BEYBLADE X is in a period of high demand and supply shortages, with Takara Tomy increasing production and using made-to-order sales to manage distribution. The series is expanding through collaborations, new game content, and retail events.
BEYBLADE X has been facing sustained product shortages since spring 2026, with demand exceeding expectations worldwide, particularly in Asian regions including Japan, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. Takara Tomy first acknowledged the issue in May, announcing production increases for domestic and overseas markets. By late July, the company confirmed that shortages had persisted since around Golden Week, and even new products released from June to August were not supplied in sufficient quantities. The development team apologized in a YouTube video on July 29.
To address the imbalance, Takara Tomy introduced made-to-order sales through its Takara Tomy Mall. The first such sale covered the UX-00 Starter Samurai Saber Samurai Blue Japan National Football Team Ver., with orders from June 19 to July 20 and delivery in late November. A second made-to-order round, announced July 29, covers three products: the CX-16 Start Dash Set C, UX-20 Starter Glory Valkyrie LF, and UX-21 Hells NETHER Deck Set. Orders run August 7 to August 11, with shipping around mid-January 2027, limited to one per person or household to prevent resale.
Beyond supply management, the series has expanded through collaborations and events. A free battle stadium opened at JR Akihabara Station on June 13, and a Beyblade X x HAWKINS MACH BEY sneaker launched at ABC-Mart on July 30. The first Beyblade X collaboration with Ultraman, a starter set themed after Ultraman Tiga, is scheduled for September 12, 2026, across eight Asian regions. In games, Furyu Corporation confirmed a PlayStation 5 version of Beyblade X: Evol Battle, alongside new DLC packs and bundles for the Nintendo Store and Steam.
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BEYBLADE X demand has surged worldwide, leaving products short mainly in Japan and Asia since spring 2026. Takara Tomy announced emergency production increases on July 29 and began made-to-order sales through Takara Tomy Mall. At TOKYO Toy Show 2026, development team member Yamamoto said the decision follows the brand's core principle: Beyblade is a physical toy, and players cannot play without the product in hand.
Takara Tomy Arts is releasing a capsule gacha line of BEYBLADE X mini shooters in six designs: Dransword, Hells Scythe, Wizard Arrow, Knight Shield, Phoenix Wing, and Cobalt Dragoon. Each capsule is an all-in-one set with the bey, a shooter, and a winder, so it can be played immediately. Five beys pair with right-spin shooters; Cobalt Dragoon comes with a left-spin shooter and winder. Each capsule costs 300 yen including tax, with release set for early September 2026.
At Anime Expo, the BEYBLADE X team discussed the design of the X Dash mechanic, which accelerates a top when a gear on its tip engages with rails inside the stadium. Marketing and Product Group General Manager Hisato Takaoka said the goal was to surpass the Burst mechanic of the prior generation and push BEYBLADE toward a competitive, sports-like experience. First-year domestic sales in Japan were three times those of Burst.
Takara Tomy announced on July 29 that it will increase production and hold made-to-order sales for some BEYBLADE X products after shortages continued since spring 2026. The company said demand for the fourth-generation spinning top series has exceeded expectations worldwide, particularly in Asian regions including Japan, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. Shortages have persisted since around Golden Week, and even new products released from June to August have not been supplied in sufficient quantities. The increased production will roll out sequentially from the end of July to August, with supply volumes expanding thereafter. Three products will be sold via made-to-order on the Takara Tomy Mall: the CX-16 Start Dash Set C, UX-20 Starter Glory Valkyrie LF, and UX-21 Hells NETHER Deck Set. The application period runs from 12:00 on August 7 to 23:59 on August 11, with shipping scheduled for around mid-January 2027. Orders are limited to one per person or household to prevent resale and hoarding. The BEYBLADE X development team apologized for the shortage in a YouTube video released the same day.
ABC-Mart will release a collaboration sneaker between Beyblade X and the HAWKINS kids' shoe line on July 30. The MACH BEY shoe features a dial-fit system for easy adjustment and quick removal. It costs 6,490 yen and comes with a limited sticker for early buyers. Select stores will also display Beyblade series history panels.
Takara Tomy Mall is running a lottery for the BEYBLADE X UX-21 HellsNesser Deck Set and the BX-57 3on3 Deck Case Black Ver. until July 20, 2026. The deck set includes the balance-type HellsNesser Z blade with a height-switchable blade and a bit combining offense and defense. The case is a black version of the 3on3 case. Both items are scheduled for release on August 8, 2026.
Takara Tomy's BEYBLADE X has announced its first collaboration with the Ultraman series, releasing a starter set themed after Ultraman Tiga on September 12, 2026. The set features interchangeable parts to replicate Tiga's three forms, a special launcher, and a sticker. It will be displayed at events in July and released in eight Asian regions.
Furyu Corporation announced on July 2 that the PlayStation 5 version of Beyblade X: Evol Battle has been confirmed for release. The company also released two new DLC packs for the game on the Nintendo Store: Digital Bey Booster VOL.6 and VOL.7, which add a total of eight new Beyblades. VOL.7 is available for free until July 22 at 23:59 JST. The Steam versions of the DLC are scheduled for July 30. Alongside the DLC, Furyu launched Season Pass VOL.2, Special Blader Pack VOL.2, a Super Ultimate Pack bundling previous and current content, and a Super Ultimate Edition that includes the base game. All four bundles are offered at a 15 percent discount during a launch sale. The Steam versions of the Super Ultimate Pack and Super Ultimate Edition also include a soundtrack. The PS5 version's release date has not been announced.
Takara Tomy announced the UX-00 Starter Samurai Saber 5-60K Metal Coat: Samurai Blue Japan National Football Team Ver. Beyblade will be available for made-to-order sales at the JFA STORE. The product features a Samurai Blue color scheme inspired by the Japan national football team and includes a winder launcher starter and a team sticker. Orders run from June 19 to July 20, 2026, with delivery scheduled for late November 2026.
A collaboration event between Takara Tomy's Beyblade X and the in-station shop TOPPA!!! BASE AKIBA will run from June 13. The event includes a free battle stadium for hands-on play and sales of Beyblade X products, all inside the ticket gates of JR Akihabara Station.
Takara Tomy announced that certain Beyblade X products are in short supply and experiencing backorders due to demand exceeding expectations. The company is strengthening production capacity and increasing output for domestic and overseas markets, though specific details on scale or timing have not been disclosed.