The Ultimate Guide to Beyblades

Beyblade is a famous line of spinning toy tops that were initially developed in Japan by toy manufacturer Takara Tomy. The design of these tops, along with their name is based on traditional Japanese battling tops known as “Bei-goma.” Another inspiration for these toys was the 1968 board game known as Battling Tops, which featured launchable spinning tops set in an arena with up to 4 competing players.

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The basic premise of Beyblade is simple: Duellists bring their spinning tops (Beyblades) to the aptly-named Beystadium, a specially designed arena for Beyblade games. During the battle, the tops are launched into the stadium. The last top to remain standing is the winner. The type of Beystadium used can introduce specific hazards or other elements that will either help or hinder the tops’ performance.

Since 1999, these highly collectable toys have been a smash hit with children and young adults, so that manga series and animated TV shows have been developed to depict a fictional universe in which Beyblades are at the forefront of intense battles for glory and power. In this universe, competitors are known as Bladers, and they journey around the globe, reaching fantastic destinations with thrilling adventures and suspense.

Beginning in 2002, Hasbro started distributing Beyblade internationally and its toys eventually became a worldwide sensation.

Now in its third generation, Beyblade Burst consists of 4 separate parts that can be manually assembled including several other exciting new features for would-be collectors and top battlers. Many of these toys have integrated lights and sounds or are customisable with a huge variety of mix-and-match parts, allowing kids to play Beyblade duels on the schoolyard or playground with colourfully fun tops of their own making. With over 15,000 possible combinations, there are nearly endless ways for real-life Bladers to hone their skills in their Beystadiums.

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Because Mr Toys is one of Australia’s biggest chains of toy sellers, we have taken the pleasure of providing you the Ultimate Guide to Beyblades. This is a 4-part series.

Part 1

Why is Beyblade so popular?

Young people inherently enjoy collecting toys that allow them to compete against their peers, as evidenced by the success of other favourite toys and games in this genre, such as Pokemon and the likes. This is doubly so when those collectables allow them to customise or mix-and-match from various parts to make the toys feel more like their own design.

When combined with the exciting light and sound features, along with the ability of these tops to spin at incredibly high rates for minutes on end, it’s easy to see why Beyblade appears to have caught on with youngsters. Beyblade-themed parties are now a common sight among the 8 to 12-year old crowds, while tournaments and other events are popping up across the country and around the world as well.

What age group is Beyblades for?

Most Beyblade products are designed for ages 8 and above. Because many of the sets contain small parts that pose choking hazards, parents and guardians are advised to take special care when offering these toys to younger children. Beyblade appears to be most popular with pre-teens, young adults, and adult toy collectors.

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When was Beyblade first released?

Amazingly, Beyblade is now past its 20th year. Beginning in July 1999, Takara Tomy produced the first of these distinctive tops.

To help popularise the new toys, they also published a comic series that showcased the world of Beyblade and battling Bladers to kids all over the planet. Soon after, video games and a television series appeared, which further helped to popularise the toys across Japan.

International success, however, did not take off until 2002 when major toymaker and distributor Hasbro purchased the rights to sell the toys and distribute the anime TV series in various countries around the world.

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What company makes Beyblade toys?

While Takara Tomy is the original manufacturer of Beyblade and owner of all Beyblade-related products and media, Hasbro owns the official license to sell and distribute all things related to this brand worldwide. Tomy continues to develop and manufacture the toys in Japan, which are then localised and released by Hasbro in various regions, including the United States and Australia.

When was the first Beyblade anime shown?

The first episode of the official Beyblade anime series premiered in Japan on 8 January 2001. Entitled “The Blade Raider”, the show introduced the series’ protagonist, Takao Kinomiya and his rival Hiruta (re-named Carlos in the English dub).

Over the course of the episodes, Takao discovers he possesses an ancient power that goes back to generations in his family. This power gives him the ability to defeat Hiruta and begin his quest to become the best Blader the world has ever known.

The English-dubbed version of the show debuted 6 July 2002. The first season proved to be highly successful, and 3 seasons of the show were ultimately produced, along with the spin-off series known as Beyblade: Metal Fusion.

Are there real Beyblade tournaments going on?

