Review on Beyblade Burst Random Booster Vol 15 by Corey Harris

I wanted to point out that I received the Korean version. You can tell it's Korean (except for the language on the box) if it has the Takara Tomy logo AND the little green elephant logo on it. From what I've read, unlike Hasbro, the Korean and Japanese versions are exactly the same. This is a random booster so you get 1 out of 8 Beyblades. The parts of each Beyblade were also apparently chosen randomly, so you could end up with bad combinations or mismatched colors. You can see that everyone comes with a wiki. I've read that the chance is the same for everyone, but I'm not 100% sure. We have Slash Ashura 5 Quest Zan (Purple One). It comes with Disc 5, which was nice because we don't have many parts, so we have a decent disc now. The advice on completing the quest seems a bit useless. He's a bit easy to destabilize, but if he stays upright he has a lot of stamina. This is our first new Gatinko system, so I can't comment on any part of the level. I'm not an expert either. All in all, if you like the lottery system and don't mind picking a Beyblade first, these sets are really fun. I usually buy 2 or more at a time and see which one is the best and also what is the best combination I can make with new parts.