BeybladeBurst Evolution Star Storm Battle Set

You see, I was blessed with a child who manages to destroy even the strongest toys made for kids. Truthfully, hes quite talented.With that said, he has not managed to destroy this plastic toy. Maybe it's because he actually treasures this thin plastic beyblade housing, maybe it's because I told him I'd never buy him anything again if this broke.. who knows..........But in all honesty the green base is pretty thin material, it's not at all flimsy though. Its held up considering my kid lugs it around everywhere. The whole stadium is 2 pieces. The clear piece molds nicely into the lower piece, and is also held on with well made plastic clips.Initially, I thought it looked pretty cheap for what I paid. After, playing a few rounds with my kiddo, I realized that it was actually pretty decent and the design is well thought out.I would definitely purchase again, I'm very happy with how happy this makes my kid (and I'm seriously happy he hasnt broke it!)

very fun to play with

My grandson loves this!

This Beyblade Burst Evolution Star Storm Battle Set (released in 2017) comes with the green stadium. Naturally this stadium is in the shape of a star, complete with a star-shaped safety shroud that has a transparent yellow-green tint along with 4 gray clasps and a stadium leg. There are 3 pockets and one non-pocket that make up the 4 corners of the stadium. The non-pocket area is the place where a leg is attached to the bottom of the stadium for… I guess better stability reasons. The star shape is cool to look at, but perhaps not the best shape for a stadium floor. This is because the “battle zone” is smaller as a natural result of the star shape (the points may make contact with the beys and interfere with some of the battles). The curvature of the stadium floor, however, is set at a good angle for blading, and you can use just about any battling top in this stadium, including the Takara Tomy (TT; a Japanese toy company and the original sellers of Beyblade) version spinning tops. The two featured right-spin “Beys” (spinning tops) in this set are Genesis Valtryek V3 and Kinetic Satomb S3 (aka God Valkyrie and Kreis Satan by TT, respectively). There are 2 L/R (dual direction) light ripper launchers with [longer] rip cords included in this set, just in case you have a left-spin bey you want to use, which is cool. These launchers seem to be larger and easier to grasp than earlier designs and most of the newer (cheap) designs. In conclusion, the beys are of a decent quality, being remakes of TT beys and all. They seem to have enough room to battle and do not always get tripped up on the points of the star shaped floor. The launchers are improved and accommodate for any Burst bey you might want to use in this stadium. I have used TT beys (as seen in the picture provided) in it and can confirm that it works. This Star Storm stadium set’s price tag is a bit inflated due to the stadium being out of print, IMHO. The star theme is definitely a creative and memorable addition to the many beystadiums that Hasbro has brought to Beyblade over the years. So I can approve of buying this as a gift as it should be welcomed by any “blader.”

We've had it for over 4 years and still fun.

The stadium is a good stadium that has 3 holes in each corner that beyblades can get stuck in. This makes the battles more exciting! The Only thing is that on one corner, there is not a hole. There, you have to add an object to hold the stadium up. Strike Valtryek is a decent beyblade that has a good attack power if launched slowly. If Valtryek is launched hard, it does not have any attack power and only stamina. Kinetic Satomb also is a good defense type that blocks most attacks, but it is easy to burst. Overall, the stadium is really fun to play in and the two beyblades are good for starting.

This was one of my five year old son's favorite things he got for Christmas. He loves to smash and loves Battlebots, so I figured this would be right up his alley. It totally was for about three days and he hasn't touched it since. Granted it was one of many Xmas presents and I have no doubt he'll want to play it again, but it is kind of repetitive. About 95% of the matches end with one of the tops spinning to a stop and nothing else happening. On the extremely rare occasion that one gets bumped into a corner or on even rarer occasions when one bursts apart, then it is more exciting. But that seems to happen too infrequently. It is also difficult, especially for a five year old, to put the tops together and get them spinning decently. I could see this getting more play time with different tops to choose from, but then you have to go all in and start investing.

My son wanted this for a while now. So, I was cooking dinner and when I realized he had opened it and put it together by himself(8years old). He went ahead and played with his younger sister it was a a blast. The best thing it comes with two bayblades so I didn't have to get her one. The size of the battle arena is just right. Totally recommend!!