Beyblade X

Beyblade X is the latest spinning-top battle system from Hasbro and Takara Tomy, built around three-part tops that race around a stadium rim before clashing. If this is the first Beyblade X purchase in the house, the Drop Attack Battle Set is the simplest current option because it includes a stadium, two tops and two launchers. Use the Shop by Age filters to narrow the range, but check the individual product rating before buying. Most Beyblade X products currently listed here are rated 8+. 

What you need to start Beyblade X

Every Beyblade X top is made of three parts. The Blade (the main body), the Ratchet (the middle section that sets the height) and the Bit (the tip that touches the stadium floor). You also need a launcher to spin the top and a stadium to battle in.

If this is the first Beyblade X in the house, go for a starter pack or the Beyblade X Drop Attack Battle Set ($99.99). The battle set gives you tops, launchers and a stadium in one box, so the kids can play straight out of the wrapping. No hunting around for extra pieces.

Beyblade X starter packs and launchers

A starter pack usually includes one top and one launcher, so your child can start playing right away. Launchers come in a few styles. Ripcord (pull a plastic strip), winder (wind and release) and string launcher (pull a cord to spin the top faster and harder).

The Deluxe String Launcher Dragoon ($29.99) pairs the Cobalt Dragoon 2-60C top with a left-spin string launcher. Check launcher direction and top compatibility before mixing it with an existing collection. Have a look through the Hasbro Beyblade range for compatible launchers and extra tops.

Beyblade X stadiums and arenas

The stadium (the plastic bowl the tops battle in) keeps the action contained and gives the Blades a wall to grind against. The Sakura Portable Stadium ($49.99) is a lighter option that packs up easily for a sleepover or a weekend away. Tops and launchers are sold separately. For regular home play, the Drop Attack Battle Set includes a full stadium built around the Beyblade X "Xtreme Dash" rail feature.

Attack, defence, stamina and balance tops

Beyblade X tops fall into four types:

  • Attack: hits hard and fast, shorter spin time.
  • Defence: heavy and steady, built to hold its ground.
  • Stamina: light and smooth, spins the longest.
  • Balance: a mix of all three, forgiving for new players.


If your child is just starting out, a balance top is the easiest to learn with before they pick a favourite style.

Popular Beyblade X tops

Dual pack sets at $29.99 are good value. You get two tops in one box, which means two people can battle at home straight away. In stock right now:

  • Cowl Sphinx 1-80GF & Crest Leon 7-60GN
  • Gill Shark 4-70O & Pearl Tiger 3-60U
  • Tackle Goat 2-70N & Sword Dran 3-60F
  • Circle Ghost 0-80GB & Chain Incendio 5-60HT

Codes such as 1-80GF identify the Ratchet configuration and height together with the Bit type. Handy for collectors who want to swap parts between tops and build their own combos.

Beyblade by age

Age 8: Start with the Drop Attack Battle Set or another product specifically marked 8+. Children at the younger end of the 6-to-8 filter should follow the age rating on the individual listing. 

Ages 9 to 11: Dual pack sets suit this age. Kids can swap Blades, Ratchets and Bits to customise their tops themselves.

Ages 12+: String launchers, extra stadiums and parts collecting take over. Great for siblings or friends who battle regularly.

Use the Shop by Age filters to narrow the range quickly, or browse our collectable toy figures for more battle-ready picks.

Why shop Beyblade X with Toys R Us

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  • Free standard delivery over $149 on eligible Australian orders; exclusions apply 
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  • Over 100,000 Australian customers have shopped with us.

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FAQs

What is Beyblade X?

Beyblade X is the current generation of the Beyblade spinning-top battle system from Hasbro and Takara Tomy. Each top is built from three swappable parts (Blade, Ratchet and Bit) and battles inside a stadium using a launcher. It's the newest line after Beyblade Burst.

What do I need to start playing Beyblade X?

You need at least one top, one launcher and a stadium. The simplest first purchase is a starter pack (top plus launcher) with a stadium added, or an all-in-one option like the Drop Attack Battle Set, which includes tops, launchers and a stadium in one box.

Which Beyblade X stadium should I buy?

For home play, the Drop Attack Battle Set stadium is a strong choice because it's designed around the Beyblade X rail system. If your child plays at friends' houses often, the Sakura Portable Stadium ($49.99) is lighter and easier to carry.

What is a Beyblade X starter pack?

A starter pack is the entry-level kit. One Beyblade X top plus a matching launcher. It's the cheapest way to get a child playing, as long as there's already a stadium at home. If not, pick a battle set instead.

Beyblade X vs Beyblade Burst, what's the difference?

Beyblade Burst tops are designed to "burst" apart on heavy hits. Beyblade X tops use the three-part Blade-Ratchet-Bit system and a rail-based stadium for the "Xtreme Dash" move. Parts between Beyblade X and Beyblade Burst are not interchangeable, so keep the two systems separate.

Do you deliver Beyblade X across Australia?

Yes. We ship Beyblade X tops, launchers, stadiums and battle sets Australia-wide, with next day delivery available on in-stock items and free delivery on orders over $99.

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