Dragoon
This Bit Chip, named Dragoon (青龍 Seiryū) in Japanese, is tagged across the Engine Gear, Magnacore and Spin Gear chip lines.
Specification
| Classification | Bit Chip |
|---|---|
| System | Engine Gear System / Magnacore System |
| Series | Beyblade: 2000 |
| Takara Tomy code | A-69, A-89, A-25, A-41, A-112 |
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Comes In 8 Beyblades
| Beyblade | Code | Type | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dragoon Storm | A-1 | Attack | 2000 |
| Dragoon Victory | A-41 | Attack | 2001 |
| Dragoon G | A-89 | Attack | 2002 |
| Dragoon V2 | A-69 | Attack | 2002 |
| Dragoon GT | A-112 | Attack | 2003 |
| Dragoon V2 High Power Custom | RA-01 | Attack | 2004 |
| Dragoon F | A-25 | Attack | — |
| Dragoon Grip Attacker | 17 | Attack | — |
About This Part
This Bit Chip, named Dragoon (青龍 Seiryū) in Japanese, is tagged across the Engine Gear, Magnacore and Spin Gear chip lines. It debuted with the original Dragoon Grip Attacker and reappeared through every later Dragoon Beyblade, from Dragoon S up to Dragoon GT. In the anime, Dragoon is Tyson Granger's Bit-Beast, appearing across episodes from 'Day of the Dragoon' through to 'Beybattle for the Ages.'
In Play
- Released with the original Dragoon Grip Attacker Beyblade
- Reused across the Dragoon S, Dragoon F, Dragoon V, Dragoon V2, Dragoon G and Dragoon GT Beyblades
- Dragoon's chip carries the Japanese name Seiryū (青龍), literally the Azure Dragon of Chinese myth.