Just as in the fictional Beyblade world, Beyblade tournaments exist in the real world too. Perhaps the biggest and best example of this is the annual Beyblade Burst World Tour competition, which started in 2018 as an international series designed to allow highly-skilled Beyblade players and fans to compete either casually or for the chance to be crowned National or World Beyblade Champion.

In addition to this first-of-its-kind event, there’s also the fan-based World Beyblade Organisation (WBO) who hosts several competitions around the world. Bladers can tap the WBO to find or sponsor contests and other events near them, thereby allowing them to meet up with other Beyblade enthusiasts and play battles out in a real-life arena.

Part 2

What is Beyblade made of?

Beyblades are made from a variety of components. The wheels are generally composed of polycarbonate, while the material for the bottoms can vary. Most parts of Beyblade toys are made from plastic, except for the Fusion Wheel. The introduction of the Beyblade: Metal Fusion series saw the incorporation of flashy and eye-catching metallic wheels, much to the delight of fans.

Which Beyblades light up?

Some Beyblade toys are known for having light-up features. Most notably are those from the Beyblade Burst Evolution Rip Fire series, which includes the following tops:

• Roktavor R2
• Spryzen S2
• Valtryek V2
• Wyvron W2

Why do Beyblades spin so long?

Some interesting physics are at play every time you launch a Beyblade top. Beyblades come with a launcher that is designed to help the tops quickly get up to speed, which is crucial for their long spinning life. The ripping action that occurs when the launcher is pulled back causes the tops to eject into the arena, where they are then at the mercy of their opponents and the various laws of physics.

The main spinning action is affected by a process known as precession. As the top spins across a flat surface, the upper end will slowly revolve around the vertical axis. When the top begins to slow due to the inertia, the precession effect increases – making it spin faster and faster. This causes the “wobbling” effect, which you will notice right before the top falls over onto its side.

However, while the top is spinning rapidly, there is enough torque to allow the top to precess forward with the help of its weight. The Beyblade top can maintain its balance longer on its axis because its spinning motion causes an equal amount of precession being applied to either side of the toy. This delicate balance is destroyed when the tops collide with one another or encounter various hazards, which causes them to slow down and eventually topple.

What is the rarest Beyblade in the world?

According to many Beyblade communities, the rarest Beyblade is the Wolborg. It features an ice-based wolf design belonging to Tala of the so-called Demolition Boys. Other rare Beyblades include the following:

• Libra
• Burn Phoenix
• Gravity Perseus
• Thermal Lacerta
• Big Bang Pegasus
• Beat Lynx
• Galaxy Pegasus
• Flash Leopard
• Driger

What are the best Beyblades?

Determining which Beyblade is the best is a subjective topic. Because Bladers tend to be very passionate about their favourite Beyblades, the discussion of which one is the best is likely to be highly contentious. However, certain Beyblades in particular have gained a substantial fan following:

• Diablo Nemesis X:D
• Earth Eagle
• Rock Leone
• Phantom Orion B:D
• Basalt Horoguim
• Hades Kerbecs
• L-Drago Destructor F:S
• Lightning L-Drago
• Flame Libra
• Galaxy Pegasus

What these Beyblades have in common are larger diameter fusion wheels or greater weight, which translates into superior defensive capabilities. Some of them possess the new 4D system that splits the fusion wheel into 3 separate pieces for either an attack or absorb mode.

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What are the most powerful Beyblades?

The most formidable Beyblades are noted for possessing specific key attributes, including speed and the ability to absorb attacks effectively. There are 4 main categories to reflect these:

• Attack
• Defence
• Stamina
• Balance

The tops that excel the most in those categories are often viewed as the most powerful ones in the Beystadium.

Some examples include the Galaxy Pegasus or Hades Kerbecs. Both of these tops are old favourites, but they remain popular choices both in tournament rings and among casual players. Another Beyblade worth mentioning is the Diablo Nemesis, which features an ultra-strong fusion wheel and 3 damaging attack modes. Other high-performing Beyblades include Meteo L-Drago, Phantom Orion, and Earth Eagle.

Which Beyblade has the most stamina?

Stamina is a highly-sought characteristic among Bladers, and for good reason. In a game where one must be the last one standing to win, it makes sense that stamina would be a high priority. Stamina-type Beyblades are consistently among the most popular among Bladers, and no shortage of Beyblade components offer features related to improving a top’s overall stamina.

