Frostic Dranzer

Furosutikku Doranzā · フロスティックドランザー

Also known as Ultimate Frostic Dranzer (Hasbro) / Dranzer (manga; with Dranzer Bit Chip)

Balance type Kai Hiwatari 4 Layer System 1999

Code: 03
Released: July 17th, 1999 (Japan)

parts

cards across 2 games

Frostic Dranzer is Kai's top in the Next Generation Beigoma Battle: Beyblade video game, a Balance Type 4 Layer System build that Takara put on shelves in July 1999. It runs a Frostic Dranzer bit chip, a Wing Cross attack ring, a Balance weight disk and a Semi-Flat blade base, and it is later succeeded by Dranzer Auto Change Balancer.

On file

The record

Type: Balance
System: 4 Layer System
Series: Next Generation Beigoma Battle: Beyblade
Other code: 03
Released in Japan: July 17th, 1999
Japanese name: フロスティックドランザー
Romaji: Furosutikku Doranzā
Also known as: Ultimate Frostic Dranzer (Hasbro) / Dranzer (manga; with Dranzer Bit Chip)
Manga: The Beyblade Legend
Owner (in the story): Kai Hiwatari

Parts

Bit ChipFrostic Dranzer
Attack RingWing Cross3.1 g
Weight DiskBalance14 grams
Blade BaseSemi-Flat7.2 g

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Part by part

Parts in detail

No distinct product-version details beyond naming; notable mainly for having two Attack Ring molds of differing fragility.

Slot	Part	Weight	Spin	Note
Attack Ring	Wing Cross	3.1 (Mold 1) / 3.3 (Mold 2) g	Right only	A small, light, well-balanced ring close to Wide Defense/Survivor's width, with excellent solo-spin stamina; held back mainly by recoil unless shielded by a Wide Defense/Survivor weight disk, and by fragility in its first mold.
Weight Disk	Balance	14.1 g		Light with an unremarkable weight distribution whose large points and width invite recoil against lower opponents; heavily outclassed by later weight disks with no meaningful competitive role today.
Blade Base	Semi-Flat Base	7.2 g		Lightweight with a stable tip and decent Life-After-Death, making it a solid dedicated stamina base; commonly paired with Ten Balance in what's nicknamed the '10bBistool' combo, and while outclassed by Zombie/SG-based setups, it can still beat typical tournament filler.