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Omega Dragonis 85XF

Omega Doragonisu 85XF · オメガドラゴニス85XF

Attack type Ryuto 4D System 2012

Spin: Right-Spin
Code: BB-M28
Maker: Takara Tomy
Released: January 20, 2012 (Japan)

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Omega Dragonis 85XF is an Attack Type top that Takara Tomy first bundled with the Strongest Dragonis 4D Guide before Hasbro carried it into the west as a Starter Pack across the Spark FX and Beyblade Legends toylines. Its build sets a Dragonis Face Bolt and Energy Ring beneath an Omega Fusion Wheel, an 85 Spin Track and an Extreme Flat Performance Tip.

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The record

Type: Attack
Spin: Right-Spin
System: 4D System
Series: Beyblade: Metal Fury
Takara Tomy code: BB-M28
Price as printed: USD$9.99
Released in Japan: January 20, 2012
Released in the US: January 2013
Japanese name: オメガドラゴニス85XF
Romaji: Omega Doragonisu 85XF
First anime appearance: The Labyrinth of Mist Mountain
Manga: Ryuto, the Treasure Hunter
Owner (in the story): Ryuto

Parts

Face BoltDragonis1 gram
Energy RingDragonis2.9 grams
Fusion WheelOmega37.8 grams
Spin Track850.9 grams
Performance TipXF0.7 grams

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In play and in the story

Community discussion treats the light 85XF combination as a quick, aggressive attack setup that gives up stamina and defence for speed.

Community testing, Jun. 30, 2012 — summarised

The competitive view

Omega Dragonis 85XF is a rare 4D System Beyblade released with a special CoroCoro magazine guide, whose box mislabeled it '85WF' by typo, built around the two-piece Omega Metal Wheel (Core and Frame) that switches between Assault and Barrage attack modes.

The Dragonis Clear Wheel's light, uneven weight distribution is called outclassed; Omega's low recoil versus top Attack wheels gives a wider knockout window but it lacks their Stamina, raw power, and weight, requiring near-perfect play to compete with Flash, VariAres, and Blitz. 85 offers a low center of gravity useful for Attack/Defense/Stamina low-track builds in theory but has fallen out of competitive use since Boost Disk 145 and 230 arrived. Extreme Flat trades control and grip for speed and Stamina compared to Rubber Flat, and versus Metal Flat it is faster and grippier but less controllable, generally suiting left-spin, spin-equalizing builds better than conventional same-spin Stamina.

Verdict as the draft gives it: The article says Dragonis is largely useless, Omega unreliable, 85 essentially outdated, and Extreme Flat available on cheaper Beyblades, concluding this Beyblade is worth buying only for collecting given its added rarity.

Dragonis Face: 1.08 grams
Dragonis Clear Wheel: 2.87 grams
Omega Metal Wheel: 37.83 grams total - Core 25.30 grams, Frame 12.53 grams
Two modes: Assault Mode and Barrage Mode, switched by rotating the Frame on the Core
85 Track: 0.86 grams
Extreme Flat (XF) Bottom: 0.68 grams

Condensed from community testing; competitive opinions are the community's, not ours, and may be out of date.

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