I remember when MFB first released in Taiwan, I was in 1st grade in elementary school. Calling it an instant sensation would be an understatement.

As a kid, I remember back then everyone called the pre hybrid system Pegasis 105F **"Comet Pegasis (流星天馬)"**, like even to this day people my age still call it Comet Pegasis. So you can imagine my confusion when my foreign friends told me that Pegasis 105F is just called Pegasis.  
After that, I started to wonder if the name was just a common playground myth or actually legit. During my research, I stumbled upon [the still-functional Taiwanese 2008 Beyblade website](https://funbox.com.tw/beyblade/c.html). 

To my surprise, not only was the "Comet Pegasis" name right there, confirming the name to be official, but all the other first-wave MF beys have proper names. But what's weirder is that they gave the recolors different names too. Idk if it's the distributor's choice to give them names or what, but at least they have names.  
  
Here are the names:  
BB01 **Comet Pegasis** 105F  
BB02 **Iron Bull** 125SF  
BB03 **Ultimate Sagittario** 145S  
BB04 **Emperor Leone** 145D  
BB05 **Frost Pegasis** 145D  
BB06 **Blaze Bull** 145S  
BB07 **Angel Sagittario** 125SF  
BB08 **Berserk Leone** 105F  
BB09 **God Thunder Pegasis** 105F Stadium Set  
In the website, there's also a guide on how to make a **Reaper Aries** with WBBA parts.  
And also an advertisement for the Bey-Ta arcade.

Pre Hybrid Wheel Syetem Metal Fight beys had proper names in the Taiwanese release.