations such as ''MF Vulcan Horuseus 90R²F''.
 
  
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===Use in Stamina Customization===
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===Use in Defense Customizations===
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If 85 is unavailable, 90 can be put to use in the Stamina customization ''Earth Bull 90WD''.
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Death, in Defense Mode, can be put to great use in the following [[Defense]] combo: ''MF-H Death Aquario BD145RDF''. Death’s low Recoil in tandem with the sturdy weight of BD145 and the exceptional grip of RDF form a remarkably resilient [[Defense]] customization with the ability to withstand ferocious attacks from the best Attack type customizations of its time.
  
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==Bottom: Wide Flat==
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==Track: 125 [[Image:BeywikiBannerBad.jpg]]==
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*'''Weight:''' 0.6 grams
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*'''Weight:''' 1.0 gram
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The 125 Track is a midway between the 105 and the 145 Tracks. Utilized in mid-height stamina combos, it is more difficult to destablize compared to 145 height stamina combos. It has declined in popularity as the choice mid-height track due to the release of gimmicked tracks of the same height, such as T125 and D125.
  
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WF, like the name suggests, is a wider version of F. Its significantly larger surface area allows it to travel much faster than F. However, due to the fact that it is plastic, it is slower than [[Storm Pegasis 105RF | RF]], as it does not produce as much friction with the stadium floor and is not able to neutralize the recoil of certain Wheels as efficiently as RF. It has also much more trouble maintaining the "flower pattern" from a [[Sliding Shoot]] due to this. The upside to its lower friction is that it has much better Stamina than RF, allowing it to be used in destabilizing attackers.
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==Bottom: Rubber Defense Flat [[Image:BeywikiBannerGreat.jpg]]==
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{| class="wikitable"
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|<font size="1"><b>Weight:</b></font>
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|<font size="1">1.1 grams</font>
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|<font size="1"><b>Full Width:</b></font>
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|<font size="1">15.89 mm</font>
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|<font size="1"><b>Tip Width:</b></font>
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|<font size="1">14.81 mm</font>
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|<font size="1"><b>Full Height:</b></font>
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|<font size="1">10.20 mm</font>
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|<font size="1"><b>Tip Height:</b></font>
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|<font size="1">8.49 mm</font>
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|<font size="1"><b>Tip Angle:</b></font>
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|<font size="1">80°</font>
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|<font size="1"><b>Tip Angle with encasing:</b></font>
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|<font size="1">30°</font>
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===Use in Attack Customization===
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RDF is an odd combination of shapes to hypothetically form a tip with both Defense and Attack abilities. This Bottom consists of a very wide plastic encasing which holds a rubber tip with a large, flat surface and a small protuberance in the middle which ends in another flat point. The rubber, which constitutes the actual tip, comes very flush with the plastic structure that contains it. In actual performance, it is similar to CS in the sense that it can have an aggressive pattern and a Defensive pattern.
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WF works exceptionally well in the destabilizing attacker ''MF L Drago 100WF''. MF increases the weight of the Beyblade, which is important in this case because L Drago is one of the lightest Wheels ever created, and while it may not have terribly high recoil, the fact that it is utilizing a plastic Flat Bottom with less friction than a rubber-based Flat Bottom, makes it easier to KO. The 100 Track lowers the Beyblade to a level where it is able to destabilize any opponent, without the risk of scraping the floor with a Track such as 85 or 90. Additionally, it also provides it with a minutely increased amount of precession time, which is vital for this custom, as it will regularly win by a fraction of a second. WF provides enough movement speed to help it KO it's opponent, while still retaining a relatively high amount of [[Survival | Stamina]] for an [[Attack]] type.
 
  
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When pitted against [[Defense]] customizations not utilizing 230, this combo has an almost 100% win rate, and will win both by KO and out-spin depending on which parts it's opponent is using.
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The release of RDF essentially made RS irrelevant, since it is just as effective, if not more, but also because of certain key differences. First, its superior height and better balance allows RDF to be used with the best defensive Track available at the time, BD145, without being hindered by floor scraping. Secondly, RDF has much more Stamina than RS, which was always an obstacle to the latter.
  
