Phoenix Feather 2-60N

UX-12 05



Blade: Phoenix Feather

Weight: 31.0g (LOW END) - 33.4g (HIGH END)

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Weaknesses:

Negative Recoil: However, it is susceptible to recoil, leading to rapid stamina depletion or failure to KO the opponent when used for attack combinations.


Overall: Due to shape PhoenixFeather is a welcome addition due to its powerful attacks but needs balance tip bottoms to compensate for lack of stamina.

Gameplan: On setups with low height on any balance bit.

Combos:

Attack: PhoenixFeather 5-60/9-60/3-60 Taper/Point


Ratchet: 2-60

Weight: 6.2g

Strengths: 

Weakness:

Overall: While there may be some situational benefits, you're better off using other 60-height ratchets like 3, 4, 5, or 9 sides for competitive play. This ratchet is better suited for collection rather than competitive use.

Bit: Needle

Weight: 2g

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Overall

Wizard Rod has set the new benchmark as of May 2024 to test for stamina it beats across the board all other options when used on stamina combinations like on Ball/Orb/Disc Ball. It can used effectively in defence combinations, has some weird KO resistance on the Ball, and get saved from Bursting due to the weight. In Attack VS Attack it can outlast attackers via pure stamina. 5-70 is a solid height to use for defence combinations or to use on other combinations such as Point or even alright with Ball combinations. Disc Ball has a glaring big weakness but does have the purest raw stamina out of all current bits. This release is a MUST-HAVE to compete in the current meta of Beyblade X.