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BladeDex — The Beyblade X Database

BladeDex is the independent database for Beyblade X — a page for every blade with its type, parts breakdown, spin direction, release info, and a quick link to check current prices on eBay. Whether you’re building a competitive deck, hunting a specific release, or just getting started with Beyblade X, BladeDex gives you the specs you need in one place.

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What is Beyblade X?

Beyblade X is the fourth generation of the Beyblade series, launched by Takara Tomy in 2023. It introduced the Xtreme Dash mechanic — a high-speed burst of power that sends your top rocketing around the stadium’s rail to deliver devastating hits. Unlike previous generations, Beyblade X emphasizes burst speed over burst defense, making aggressive Attack types more viable than ever.

Each Beyblade X top consists of three core parts: a Blade (the main spinning body), a Ratchet (the middle layer that sets the height and click count), and a Bit (the tip that determines movement pattern). Understanding how these parts interact is the foundation of competitive play.

The three Beyblade X product lines

  • BX — Basic Line: The original Beyblade X system. Every BX top uses the standard three-part Blade + Ratchet + Bit build. This is where most competitive tops live, and it’s the best starting point for new players and veterans alike.
  • UX — Unique Line: An enhanced variant built for heavier outer-weight hits and extended stamina. UX blades feature rim-weighted designs that shift their mass toward the outside edge, increasing gyroscopic stability and hit power during Xtreme Dashes.
  • CX — Custom Line: A five-part system adding a Lock Chip and split Main Blade + Assist Blade structure on top of the standard Ratchet + Bit. CX tops offer the deepest customization in Beyblade X, letting you mix and match blade halves for unique attack profiles.

The four battle types

Every blade in our database is classified by its official Takara Tomy battle type. Here’s what each means in practice:

  • Attack: Built for aggressive play. Attack types use the Xtreme Dash rail to build speed and deliver powerful burst hits. They’re high-risk, high-reward — dominant when they connect, but vulnerable if they miss and lose momentum.
  • Defense: Designed to survive hits. Defense types use heavy, wide blades to absorb and deflect incoming attacks without being knocked out. They trade mobility for staying power.
  • Stamina: Engineered to outlast the opponent. Stamina types spin longer than any other type by minimizing friction and maximizing rotational efficiency. They win by still spinning after everything else has stopped.
  • Balance: A hybrid combining elements of multiple types. Balance tops give up the extremes of a pure type in exchange for adaptability — useful in formats where you can’t predict what you’ll face.

About the stats

Every blade entry includes the following data where available:

  • Type — Attack, Defense, Stamina, or Balance, sourced from official Takara Tomy specifications.
  • Line — BX, UX, or CX, indicating which Beyblade X product line the top belongs to.
  • Parts — The Blade, Ratchet, and Bit names (plus Lock Chip and Assist Blade for CX tops).
  • Spin direction — Right Spin or Left Spin, which affects how tops interact with each other during battle.
  • Attack / Defense / Stamina figures — Numeric stats from Hasbro’s Western packaging where available.
  • Weight — Gram measurements sourced from the Beyblade X community.
  • Release info — Product line and known release details.
  • eBay price link — A direct search link to check current market prices.

Browse the database

Use the links below to filter by what you’re looking for, or browse the full database to see every blade we’ve catalogued.

Browse by type: Attack · Defense · Stamina · Balance

Browse by line: BX — Basic Line · UX — Unique Line · CX — Custom Line

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Learn the game

New to Beyblade X, or leveling up? Our guides cover the essentials: