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MA-04 Death Gargoyle Metal Scream (Dark Effigy)
Contents: Death Gargoyle MS beyblade, Bit Securer
Official Stats:
AR: attack-2, defense-3+half, endurance-3
WD: attack-, defense-2, endurance-1
RC: attack-3, defense-1, endurance-3
Type: Combination
Bit Protector: First Mold; Death Gargoyle
Emblem Mold Difference: User Reviews: Other Pictures: Articles:
Attack Ring: Circle Upper (20 grams)
Right Spin Usage: This AR is completely designed for upper attack in right spin,
and it is great at it. The upper attack ridges are very large. The
meta frame extend all the way around the AR, which allows for added attack power
and momentum.
Left Sping Usage:
The shape of the metal frame allows a strong smash attack in left spin.
The large surface and small notches set it apart from other parts. Smash
recoil is also low, which makes this AR work well on all types of beyblades.
It's circular shape and good balance allows it to be used on anything from endurance to attack, and
it's strong attacks in both spin directions keep the opponent guessing.
Two molds were made for Circle Upper. The first comes with the standard
orange DEMS and the red version from RB Act 2. The new mold version comes
with the RB Act 3 version of DEMS in either light blue or purple. The new
mold allows for this attack ring to now be used in wobbling combos. The
old mold is better for other types because it has more balance.
Weight Disk: Circle Heavy (16 grams)
This weight disk is small and compact. It allows DEMS to get a high spin rate and keep it
up. Although it may seem like balance is a problem, it really isn't a factor for
DEMS. Circle Heavy is the best choice of the three circle WDs.
Running Core: Metal Change Core (3 grams)
The Metal Change Core is one of the best out, and I expect it to remain that way. It is short and brings back the design of the metal change tip used on Driger S. It is imperative that you have good shooting technique not only to control it but to be able to win with it. This RC can be shot in endurance or attack mode, and works excellently with the sliding and banking shots. The only bad side of it is the quick wear it will come to have, and a replacement may be necessary. I recommend a mint Metal Change Core for tournament play, as a worn one will not perform correctly. Slight wear can be used as an advantage.
The sharp tip represents the Metal Change Core in endurance mold, but if it is
hit or shot on a slant, this beyblade will switch to attack mode. Both
modes have excellent endurance.
Overall: 9.5/10
DEMS is a must have, plain and simple. All of its parts are useful for customization, and it has great performance uncustomized. DEMS can perform well in any situation and in any stadium because it can easily be shot in two different modes. The only person who could have trouble with this one is someone new to the game. For them, a simpler beyblade would probably be better.
Battle Synopsis: All tests performed in the Tornado Balance Stadium
Shooting this blade in attack mode will result in it circling the tornado ridge many times. It will circle more times than any blade to date because of its low friction metal tip. Endurance is high so even with no contact on the ridge it will still have enough endurance to win. With the sliding shot DEMS will make quick sweeps through the middle of the stadium and have a good chance at a KO every time it makes contact. When shot in endurance mode the beyblade stays mostly inside of the survival area, but can
switch modes when hit.
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