My honest advice, and probably the advice that most people on here will give you, is: find a pip that does what you want it to do, or at least most of it, and stick with it.

Easier said than done, obviously, but especially if you're in the fairly early "learning" stages of TT, it's really important to just get your LP strokes grooved. FLII will do that nicely, as will P1-R. If anything, P1-R may be a slightly worse choice early on because a) it's somewhat more difficult to control and b) it has a more disruptive effect for opponents than FLII. The latter might sound great, but if you're winning points against weaker opponents purely because they don't understand LPs, you'll find you don't develop your strokes well-enough to then challenge more accomplished opponents - I certainly ran into this problem a couple of years ago.

JSH is an amazing blade and I've used it on/off for over 3 years. It's too fast for me though, I've finally accepted that. I don't have any problems defending with it but jesus it's like an OFF- blade for looping. If you're learning to loop, really learning to spin a ball, go for a slower blade. I use a DEF blade with 1.9mm Tenergy and I still miss too many forehands (though, considerably less than I did with the JSH). Learn to produce your own power, don't rely on the equipment. If you get to a point where you can loop consistently, maybe then you can change to something faster. I'm ~5 years down the line now though and I keep going backwards in terms of speed, not forwards.

Ah, the Joo Se Hyuk blade. I bought it twice, and sold it twice. I was tempted by the faster forehand...but it's a double edged sword. As is the weight. That blade almost always comes in over 100g. I asked for the lightest Megaspin had in stock, and the lightest they had, out of 20 blades, was 101g.

I didn't win more with it. But I won more offensive points with it. I tried everything on the backhand, and was like Goldie Locks with every damn rubber on the planet. Personally, I feel like that blade is too touchy with different rubber combos, and only really works well with certain rubber types...for me of course. But, there are many people on this site that will tell you it's the best blade ever.

The VKM on the other hand, works with almost any rubber, I never had trouble adjusting. The defplay can be hard to pair rubbers to it as well, but it was usually for the opposite reasons; I always wanted to add weight and faster rubbers. Because of it's dampening ability, it's a very forgiving blade on defense.

So, opinions are like you know what, but for me the JSH was the hardest blade to acclimate to, and caused me to change my game too much to win points. Distance from the table, and tactics are different.

The heart wants what it wants...
But the voice is reason is, don't buy anything. Not even the same blade for back-up with different rubbers.

If this second setup is going to be a "fun" setup, I think that you should get whatever the heck you want, since I feel like regardless of what you're going to get, your VKM/FL2 setup is going to be your serious setup for matches and practice anyways. That being said, I say go for the VKMO, it's a really nice blade and of course, there is a lot of bias in me telling you this (just look at my signature lol). The VKMO has nice, solid feel to it, and I really like the stiffness and speed it provides, regardless of the fact that it's a bit to handle.

Well it could quite possibly turn into the serious setup. IF I can get the VKMO and FL2 for them to glue for me I would probably go for that tbh as it will be more similar to my VKM than the JSH will be.

I also see you like flared handle too

ST handle is more convenient for twiddling (either after BH serve or in-game). IMHO.

True, I guess everyone has their preferences. But for me, I once I got the hang of twiddling (I don't actually use it when I play though because there's really no point, since my BH is so grippy), I found that twiddling with FL isn't that much harder at all.
EDIT: Sorry Ndragon for going off topic, do you know what you're going to get?

Ok so I will be attending the Table Tennis Team World Cup from tomorrow up until Sunday. For sure they will have stalls and shops setup. IF they have these 3 blades and 2 pips I am seriously considering buying a 2nd setup for the hell of it.
I currently use VKM and for chopping I have no complaints I only feel some issues with my FH mid-long distance from table but really its nothing I can't overcome by simply being quicker to react and hit harder.

But if the stalls sell these 3 blades, should I go for another VKM and try Curl P1R, or perhaps get one of the more offensive blades with whichever of the 2 pips are available.

I know the UK/European shops sell the VKM/VKMO with P1R, and 1 shop sells JSH with FL2. So it will most likely only be those choices.
I really don't know what to choose and try
The same blade VKM with P1R seems like the obvious and perhaps better option to have for choices when training. But it is ever so temping to try one of the faster blades as I could use the same pips but with the JSH.
somebody help shed some light