One stamina-type Beyblade that is particularly well-built to outlast the competition is the Phantom Orion B:D. This top features a bearing drive (or B:D) performance tip that contains tiny ball bearings for increased stability. This sturdy little top can remain spinning for over 7 minutes, and it has a reversible metal frame that can transform easily from stamina to attack mode and vice-versa.

The ever-popular Hades Kerbecs is another excellent choice when it comes to stamina. While its defence tip does not allow for much motion, its wide fusion wheel means that this Beyblade can stay upright better than much of the competition.

Other Beyblades that can go the distance include the Flash Sagittario, the Scythe Kronos, and the Burn Fireblaze 135MS. The Sagittario II energy ring in particular is notably heavy and defensive, while the free-spinning fusion wheel found on the Scythe Kronos limits the collision effect when it comes in contact with opponents or hazards in the Beystadium.

What is Beyblade Burst?

Beyblade Burst refers to the manga, anime, and toy line produced by Takara Tomy as the third incarnation of the Beyblade franchise. Since 2015, Hasbro has distributed these toys worldwide. And now, numerous types of Beyblade Burst tops are available in Australia and many other countries.

The toys are designed to complement the manga and anime’s plotline, which revolves around a Blader named Valt Aoi and his classmates, and their quest to survive gruelling tournaments as they aim to be crowned the “World’s #1 Blader.”

The Beyblade Burst line features over 20 tops with nearly endless mix and match possibilities. The main difference between the Beyblade Burst tops and all previous Beyblades is the fact that these newer tops are designed to burst or break apart during battle. This has also created a new type of winning during clashes. The so-called Burst Finish is a type of attack that forces an opponent’s top to burst, and is worth an additional 2 points during the game.

Four different Beyblade Burst components are manually assembled before battle (with mix and match capabilities) and allow for many types of strategies. Some tops are geared toward attack, while others focus on stamina, balance, or defence.

What is Beyblade: Metal Fusion?

Beyblade: Metal Fusion, also known as Metal Fight Beyblade (Metaru Faito Beiburēdo) in Japan, is another storyline in the Beyblade universe, which introduced a category of tops under the same label. The plot in both the manga and anime series follows the journey of Gingka Hagane, a Beyblader who has a mysterious past. Together with his friend Kenta, Gingka must defeat the nefarious Dark Nebula, an organisation that is bent on unleashing the power of the forbidden Bey Lightning L-Drago over the world.

Some of the initial Beyblade: Metal Fusion tops are enduring fan-favourites, such as the Lightning L-Drago and Big Bang Pegasus. In line with the cosmic theme of the series, a variety of tops are named after constellations or zodiac signs, like Storm Capricorn and Rock Scorpio.

Part 3

What is Beyblade Diomedes D2?

The Diomedes D2, also known as the Diomedes D2 Triple Accel, is an attack-focused top that is a part of the Beyblade Burst system. It is included as a starter pack in several western countries, including Australia. As an Attack type Beyblade, Diomedes D2 has an energy layer made up of 3 walls of colourful plastic and 3 points made of clear plastic. Together, these plastic components make the image of a bow and arrow, which is symbolic of the Beyblade’s namesake, the warrior Diomedes from Greek mythology.

While Diomedes D2 excels as an aggressive attack-style top, its light weight means that it is potentially not as well suited for use in either defence or stamina combinations. However, its Triple Forge Disc does help to focus some of the weight around the top’s 3 central protrusions, which supports the top to remain upright for longer than it might otherwise.

What is Beyblade Hyrus H2?

Beyblade Hyrus H2 is one of the many Beyblade Burst Evolution tops introduced during season 2 of the animated series. It is a defence-focused battler with varying burst rates. As with most Beyblades, its components are interchangeable with most other tops in the series (except for Rip Fire tops). It may be used with any type of right-spin launcher and is suitable for ages 8 and up.

What is Beyblade Supergrip Launcher?

The Beyblade Supergrip Launcher offers “More grip! More rip!” for Bladers who want to get a leg up in Beystadium battles. The 9-inch ripcord is an improvement from the standard style launcher. Compared to most launchers that are packaged alongside tops, this one is larger and has a more substantial build. It can be used with any Beyblade Burst top. It is not compatible with Beyblade: Metal Fusion toys however.

