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WizardArrow 4-80B

WizādoArō Fō Eitī Bōru · ウィザードアロー4-80B

Also known as WizardArrow Four Eighty Ball / Arrow Wizard 4-80B (Hasbro) / Arrow Mysterious 4-80B (ToyPro) / Arrow Wizard (anime, English)

Stamina type Multi Nana-iro / Nine Cross (replica) / Spin-Off: / Meiji Jumon (Beytrainer Kiba) Basic Line 2023
Spin
Right-Spin
Weight
41.0 grams
Code
BX-03
Maker
Takara Tomy / Hasbro
Released
July 15th, 2023 (Japan)

3

parts

1

special move

Description

Multi Nana-iro spins WizardArrow 4-80B in the Beyblade X anime and manga, with a replica later used by Nine Cross and a Beytrainer Kiba spin-off pilot in Meiji Jumon; recoloured generic copies also turn up on screen. Takara Tomy sold the Stamina Type Starter in Japan on July 15, 2023 for 1980円, and Hasbro followed with an Arrow Wizard 4-80B Starter Pack in the west for USD$9.99. It runs the WizardArrow blade with the 4-80 ratchet and Ball bit, and is succeeded by WizardRod 5-70DB.

Special moves

Called shots

On file

The record

Type
Stamina
Spin
Right-Spin
System
Basic Line
Series
Beyblade X
Weight
41.0 grams
Takara Tomy code
BX-03, BX-05
Hasbro code
F9582
Price as printed
1980円 / USD$9.99 / CAD$16.99 / AUD$28.99
Released in Japan
July 15th, 2023
Released in the US
June 1st, 2024
Released in Canada
May 30th, 2024
Released in Australia
May 16th, 2024
Japanese name
ウィザードアロー4-80B
Romaji
WizādoArō Fō Eitī Bōru
Also known as
WizardArrow Four Eighty Ball / Arrow Wizard 4-80B (Hasbro) / Arrow Mysterious 4-80B (ToyPro) / Arrow Wizard (anime, English)
Creator (in the story)
Multi Nana-iro (Manga) / Bey Kingdom (Version 2.0)
First anime appearance
Multi-Colored Ambush
Manga
Rainbow / Beyblade X - Chapter 40 (Version 2.0)
Owner (in the story)
Multi Nana-iro / Nine Cross (replica) / Spin-Off: / Meiji Jumon (Beytrainer Kiba)

Parts

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Read from the packaged manual · BX-03

What came in the box

  • 取扱説明書 × 1
  • ブレード【ウィザードアロー】× 1
  • ラチェット【4-80】× 1
  • ビット【B】× 1
  • ワインダーランチャー × 1(本体×1、ワインダー×1)
  • Launch distance: shoot from within 20cm of the stadium center (スタジアム中央から20cm以内の距離からシュートしてください)
  • Do not shoot more than 2 Beyblades into the stadium at once (スタジアムにベイブレードを3個以上シュートしないでください)
  • Battle format: first to 4 points wins (4ポイント先取で勝利)
  • Win conditions and points: Extreme Finish (エクストリームフィニッシュ) = 3 Point, Over Finish (オーバーフィニッシュ) = 2 Point, Burst Finish (バーストフィニッシュ) = 2 Point, Spin Finish (スピンフィニッシュ) = 1 Point
  • Extreme Stadium (sold separately) has an Extreme Zone, Extreme Line and Over Zone; the bit's axle tip engaging the Extreme Line triggers the acceleration gimmick 'X Dash' (Xダッシュ), which succeeds more easily on a horizontal shoot
  • Requires a separately sold Beyblade X series exclusive stadium to play (this set contains no stadium)
  • Companion smartphone app 'BEYBLADE X-ベイブレードエックス' scans a Beycode (printed on the underside flap of the package) to earn Bey Points redeemable in a rare-Beyblade lottery game; the toy can be played without the app

Contents as printed in Japanese on Takara Tomy's own instruction sheet.

In play and in the story

  • Sold in Japan as the yellow BX-03 Starter for 1980円.
  • Released as the red BX-05 Booster.
  • Released as the BX-17 'Blue Ver.' in the Battle Entry Set for 6050円.
  • Released by Hasbro as the yellow F9582 Starter Pack for USD$9.99.
  • Reissued as a BX-53 'Version 2.0' Starter in the All In One Set, later appearing in Beyblade X manga Chapter 40.

More from the Basic Line

The whole system

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