Tyranno Beat is an elliptical right-spin attack blade built around two large blades, with a thick perimeter and small protrusions along the edge. At about 37 grams it carries a lot of weight for its type. The oval shape works against spin time, but the mass gives it high inertia, so it stays controllable and resists being shoved around. The small protrusions flatten with use, and its recoil and hitting power drop as they wear.
The best source available calls it outclassed as a pure attacker, since it lacks the raw power to break optimized stamina combos. Its real role is counter-attack: heavy, steady and able to hold up against many meta attack builds. It shows a modest tournament presence, ranking in BeyMeta’s B tier on recent WBO results, well ahead of most blades from its booster wave. Its weakness is stamina. The stock 4-70 Quake rewards bounce over endurance, so Tyranno Beat usually needs to win early.
Balance-style bits are where it does best. Taper, Kick and Point on low ratchets such as 7-60 or 5-60 make reasonable anti-attack builds, and swapping out the stock 4-70 reduces burst risk from its snag-prone teeth. Quake gives occasional vertical hits but is unpredictable. Players who want a heavier pure attacker go to Phoenix Wing or Shark Scale. Those who want a steadier counter usually move to a round defense blade.
Tyranno Beat specs
- System line: BX
- Spin: Right
- Stock type: Attack
- Debut: BX-31 Tyranno Beat 4-70Q (Random Booster)
- Release (JP): 2024-04-27
- Weight: approx. 37 g