Ultimate (Spin) Dragoon/ Makendo/ Megaro Arm

*Aqua* · Sep 03 2009 04:50 AM

I quickly did up this article so I’m sure there are a few things that need to be added, corrected, etc. Though there's not much to be said about this. I didn't bother posting anything for Megaro Arm and Makendo since not much would be different than this article (except the obvious).

***Can anyone take pictures of Ultimate/Spin Dragoon (3/4 view, side view, bottom view, and the AR separately)? And pictures of just the AR for Makendo and Megaro Arm?

Here's the article:

Ultimate Dragoon

Number: #1
System: 4-layer
Type: Attack

Ultimate Dragoon was the first beyblade to be released and was released in Japan in July 1999.

Name Variation
Hasbro released this product under the name Spin Dragoon.

Attack Ring (AR): Cross Dragon
- 4 grams

Cross Dragon is circular with four rectangular projections evenly distributed around the AR. Due to its shape and design; this AR has little use and is incredibly outclassed. It is not ideal for any form of attack. Cross Dragon does not have any competitive uses except for WD Attack, which is also not very useful in competitive play.

Use in Weight Disk Attack Customization
Cross Dragon in a WD Attack customization. Cross Dragon does not extend beyond the WD, leaving the WD completely exposed, therefore allowing this customization to be quite effective.

AR: Cross Dragon (Ultimate Dragoon)
WD: Wide Defense
SG: Right SG
BB: SG Metal Flat 2 (Gaia Dragoon V)

Mold Variations
There are two different molds for Cross Dragon. The original mold of Cross Dragon (Ultimate Dragoon and Megaro Arm version) is very thin and fragile (prone to breaking). The newer mold of Cross Dragon (Makendo version) is much improved from the original version, in that the AR is made thicker and the width of the AR is increased. In the newer mold of Cross Dragon, reinforments have been added to the ring and to the four panels. Due to these improvements, the newer mold AR is much stronger and less likely to break, compared to the original mold. Should Cross Dragon be used, the newer mold (Makendo's Cross Dragon) should be used over the original mold AR.
*Note*: Hasbro's Spin Dragoon, Megaro Arm and Makendo all have the newer mold of Cross Dragon.

Weight Disk (WD): Wide
See Wide Weight Disk.

Blade Base (BB): Flat Base
See Flat Base.

Other Versions
- Makendo
- Megaro Arm
- Ultimate Dragoon - Limited Edition (Clear)
- Ultimate Dragoon - Coro Coro Limited (Black with MG WD)
- Ultimate Dragoon - Promotion (Gold-plated)
- Ultimate Dragoon - #14 BeyBattle Set (White with gold-plated WD)

Gallery
[Pictures Here]

Overall
Ultimate Dragoon is useless for competitive play and has been entirely outclassed by numerous parts. This beyblade would only be worth getting for collection purposes.

Pich · Sep 03 2009 04:54 AM

Just going to tell you right now that the new mold can be found on all three of the beyblades, not just Makendo. I've got all of them, and they are all new mold (and I've an old broken mold for comparison.)

Other than that, the article looks good to me. Smile

Hyuuga Neji · Sep 03 2009 04:55 AM

(Sep 03 2009 04:50 AM)Aqua Wrote: I quickly did up this article so I’m sure there are a few things that need to be added, corrected, etc. Though there's not much to be said about this. I didn't bother posting anything for Megaro Arm and Makendo since not much would be different than this article (except the obvious).

***Can anyone take pictures of Ultimate/Spin Dragoon (3/4 view, side view, bottom view, and the AR separately)? And pictures of just the AR for Makendo and Megaro Arm?

Here's the article:

Ultimate Dragoon

Number: #1
System: 4-layer
Type: Attack

Ultimate Dragoon was the first Beyblade to be released and was released in Japan in July 1999.

Name Variation
Hasbro released this product under the name Spin Dragoon.

Attack Ring (AR): Cross Dragon
- 4 grams

Cross Dragon is circular with four rectangular projections evenly distributed around the AR. Due to its shape and design, this AR has little use and is incredibly outclassed. It is not ideal for any form of attack. Cross Dragon does not have any competitive uses except for WD Attack, which is also not very useful in competitive play.

