Buster Dran 5-70DB Hasbro G3611

Description

An attack value of 70 means the Blade hits hard on contact — among Stamina Beys that puts Buster Dran well up the field. The Disk Ball Bit provides the running time: with a stamina value of 55 it turns with little friction and holds the spin longer than is usual for Stamina Beys. That the Bey competes as a Stamina type at all is down to this Bit — the Bit decides the type, and with a different one the same Blade becomes a completely different Bey. The 5-70 Ratchet is five-sided and star-shaped: its weight sits far out and supports the stamina. There is criticism for the yellow-and-blue paintwork of the Buster Dran 5-70DB: many fans much prefer the colours from the anime.

By tournament points the Blade sits fairly high at rank 24 of 111, the 5-70 Ratchet at rank 21 of 36 Ratchets and the Disk Ball Bit at rank 26 of 49 Bits (as of 1 September 2026). For BeybladeGeeks the Buster Dran Blade is a very good, highly competitive Attack Blade that top players bring to tournaments; its stamina, on the other hand, they call very low — it is not built to spin forever, but for all or nothing. BeybladeGeeks' rule of thumb for it: play for the one hit that knocks the opponent out of the stadium or bursts them. In their tests the Buster Dran Blade manages that even on its last rotations.

The Bey was released in Europe on 1 February 2025; Hasbro sells the same combination in two packs — here as a Booster Pack, and alongside it as a Starter Pack.

The box holds only the Bey — you buy a launcher separately. Blade, Ratchet and Bit are approved for WBO tournaments (as of 6 July 2026). As a Bey from the UX line, Buster Dran combines freely with other Blades, Ratchets and Bits from Beyblade X.