DranDagger

It is based on a dragon and a dagger. In many legends, it was said that a dragon’s skin was so tough that even swords could not pierce it, except at very specific weak points on its body. Daggers, on the other hand, are one of the oldest weapons created by humanity, valued for their light weight and precision in close combat.

It is made up of six straight, slightly angled divisions that represent daggers. The three shorter ones have a steeper angle, while the others are wider and feature a subtle front hook. Together, they form a long slope with small irregularities on the top. Despite its small size, it has mid weight and solid stamina.

Its upper irregularities create strong wear-down and gradually destabilize the opponent, especially when hitting from below. The segmented sides, being straight-edged, also contribute to stamina drain during repeated attacks.

Thanks to its compact size, it accelerates easily and can take advantage of the opponent’s momentum to counterattack after being knocked back. While raw push is not its strong point, these surprise hits can amplify the damage. That said, a fully aggressive combo does not suit it, as its size and shape do not favor effective pushing power.

It works best with semi-aggressive movement focused on wear-down at low heights, or on counter Bits that allow powerful launches with controlled rebounds.

It does not aim for quick wins—its design is built around long exchanges that slowly drain the opponent’s energy. Because of that, it does not need high traction, but rather good stamina and smooth movement to extend its time in battle.

It is small and has low inertia, so it needs a strong launch to fully unlock its potential. That same lightness also makes it easy to stop or push around, which makes fighting heavier Beys more difficult.