Takara Tomy is ramping up Beyblade X production through late July and early August 2026, with new stock expected to reach retail locations worldwide progressively during that window as the company works to widen supply levels in Japan and overseas after persistent shortages.
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BEYBLADE X BX-37 Double Extreme Stadium Set
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Takara Tomy has been rolling out new Beyblade X products through August 2026, including the UX-21 Deck Set on August 8 and the CX-00 Deck Set on August 29, alongside international Grand Prix qualifiers building toward the US and Canada finals. This Beyblade Burst Starter comes from an earlier generation of the same franchise.
BEYBLADE X GP FINAL 2026, the series' top competitive tournament, was confirmed for Bangkok that December, with a Tokyo qualifier set for October 11. This God Remodeling Set comes from the earlier Beyblade Burst generation.
Japan clinched its 2026 World Cup spot on March 20, 2025, faster than any team outside the three co-hosts, securing an eighth straight appearance and a first-ever Pot 2 seeding. This Beyblade X starter carries the Samurai Blue name and colors into the toy aisle.
The anime returned to broadcast this month after a run on YouTube, and the franchise just packed a 7,000-person booth at Anime Expo in LA. Here's a look at the set marking Beyblade's 25th anniversary.