Beyblade X restocks and tournament builds
Our latest Beyblade X arrivals and restocks include Silver Wolf 3-80FB, Random Booster Vol.11 and the black BX-57 3on3 Deck Case. CX-17 Random Booster Vol.10 has now sold out. This guide covers the parts and all twelve possible combinations across the two Random Booster releases, along with published Japanese and English-language tournament results, including Oklahoma competition. Each Random Booster contains one randomly selected Beyblade from its six-outcome lineup.
Join us for our weekly Beyblade X tournaments on Wednesdays at 7:30 PM and Saturdays at 10:30 PM. Entry is $10. New players are welcome, and we can help put together a team from our rental collection for the night.
New Hasbro arrivals: Cobalt Drake and Mirage Clock
Hasbro’s Cobalt Drake 4-60F and Mirage Clock 9-65B have also arrived at Dice Addiction. Cobalt Drake is labeled as an attack type; Mirage Clock is a stamina type. Both packs require a separate Beyblade X launcher and Beystadium.
The black 3on3 Deck Case
The BX-57 3on3 Deck Case Black Ver. holds three assembled Beyblades in compartments numbered 01, 02 and 03. In Takara Tomy’s 3on3 format, those numbers establish the order of play. The separate lids keep each position covered until its Beyblade is presented. The standard Japanese rules award one point for a Spin Finish, two for an Over or Burst Finish, and three for an Xtreme Finish. Matches end when a player reaches four points; individual event rules can set a different target.
Dice Addiction’s published rules call for three combinations with no repeated parts. Vol.10’s Samurai Saber 9-65LO, Hells Hammer 3-85GU and Tyranno Beat 3-60N meet that requirement. Hells Hammer and Unicorn Delta PO3-60GU would share Gear Unite, so those two stock builds would need a part change to fit the same deck. In standard Japanese 3on3, an undecided match continues with a new deck order after all three Beyblades have fought; draws replay the same numbered pair.
Our BX-57 case, closed and open. The demonstration Beyblades are sold separately.
Silver Wolf 3-80FB
UX-08 Silver Wolf 3-80FB is a right-spin Starter with a black-and-silver Winder Launcher. Its name identifies three working parts: the Blade supplies the main contact surface, the Ratchet changes the lower profile and height, and the Bit meets the stadium floor.
Silver Wolf Blade. Metal sits toward the outside of the assembly. A free-spinning ring underneath can turn independently when struck. Takara Tomy describes this as a way to deflect attacks while preserving rotation.
3-80 Ratchet. Three protrusions sit at an 8.0 mm height. This is taller than the 9-60 and 9-70 Ratchets in the Japanese championship builds described below.
FB or Free Ball. The Bit rotates freely relative to the Ratchet. Its narrow, rounded tip is designed to reduce spin loss, giving Silver Wolf a second free-moving mechanism beneath the Blade’s ring.
Store package, followed by the Silver Wolf Blade, 3-80 and Free Ball. Component images: Takara Tomy.
Silver Wolf in tournament reports
Silver Wolf appeared in both title-winning decks at Tokyo’s October 2024 championships, shortly after its Japanese release. TATSUKI’s Silver Wolf 9-60E won the opening battle by Spin Finish against Dran Buster 1-60A in a 4–1 open-class final over HIME. In the regular-class final, SOUSUKE’s Silver Wolf 9-70FB outlasted Aero Pegasus 1-60R on the way to a 4–0 match win over TG SHIZUKU. TATSUKI’s semifinal also recorded a spin loss to Aero Pegasus 7-60HN, followed later by an Over Finish against that same opposing build.
English-language reports show the same Blade with several lower assemblies. AQueso’s winning deck at TableTop Tavern’s unranked December 2024 event included Silver Wolf 3-60Free Ball. At that month’s Oklahoma Beyblade Regional Championship, runner-up DuckyDoes used Silver Wolf 9-60Ball and Wizard Rod 3-60Free Ball.
Random Booster Vol.10 · currently sold out
Availability update, October 8: CX-17 Random Booster Vol.10 has sold out at Dice Addiction. The component guide and tournament examples below remain here for players who already own these parts.
