here we are... You all may have seen some Beyblade mods before, but what if you could actually buy
them? The first person to ever make a beyblade mod was Tyson back in Beyblade's first season;
he attached multiple ripcords in order to enhance his launch power, and he actually won that match.
I'm not gonna get into the semantics of whether or not this was cheating or not,
because you should already know just how I feel about these main characters and what they do.
So let's just fast forward to Beyblade burst where we see our main characters recreating the Beyblade
layers they use; like Valt did with the original Valtryek, but we'll talk about that later.. Some
of these Bladers create new Beyblade drivers and some even create launchers. The protagonists of
the show are the legends of Beyblade in their own right, because they introduced their own styles,
gimmicks and parts to the sport, (yeah in the Beyblade burst show Bladers are athletes, Beyblade
is a legit sport). The truth is we can see the start of this happening in the real world. There
are bladers who truly take it upon themselves to bring Beyblade to the rest of world, and there's
a way to make money from Beyblade only it's not by making them, or by selling them, (yet). Okay,
but they're not fakes right ? You probably heard that fake Beyblades are bad, but it's way better
and cheaper to buy fake Beyblades to make Bey mods instead of with TT Beys. In theory, a Beyblade
made by any other company other than Hasbro or Takara Tommy would be considered a fake Beyblade,
and this includes Beyblades made by you and me. But in this show all the main characters in The
Beyblade series make their own layers, drivers and Forge discs; Valt, Aiger, Dante and the other main
characters are able to upgrade their original Beyblade designs. They manufacture their own
stadium like Lui and Valt have before, or they could even make new launcher designs like Bell
did in Beyblade burst Quaddrive. He was modifying and adding new abilities for legitimate public and
competitive tournament competitions. They have the freedom to modify every part of the gameplay to be
used in public tournaments, now why can't we do this in real life though? Just imagine if we did
though; I have a launcher modified with an extra long string, and I doubt anyone would call this a
fair battle. In any case though, in the Beyblade burst Universe there's no recognizable Brands,
as Beyblade manufacturers we only see the Beyblade Research Center, (you know the ones that created
the evolutions for Roktavor) making any Beyblades. In the Beyblade Museum we learn that Bladers have
been using the Dual layer system for years now, some of these rare Beyblades have been
retired and can be seen by the public now. We could even find some beyblades in hobby shops,
that is how Valt and Shu got their first Beyblades, as explained in the manga. 3D printing,
imagination and metal working are abilities that make main characters exceptionally knowledgeable,
not only in Bey Theory but in other skills that can make money in real life. What if someone did
what Valt did and sell Beyblade Evolutions, or let them use the 3D print file, (like I
assume Valt did with Rashad) along with winning tournaments they could start their own Beyblade
Empire by producing Beyblade spare parts, stadiums or custom Bey designs. What if I told you that
there ARE Beyblade main characters doing this in real life already?!? From making Ben 10 inspired
Beyblade watches, unique 3D printed Beyblade designs, and Ultimate Beyblade conversions;
the Beyblade Community has come a long way in the past two decades. These few Bladers have
taken Beyblade and modifications to the next level. You may have seen Beyblade mods before,
but not like this and not until now. But what does it take to make mods like this? If you could would
you buy one? And well, can you really make money by selling Bey mods. I spoke to a few Beyblade mod
experts to find out what they make, and items we can buy from them you can find their respective
links in the description below to show support for them by buying their mods or following them
on social media. Some Beyblade modders offer a glimpse into the future of Beyblade, (as I see it
anyway).. Some use 3D print code files to create Beyblade parts you can actually buy, but how can
you make money as a bey modder? Let's find out! Bey modder isn't a job title just yet, but they
can certainly make money I know we all want to be able to make our own Beyblades to sell,
or perhaps it's bigger than, that as the Beyblade 3D printing Community has steadily grown since
the Inception of the 3D printer itself. You may want to sell, print and design your own unique
Beyblades but along with the amount of print files available to download, there are now
multiple shops already selling 3D printed parts for reasonable prices. So then how do these Bey
modders make steady money? If you want to be a bey modder as a full-time job you're gonna really
have to work on three crucial things: you have to work on being fast at designing Beyblade layers,
modifying print files, and have access to 3D printing. Okay maybe you don't need a 3D printer,
as there are some websites that offer 3D printing services like shapeways and thingiverse;
they allow users to upload designs to be sold giving creators a small profit from the sale,
and this way they don't have to worry too much about the delivery or packaging. This method may
take years to become profitable enough to make a living on, but not only that, there may be legal
hurdles to redesigning Beyblade layers or other custom parts to make "real" money. That is why
I want to focus on lucrative fields of study that can help you make money while learning to make any
modifications you come up with into a reality. To me the Beyblade modders and the beymakers resemble
the main characters in real life, and that's because of how they modify, create and now inspire
a new generation of Bladers. Just like I assume Bel Daizora does in the show. Crazy Aries is
someone who is basically a part of and adding to the Beyblade meta by Reinventing Beyblade layers,
gimmicks and Evolutions; a blader who has has created countless new and unique Beyblade designs
and Evolutions from many of the show's Seasons. If you've seen this Beyblade layer before it's
likely because of this Beyblade YouTuber, they're a beymaker and so much more. Zera is from a small
town in Germany, blading for up to four to six hours each day for the past five years! They're able
to identify Metal Fight Beyblade combinations when battling just from the sounds, and you might be
like really? But if you do the math blading for an average of 5 hours a day for five years that
amounts to nearly 10 000 hours of blading, and as I talk about in this video is one of the ways
to resonate with your Beyblades in real life. You can see their passion for Beyblade and 3d printing
Inspired by one of the manga chapters seeing Valt upgrade his Valkyrie using a 3D printer, (and this
is basically before the start of the show and Kenny with his Hopper. He's a master at repairing
and even creating Beyblades too) with the help from
Xandork engineering. Xandork engineering is a group of 3D Bay artists
and designers that specialize in creating 3D printed Beyblade compatible parts as well as
other designs.
