TAKARA TOMY Cobalt Dragoon 2-60C Beyblade X Starter BX-34

One of the best beyblades

I mainly bought this for the Left Spin Launcher, but was really often using the actual bey more than I was thinking I would. Cobalt Dragoon is an incredibly fun bey, with only the Ratchet being less desirable than other options.

Exactly what the meta needed!!

The shipping was easy faster than expected and the bey is in good condition. The launcher is ok but the only issue was how it can burst itself a lot and it burst easy to other beys.

Love it and quick shipping

At this moment in time this is the only way to use any left spinning beyblades in Beyblade X, as it is the only release of one to come with a launcher to use it. This instantly makes it a must have Bey for the future of Beyblade X as for now if you wish to experience any further left spinning releases you must purchase it. The bey itself however is very limited in what combos actually work well with it, however, the combos that do make it one of the strongest Beyblades in Beyblade X

This bey is really good for being for the first left spin with my only problem being it's low burst resistance and stamina

Delivery was good on time no damages secured perfectly.

This bey has a surprisingly decent amount of weight for the amount of exposed plastic in the blade. It is definitely not designed with spin stealing in mind, but instead, it is a strong attacker that provides an even mixture of upper and smash attack contact points. It performs similarly to Zwei or Guilty Longinus, right down to having the same Cyclone Bit, although the 2-60 ratchet scrapes easily against my Hasbro stadium and has large contact points which make it vulnerable to bursting. It is also one of the few beyblades that can counter a stock combo Wizard Rod consistently with Over and Extreme finishes. That said, Cobalt Dragoon needs a strong launch to make good use of its attack power, something the included string launcher can't consistently provide without the risk of breakage. Launching it at an angle is not recommended due to the 2-60 ratchet, but when launched straight, it is surprisingly stable for an attack type. The Cyclone Bit feels like a midway point between the Rush and Point bits when used on Cobalt, but I have yet to try it on a right-spinning bey. Overall, this is a must-have addition to one's collection, and is generally viable for competitive play if you give it a better ratchet.