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Well, I'm a bit of a beyblade scientist, so let me explain. Subtle Subtitle is right with the heavier energy for defense, but i'll explain it in full detail. the energy rings have 3 main purposes 1) To provide weight. like s.s. mentioned, a heavier energy ring weighs the bey down, putting extra gravitational pressure on it, pressing it down, allowing its movement to be hindered so it can stay in one place, allowing it to defend against hits, ultimately increasing its defense. Also,a lighter energy ring allows the bey to move around alot more because there is less weighing it down, so thats why attack types generally have lighter energy rings. Also, stamina types have medium weight so that they can endure all the hits they recieve, but also have less weight pressing down like i mentioned, overall increasing their stamina. 2) Weight distrubution. Lets say we have an energy ring like Kerbecs. You know how it has those 3 series of chains? well, lets say you had a 3- sided fusion wheel like spiral. If you place the energy ring so that the 3 chain series match up perfectly with the 3 wings of spiral, it'll become thicker, so it improves is not just its defense, but its smash attack too, as you have all the weight and smash power attacking the opponent, weakening it more. and finally 3) The fly-wheel effect! The fly wheel effect generally applies to fusion wheels, where the smoother the fusion wheel , the less it interrupts the air flow, the more stamina it has. Its the same thing with energy rings. The smoother the ring, the less the air flow is interrupted, so it can pass by easily, increasing its stamina. A good energy ring for this is virgo. After this discussion, I hope you realize the importance of choosing the right energy ring 🙂

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