CX-17 Random Booster Vol.10 offers six special-color, right-spin combinations. Its assortment crosses the BX, UX and CX design lines. Standard CX Blades divide into a Lock Chip, Main Blade and Assist Blade; Unicorn Delta’s CX Expand construction splits the Main Blade into a Metal Blade and an Over Blade, creating a four-piece Blade. Gear Unite appears in three of the six outcomes. BX retains a single Blade assembly, while UX emphasizes individual mechanisms and outward metal distribution. The new CX pieces provide another way to alter contact shape without changing the Ratchet or Bit underneath.
Our Vol.10 package and Takara Tomy’s six-outcome lineup. The large blue Beyblade is Unicorn Delta PO3-60GU. Vol.10 is currently sold out; each pack originally contained one random outcome.
01 Unicorn Delta PO3-60GU
Blade: the Unicorn Lock Chip secures Delta, Peak and Odd. Delta combines attacking and defensive edges; Peak concentrates weight in one area. Changing their relative orientation produces attack, balance or defense styles. Odd adds asymmetric contact surfaces. Ratchet: 3-60 has three protrusions at 6.0 mm. Bit: GU, Gear Unite, combines a rounded tip, flat contact area and central point, with gear teeth extending toward the tip. This is the assortment’s rare outcome. Component details.
02 Unicorn Delta PO1-80GR
Blade: the same Unicorn, Delta, Peak and Odd pieces return in a different color. Ratchet: the one-protrusion 1-80 raises the setting to 8.0 mm. Bit: GR, Gear Rush, extends Rush’s gears toward the tip. The adjustable upper assembly is paired here with a taller Ratchet and an attack Bit.
Unicorn, Delta, Peak, Odd and Gear Unite, from left to right. Unmodified Takara Tomy component images.
03 Samurai Saber 9-65LO
Blade: Samurai Saber’s opening-and-closing edges support repeated attacks and heavier single strikes. Ratchet: nine protrusions give 9-65 a 6.5 mm height. Bit: LO, Low Orb, has a rounded tip and sits 1 mm lower than Orb. An attack Blade therefore arrives on a stamina-oriented tip.
04 Hells Hammer 3-85GU
Blade: Hells Hammer uses thick edges for downward smash contact. Ratchet: three-protrusion 3-85 stands at 8.5 mm, the tallest setting in Vol.10. Bit: Gear Unite supplies the same mixed-function tip as the rare Unicorn Delta. Both 3-85 and Samurai Saber’s 9-65 use Simple-type Ratchet construction.
05 Tyranno Beat 3-60N
Blade: Tyranno Beat has eight thick, jagged contact blades. Ratchet: the three-protrusion 3-60 keeps the lower assembly at 6.0 mm. Bit: N, Needle, is a pointed defense tip intended to stay near the stadium’s center. It replaces the bouncing Quake Bit associated with Tyranno Beat’s original release.
06 Crimson Garuda 7-80GU
Blade: Crimson Garuda’s upper surface emphasizes spin retention, while the underside supports counterattacks. Ratchet: 7-80 has seven protrusions at 8.0 mm. Bit: this is Vol.10’s third Gear Unite, replacing the height-changing Trans Point supplied with Garuda’s original release.
Where Vol 10 parts have appeared
Japan’s published finals connect two Ratchets here to winning builds. TATSUKI’s Wizard Rod 3-60B earned a Spin Finish and the deciding Xtreme Finish in the 2024 Tokyo final. In the September 2026 East Japan G3 Selection final, Yukiya’s Meteor Dragoon 9-65E beat Shark Scale 7-60R by Spin Finish.
The English-language record includes several of the Blades. At Houston’s 53-player Beyblade South Part 1 in January 2026, winner Ruffles used Samurai Saber 9-70Low Orb; runner-up CRSTwo4 used Hells Hammer 3-60Point. The Hobble won the December 2024 Oklahoma regional with Tyranno Beat 3-60Level among his three combinations.
