Blade: Draciel S

Weight: 28.0g (LOW END) – 28.2g (HIGH END)

•  Blade Design: Draciel S features an 8-sided square design with 4 small protrusions.

• Stamina/Defense vs. Attack: Despite its lightweight nature, Draciel S offers surprisingly good defense. It can move around the stadium while maintaining stability, especially when launched with a strong shoot. When paired with a heavier Ratchet like 7-60, it has the potential to outlast opponents, though it may struggle against heavier setups.

Strengths:

• Surprising Defense: Draciel S can hold its ground better than expected, especially when paired with 7-60.

Weaknesses:

• Weight: The lightweight nature of Draciel S makes it ineffective to be very consistent.

Overall: Draciel S is not a must-have as you have way heavier blades that can do the job a lot better while it does good, for the safest bet you should not use this blade.

Gameplan: For best results, focus on low-height defense setups and avoid direct collisions with heavier attackers. A controlled launch can help it dodge hits and maximize endurance.

Recommended Combos: 

Defense: Draciel S 5-60 | 1-60 | 7-60  (Hexa | Orb | Bound Spike | Under Needle) 

Ratchet: 7-60

Weight: 7g

• Design: 7-60 is a ratchet that has 7 sides and a low height, the contact areas for the ratchet are 6 wide ratchet points with 1 very protruding square point.

Strengths: 

• Weight/Thickness: This is the heaviest ratchet for low height which has its benefits for attack and defense combinations. For defense it can be used since the Ratchet is thick and heavy to tank most attackers using the shape and weight. You could as well buff up attackers with 7-60 to give a small weight boost if one would want to.

• Low Height: It is one of the lowest-height ratchets, making it great for attack combinations or other low-height setups, depending on the context.

Weakness:

• Scrape Risk: Due to how wide and thick the ratchet is, it is possible in battle if not launched properly to scrape around and lose stamina. 

• Slow Movement: Having a heavy ratchet is both a pro and a con, being on other blades it also means you are going to be a bit slower meaning you have to launch harder to compensate. 

• Burst Risk: This goes both ways 7-60 at times can simply just never burst or it can burst very hard, this is likely due to the one contact that protrudes a bit more on 7-60 making it a lot easier to take down and Burst if a lucky hit is given. 

•  Stamina: 7-60 Is not really meant to be used for pure stamina as it does worse than 3-60 in a stamina mirror, however this is not too relevant if one is going to just use it for defense or attack.

Overall: 7-60 is a unique ratchet where it can either have great burst resistance and defend against any attack thrown against it, or completely fall apart and Burst. Due to the fact it is heavy, it is preferred to be used on Defense and or Attack combinations. Due to the versatility it is a must have for any defense or attack combos for weight making it a must have to any bladers collection.

Bit: Dot

Weight: 2.0

• Design: Dot is a cone-shaped bit with low burst resistance and tiny spheres protruding from the bottom.

Strengths:

• Stamina: Despite being a defense bit, Dot offers stamina comparable to Orb, providing solid defense while maintaining good endurance.

• Weaknesses:

• KO Risk: When new, Dot can be somewhat aggressive due to the protrusions on the bottom, increasing the risk of a knockout. However, this weakness diminishes as the bit wears down.

Gameplan:

• Somewhat tilted angle shoot and hold: To maximize the effectiveness of this Bit, you can employ a slight angle and hold the Beyblade on to the corner of where you are to lead into the middle to get those big hits without being knocked out. 

• Be aware of the top corners on the opposite side of where the Xtreme Finish is: Aim to try to KO with your movement.