Looking to host our first official tournament in July and we want to be ready to compete.Takara Tomy's Winning Valkyrie is an Attack Type Energy Layer, the center features a feathered, armored face facing forward, akin to its predecessor God Valkyrie, meant to represent the Layer's namesake Odin's handmaidens of Norse mythology, albeit changed to match the anime's rendition an armored knight. I’ll look into Cho-Z version and def consider custom set-ups. Experiment, and come up with good customizations. Like I said, if you aren't customizing your beys for whatever reason, you're just playing Beyblade wrong. Slash Valkyrie is comparable to Cho-Z in its stock setup, maybe a bit worse. Not especially competitive.Ĭho-Z Valkyrie is probably one of the more solid stock combos with Zenith, and the recolor variant comes with Reboot' and 1'Reach. Wonder Valtryek V4 is a bit of a mess, with Volcanic being uncontrollable, but it's not a terrible combo.

Valtryek V3 has a decent combo, but will not shine in any tournament formats. But the stock combos are generally garbage, with Valtryek V2 being slightly better. In Classic format, Valkyrie is a fantastic attack layer, as is Victory Valkyrie. None of the stock combos are going to be especially good for stamina: that's not the point of a Valkyrie layer.

05, 2019 1:25 AM)DeceasedCrab Wrote: If you're unwilling to customize your Valkyrie combo, you're doing yourself a disservice. Looking to host my first official tournament in July so we’d like to be ready to compete. I will def do my research about combing different parts since it seems like it’s necessary to really complete.

I think i’ll take a look a Cho-Z version.

Brave valkyrie vs cho z valkyrie