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→ Offensive Blades → Victas Koki Niwa ZC Reviews
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1 Review for Victas Koki Niwa ZC
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86g FL. Paired with V22 blue max on FH and V15 black max on BH. It is not super powerful, it has good control, spin, and speed. It is well balanced. It is not super fast. The ball does not fly. Blocs are super stable, counters are easy. It could have been an attempt to replicate Butterfly Amultart, but no, the feeling is totally different. Amultart has soft feeling, and this one is a bit hard feeling.
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