Unicorn Delta reached third place in RoseSakura’s deck at the nine-player, ranked Juno Jumble #1 in August 2026. The listed build was Unicorn Delta Flow Heavy 9-70Taper, replacing Peak, Odd and both lower parts. Ponchi’s third-place deck at April 2026’s nine-player, ranked Nook Arena 28 included Crimson Garuda 9-60Low Rush.
Random Booster Vol 11
BX-50 Random Booster Vol.11 introduces Heavens Ring in two combinations. The other outcomes bring back Impact Drake, Ghost Circle and two CX assemblies. Its six right-spin builds span Ratchet heights from 5.5 to 8.5 mm, with Free Ball, Disk Spike and other Bits changing how each Blade moves.
Our Vol.11 package and the manufacturer lineup. Heavens Ring 0-80DS is the large yellow-accented outcome.
01 Heavens Ring 0-80DS
Blade: Heavens Ring’s circular, twelve-bladed profile spreads impacts. Metal connected across the center increases rigidity. Ratchet: smooth-profile 0-80 has zero protrusions and an 8.0 mm height. Bit: DS, Disk Spike, combines a pointed tip and weighted disk to support an upright posture. This is the rare defense combination. Manufacturer details.
02 Heavens Ring 6-60TP
Blade: the same circular Heavens Ring appears with different support parts. Ratchet: 6-60 sits at 6.0 mm, alternating two contact shapes across six protrusions. Bit: TP, Trans Point, has a pointed center, surrounding flat surface and high and low settings. An X Dash can change its height during battle.
Heavens Ring, 0-80 and Disk Spike. The separate component images are from Takara Tomy.
03 Impact Drake 7-55FB
Blade: Impact Drake carries rubber sections on four thick contact blades. Takara Tomy attributes their attack behavior to friction and rebound. Ratchet: 7-55 has seven protrusions at 5.5 mm. Bit: Free Ball supplies the freely rotating, rounded tip also found in Silver Wolf.
04 Ghost Circle M-85DS
Blade: Ghost Circle has a compact, smooth circular profile intended to reduce rotational loss when struck. Ratchet: M-85 adds metal mass and an 8.5 mm stance. Bit: Disk Spike appears for the second time in Vol.11, putting its posture-control design beneath a smaller-diameter Blade.
05 Wolf Flame D9-65L
Blade: a Wolf Lock Chip joins the endurance-oriented Flame Main Blade and Dual Assist Blade. Dual’s reversible outer ring changes between upper-attack and downward-smash contact. Ratchet: nine-protrusion 9-65 sits at 6.5 mm. Bit: L, Level, has three stepped tip heights that produce different movement speeds.
06 Cerberus Reaper B0-80WB
Blade: the Cerberus Lock Chip secures Reaper’s four contoured smash edges and the impact-softening Bumper Assist Blade. Ratchet: smooth-profile 0-80 supplies an 8.0 mm stance. Bit: WB, Wall Ball, surrounds a Ball-style tip with a cylindrical wall intended to limit tilting.
Vol.11’s 7-55, M-85 and 9-65 are Simple-type Ratchets. Their construction affects the Bit’s burst-resistance specification: Level’s standalone rating of 80 becomes 30 with 9-65, while Disk Spike remains at 20. These are manufacturer comparison scores. Both Random Booster releases require a separate Beyblade X launcher and stadium.
Vol 11 in tournament reports
The September 2026 East Japan G3 Selection final also featured Baria’s Wizard Rod 1-60FB, which took a Spin Finish against Wizard Rod 1-60Nr. The 9-65 Ratchet and Free Ball in this final both served Blades different from their Vol.11 pairings.
In Normal, Illinois, GU7PUNC4 won the 18-player, ranked ISU BladeBirds #3 in March 2026 with Impact Drake 7-55Elevate in the deck. That combination shares this release’s Blade and Ratchet, with Elevate replacing Free Ball. At September’s 32-player, unranked Get in Gear, SaveAzazel placed third using Heavens Ring 9-60Taper. Both support parts differed from the retail Heavens Ring builds.
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Join our Wednesday tournament at 7:30 PM or Saturday after-hours tournament at 10:30 PM. Weekly entry is $10. New players are welcome, and we can help you put together a team from our rental collection for the night.
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