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TAKARA TOMY BEYBLADE X DATABASE

PICK A BLADE.
BUILD IT SMART.

Find a Takara Tomy model by English or official Taiwan Chinese name, compare its stock setup, and test researched Ratchet and Bit builds.

115RESEARCHED MODELSBX · UX · CX · SPECIAL
SOURCE-CHECKED

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October 2026 tournament meta report86 tournaments, 247 top-cut decks and downloadable data

Find a usable build in three steps

  1. 1
    Search your blade

    Use the model name or narrow the list by product line and battle type.

  2. 2
    Open its build guide

    Compare the stock setup with three Ratchet and Bit starting points.

  3. 3
    Test before an event

    Run repeat launches, then confirm the exact Malaysian event notice and judge ruling.

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CURRENT COMPETITIVE META

What is reaching podiums now?

A four-week snapshot from 190 reported WBO events and 560 podium decks. The percentage is the share of podium decks containing that Blade; it is not a match win rate.

Last 4 weeks · 22 Oct 2026 · 23 Oct 2026

Showing catalogued Blades with their source rankings. View the full source rankings

PARTS LIBRARY

Start with the most-used Ratchets and Bits.

The homepage keeps the common choices close. Open the full directories to compare roles, weights, colours, products and suitable builds.

3-ON-3 DECK RESEARCH

20 winning deck examples

These are reported Standard 3-on-3 winning decks from August 2026, not a global ranking. Role labels are our editorial interpretation of how each build can function inside the deck.

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#01

Hustlers Cup 6

2026-08-22 · Pavia, Philippines

  1. Wizard Rod1-60 · HexaAnchor
  2. Shark Scale1-70 · RushAttack
  3. Phoenix Wing3-60 · KickControl
#02

CFC Bi Weekly Event

2026-08-22

  1. Shark Scale1-50 · Low RushAttack
  2. Wizard Rod1-60 · HexaAnchor
  3. Heavens Ring9-60 · BallStamina
#03

CVB Summer Dash 7

2026-08-22

  1. Glory ValkyrieRushAttack
  2. Whale Wave7-60 · KickControl
  3. Samurai Saber1-60 · HexaAnchor
#04

Cape Fear Collectables Saturday Event

2026-08-22

  1. Shark Scale3-60 · Free BallControl
  2. Wizard Rod1-60 · HexaAnchor
  3. Glory ValkyrieKickAttack
#05

SuperStar Card Gaming Local Tournament

2026-08-22 · Baltimore

  1. Wizard Rod6-60 · HexaAnchor
  2. Shark Scale1-60 · RushAttack
  3. Silver Wolf9-60 · ElevateStamina
#06

Southern Showdown 10

2026-08-22

  1. Wizard Rod1-60 · HexaAnchor
  2. Cobalt Dragoon5-60 · ElevateStamina
  3. Shark Scale7-60 · RushAttack
COMMUNITY SUBMISSION

Share your three-Bey deck

Choose one Blade for BX or UX. For CX, record the Lock Chip, Main Blade and Assist Blade separately; CX Expand builds can also record the Metal and Over Blades. Submissions enter moderation first.

Bey 1
Bey 2
Bey 3
COMPETITION CHECK

Usable at G1, G2 or G3?

The grade describes the event tier. It is not a universal whitelist for a combo. The current Asia regulation governs play, while each Malaysian event notice may add entry, release, age or equipment conditions.

G1

Major tier

Large or qualifying event. Read the exact Malaysian event notice before buying or entering; organiser instructions take priority.

G2

Higher-level tier

Often a larger B4 or special tournament. Format, class and allowed releases are set by the organiser.

G3

Frequent local tier

Current KSGB listings commonly use 3-on-3, first to 4 points, with no repeated parts across the three Beys.

Four checks before you register

Read Asia Regulation Vol. 11Check Malaysian event listings
  1. Takara Tomy Beyblade X parts only, unless that event notice explicitly says otherwise.
  2. Every part must have an official Malaysian release for KSGB-listed official events.
  3. No duplicate part across a 3-on-3 deck, even if the colours differ.
  4. No modification, excessive wear or unsafe parts; the judge has the final decision.
HOW RECOMMENDATIONS WORK

Evidence first. Practice decides.

Official sources confirm the product system and event rules. Independent parts databases add measured specs, while recent tournament datasets show which combinations reach top cuts. Recommendations marked “current meta” have the strongest result evidence; the rest are safe testable starting points, not guarantees.

01Official product lineupTakara Tomy lineup review
02Official Asia regulationAsia Regulation Vol. 11
03Parts and model imagesBeyblade X Database · BeyGear measurements
04Four-week podium snapshot190 events · 560 podium decks
05Recent build usageEvents through 22 Oct 2026
Read our research and scoring method
THE DAILY LAUNCH

Test one recommendation today.

Run five launches with the stock combo, then five with the recommended combo. Keep launch strength and position consistent. Record which setup wins more cleanly and which is easier to control.

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QUICK ANSWERS

Beyblade X Malaysia & Taiwan FAQ

I own one Beyblade. What should I buy next for a three-Bey deck?

Open your model guide and identify its job first: attack, control, stamina or anchor. Add two Beys that cover different matchups and do not repeat any Blade, Ratchet or Bit. A second copy in another colour still counts as the same part.

How can I tell a proven meta build from a practice suggestion?

Read the evidence label on the combo card. Current-meta builds use the latest four-week podium sample; reported alternatives use the longer tournament record; practice builds are role-based test ideas without enough verified podium evidence yet.

Should I always choose a 60-height Ratchet?

No. A 60-height Ratchet often lowers underside exposure, but 70- and 80-height options can change contact height, tilt and recovery. Compare complete builds with the same Blade, Bit, opponent and launch before deciding.

Is the heaviest combo automatically the strongest?

No. Weight can improve hit resistance and impact, but shape, balance, burst exposure, Bit control and launch consistency still decide whether that weight produces useful results. Treat weight as one variable, not a ranking.

How do I record a CX Blade in a tournament deck?

Record the Lock Chip, Main Blade and Assist Blade separately. CX Expand also has a Metal Blade and Over Blade. Do not submit only the completed Bey name because different CX component mixes can produce different legal builds.

Can I use a Japanese or Taiwan release at a Malaysian event?

Do not assume so from mechanical compatibility alone. Check whether the exact part has an official Malaysian release and read that event’s notice; G1, G2 and G3 organisers may apply release, equipment or age conditions, and the judge has the final decision.

Ready to test it in Malaysia?

Confirm the category, local-release rule and registration directly with the organiser.

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