This brings me to one thing that all main characters have in common:
knowledge of engineering, metal work, and coding skills; possibly the best methods of making money
while making Beyblades or Beyblade modifications in real life. You see people like Crazy Aries
can sell off their rights to toy companies to actually manufacture their Creations. I mean
they already have the prototypes, that's what the 3D prints are! So instead of flame or TD selling
fake Beyblades they could be selling legitimate Beyblades, if they acquire rights. This could lead
to royalties per sale or a start of a new Beyblade Empire, but once again I'm just getting ahead of
myself because that is an immense investment. Companies in third world countries may already
be wanting to do this anyways though. I've made a video exposing where all fake Beyblades come from,
link below in the description, but getting back to making money with Beyblade. Zera's story doesn't
end there though, they participated in a worldwide tournament held in France, taking part in a
separate beat tuber world championship and they managed to beat another Canadian bait tuber called
Zankye in the finals. I'm telling you this is like the plot of a Bey movie already! You won't believe
what happens next, so while this commercial plays grab yourself a snack! This epic win led him to
meet Hiro Morita, the manga writer for Beyblade burst. He showed them his Beyblade Quasar Galahad
during this event; three metal balls per Wing that are moving around the outside of the layer. Around
eight months after the world championships flare Dragon was released featuring a gimmick which is
the same as "Newton's Cradle Double Strike" Quasar Galahand's gimmick. If you're watching
this in Germany, their Bey Club is called Black Water Guardians, which is even recognized by the
mayor of the Town! Yeah like I said, I think we're headed towards a reality in which Beyblade becomes
more recognized, not only as a hobby but as a sport too. The COVID-19 pandemic may have slowed
our social interactions through the first part of the 2020's, but the opposite would be said for
others who have found a new passion in blading. We may soon see a worldwide Beyblade Championship,
but bruh there has to be some age-class Division, and cash prizes! When it comes to competitive
blading would 3D printed Beyblades still be allowed to participate? I think it'll be really
interesting to see what rules are implemented by using 3D printed Beyblade parts in tournaments.
These days though, there are pretty much two ways to participate in a Beyblade Tournament:
one is through the WBO where you can not bring any modified parts, and through Blader's Kingdom
created by Michael Nightwing in the USA, which is now hosted by various players around the world.
They would not allow 3D printed Beyblades to participate in tournaments, mostly because of the
possible advantages or disadvantages new gimmicks may introduce. I spoke to Michael Nightwing,
and he was firm on his belief that cheating can become commonplace should 3D printed parts were
allowed, but not only that. If the Beyblade watch from before caught your attention it
was made by fakebeyburst mod, a blader who takes modifying very serious. Did you ever
think of a driver that should have been a dash driver? They've probably made it. From their
Instagram page (link below) you can see some of the coolest Beyblade driver mods on the internet,
along with these modifications is a high amount of patience, dedication and attention to detail
that has come with years of experience as a jewelry maker. This knowledge is what helps
them create some of the most intricate Beyblade mods I have ever seen! Jewelry setting can be
a lucrative career with many benefits that relate to our passion for making or modifying Beyblades.
His modifications can be simple, and usually take a day to complete, while others can take months!
For them though, this is more than a hobby- it's a passion, and one that spans for over 20 years,
(since the plastic generation). They want to send a special shout out to two other Beyblade modders
that have been an inspiration, one being modburst and the second Ryan 8964 and they can both be
found on Instagram and the YouTube channel which I'll link below. Perhaps what sets these Bladers
apart is that they offer to help others. I want to leave you with a couple of inspiring words
from Zera themselves, "practice makes progress, and giving up is not a solution if you want your
dreams to become a reality in the future". Thanks for watching guys I'll link below in Zera's own
words their Beyblade Journey, along with other videos you may want to see by this Beyblade dad.