What is Beyblade Chaos Blade Stadium?

This 8-sided arena is the ideal space for all kinds of Beyblade battles. You may use it with any Beyblade Burst tops, which are sold separately. Featuring a durable design, the Chaos Blade Stadium can hold up to even the most intense duels. At over 15” long, it has plenty of space for multiple tops to compete. This Beystadium also comes with a digital code that allows Bladers to unlock a virtual arena with the help of the Beyblade Burst app. As with most Beyblade toys, this product is suitable for children aged 8 and up.

What is Beyblade Epic Rivals Battle Set?

This Beystadium is designed for use with any Beyblade Burst tops and is the perfect place to burst your opponents’ tops while testing the strength and stamina of your Beyblades. This set comes with everything you need to get started on your path to BeyMastery, including 2 mix-and-match Beyblade Burst tops and launchers. The stadium itself is almost 15” long and made from durable plastic. Like the Chaos Blade Stadium, the included digital code can be scanned to unlock additional features using the Beyblade Burst app.

What is Beyblade SST Fafnir F3?

The Beyblade SST Fafnir F3 is a left-spinning top that excels in stamina. As one of the many Beyblade Burst tops, it is designed to burst during battle if struck by another top or as the result of hazards. SST in this case stands for SwitchStrike. All tops of this series feature rubber collision bumpers to prevent toppling. The included launcher can be used with either left- or right-spinning tops.

One exciting feature of the SST Fafnir, along with other SwitchStrike series Beyblades, is the potential for Bladers to use the trendy spin-stealing feature. What this refers to is when this left spinning top encounters a right spinning one, it causes the opponent to slow down and lose some of its momentum, while simultaneously giving more energy back to the spin-stealing top. With this ability, SST Fafnir F3 has enormous potential to dominate the Beystadium arena and to keep opposing Bladers on their toes.

What is Beyblade SST Jinnius J3?

Another top in the Beyblade Burst SwitchStrike series, the Jinnius J3 is a defensive right-spinning top that has added balance support and a battle-activated shield. The included launcher is compatible with either left or right spinning tops. This is a fun and unique addition to any Blader’s collection and makes an excellent top for countering more aggressive attack manoeuvres.

What is Beyblade SST Garuda G3?

The Beyblade SST Garuda G3 is another SwitchStrike Beyblade Burst top. Similar to Fafnir F3, this top is built for stamina. As a right spinning top, you may use it with right spinning launchers (such as the one included in the set). The stamina characteristics of this particular top include a giant top surface and propeller-shaped blades. As with other tops, you may unlock additional features by scanning the provided digital code using the Beyblade Burst app.

What is Beyblade Single Top Spryzen S2?

The Beyblade Single Top Spryzen S2 is a Beyblade Burst top pack introduced along with season 2 of the Beyblade Burst Evolution animated series. As with other Beyblade Burst tops, this toy has varying burst rates, and each of the 4 main components is interchangeable with other Beyblade Burst toys (except for those from the Rip Fire series). The Spryzen S2 is a right spinning, attack focused top that comes complete with a right spinning Beyblade launcher.

What are Beyblade Caynox and Wyvron W2?

This 2-pack set contains 2 right spinning Beyblade Burst tops. The Caynox is a stamina type top, while Wyvron excels at defence. If you are looking for a good way to get started with Beyblade Burst, this dual pack is a fantastic choice, offering you the opportunity to try out both defensive and stamina based tactics at the same time. The included instructions can help Bladers get started, along with tips and a digital code that can be scanned to unlock additional features using the Beyblade Burst app.

What is Beyblade Minoboros M2?

Whether you are a novice Blader or are looking for a unique addition to your existing Beyblade collection, the Beyblade Minoboros M2 has a lot to offer players aged 8 and up. Like many of the other Beyblade Burst tops, this particular top was introduced along with the second season of the Beyblade Burst Evolution animated series. It comes complete with a starter pack, launcher, instructions, and scannable digital code that unlocks additional content using the Beyblade Burst app. Like the Spryzen 2, the Minoborous M2 is a right spinning, attack type Beyblade that is designed to perform aggressive moves in the Beystadium arena.

