World Diabolos Paradox Rise 1S

**World Diabolos Paradox Rise 1S** is a Stamina Type Beyblade Combo included in the "5 Top Ranked Beyblade Burst Combos"..

## Superking Chip - Diabolos

*Main article: Superking Chip - Diabolos*
*"The motif is of the devil dragon, Diabolos. A Superking Chip that can be transformed and attached to either a left or right-spin ring."*

— Official Description

In-depth information for Takara Tomy's **Diabolos** Superking Chip will be placed here once drafting has been completed for it. Please be patient.

## Ring - World

*Main article: Ring - World (Takara Tomy)*
*"A dual-spin Balance Type Ring equipped with a burst lock that can spin in either a left or right rotation by turning it over and does not burst when it receives a stronger impact."*

— Official Description

Takara Tomy's **World** is a Balance Type Ring that features an overall round perimeter with large gaps and two heads, meant to represent the Layer's namesake; a Spriggan, a legendary beast of Cornish Faery Lore. As part of the Superking Layer System,**World** also features gimmicks:

Like its predecessors, Legend Spriggan and Spriggan Requiem, '*World* is a Dual-Spin Layer, unlike every other Layer before it, with two sets of teeth for Right-Spin Mode and Left-Spin Mode.

Due to the asymmetrical design of the Layer, **World**'s performance changes depending on the spin direction.

In each of the different spin mode, the layer represent both of Shu's God Layer Beys, Right-Spin Mode represent the energy layer of Spriggan Requiem, while the Left-Spin Mode represent the energy layer of Legend Spriggan, the primary points of contact are the Burst-stoppers then obstruct the Disc, preventing the loss of the last click and preventing the **World** Combination from Bursting, due to the Layer's Dual-Spin nature, there are two sets of "Burst Stoppers"

While the blades of **World** in either spin direction are nearly identical to the blades of Legend Spriggan's Right-Spin Mode, **World** exhibits poor Attack potential. Due to the position of the Burst Stoppers gimmick, the blades are positioned on top of the Layer, and due to the Layer's thickness, the blades rarely, if ever, come into contact with the opponent. Furthermore, when the gimmick is activated, the "Stoppers" cover up half of the gaps between the blades, further reducing Attack potential.

As such, **World** is better suited for Spin-Equalization Combinations and, like its predecessor Spriggan Requiem, it is recommended to set the Layer to spin opposite to the opponent to maximize Defense and Stamina potential as there is too little recoil for Attack potential.

However, like its predecessors Legend Spriggan and Spriggan Requiem, in order to facilitate the Dual-Spin and Burst Stoppers gimmicks, has one weakness however. To facilitate the gimmick, similar to if a beys is able to recoil off the layer, the Burst Stoppers will retract and restore the stoppers to its original position.

## Chassis - 1S

*Main article: Chassis - 1S*
*"A dual-spin Stamina Type Single Chassis that produces a large centrifugal force with a large diameter perfect circle and the shape of the outer center of gravity."*

— Official Description

In-depth information for Takara Tomy's **1S** Chassis will be placed here once drafting has been completed for it. Please be patient.

## Forge Disc - Paradox

*Main article: Forge Disc - Paradox*
*"A Disc with a low center of gravity and a high centrifugal force due to its large diameter and downwards extending blades. It can only be turned inside out when combined with a Naked Base, and it has a shape that covers the Layer, allowing for a powerful Defense and counterattacks."*

— Official Description

**Paradox** is a rather wide disc, consisting of two components. The first component is a rather small disc, which holds the prongs that insert into the layer, and is entirely made of plastic. The second is a rather wide ring, containing metal on the outer parts, as well as 5 plastic blades. These two parts allow for the gimmick of **Paradox**: The outer ring can be placed on the inner disc so that the blades either point upwards or downwards. The upwards mode, additionally, is only compatible with the Naked Layer Base.

The unfortunate width of these blades means that **Paradox** scrapes often on the lower oriented mode. Additionally, it is rather light compared to other options. This can be used for your advantage on LAD centric drivers, such as Rise and Mobius, where they want to stay up in order to equalize. However, where it truly shines is on the Naked Layer Base. In the upward mode, it compliments it perfectly, in a way that allows the Naked Base to be hit less. However, this setup is rather light, even for a Gatinko Beyblade.

## Performance Tip - Rise

*Main article: Performance Tip - Rise*
**Rise** features a sharp tip surrounded by a downward facing plate that is not free spinning. In theory the plate is meant to make contact with the stadium floor when the Beyblade is struck, forcing it back upright, acting as brakes to prevent a Knock-Out. In practice however, the vertical movement prevents the plate from Stabilizing a Combination on the shallow curvature of the stadium and because the plate does not spin freely, it causes the Beyblade to lose stamina instead of recovering which worsens Stamina.

However, the relatively smooth rim of the plate and its non-free spin nature makes greater Stamina loss and the small diameter of the tip does little to stop the Beyblade. While the sharp tip would imply high Stamina, the aforementioned plate nullifies any Stamina benefit and instead the plate is placed so low that it creates a high scrape risk.