Treasure hunter Ryuto from the Metal Saga uses the only dragon-themed Beyblades that spins to the right across all Beyblade generations (almost). In the manga at least, Ryuto is Ryuga’s brother—so that tracks (from the Strongest Dragonis 4D Guide).
In a full-metal construction, this 4D Beyblade is fully customizable.
The Dragonis energy ring is shaped like two daggers with tribal signs attached to a whip of diamonds. The Omega wheel has two parts, allowing you to switch it between Assault and Barrage mode (rotate the Core, much like Lightning L-Drago).
The biggest issue why Omega Dragonis isn’t very competitive vs. other attack types, even though it’s designed very well (low height, smash attack potential, low recoil) is its lower weight. The lack of weight and stamina makes it inferior to better wheels such as VariAres, Blitz, or even Lightning. But that’s precisely what we’ve fixed!
Combined with a Modified Burst DB Launcher and the full-metal build that increases its weight, Omega Dragonis has finally evolved into a terrifying beast on the stadium (and a beautiful sight for the eyes of MFB lovers).
Low attackers need their height to be as low as possible, without scraping the stadium floor. The 85 Spin Track is the lowest possible spin track in Metal Fight Beyblade. The Extreme Flat (XF) Performance Top is the second widest of the Flat tips—and is one of the fastest tips in Metal Fight (at the expense of controllability/grip).
Our full-metal Omega Dragonis is not only a pretty piece of nostalgia. It’s a superior Beyblade in general that can be as aggressive and fast as the heaviest hitters in the Metal Fight meta. Ready to throw opponents out of the stadium? Place your order today!
