Once the 32 teams all picked out their mech pilots, the much-awaited design phase finally commenced!
Every mech designer along with their chosen mech pilots moved into the large hall that had been changed into 32 different workshops.
The arrangement of these semi-closed workshops was similar to how the High Tide Tournament and many other design tournaments set up these sites.
The only difference was that the Wild Brawl Bowl used a different superfab model from a different industrial equipment company.
Fortunately, both Ves and Ketis had already practiced working with this specific superfab model after spending a couple of hours in simulation training.
Ves already had a decent amount of experience with superfabs. In addition, the difference between the Korok Alpha KA-35 and the model utilized by the Wild Brawl Bowl was not that large. Certain parameters were different but the machines all worked in the same way.
