Limited Prize Bey - Hell Kerbecs BD145DS Inferno Version

For those Interested in taking a closer look at some limited Beys~



2011 CoroCoro Limited Prize Bey - Hell Kerbecs BD145DS Inferno Version.


This Red and Black Version of the original Hell Kerbecs comes as a 'Send In Coupon Lucky Draw' Prize in Japan. Only 100 Winners are available to get their hands on this limited bey. 


But a few months later, the same Limited Bey was given out as a DVD Premium in Hong Kong, making its limited value drop.

 
Contents Include:
Kerbecs FaceBolt (Black/Gold)
Kerbecs Clear Wheel (Clear Red)
Hell Metal Wheel (Metallic Black)
Boost Disk 145 Track (Clear Red)
Defence Sharp Bottom (Clear Red)

One of the main reasons beside the nice color finish this Bey was well recieved even after the HK DVD version came about, it because of its higher weight Metal Wheel.


The Normal version (unpainted) weighs around 39.44grams


The Gold original version weighs around 40.60grams


The Metallic Black Inferno version weighs at 40.75grams
no doubt its only a 0.15grams difference, i guess every bit counts when it comes to weight composing.


Overall the Hell Kerbecs BD145DS Inferno Version is a collectors must have if you are a Hell Kerbecs fan (like I am). Either than that, the MW is slightly heavier and the CW, Track and Bottom comes in a cool Clear Red color. So get your HK DVD version (which is already out). If you couldn't get the Japan limited version ya.

BB-99 Hell Kerbecs BD145DS (Asia Release Version)

The "Asia Release Version of BB-99 Hell Kerbecs BD145DS is out in the local stores.

Comparison image of Local Version (Front) and Japan Version (Back)

As you can see, since we do not have the 'Bey Tai Point Card System' in SG the Image of the Point Card description is replaced with bey user Damian Hart.

Either than that, all of its contents are similar in quality and the BeyLaunchers are the same.
(Light Launcher 2 black version)

HellFlame Kerbecs F145MGD/SD

Customizer Mori at it again!


Well, it all started when I noticed that the Flame Metal Wheel is actually the same Diameter as the Boost Disk on the Hell Kerbecs.

Guess it will be cool to make the Flame MW into a Metal Boost Disk, so it happened~


So did some modifications and...


And the HellFlame Kerbecs F145MGD/SD is Born!

Now for some tests trials XD
Since the new Kerbecs is way off the weight charts, running some stamina tests would seem more practical as i do not wish to spoil any MW in the process.

So first up, HellFlame Kerbecs L145MGD Normal Mode.


3, 2, 1, GO SHOOT!!!


Launched with BeyLauncher LR from Gravity Perseus in a standard stamina stadium.


After 5mins 21secs the Bey is still in 'sleep mode'

and at 7mins 14secs the Bey made its stop.

carried out 3 test on Normal mode.
Results
1)7m 14sec
2)7m 12sec
3)7m 10sec

Next up, HellFlame Kerbecs F145DS Boost Mode. (Yes the modification CAN switch modes~)

Same Launcher and Stadium is used.


After 9mins 12secs, the Bey is still in 'sleep mode'!!!!!

And finally after 10mins 13secs, the Bey made its stop!

3 tests Results
1)10m 13sec
2)9m 55sec
3)9m 57sec

O_O

yes, I am shocked at the results.
And I am happy with the modification!

Maybe I will do some Attack Test next time ya~

BB-99 Hell Kerbecs BD145DS

Yes, the long wait is over and its finally here!!!


2nd Bey from the Maximum series, BB-99 Hell Kerbecs BD145DS!


Contents in the package~


Hell metal wheel (50mm dia), Kerbecs clear wheel and Face.


Boost Disk track (50mm dia) and Defense Sharp bottom.


Size Comparison with Storm Pegasus 105RF


Boost Mode (Left) and Normal Mode.

Mori Test Review

Good and Bad news to bladers i might say, although all that positive reviews and demo of the Hell Kerbecs, it is Not really invincible. Lightning Ldrago in default 100HF configuration can still kick this heavy Bey (Almost 50+grams) out of the stadium with some good launching techniques.

The 'Normal mode' isn't fantastic and Defense Sharp bottom tilt level is too much, causing the Boost Disk to hit the stadium when launched too high up. Having a Wide Defence or Metal Ball bottom will definitely boost the usage of this mode much better. Any bey caught in the "gap" between the metal wheel and the boost disk will be countered quite badly and most of the time be knocked out of the stadium.

The 'Boost mode' on the other hand, is not as stable as expected, although it having a sharp orientated bottom. The plus point in this mode will have to be the fact that the track Boost Disk "combines" with the Hell metal wheel creating a "shield" which prevents opponents to directly hit the Hell Metal Wheel, thus reducing recoil and sluggishness. Stamina Up!

Besides the Lightning Ldrago, Hell Kerbecs Boost Mode can almost easily win over most beys in their original configurations. Mostly due to the Boost Disk and nature of its weight distribution. I would say Hell Kerbecs BD145DS might be the next Earth Aquila 145WD. I guess we will be seeing a lot of this Bey in the upcoming Japan Tournaments.