What is Beyblade Phantazus P2?

The Beyblade Phantazus P2 is a complete starter park that comes with its colourful, right-spinning Phantazus top. The Phantazus P2 is designed to outlast the competition with its stamina based features, such as the Phrenic Phantazus Energy Layer and the Polish Forge Disc. Of course, you can always mix and match these components with other Beyblade Burst tops in your collection to design your ultimate fighter and stake your claim to victory in the Beystadium.

What is Beyblade Burst Unicrest U2?

The Beyblade Burst Unicrest U2 top is a fierce-looking Beyblade that can hold its own in the Beystadium. Its 4 main parts are built for defence, allowing it to counter more aggressive tops and remain standing. Included in this set is the Unicrest U2 top with the Uber Unicrest Energy Layer, a launcher that is compatible with other Beyblade Burst tops. The package includes instructions and the digital code to gain access to exclusive content using the Beyblade Burst app.

What is Beyblade Betromoth B2?

The Beyblade Burst Betromoth B2 is a starter pack that includes the powerful Betrometh B2 Beyblade (aka Betromoth Heavy Hold). It first appeared in Japan in November of 2016 as part of a booster pack and was later released in western countries, including Australia.

This extra-heavy top is made to unleash devastating attacks on opponents, especially other Beyblade Burst and Dual Layer system tops. The round energy layer features a beastlike figure, while the coloured bottom layer has 2 jaw-like arches that end in teeth-like serrations. The Heavy Forge Disc that comes with this Beyblade has 4 rectangular protrusions that help to redistribute the top’s weight during battle, which helps prevent it from bursting early during particularly intense rounds. Rounding out this powerful top’s defensive features is the Hold Performance Tip, which is designed to tilt along a broad base with a textured ring that allows the top to maintain a controlled level of speed.

What is Beyblade Evipero?

The Beyblade Evipero, also known as the Evipero Wing Needle, is a defence-focused top from the Beyblade Burst series. It was first made available in Japan on 26 December 2015 and was given as a prize in randomised booster packs. Since then, it has been released in western countries as a starter pack, complete with launcher, instructions, and scannable digital code. The round Energy Layer is particularly distinctive on this top, featuring a coiled serpent around the edge and a hypnotic looking eye in the very centre.

Part 4

What is Beyblade SST Xcalius X3?

This Beyblade Burst top, which belongs to the SwitchStrike series, can change the course of battle – thanks to its versatile ability to spin to either left or right when launched. SST Xcalius X3 is one of the heavier tops in the series, allowing it to make a serious impact when it collides with opponents in the Beystadium. The metal tip (aka Iron) is another handy add-on that allows for more powerful attacks.

What is Beyblade Odax O2?

The Odax 02, also known as Odax 02 Triple Xtreme or Obelisk Odin Triple Xtreme in Japan, is a formidable attack-type Beyblade Burst top. It first appeared as a booster top in Japan in 2016 and has since been released as part of the Wyvron W2 and Odax O2 Dual Pack in western countries, including Australia. This top has a thick, angular Energy Layer that has 2 sword-like projections, giving it an aggressive appearance. The included Xtreme Performance Tip is made of rubber, which increases its surface area and allows for impressive bank shot manoeuvres in the Beystadium.

What is Beyblade SwitchStrike Roktavor R3 Starter Pack?

Those new to SwitchStrike tops, and even veteran Bladers, can benefit significantly from the Beyblade Switchstrike Roktavor R3 Starter Pack. The included Roktavor R3 (aka Raging Roktavor) is a right-spinning stamina-type Beyblade Burst top. It is an excellent example of the popular SwitchStrike style Beyblade. It features a wide spin area with “wings” and propeller-shaped blades, which help it to remain upright long after most tops would fall. The 2-part Gravity Forge Disc is compatible with any other 2-part Forge Discs in the Beyblade Burst series.

This pack includes all the instructions you need to get started, along with a right/left-spin launcher just like other SwitchStrike-style tops. Be sure to scan the digital code that comes with this top to unlock additional features using the Beyblade Burst app!

What is Beyblade Star Storm Battle Set?

