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''Note: While Takara produced all three different molds, it is unsure how many [[Hasbro]] made. Due to the low profile and shorter run of Hasbro HMS, we are only able to discern two different molds. However the possibility of there being three still exists and further information is required.''
 
''Note: While Takara produced all three different molds, it is unsure how many [[Hasbro]] made. Due to the low profile and shorter run of Hasbro HMS, we are only able to discern two different molds. However the possibility of there being three still exists and further information is required.''

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Some Bit-Protector Emblems: top l to r: Dragoon Emblem, Knight Emblem, Draciel Emblem, Dranzer Emblem
middle: Samurai Emblem, Thunder Emblem, Wolborg Emblem,
bottom: Unknown Emblem, Strata Dragoon Emblem, Driger Emblem, Sea Dragon Emblem.

The Hard Metal System introduced many new concepts compared to the first generation of Beyblades, one of them being the Bit Protector. This holds the parts together, unlike its plastic counterpart, the Bit-Chip, which was merely decorative. With the release of the first 5 HMS Beyblades, 2 different stickers for made for the Bit Protector, one of a "bit beast" and one of the emblem. The emblem stickers were the only ones that appeared in later Beyblade toys.

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Riger Emblem, the Bit Protector from Slash Riger MS

The Heavy Metal System introduced many new concepts compared to the first generation of Beyblades, one of them being the Bit Protector. As explained in the HMS article, the Bit Protector (BP) plays a much larger role in the assembly of a Beyblade than the Bit Chip did on plastic Beyblades. It is the “screw” that holds together the Beyblade, and what the Dual Shooter latches onto when preparing to launch.

For more information on the components and assembly of HMS Beyblades, please see the HMS article .

Bit Protector Molds

Throughout the life of HMS, BPs were generally the same, however, as time went on Takara-Tomy released newer Beyblades, with new Bit Protector molds. Takara produced three different molds during HMS’s production, they are as follows:

First

Gaia Dragoon MS
Dragoon MS
Dranzer MS
Driger MS
Draciel MS
Einstein MS
Wyvern DJ
Dragoon MS UV
Death Gargoyle MS
Wolborg MS
Strata Dragoon MS (Metal Spike)
Dragoon MS (Metal Storm)
Dranzer MS (Metal Spiral)
Driger MS (Metal Slash)
Draciel MS (Metal Shield)
Hopper Attack MS (Metal Spring)
Wyvern DJ
Dragoon MSUV (Metal Storm Ultimate Version)
Death Gargoyle MS (Metal Scream)
Wolborg MS (Metal Survive)

Second

Advance Averazer
Advance Guardian
Advance Striker
Advance Eterner
Phantom Fox MS
Dark Leopard MS
Magical Ape MS
Round Shell MS
Samurai Changer MS
Thunder Dragon
Sea Dragon
Dragoon MF
Dranzer MF
Advance Averazer
Advance Guardian
Advance Striker
Advance Eterner
Phantom Fox MS (Metal Shadow)
Dark Leopard MS (Metal Sweeper)
Magical Ape MS (Metal Skill)
Round Shell MS (Metal Snipe)
Samurai Changer MS (Metal Sword)
Thunder Serpent
Sea Drake
Dragoon MF (Metal Fantom)
Dranzer MF

Third

Jiraiya MS
Aero Knight MS
Bloody Devil MS
Shining God MS
Slash Riger MS
Jiraiya MS

Note: While Takara produced all three different molds, it is unsure how many Hasbro made. Due to the low profile and shorter run of Hasbro HMS, we are only able to discern two different molds. However the possibility of there being three still exists and further information is required.

Differences Between Molds

The first mold, produced in most of the original HMS releases, is loose; this results in an unstable Beyblade with lowered spin velocity. The second mold, is tighter than the first and was the most produced of the three molds. The third mold, only produced in four Beyblades is the most stable and tightest, with very little room between the BP and AR.

Mold Uses

Generally, using the tightest BP is the best choice. It makes the parts fit more snugly, not allowing them to rattle during battle. The first mold can be used for wobbler combinations, as the looseness contributes to the wobbling, but what it loses from this (stability and spin velocity) are far most costly in a battle situation.

Running Protector

The Running Protector is a special part that was only released in Round Shell MS for it's gimmick, running mode. For more information on the Running Protector, please see the Round Shell MS article.

Bloody Devil MS/Shining God MS Special Bit Protector

The special feature of Bloody Devil MS's Shooter Change Core Alpha, and Shining God MS's Shooter Change Core Gamma allows for a WD to be placed on the underside of the RC, and thus a special Bit Protector with a hole punched through the middle (for the tip to fit through) was produced to be used on the bottom of the RC, to hold in the WD.

Overall

Having all three different Bit Protector molds is essential for any serious Beyblade player; the difference they give may seem minuscule, but that's what it comes down to in serious matches.