Beyblade X is in a period of high demand and active expansion, with Takara Tomy boosting production, opening a free battle stadium, and announcing new collaborations and a PS5 game port.
Takara Tomy acknowledged in May 2026 that certain Beyblade X products were in short supply and experiencing backorders due to demand exceeding expectations. The company responded by strengthening production capacity and increasing output for both domestic and overseas markets, though specific details on scale or timing were not disclosed.
In June, the brand opened a free battle stadium inside the ticket gates of JR Akihabara Station as part of a collaboration with the in-station shop TOPPA!!! BASE AKIBA, offering hands-on play and product sales. Also in June, Takara Tomy announced a made-to-order version of the UX-00 Starter Samurai Saber 5-60K Metal Coat in a Samurai Blue color scheme inspired by the Japan national football team, with orders open from June 19 to July 20 and delivery scheduled for late November 2026.
In July, Furyu Corporation confirmed a PlayStation 5 version of Beyblade X: Evol Battle, marking the first time the game will be available on a Sony platform. The company also released two new DLC packs for the Nintendo Store, with Steam versions scheduled for July 30, along with new season passes and bundles. Later that month, Takara Tomy announced the first collaboration between Beyblade X and the Ultraman series: a starter set themed after Ultraman Tiga, featuring interchangeable parts to replicate Tiga's three forms, a special launcher, and a sticker. The set is set for release on September 12, 2026, in eight Asian regions, with display events in July.
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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.
Jul 2
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.
Jun 17
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.
Jun 3
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.
May 20
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.