A set designed to introduce kids aged 8 and up to the excitement of SwitchStrike tops is the Beyblade Star Storm Battle Set. It contains a colourful plastic Beystadium and 2 SwitchStrike tops, along with everything else you may need to get started with battling in the Beyblade universe. The included Beyblade Genesis Valtryek V3 and Satomb S3 are perfectly matched to face off against one another in the sturdy Star Storm Beystadium. The set is a unique addition to your existing Beyblade collection, thanks to the mix and match components that make up each top included in the set. If you’re new to the world of Beyblade, its instruction manual will get you up to speed in no time!

What is Beyblade Rip Fire Valtryek V2?

The Beyblade Rip Fire Valtyrek V2 is a light-up attack-type top that will add extra excitement to any match. Once you launch this top inside the Beystadium, it will glow brightly as it spins and wreaks havoc on opponents. This top has a dramatic bursting effect that kids will definitely love! The starter pack comes complete with a right-spinning launcher, instructions, and a digital code that unlocks additional content using the Beyblade Burst app.

What is Beyblade Avatar Battle Set?

The Beyblade Avatar Battle Set includes a sleek white and translucent Beystadium with clear sides that allow Bladers to see all the fast-paced action during their matches. Also included in the set are 2 popular light-up Beyblade Burst Rip Fire tops, the Valtryek V2 (aka Victory Valtryek) and the Kerbeus K2 (aka King Kerbeus). You’ll be ready to start battling right away, thanks to the included right-spinning launchers and instruction manual. You can get even more fun when you scan the digital code, which unlocks additional features in the Beyblade Burst app. This set, as with most Beyblade products, is intended for children aged 8 and older. Children under 3 must be supervised if they use this set due to potential choking hazards.

What is Beyblade Nepstrius?

Beyblade Nepstrius N2 (aka Nova Nepstrius) is a balance-type top that is a well-rounded addition to any Blader’s collection. Its unique name is derived from the Roman god of the seas, Neptune. The wave-like design gives it an appropriately watery look, while the funnel-shaped Forge Disc gives this top resistance against bursting too early in the battle. Customising this top to focus more on attack or defence is easy—simply switch out one of the 4 main parts with any other Dual Layer Beyblade Burst top, and you’ll be able to construct your perfect Beyblade battler.

What is Beyblade Horusood?

The Beyblade Horusood (aka Horusood Spread Eagle) is a stamina-focused top that first appeared as a booster in Japan in 2015. It is sold in Australia and other western countries along with the Kerbeus Beyblade as a dual starter pack. True to its nickname, this Beyblade features a bird at the centre of its Energy Layer, along with an Egyptian Eye of Horus motif. The blades around the perimeter resemble feathered wings, allowing you to take your battles to new heights. Another of its stamina-boosting features include the Edge Performance Tip that has stabilising wings, and the Spread Forge Disc that allows the top to roll along the Beystadium floor as a last-ditch effort to get in a few more rotations before it falls over.

What is Beyblade Single Top Odax?

The Beyblade Single Top Odax is a colourful Beyblade Burst top that is an eye-catching addition to any Blader’s line-up. You can customise the appearance and abilities of this top by mixing and matching its 4 main components with other Beyblade Burst tops, even if it already has a well-rounded set of features that are sure to come in handy in the Beystadium. Its Energy Layer has a light-blue centre with 2 silver discs that help to provide balance, while its Central Forge Disc and Blow Performance Tip are also designed to help the top remain spinning during tough matches.

What is Beyblade Ifritor I2?

Another top focused on balance, the Beyblade Ifritor I2 (aka Ifrit Magnum Liner) is sold in Australia and other western countries as a starter pack, complete with a launcher and instructions. Nicknamed Inferno Ifritor, this top has a fiery appearance to match its ferocious power in the Beystadium. Its heavy Magnum Forge Disc gives this top additional lasting strength in the arena, while the Liner Performance Tip allows it to remain upright and nimble. Just like with other Beyblade Burst starter sets, you can unlock additional features by scanning the digital code using the Beyblade Burst app.

Where can I buy Beyblades in Australia?

Given the popularity of Beyblades in Australia and elsewhere, it’s no surprise that so many toy shops and collector stores sell these toys. Yet, not every retail location has the in-demand or hard-to-get Beyblades that many Bladers are eager to own. To find your next must-have top, you need a name you can trust for all things Beyblade.

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