Divine Perseus Legacy Metal Xtreme'-8

Divine Perseus Legacy Metal Xtreme'-8 is an Attack-Type Beyblade that only appeared in Beyblade Burst QuadBreak.

It is owned by Phoenix Bowers, of the 4 Horsemen.

## DB Core - Perseus

Takara Tomy's **Perseus** is a right-spin DB Core that features Perseus, a hero from Greek mythology. **Perseus** features a gimmick: the DB Core has metal at four points along its perimeter, making it the heaviest right-spin DB Core and the heaviest DB Core overall. The heavy weight of the metal lining generates high inertia which increases a **Perseus** combination's Knock-Out and Burst Attack potential. **Perseus** also has above average Burst Resistance, due to its four thick Locks.

## Armor - 8

Takara Tomy's **8** is an Armor with its weight focused at eight points, with a symmetrical design. Despite its shape, **8** has a poor weight, being the lightest Armor, and poor weight distribution, similar to 6. While its performance is acceptable, **8** is heavily outclassed in Stamina and weight by other Armors such as 0, 2, and 10.

## BU Blade - Divine

Takara Tomy's **Divine** is a right-spin Attack Type BU Blade that features a three-sided design with three small wings as the primary points of contact. As part of the Dynamite Battle Layer System, **Divine** is compatible with any right-spin or dual-spin DB Core. As a BU Blade, **Divine** features a gimmick: metal is incorporated into each of the small wings, increasing weight. Like its predecessors, Dynamite, Devil, and Dangerous, it is compatible with the F Gear and L Gear Evolution Gears. In theory, the three-sided design of **Divine** delivers heavily hits, which is complimented by the "metal blades" in the wings. In reality, the wings of **Divine** are too short and stubby, and do not protrude enough to be viable contact points. Furthermore, despite the addition of metal being its main gimmick, **Divine** is lighter than its predecessor Dangerous by about half a gram.

## Forge Disc - Legacy

**Legacy** is a circular DB Disc with six downward sloping blades along its perimeter. It is essentially the DB Disc version of Boost, whose design **Legacy** references. In addition, two of the blades feature a "Z"-like design that are references to the Zenith Disc. In theory, the blades are intended to produce Down Force in right-spin, increasing the grip of the Beyblade on the stadium floor by pushing air downward and create Upper Force in left-spin which would decrease the friction between the Beyblade and the Stadium floor by pushing air upward. In practice however, the Down/Upper Force created is negligible and the blades reduce the Life-After-Death (LAD) of **Legacy**. Due to its shape and weight distribution, **Legacy** works best with Attack combinations.

## Performance Tip - Metal Xtreme'

**Metal Xtreme'** features a flat rubber tip with a circular depression in the center that sits at the standard height. It is the Metal Lock Dash Driver version of the Xtreme Performance Tip, featuring a Metal Lock and a stronger spring, increasing weight and Burst Resistance. The Metal Lock has shorter tabs than standard and Dash Locks, resulting in lower Burst Resistance, despite the stronger spring, however the Dash variant solves this problem by making the spring even stronger: resulting in the same Burst Resistance as its non-Metal Lock counterpart, Xtreme'. There is a mold variation of **Metal Xtreme'**: initial releases of **Metal Xtreme'** have the original Metal Lock design, which can damage a Layer's teeth. All subsequent reprints of Metal Lock Drivers from October 2021 onward feature a running change that shortens the tabs, reducing Burst Resistance but also the likelihood of causing damage to a Layer.

rface area to friction ratio, **Metal Xtreme'** will create a highly aggressive, and if launched with a Banking Shoot, somewhat controllable movement pattern. In terms of speed, **Metal Xtreme'** is faster than Accel, Zephyr and Assault but is as fast as or slower than Hold or a worn Variable. **Metal Xtreme'**'s high speed allows for strong attacks and its high friction creates less chances of losing the Banking Pattern in battle making it one of the most common choices for Attack Combinations.

## Trivia

- Metal Xtreme' is a custom Driver; all physical releases of this product will contain the non-Dash Driver variant Metal Xtreme instead.

- The lock on M.Xt' is gold-coloured to signify that it is a *Dash* Metal Lock Driver.