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{{BQuote|I can feel it, it is happening, the power is building within me!|-Dragonoid|''[[Evolution Revolution]]''|color = red}}{{Nihongo|'''Dragonoid'''|ドラゴノイド|Doragonoido}} is a dragon-like [[Bakugan]] and is usually referred to as the most powerful Bakugan. He evolves into [[Delta Dragonoid]].

Dragonoid is the leader of the Bakugan with strong convictions and morals, and is one of the most powerful species living in Vestroia. Together with Dan, they set out to defeat Naga and Masquerade, and bring back the Infinity and Silent Core to Vestroia. He has the ability to radiate intense heat in battle dissolving everything around him. He is equipped with high intelligence. He is limited in battle mobility, but compensates for it through powerful strikes. He is able to infinitely evolve on his own and with every evolution it makes him stronger and it brings him one step closer to the Infinity Core.<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20170707184846/http://www.bakugan.com:80/products/bakugan?page=5 Bakugan.com's description of Dragonoid]</ref>

===Bakugan Official Handbook===With wicked clawed hands and feet and a super-sharp horn, a Dragonoid is a Bakugan to be reckoned with. Don't even bother to try hiding from this creature. A Dragonoid is an expert at seek-and-destroy combat. Highly intelligent, Dragonoids may not be the most agile Bakugan, but they make up for it with their powerful attacks.<ref>''[[Bakugan Official Handbook]]'', page 46</ref>

===Bakugan Ultimate Handbook===Even though Dragonoid gets more and more powerful with each evolved form, his original form is one to be reckoned with. He can raise so much fiery energy during battle that everything around him melts. His unusually high intelligence allows him to use strategy on the field. Dragonoid's main weakness is that he's not extremely agile, but what he loses in mobility he makes up for with his powerful strikes.<ref>''[[Bakugan New Vestroia Handbook]]'', page 16</ref>

===''Bakugan Dimensions''===Dragonoid is the original form of this legendary Bakugan species. He is equipped with high intelligence and is able to evolve indefinitely. Together with Dan, Dragonoid set out to defeat Naga and Masquerade, and bring back the Infinity and Silent Core to Vestroia.<ref>[[:File:Xlcy34.jpg|Dragonoid's ''Bakugan Dimensions'' description]]</ref>

===Bakugan Battle Brawlers===

Together with [[Dan Kuso|Dan]], one young [[Pyrus]] Dragonoid (nicknamed [[Drago]]), sets out to defeat [[Naga]] and the [[Doom Beings]], and save the planet [[Vestroia]].

He evolved into [[Delta Dragonoid]].<ref>''[[Drago's On Fire]]''</ref>

===[[Bakugan: Mechtanium Surge]]===Dragonoid appeared in a flashback of his fight with [[Fear Ripper]] from ''[[BAKUGAN THE BATTLE BEGINS]]''.<ref>''[[End of the Line]]''</ref>

===Ability Cards===* '''[[Boosted Dragon]]''': Adds 100 [[Gs]] to Dragonoid for the rest of the game.* '''[[Fire Wall]]''': Subtracts 50 Gs from the opponent.* '''[[Fire Tornado]]''': Transfers 100 Gs from the opponent to Dragonoid.* '''[[Rapid Fire]]''': Adds another [[Bakugan]] to the battle.* '''[[Ultimate Boost]]'''(''Boosted Ultima in the Japanese version'')

===Fusion Ability Card===*'''[[Melt Flare]]''': Adds 100 Gs to Dragonoid.'''Ability Card (Bakugan Video Game)'''* '''Boosted Dragon''': Adds 200 Gs to Dragonoid.