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Against Stamina customizations utilizing 230, it performs poorly, just as it does against 230-based Defense customs, but against any other height ''MF L Drago 100WF'' has a decent chance at victory depending on the condition of the Bottom it's opponent is using, the strength of their opponents launch, and the Wheel being utilized.
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When shot in a standard manner, it is stationary, much like the S tip. When weak launched, it is similar to a worn RS' movement patterns which is usually a light circling around the center of the stadium. When banked, the outer plastic part of RDF comes into contact with the stadium causing instability and erratic behavior, much like an aggressive CS, but with more grip as it has a much larger surface area of flat rubber and plastic. When contact is made with the opposing Beyblade, RDF may tilt and fall onto its outer ring and begin an aggressive movement again, before regaining balance relatively quickly. Stamina-wise, it is a tad inferior to CS and should therefore not be used for Stamina purposes.
  
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Versus conventional Attack types utilizing a rubber-based Bottom such as RF, it also has a decent chance at victory. However, this is only if it is able to outrun said Bottom, something which is entirely possible with WF's high movement speed which rivals that of RF. In these instances it also has the ability to win by KO–often by simply "pushing" the opponent out of the stadium as it circles the Tornado Ridge (remember, WF has a tough time retaining the "flower" pattern)–or via out-spin due to its higher Stamina compared to the RF custom.
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Wearing does occur with RDF, like any other rubber-based tip, and it is recommended you buy a mint one for optimum Defensive performance.
  
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This combo is far from being perfect, but it is a very safe combo to use in a competitive situation, as you will almost always have at least a chance of winning.
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===Use in Defense/Balance Customization===
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RDF can be utilized in the Defense/Balance customization ''MSF-H Wyvang Dragooon BD145RDF''. RDF's grip, together with the heavy weight of BD145 negates Wyvang's recoil, and provides Dragooon the balance and precession it needs to outspin opponents in the opposite direction. The result is an incredibly powerful Defense customization which can easily weather down the fiercest of attack types.
  
 
==Other Versions==
 
==Other Versions==
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*'''Quetzalcoatl 4D Clear Wheel''' - WBBA Exclusive, Ito Yokado Event 3rd place prize (Purple)
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*'''Death Quetzalcoatl 125SF''' - Hasbro Metal Fury Spark FX Ver. (Green, reduced Metal Wheel)
  
 
==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==
 
<gallery>
 
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Image:0Quetzalcoatl.JPG|Quetzalcoatl 90WF
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DeathQuetzalcoatlBoxFrontView.jpg|Death Quetzalcoatl Box Front View
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DeathQuetzalcoatlBoxBackView.jpg|Death Quetzalcoatl Box Back View
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DeahQuetzalcoatlBoxSideView1.jpg|Death Quetzalcoatl Box Side View One
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DeathQuetzalcoatlBoxSideView2.jpg|Death Quetzalcoatl Box Side ViewTwo
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DeathQuetzalcoatlBoxTopView.jpg|Death Quetzalcoatl Box Top View
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====Death Quetzalcoatl 125RDF====
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<gallery>
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Image:DeathQuetzalcoatl_DefenseMode.jpg |Death Quetzalcoatl in Defense Mode
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Image:DeathQuetzATK.jpg |Death Quetzalcoatl Attack Mode top view
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Image:DeathQuetzATK-3r4 View.jpg |Death Quetzalcoatl Attack Mode 3/4 view
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Image:DeathQuetzATK-Side V.jpg |Death Quetzalcoatl Attack Mode side view
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Image:DeathQuetzDEF.jpg |Death Quetzalcoatl Defense Mode top view
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Image:DeathQuetzDEF-3r4.jpg |Death Quetzalcoatl Defense Mode 3/4 view
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Image:DeathQuetz DEF-Side.jpg‎ |Death Quetzalcoatl Defense Mode side view
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Image:DeathQuetz-Bottom.jpg |Death Quetzalcoatl bottom view
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Image:Death-ATK Mode.jpg |Death Attack Mode
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Image:DeathDEF.jpg‎ |Death Defense Mode
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Image:DeathFrame-ATK.jpg |Death Frame - Attack
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Image:DeathFrame-DEF.jpg |Death Frame - Defense
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Image:DeathCore.jpg |Death Core
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Image:DQuetzalcoatl.jpg |Quetzalcoatl Clear Wheel
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Image:Quetzalcoatl-3r4.jpg |Quetzalcoatl Clear Wheel
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Image:DeathQuetz-125Track.jpg |125 Track
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Image:RDF.jpg‎ |Rubber Defense Flat top view
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Image:RDF-Side.jpg‎ |Rubber Defense Flat side view
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====Death Quetzalcoatl 125SF - Hasbro Metal Fury Spark FX====
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Image:DeathQuetzalcoatlSparkFX.JPG|Death Quetzalcoatl 125SF
 