Use in Weight Disk Attack Customization
Cross Dragon in a WD Attack customization. Cross Dragon does not extend beyond the WD, leaving the WD completely exposed, therefore allowing this customization to be quite effective.

AR: Cross Dragon (Ultimate Dragoon)
WD: Wide Defense
SG: Right SG
BB: SG Metal Flat 2 (Gaia Dragoon V)

Mold Variations
There are two different molds for Cross Dragon. The original mold of Cross Dragon (Ultimate Dragoon and Megaro Arm version) is very thin and fragile (prone to breaking). The newer mold of Cross Dragon (Makendo version) is much improved from the original version[n]:[/b] the AR is thicker and wider. In the newer mold of Cross Dragon, reinforments have been added to the ring and to the four panels. Due to these improvements, the newer mold AR is much stronger and less likely to break compared to the original mold. Should Cross Dragon be used, the newer mold (Makendo's Cross Dragon) should be used over the original mold AR.

Weight Disk (WD): Wide
See Wide Weight Disk.

Blade Base (BB): Flat Base
See Flat Base.

Other Versions
- Makendo
- Megaro Arm
- Ultimate Dragoon - Limited Edition (Clear)
- Ultimate Dragoon - Coro Coro Limited (Black with MG WD)
- Ultimate Dragoon - Promotion (Gold-plated)
- Ultimate Dragoon - #14 BeyBattle Set (White with gold-plated WD)

Gallery
[Pictures Here]

Overall
Ultimate Dragoon is useless for competitive play and has been entirely outclassed by numerous parts. This beyblade would only be worth getting for collection purposes.

Here's a quick grammar check.

*Aqua* · Sep 03 2009 05:06 AM

(Sep 03 2009 04:54 AM)Pichuscute Wrote: Just going to tell you right now that the new mold can be found on all three of the beyblades, not just Makendo. I've got all of them, and they are all new mold (and I've an old broken mold for comparison.)

Other than that, the article looks good to me.

That's for Hasbro then. I was just talking about Takara there. But I'll add that in there.

Pich · Sep 03 2009 05:09 AM

Oh, hadn't realized. Thanks, though.

Kei · Sep 03 2009 06:07 AM

Looks fine. Go ahead and post it.

*Aqua* · Sep 03 2009 11:17 PM

So...

(Sep 03 2009 04:50 AM)Aqua Wrote: ***Can anyone take pictures of Ultimate/Spin Dragoon (3/4 view, side view, bottom view, and the AR separately)? And pictures of just the AR for Makendo and Megaro Arm?

Serotonin · Sep 03 2009 11:24 PM

I have a Hasbro Megaro Arm without stickers; I can take some pictures for you tomorrow if they're of any use.

Serotonin · Sep 04 2009 04:24 PM

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v230/n...C01407.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v230/n...C01408.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v230/n...C01409.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v230/n...C01410.jpg

Hmm, hopefully these are good enough. If you need anything else, feel free to ask. :]

*Aqua* · Sep 04 2009 04:46 PM

Okay. Cool, thanks ♥.

All 3 articles have now been added to the Beywiki.

http://wiki.worldbeyblade.org/index.php/...te_Dragoon
http://wiki.worldbeyblade.org/index.php/Megaro_Arm
http://wiki.worldbeyblade.org/index.php/Makendo

Kei · Sep 04 2009 08:22 PM

Article and pictures look good. I'll let one of you update the Megaro Arm article with the pictures. I've already went ahead and updated the main page, and "New on Beywiki" box.

