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Master Driger

Masutā Doraigā · マスタードライガー

Balance type Kenny Spin Gear System 2001
Code
A-37
Maker
Takara Tomy
Released
October 2001 (Japan)

5

parts

1

card

Description

Master Driger is a Balance-type variant of Driger, built from a bit chip depicting Driger, the Hook Attacker attack ring, an Eight Wide weight disk, a Right spin gear and a Semi-Flat blade base. Takara Tomy sold it as the A-37 Booster in yellow, and Hasbro reissued the same A-37 combination as a yellow Starter Pack, then again in gold for its Metal Masters line and in red for its Championship Series. The Japanese release's bit chip carries a code for unlocking the part in Beyblade Fighting Tournament.

On file

The record

Type
Balance
System
Spin Gear System
Series
Next Generation Beigoma Battle: Beyblade
Takara Tomy code
A-37
Released in Japan
October 2001
Japanese name
マスタードライガー
Romaji
Masutā Doraigā
Owner (in the story)
Kenny

Parts

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Part by part

Parts in detail

Shares Knight Claws Ring, Right Spin Gear and SG Semi-Flat Base with Knight Dranzer, but is paired with Eight Wide instead of Eight Balance.

SlotPartWeightSpinNote
Attack Ring Knight Claws Ring 3.5 g Both (neither competitive) A thin, aggressive-looking ring that's remarkably fragile and poorly angled in both directions, giving heavy recoil for limited power; not competitive under current rules, though a legalized RC Super Flat Base would suit it well since that base's properties reduce its recoil.
Weight Disk Eight Wide 12.7 (hard-edge mold) / 12.2 (soft-edge mold) g A light, moderately wide disk mainly useful for freeing up contact points on rings that wider disks would obstruct, generally outclassed elsewhere.
Spin Gear Right Spin Gear Shells + Regular SG Core Part 1.1g per shell, plus an optional 1.12g metal weight gear g Right Standard shells lacking Neo-core compatibility, but the metal weight gear insert isn't required for legality per official rulings, allowing a very light legal SG configuration.
Blade Base SG Semi-Flat Base 4.7 g A predictable, easy-to-use tip that wears quickly and is generally outperformed by Metal Change Base and a broken-in Metal Ball Base, though workable in compacts.

Weights are single copies weighed on their own; a part can vary by a few tenths of a gram.

In play and in the story

  • Released by Takara Tomy as the A-37 Booster in yellow.
  • Released by Hasbro as the A-37 Starter Pack in yellow.
  • Re-released by Hasbro as the A-37 Metal Masters Starter Pack in gold.
  • Re-released by Hasbro as the A-37 Championship Series Starter Pack in red.

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