Takara Tomy

Beyblade X by product code

Takara Tomy numbers every Beyblade X release. Starters (17) include a top and a launcher, Boosters (22) are a top on its own, Random Boosters (6) contain one of several possible tops, and Gear Cases hold up to eight tops and parts. The BX-10 Extreme Stadium is the standard arena. The code in each title, such as BX-01 Dran Sword 3-60F or UX-14 Scorpio Spear 0-70Z, tells you the blade, ratchet and bit, so you can plan a deck of three before you buy.

Moncolle, Tomica and Plarail

Moncolle are small Pokémon figures in fixed poses, around 4–10 cm tall, with ML, MS and EX series numbers in the titles. Tomica (11 items) are small die-cast vehicles, and Plarail (9) is motorised plastic train track, including double-track turn-outs and Shinkansen sets. Prices across the Takara Tomy range currently run from £20.63 to £255.35.

Safety notes

Beyblade tops spin at high speed and have small parts; Takara Tomy grades Beyblade X for ages 6 and up, and stadium battles should be supervised for younger players. Plarail engines use batteries, so keep spares away from small children.

Frequently asked questions

Do Takara Tomy and Hasbro Beyblade X work together?

Both belong to the Beyblade X system. Parts from Beyblade Burst or older systems are not designed to mix with Beyblade X.

Are the instructions in English?

Takara Tomy packaging is printed in Japanese. Product codes and part names are given in English in our titles.

How do returns work?

You can return any item within 30 days with return postage covered by us, and refunds arrive within 14 days of the return reaching us.

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