*Aqua* ----	Post: #1 (This post was last modified: Sep 03 2009 05:16 AM by Aqua.) I quickly did up this article so I’m sure there are a few things that need to be added, corrected, etc. Though there's not much to be said about this. I didn't bother posting anything for Megaro Arm and Makendo since not much would be different than this article (except the obvious). **Can anyone take pictures of Ultimate/Spin Dragoon (3/4 view, side view, bottom view, and the AR separately)? And pictures of just the AR for Makendo and Megaro Arm? Here's the article: Ultimate Dragoon Number: #1 System: 4-layer Type: Attack Ultimate Dragoon was the first beyblade to be released and was released in Japan in July 1999. Name Variation Hasbro released this product under the name Spin Dragoon. Attack Ring (AR): Cross Dragon - 4 grams Cross Dragon is circular with four rectangular projections evenly distributed around the AR. Due to its shape and design; this AR has little use and is incredibly outclassed. It is not ideal for any form of attack. Cross Dragon does not have any competitive uses except for WD Attack, which is also not very useful in competitive play. Use in Weight Disk Attack Customization Cross Dragon in a WD Attack customization. Cross Dragon does not extend beyond the WD, leaving the WD completely exposed, therefore allowing this customization to be quite effective. AR: Cross Dragon (Ultimate Dragoon) WD: Wide Defense SG: Right SG BB: SG Metal Flat 2 (Gaia Dragoon V) Mold Variations There are two different molds for Cross Dragon. The original mold of Cross Dragon (Ultimate Dragoon and Megaro Arm version) is very thin and fragile (prone to breaking). The newer mold of Cross Dragon (Makendo version) is much improved from the original version, in that the AR is made thicker and the width of the AR is increased. In the newer mold of Cross Dragon, reinforments have been added to the ring and to the four panels. Due to these improvements, the newer mold AR is much stronger and less likely to break, compared to the original mold. Should Cross Dragon be used, the newer mold (Makendo's Cross Dragon) should be used over the original mold AR. Note*: Hasbro's Spin Dragoon, Megaro Arm and Makendo all have the newer mold of Cross Dragon. Weight Disk (WD): Wide See Wide Weight Disk. Blade Base (BB): Flat Base See Flat Base. Other Versions - Makendo - Megaro Arm - Ultimate Dragoon - Limited Edition (Clear) - Ultimate Dragoon - Coro Coro Limited (Black with MG WD) - Ultimate Dragoon - Promotion (Gold-plated) - Ultimate Dragoon - #14 BeyBattle Set (White with gold-plated WD) Gallery [Pictures Here] Overall Ultimate Dragoon is useless for competitive play and has been entirely outclassed by numerous parts. This beyblade would only be worth getting for collection purposes.
Sep 03 2009 04:50 AM

Pich Formerly Pichuscute	Post: #2 Just going to tell you right now that the new mold can be found on all three of the beyblades, not just Makendo. I've got all of them, and they are all new mold (and I've an old broken mold for comparison.) Other than that, the article looks good to me. Thanks, Kai-V, for my banner My YouTube Channel for Beyblade: http://www.youtube.com/user/pichuscute0 ~FWC Forever~
Sep 03 2009 04:54 AM