==Physical Game==

|pyrus = 290 Gs<ref name="290Gs">http://bakucolle.com/archives/7767924.html</ref>, 300 Gs <ref name="300Gs">http://bakucolle.com/archives/7768136.html</ref>, 310 Gs<ref name="290Gs" />, 340 Gs<ref name="300Gs" />, 340 Gs (Dan's kit)<ref>http://bakucolle.com/archives/7768003.html</ref>, 350 Gs, 360 Gs, 400 Gs<ref name="300Gs" />, 400 Gs (Flip)<ref>http://bakucolle.com/archives/11540234.html</ref>, 420 Gs (translucent)<ref name="420Gs">http://bakucolle.com/archives/7768520.html</ref>, 440 Gs (Japan), 450 Gs, 450 Gs (translucent)<ref name="420Gs" />, 490 Gs<ref>http://bakucolle.com/archives/11540411.html</ref>, 510 Gs<ref name="510G">http://bakucolle.com/archives/11540747.html</ref>, 520 Gs <ref name="300Gs" />, 600 Gs<ref name="510G" />, 610 Gs (Pearl)<ref>http://bakucolle.com/archives/11540275.html</ref>, 660 Gs ([[Bronze Attack]]), 700 Gs, 800 Gs ([[BakuEvolutions]])|aquos = 250 Gs<ref name="250Gs">http://bakucolle.com/archives/7793180.html</ref>, 300 Gs (translucent)<ref>http://bakucolle.com/archives/7793293.html</ref>, 310 Gs<ref>http://bakucolle.com/archives/7792858.html</ref>, 400 Gs<ref name="250Gs" />, 550 Gs ([[Pearl]])|subterra = 290 Gs<ref>http://bakucolle.com/archives/7938220.html</ref>, 350 Gs <ref>http://bakucolle.com/archives/7894130.html</ref>, 420 Gs (Pearl)<ref>http://bakucolle.com/archives/7850508.html</ref>, 470 Gs ([[Pearl]]), 590 Gs|haos = 260 Gs<ref name="260Gs">http://bakucolle.com/archives/7875439.html</ref>, 280 Gs<ref name="260Gs" />, 330 Gs (Elephant Girl promotion)<ref>http://bakucolle.com/archives/7978198.html</ref>, 510 Gs (translucent)<ref>http://bakucolle.com/archives/7875487.html</ref>|darkus = 300 Gs<ref name="300G">http://bakucolle.com/archives/8069133.html</ref>, 320 Gs<ref name="300G" />, 350 Gs<ref name="350Gs">http://bakucolle.com/archives/8069181.html</ref>,400 Gs, 420Gs (Pearl)<ref>http://bakucolle.com/archives/7859696.html</ref>, 450 Gs, 470 Gs<ref name="350Gs" />|ventus = 300 Gs<ref>http://bakucolle.com/archives/7818495.html</ref>|clear = 530 Gs

===North America===Dragonoid was released in all six [[Attribute]]s with different [[G-Power]]s. The highest G-Power in the B1 series is a [[Pyrus]] Dragonoid with 700 Gs. The collection set with Pyrus Dragonoid comes with 450 Gs. The Pyrus Dragonoid in the [[BakuClip]] has 520 Gs. Most Pyrus Dragonoids are 350 Gs, though. The B2 [[Bronze Attack]] (Which is only in Pyrus) has 660 Gs. Other Pyrus versions have 520 or 600 Gs. [[Subterra]] Dragonoid with 590 Gs can be found in Season 1 Booster Packs. A [[Darkus]] Dragonoid comes with 400 Gs. It was re-released in a [[BakuEvolutions]] pack in ''[[Mechtanium Surge]]'' with 800 Gs in Pyrus. An [[Aquos]] [[Pearl]] Dragonoid has 550 Gs. A Pyrus version was also released in a BakuTriad with 510 Gs.

In Japan, its Pyrus version in BCV-11 comes with 440 Gs or 490 Gs.

In Korea, its Aquos version comes with 310 Gs.

==Video Games=====Bakugan: Battle Brawlers===Dragonoid is available in ''[[Bakugan Battle Brawlers (Video Game)|Bakugan: Battle Brawlers]]''. Pyrus Dragonoid is unlocked after beating Dan in the Park on Hard.

*Dragonoid has appeared in the most variations known to date.*Dragonoid was described as a 'brutal dragon' in the [http://www.ekouhou.net/%E7%8E%A9%E5%85%B7/disp-A,2007-215898.html Japanese patent of Bakugan].*Pyrus Dragonoid was the first [[Bakugan]] to evolve in the Anime.* He and [[Alpha Hydranoid]] are the only Season 1 Bakugan in ''[[Bakugan Dimensions]]''.* In the Japanese version of the [[Masquerade Ball]], Dragonoid's final attack against Reaper is called '''Boosted Ultima''', hinting its evolution as [[Ultimate Dragonoid]], in which also having this ability. The name is changed in the English dub, thus removing the foreshadowing.*In ''[[Bakugan: Gundalian Invaders|Gundalian Invaders]]'', it was revealed that Dragonoid ([[Blitz Dragonoid]]) was one of the first Bakugan born and Drago is the current descendant of the original Dragonoid.*Dragonoid and Hydranoid are the only two Bakugan to evolve more than once in Season 1.

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