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</gallery>
  
 
==Overall==
 
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[[Death Quetzalcoatl 125RDF]] was a welcomed release in the competitive community. While Quetzalcoatl and 125 are not overly useful, Death brought a potent alternative to an otherwise Basalt-dominated Metagame, and RDF offered a great Bottom for pure Defensive customs. Duo is generally better than Death for both Stamina and Defense, however it's considerably harder to aquire in comparison, and RDF is a staple. '''Every Blader should own at least one of this Beyblade.'''
  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 14:20, 30 October 2015

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Death Quetzalcoatl 125RDF
DeathQuetzalcoatl AttackMode.jpg
Number: BB-119
System: Metal Fight Beyblade
Type: Balance


Face: Quetzalcoatl

The Face depicts Quetzalcoatl, the Mesoamerican feathered serpent deity. This Face mark differs from both Metal System Quetzalcoatl Face designs, however. Though more closely resembling its first Face mark, this version has more colours, exaggerated traits, a more fierce design, as well as patterns in the sticker's background, inspired by the artwork of Mesoamerican civilizations.

4D Clear Wheel: Quetzalcoatl BeywikiBannerOK.jpg

  • Weight: 2.6 grams

The Quetzalcoatl Clear Wheel is of a pale golden colour and illustrates two winged serpents with a head more like that of a cobra. Competitively, Quetzalcoatl has niche uses in Clear Wheel attack, which it does effectively to thwart opposing Beyblades of greater height thanks to the cobra heads that curve upwards, but overall, it is not necessary. It has some attack potential when paired with Flash.

4D Metal Wheel: Death BeywikiBannerOK.jpg

  • Weight: 43.6 grams

The gimmick introduced in this 4D Metal Wheel is that one of the two metal parts, the Metal Frame, can be flipped to form another mode. Death has no PC Frame, only metal pieces, which makes it one of the heaviest 4D Metal Wheels available.

Metal Frame

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The Metal Frame of this 4D Metal Wheel is the piece that acts as the primary mechanism behind its Mode Change. It has four small indents which act as a locking mechanism when placed on the Core. On the Defense side it has eight shallow slopes with a reptile-like texture and the large slopes of the Attack mode connect perfectly with the Core's. On the Attack side, as previously mentioned, there are eight significantly larger slopes each with the face of a serpent sculpted in.

Core

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As with any other Core in 4D, this part connects the Wheel with the Track. Its design is based on wings, so the combination of the Metal Frame and the Core indeed illustrate a winged serpent, which is the representation of Quetzalcoatl.

Like all 4D Metal Wheels, Death features a mode changing gimmick. It works by flipping the Metal Frame on the opposite side while the Beyblade is disassembled. The two Modes are:

  • Attack Mode

If Death is set in Attack Mode, the Metal Frame shows details of several serpent heads with fangs, enhancing the term "Attack". This mode is in no way more useful than Defense Mode as it does not provide sufficient Smash Attack to be of any use in Attack Type customs, and its Recoil renders it useless when compared to Defense Mode for other areas.

  • Defense Mode

If the Metal Frame is completely flipped to be in Defense Mode, this other side reveals a design of serpent scales, which relates to the term "Defense" and how animals defend themselves with their back, their scales, etc. Defense Mode's top half is also sloped, which reduces Recoil and is also an uncommon trait among Metal Wheels.

Defense Mode is preferred over Attack Mode in every aspect due its much smoother design, which provides much less Recoil. Death, in Defense Mode, was arguably the first to dethrone Basalt in terms of Defensive prowess: it may not have had the weight that Basalt did, but the fact that it had much, much less Recoil made it the better Metal Wheel. Without this Recoil, Death is much harder for any Attack Type to KO or for many Stamina Types to outspin, defeating most top-tier combinations in the latter category.

If the unbalanced Basalt wins because it can wobble and smash away the opponent’s spin while conserving its own rather than simply absorbing shocks, the balanced Death wins by shaving, or grinding, away the opponent’s spin instead using the relief created by the Metal Wheel's designs on the sides. While Death has not necessarily outclassed Basalt, it does earn a position as a top-tier Defense Metal Wheel. However, with the release of much heavier Attack parts such as Wyvang, Balro and Gryph, as well as defense parts like Revizer and Genbull, Death became outclassed. It can still be used to a certain extent of effectiveness in Defense, but it's nowhere near as sturdy as it once was.

Use in Defense Customizations

Death, in Defense Mode, can be put to great use in the following Defense combo: MF-H Death Aquario BD145RDF. Death’s low Recoil in tandem with the sturdy weight of BD145 and the exceptional grip of RDF form a remarkably resilient Defense customization with the ability to withstand ferocious attacks from the best Attack type customizations of its time.

