Beyblade News

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Tournament results

Oct 11, 2026Japan

GP 2026 Tokyo: Open Class

Sunshine City Fountain Plaza, Ikebukuro, Tokyo. The Open Class winner earns a place at the GP Final in Bangkok.

Place	Blader	Combo used
1st	トキョモ	WizardRod 1-60 Hexa SharkScale 7-60 Rush AeroPegasus 1-80 Low Rush
2nd	サエ	Combo not listed
3rd	ナギ	Combo not listed

The winner's three Beys are shown as listed in the report. Combos read Blade, Ratchet, Bit.

Source: Hobby Watch

Oct 11, 2026Japan

GP 2026 Tokyo: Regular Class (ages 6 to 12)

Sunshine City Fountain Plaza, Ikebukuro, Tokyo. The winner went 4-0, with every win by spin finish.

Place	Blader	Combo used
1st	福	WizardRod 1-60 Free Ball GloryValkyrie, Elevate bit SharkScale 9-60 Narrow
2nd	ゆきや	Combo not listed
3rd	ハルナ	Combo not listed

Ratchet for the GloryValkyrie was not published in the report.

Source: Hobby Watch

Oct 10-11, 2026USA and Canada

Biggest North American events of the weekend

Winners from the largest posted events, with the combo each organizer listed for first place.

Place	Blader	Combo used
Edmonton, 71 players	jackyaboy	WizardRod 1-60 Hexa
Burnaby, 58 players	DonnyWan	WizardRod 1-60 Hexa
Plainfield, IN, 48 players	RushRecklessly	Blast 9-60 Kick
Birmingham, AL, 47 players	Achilles X	SharkScale 7-60 Rush
Pflugerville, TX, 47 players	Chucho22	HellsNether Rush

Combos are printed as the organizers posted them. Only the first-place combo is shown.

Results: BeybladeWiki

Oct 2025Worldwide

Beyblade X World Championship 2025

Tokyo Tower, Tokyo. Last year's world final, for reference.

Place	Blader	Combo used
Gold	Leobardo (Mexico)	AeroPegasus 7-60 Level WizardRod 1-60 Hexa SharkScale 3-60 Low Rush
Silver	Balya (Indonesia)	CobaltDragoon 5-60 Elevate WizardRod 1-60 Hexa SharkScale 1-70 Low Rush
Bronze	Berguiny (France)	HoverWyvern 7-60 Low Rush WizardRod 9-70 Ball ValkyrieBlast 9-60 Free Ball

Source: Mall of Toys

News

Oct 12, 2026Competition

Four new Beys revealed at GP 2026 Tokyo

Takara Tomy used the Tokyo Grand Prix on October 11 to show off four upcoming Beyblade X releases. The headline reveal is BahamutBlitz BK1-50I in a Metal Coat: Black finish, a commemorative Bey tied to the GP Final in Bangkok this December. Full details on the other three were promised for October 15.

Luster Dragoon and the All-in-One Stadium Set launch in Japan

Two new Takara Tomy products went on sale in Japan: BX-52 Luster Dragoon 6-60LC, a left-spin Attack Type starter that debuts the new Low Cyclone bit, and the BX-53 All-in-One Set, which bundles a stadium, two launchers and three Beys including an Aero Pegasus. Canadian retailers expect stock roughly a week later.

Anime heads to Bey Kingdom

A new Beyblade X anime arc began with Episode 135, Version 2.0. Team Persona travels to Bey Kingdom, where 99 princes compete in the Spin Crown War. The Japanese premiere streamed on the official BeyTube YouTube channel, and the arc brings new opening and ending songs.

Beyblade X NFL: AFC vs. NFC set hits retail

Hasbro and the NFL are teaming up on a two-player Beyblade X battle set, with one Bey for each conference. It was announced in August at a suggested price of $34.99 and is exclusive to North America.

Ultraman Tiga collaboration Bey TigaRage arrives

CX-00 TigaRage FT3-60T is a Balance Type collaboration with Ultraman Tiga. Its parts can be swapped to recreate Tiga's three forms, and it ships with a special winder launcher. Japan release was September 12, with Canadian arrival expected in early October.

CrocTread Select random booster announced

The CX-19 booster contains one of three colorways of CrocTread TQ5-50GN, a Defense Type with a new Gear Needle bit. It launched in Japan in September at 1,600 yen, sold by lottery through Takara Tomy Mall.

GP Final set for Bangkok in December

The global Grand Prix Final 2026 takes place in Bangkok in December, with a Regular Class for ages 6 to 12 and an Open Class for ages 6 and up. Qualifiers ran worldwide through the year, including the Tokyo Grand Prix in October.

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