Original anime-style illustration: a young blader pulls the launcher cord and his spinning top blasts into the arena in a swirl of blue lightning beside the green Xtreme Line.

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A learning lab for Beyblade X, from your first starter to a tournament deck. Pick parts on the right and watch the combo assemble.

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Original anime-style illustration: a young blader in a glowing newsroom points at floating screens showing an arena clash, a calendar date ringed in gold, a trophy and a map of Asia.

Beginner Academy

Original anime-style illustration: a young blader studies a hologram of a spinning top split into its blade, ratchet and bit above a glowing practice arena.

Beyblade X is a spinning-top battle game from Takara Tomy, sold by Hasbro outside Asia. Two players launch at the same time into a stadium with a toothed rail called the Xtreme Line.

How to play EP6: how to assemble the Xtreme Stadium

Wizard Rod 1-60 Hexa, assembled. — Tap a part to see it in the diagram below. Part images are 3D schematics drawn from this page's data.

Tap a part to see it in the diagram below. Part images are 3D schematics drawn from this page's data.

Three parts, one Bey

Four types

Scoring: tap a finish to score it

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To win4

Assemble a combo

How to play EP3: step-by-step BEYBLADE assembly

Basic battle rules

How to play EP2: regulations of a BEYBLADE battle

Quick check

Parts Encyclopedia

Original anime-style illustration: a young blader reaches toward a giant holographic catalogue of blades, ratchets and bits.

Names and stock combos are taken from the sources linked on each card. Performance bars are editorial estimates for learning, not measurements.

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Browse every official product on Takara Tomy's BEYBLADE X lineup

BX, UX and CX: the three lines

Takara Tomy sorts every BEYBLADE X product into three lines. The line is the letters at the start of the product code.

BX

Basic Line

Codes start BX-. The line includes the first starters, BX-01 Dran Sword 3-60F to BX-04 Knight Shield 3-80N.

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UX

Unique Line

Codes start UX-. Examples: UX-03 Wizard Rod 5-70DB, released 30 March 2024, and the UX-15 Shark Scale deck set.

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CX

Custom Line

Codes start CX-. A CX blade is built from a lock chip, a main blade and an assist blade, and is only complete and legal with all three.

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Source: Takara Tomy official lineup (Basic, Unique and Custom Line tabs)

Combo Builder

Original anime-style illustration: a young blader snaps a spinning top together while three champion tops glow on pedestals behind him.

The best 3 of all time, by championship results: Wizard Rod is in all 6 title decks we tracked, Shark Scale in 5, Aero Pegasus in 4. See the Champion Playbook

Pick a Blade, Ratchet and Bit. Compare two builds side by side and save the ones you like.

3D render: Wizard Rod 1-60 Hexa, assembled.

Saved combos

Launch Simulator

Original anime-style illustration: a young blader launches in a training simulator, with holographic trajectory, angle and power gauges.

An illustrative model for practising decisions. It shows tendencies, not physics, so test every idea in a real stadium.

How to play EP8: Master Blader Horikawa's launch lecture

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Launch tilt 0° Pull strength 70%

Launcher

Landing zone

Bit family

Grip and stance

String or winder

How to play EP5: how to assemble the launcher grip

Champion Strategy Lab

Original anime-style illustration: a young blader plans on a holographic arena table, with red, blue and purple strategy paths.

Coaching notes. Each one says what it is, how to practise, the usual mistakes and when it helps. These are opinions, not rules.

SMART TRICKS. LEGAL WINS.

Original anime-style illustration: a young blader celebrates as his top keeps spinning and the opponent's top is knocked into the corner pocket.

Every idea here stays inside the rules. Nothing involves modifying parts, launchers or materials. Labels show how strong the evidence is.

Tournament Deck Builder

Original anime-style illustration: a strategist picks three spinning tops on a holographic table, blue for stamina, red for attack and purple for defense, each shown with its three layers.

Build three Beys and check them against a ruleset. A passing check means no conflicts were found in that ruleset, not that the deck is legal everywhere.

Ruleset