Hyuuga Neji	Post: #3 (Sep 03 2009 04:50 AM)Aqua Wrote: I quickly did up this article so I’m sure there are a few things that need to be added, corrected, etc. Though there's not much to be said about this. I didn't bother posting anything for Megaro Arm and Makendo since not much would be different than this article (except the obvious). ***Can anyone take pictures of Ultimate/Spin Dragoon (3/4 view, side view, bottom view, and the AR separately)? And pictures of just the AR for Makendo and Megaro Arm? Here's the article: Ultimate Dragoon Number: #1 System: 4-layer Type: Attack Ultimate Dragoon was the first Beyblade to be released and was released in Japan in July 1999. Name Variation Hasbro released this product under the name Spin Dragoon. Attack Ring (AR): Cross Dragon - 4 grams Cross Dragon is circular with four rectangular projections evenly distributed around the AR. Due to its shape and design, this AR has little use and is incredibly outclassed. It is not ideal for any form of attack. Cross Dragon does not have any competitive uses except for WD Attack, which is also not very useful in competitive play. Use in Weight Disk Attack Customization Cross Dragon in a WD Attack customization. Cross Dragon does not extend beyond the WD, leaving the WD completely exposed, therefore allowing this customization to be quite effective. AR: Cross Dragon (Ultimate Dragoon) WD: Wide Defense SG: Right SG BB: SG Metal Flat 2 (Gaia Dragoon V) Mold Variations There are two different molds for Cross Dragon. The original mold of Cross Dragon (Ultimate Dragoon and Megaro Arm version) is very thin and fragile (prone to breaking). The newer mold of Cross Dragon (Makendo version) is much improved from the original version[n]:[/b] the AR is thicker and wider. In the newer mold of Cross Dragon, reinforments have been added to the ring and to the four panels. Due to these improvements, the newer mold AR is much stronger and less likely to break compared to the original mold. Should Cross Dragon be used, the newer mold (Makendo's Cross Dragon) should be used over the original mold AR. Weight Disk (WD): Wide See Wide Weight Disk. Blade Base (BB): Flat Base See Flat Base. Other Versions - Makendo - Megaro Arm - Ultimate Dragoon - Limited Edition (Clear) - Ultimate Dragoon - Coro Coro Limited (Black with MG WD) - Ultimate Dragoon - Promotion (Gold-plated) - Ultimate Dragoon - #14 BeyBattle Set (White with gold-plated WD) Gallery [Pictures Here] Overall Ultimate Dragoon is useless for competitive play and has been entirely outclassed by numerous parts. This beyblade would only be worth getting for collection purposes. Here's a quick grammar check.
Sep 03 2009 04:55 AM

*Aqua* ----	Post: #4 (Sep 03 2009 04:54 AM)Pichuscute Wrote: Just going to tell you right now that the new mold can be found on all three of the beyblades, not just Makendo. I've got all of them, and they are all new mold (and I've an old broken mold for comparison.) Other than that, the article looks good to me. That's for Hasbro then. I was just talking about Takara there. But I'll add that in there.
Sep 03 2009 05:06 AM

Pich Formerly Pichuscute	Post: #5 Oh, hadn't realized. Thanks, though. Thanks, Kai-V, for my banner My YouTube Channel for Beyblade: http://www.youtube.com/user/pichuscute0 ~FWC Forever~
Sep 03 2009 05:09 AM

Kei BEAUTIFUL DEFORMITY BeyRank: #2 (1,679)	Post: #6 Looks fine. Go ahead and post it. Kei's Beyblade Shop \| Kei's Avatar & Signature Gallery
Sep 03 2009 06:07 AM

*Aqua* ----	Post: #7 So... (Sep 03 2009 04:50 AM)Aqua Wrote: ***Can anyone take pictures of Ultimate/Spin Dragoon (3/4 view, side view, bottom view, and the AR separately)? And pictures of just the AR for Makendo and Megaro Arm?
Sep 03 2009 11:17 PM

Serotonin ★ // mid afternoon BeyRank: #393 (1,112)	Post: #8 I have a Hasbro Megaro Arm without stickers; I can take some pictures for you tomorrow if they're of any use. ♪♫ Serotonin's Beysales!
Sep 03 2009 11:24 PM

Serotonin ★ // mid afternoon BeyRank: #393 (1,112)	Post: #9 http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v230/n...C01407.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v230/n...C01408.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v230/n...C01409.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v230/n...C01410.jpg Hmm, hopefully these are good enough. If you need anything else, feel free to ask. :] ♪♫ Serotonin's Beysales!
Sep 04 2009 04:24 PM

*Aqua* ----	Post: #10 Okay. Cool, thanks ♥. All 3 articles have now been added to the Beywiki. http://wiki.worldbeyblade.org/index.php/...te_Dragoon http://wiki.worldbeyblade.org/index.php/Megaro_Arm http://wiki.worldbeyblade.org/index.php/Makendo
Sep 04 2009 04:46 PM

Kei BEAUTIFUL DEFORMITY BeyRank: #2 (1,679)	Post: #11 Article and pictures look good. I'll let one of you update the Megaro Arm article with the pictures. I've already went ahead and updated the main page, and "New on Beywiki" box. Kei's Beyblade Shop \| Kei's Avatar & Signature Gallery
Sep 04 2009 08:22 PM