Template:ZeroGBeyblade Gryph Dragooon SA165MB is a Limited Edition Synchrom Zero-G Beyblade created as a special release for the popular Japanese Anime and Manga magazine: CoroCoro. Although it doesn't have a product code, it is considered part of the Beyblade: Shogun Steel toyline. Only ten authentic versions of this bey exist.
Stone Face: CoroCoro Dragon
This displays the CoroCoro Dragon.
Chrome Wheel: Dragooon
Appearance
Dragooon is influenced by the mythical dragon and it's shown throughout it. Firstly, there is a dragon's head looking left with bright-red eyes, a long snout, with seemingly terrifying teeth, where three are larger than the rest, and protrude to the opposing jaw; a bumped nose is also seen at the top of its jaw. It follows this with a neck curving down with scales. The dragon's right arm lines down and "holds" the white crystal from its Crystal Wheel; four fingers with four claws. Its right wing appears to start with a sharp but small horn and two gaps for flame-like details. It looks like the L-Drago Destructor wheel.
Performance and competitive use
Because of Dragooon's weight when synchromed, it is notably the first spin stealer that is difficult to knock out by attackers. This makes Dragooon especially broken, defeating most attack types, most stamina types, and most defense types. Dragooon can effectively use it's weight and left spinning prowess in both defensive setups and agressive setups.
Overall
Dragooon is a must have Zero-G Chrome Wheel, defeating over 70% of the game. Dragooon's top usage is for spin steal, whether in agressive setups or defensive setups.
Customization(s)
Gryph Dragoon SA165WSF
MSF-H (Most Chrome Wheels) Dragooon BD145RDF
MSF-H (Most Chrome Wheels) Dragooon CH120XF
Chrome Wheel: Gryph
Appearance
Similar to the Leone Wheel, Gryph consists of eight distinct sections. Four of them have spikes curved in a right-spin direction, and the other half of the sections mostly constitutes of straight boulders. One of the latter sections is however in the shape of an eagle head, with the orb from the Crystal Wheel showing right at the left border of the head.
Spin Track: Switch Attack 165 (SA165)
- Weight 10.0g
Appearance
This Spin Track is the first of its kind. This Spin Track as it name shows it can switch modes to variant of attacks. This Spin Track's roundish part is shaped like a cylinder like cone that has a sharp point like like the ones on a tire, intersecting points to add endurance and possible attack power. The main Spin Track is a basic track that allows attachments on it. It is all colored translucent black.
Performance Tip:Metal Ball
Appearance
Metal Ball, is a variation of Ball that as it's name implies, is made of metal. It is the heaviest Performance Tip so far.
Performance and competitive use
The metal allows for very low friction with the Stadium floor, while it's ball-shape allows for maximum contact with the Stadium floor, increasing friction and making it harder to knock out. This in turn has it stay in the central areas of the Stadium, and being a ball made of metal, it gives it a balanced amount of friction. Due to this, MB has found use in Defense-Type customizations and some Stamina-Type ones. It is overall a great Tip for Defense and Stamina.
Customization(s)
Overall
Gallery
Trivia
- This is the only non-customized Synchrom released by Takara Tomy.
- This is the heaviest Zero-G Beyblade so far.
References
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