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==Name Variation==
  
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[[Frostic Dranzer]] was released by [[Hasbro]] as '''Ultimate Frostic Dranzer'''.
  
  
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=== IMPORTANT: Mold Variations ===
 
=== IMPORTANT: Mold Variations ===
  
The mold variation of the Wing Cross AR is what makes it such a popular choice. While the [[Takara]] version of [[Bistool]], [[Gekiryu-oh]] and Ultimate Frostic Dranzer, along with the [[Hasbro]] older versions of [[Gekiryu-oh]] and [[Ultimate Frostic Dranzer]] have thin spikes, the ends of [[Hasbro]] [[Bistool]]'s, [[Ultimate Frostic Dranzer]]'s (new mold), and [[Gekiryu-oh]]'s (new mold) spikes have been connected to the center of the AR, supposedly to prevent breaking. Because of this, Wing Cross's AR's new mold has become a far more popular choice than the older mold.
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The mold variation of the Wing Cross AR is what makes it such a popular choice. While the [[Takara]] version of [[Bistool]], [[Gekiryu-oh]] and Frostic Dranzer, along with the [[Hasbro]] older versions of [[Gekiryu-oh]] and [[Frostic Dranzer]] have thin spikes, the ends of [[Hasbro]] [[Bistool]]'s, [[Frostic Dranzer]]'s (new mold), and [[Gekiryu-oh]]'s (new mold) spikes have been connected to the center of the AR, supposedly to prevent breaking. Because of this, Wing Cross's AR's new mold has become a far more popular choice than the older mold.
  
 
If you wish to see combinations using Bistool's Wing Cross, please see the [[Bistool]] article.
 
If you wish to see combinations using Bistool's Wing Cross, please see the [[Bistool]] article.
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== Gallery ==
 
== Gallery ==
 
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Image:UFDfrontview.jpg|Ultimate Frostic Dranzer (front view)
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Image:UFDfrontview.jpg|Frostic Dranzer (front view)
Image:UFDsideview.jpg|Ultimate Frostic Dranzer (side view)
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Image:UFDsideview.jpg|Frostic Dranzer (side view)
Image:UFDparts.jpg|Ultimate Frostic Dranzer parts
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Image:UFDparts.jpg|Frostic Dranzer parts
 
Image:UFDAR.jpg|Attack Ring - Wing Cross
 
Image:UFDAR.jpg|Attack Ring - Wing Cross
 
Image:UFDARunder.jpg|Attack Ring - Wing Cross (underside)
 
Image:UFDARunder.jpg|Attack Ring - Wing Cross (underside)
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== Overall ==
 
== Overall ==
  
This Beyblade was very useful at one point, but after [[Hasbro]]'s [[Bistool]] was released, there simply was not much of a use for it. Indeed, the only unique part of [[Ultimate Frostic Dranzer]]/[[Gekiryu-oh]]/[[Bistool]] is the Wing Cross AR, and the Hasbro Bistool version is stronger, both in terms of durability and use during battle. Because of this, there is almost no reason to buy Ultimate Frostic Dranzer. You should buy [[Hasbro]] Bistool instead.
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This Beyblade was very useful at one point, but after [[Hasbro]]'s [[Bistool]] was released, there simply was not much of a use for it. Indeed, the only unique part of [[Frostic Dranzer]]/[[Gekiryu-oh]]/[[Bistool]] is the Wing Cross AR, and the Hasbro Bistool version is stronger, both in terms of durability and use during battle. Because of this, there is almost no reason to buy Frostic Dranzer. You should buy [[Hasbro]] Bistool instead.
  
 
[[Category:Plastic Beyblade]]
 
[[Category:Plastic Beyblade]]
 
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Revision as of 15:04, 8 July 2013

Frostic Dranzer
Ultimatefrosticdranzer.jpg
Number: 3
System: 4-Layer
Type: Balance

Name Variation

Frostic Dranzer was released by Hasbro as Ultimate Frostic Dranzer.




Attack Ring (AR): Wing Cross

  • Weight: 5 grams

Wing Cross is a strong AR because of its extremely evenly distributed weight, thin size, and smooth edges. It was previously commonly used among Zombies/Spin-Stealers before becoming outclassed by other ARs, such as Galeon's War Lion or Driger S's Tiger Defenser. Despite this, Wing Cross did not become obsolete.

Bistool's Wing Cross stayed popular in the Bistool|10bBistool combo, and also in some compact combos. This AR has many uses in balance and survival type combos.

Use in First Generation Zombies

Wing Cross was used as an AR in first generation zombies (that is, before the S Series was released). It was used because of its balanced weight distribution, thin design, and because its projections (the attack spikes protruding from the AR) could be used to steal spin, as they extended just beyond the reach of the Wide Survivor WD.

IMPORTANT: Mold Variations

The mold variation of the Wing Cross AR is what makes it such a popular choice. While the Takara version of Bistool, Gekiryu-oh and Frostic Dranzer, along with the Hasbro older versions of Gekiryu-oh and Frostic Dranzer have thin spikes, the ends of Hasbro Bistool's, Frostic Dranzer's (new mold), and Gekiryu-oh's (new mold) spikes have been connected to the center of the AR, supposedly to prevent breaking. Because of this, Wing Cross's AR's new mold has become a far more popular choice than the older mold.

If you wish to see combinations using Bistool's Wing Cross, please see the Bistool article.

Weight Disk (WD): Balance

See Balance (WD).

Blade Base (BB): Semi-Flat Base

See Semi-Flat Base.

Other Versions

Gallery

Overall

This Beyblade was very useful at one point, but after Hasbro's Bistool was released, there simply was not much of a use for it. Indeed, the only unique part of Frostic Dranzer/Gekiryu-oh/Bistool is the Wing Cross AR, and the Hasbro Bistool version is stronger, both in terms of durability and use during battle. Because of this, there is almost no reason to buy Frostic Dranzer. You should buy Hasbro Bistool instead.