Track: 125 BeywikiBannerBad.jpg

  • Weight: 1.0 gram

The 125 Track is a midway between the 105 and the 145 Tracks. Utilized in mid-height stamina combos, it is more difficult to destablize compared to 145 height stamina combos. It has declined in popularity as the choice mid-height track due to the release of gimmicked tracks of the same height, such as T125 and D125.

Bottom: Rubber Defense Flat BeywikiBannerGreat.jpg

Weight: 1.1 grams Full Width: 15.89 mm Tip Width: 14.81 mm Full Height: 10.20 mm Tip Height: 8.49 mm Tip Angle: 80° Tip Angle with encasing: 30°

RDF is an odd combination of shapes to hypothetically form a tip with both Defense and Attack abilities. This Bottom consists of a very wide plastic encasing which holds a rubber tip with a large, flat surface and a small protuberance in the middle which ends in another flat point. The rubber, which constitutes the actual tip, comes very flush with the plastic structure that contains it. In actual performance, it is similar to CS in the sense that it can have an aggressive pattern and a Defensive pattern.

The release of RDF essentially made RS irrelevant, since it is just as effective, if not more, but also because of certain key differences. First, its superior height and better balance allows RDF to be used with the best defensive Track available at the time, BD145, without being hindered by floor scraping. Secondly, RDF has much more Stamina than RS, which was always an obstacle to the latter.

When shot in a standard manner, it is stationary, much like the S tip. When weak launched, it is similar to a worn RS' movement patterns which is usually a light circling around the center of the stadium. When banked, the outer plastic part of RDF comes into contact with the stadium causing instability and erratic behavior, much like an aggressive CS, but with more grip as it has a much larger surface area of flat rubber and plastic. When contact is made with the opposing Beyblade, RDF may tilt and fall onto its outer ring and begin an aggressive movement again, before regaining balance relatively quickly. Stamina-wise, it is a tad inferior to CS and should therefore not be used for Stamina purposes.

Wearing does occur with RDF, like any other rubber-based tip, and it is recommended you buy a mint one for optimum Defensive performance.

Use in Defense/Balance Customization

RDF can be utilized in the Defense/Balance customization MSF-H Wyvang Dragooon BD145RDF. RDF's grip, together with the heavy weight of BD145 negates Wyvang's recoil, and provides Dragooon the balance and precession it needs to outspin opponents in the opposite direction. The result is an incredibly powerful Defense customization which can easily weather down the fiercest of attack types.

Other Versions

  • Quetzalcoatl 4D Clear Wheel - WBBA Exclusive, Ito Yokado Event 3rd place prize (Purple)
  • Death Quetzalcoatl 125SF - Hasbro Metal Fury Spark FX Ver. (Green, reduced Metal Wheel)

Gallery

  • Death Quetzalcoatl Box Front View

  • Death Quetzalcoatl Box Back View

  • Death Quetzalcoatl Box Side View One

  • Death Quetzalcoatl Box Side ViewTwo

  • Death Quetzalcoatl Box Top View

Death Quetzalcoatl 125RDF

  • Death Quetzalcoatl in Defense Mode

  • Death Quetzalcoatl Attack Mode top view

  • Death Quetzalcoatl Attack Mode 3/4 view

  • Death Quetzalcoatl Attack Mode side view

  • Death Quetzalcoatl Defense Mode top view

  • Death Quetzalcoatl Defense Mode 3/4 view

  • Death Quetzalcoatl Defense Mode side view

  • Death Quetzalcoatl bottom view

  • Death Attack Mode

  • Death Defense Mode

  • Death Frame - Attack

  • Death Frame - Defense

  • Death Core

  • Quetzalcoatl Clear Wheel

  • Quetzalcoatl Clear Wheel

  • 125 Track

  • Rubber Defense Flat top view

  • Rubber Defense Flat side view

Death Quetzalcoatl 125SF - Hasbro Metal Fury Spark FX

  • Death Quetzalcoatl 125SF

Overall

Death Quetzalcoatl 125RDF was a welcomed release in the competitive community. While Quetzalcoatl and 125 are not overly useful, Death brought a potent alternative to an otherwise Basalt-dominated Metagame, and RDF offered a great Bottom for pure Defensive customs. Duo is generally better than Death for both Stamina and Defense, however it's considerably harder to aquire in comparison, and RDF is a staple. Every Blader should own at least one of this Beyblade.

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