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Term · Beyblade X

Basic Line

Marked out on shelves by a blue packaging band, Basic Line opened the Beyblade X toyline and set the three-piece Blade/Ratchet/Bit structure every later X-series system builds on. The Blade carries the printed Avatar art under its Gear Chip and supplies the top's main contact points; the Ratchet sits between Blade and Bit, twisting into place to fix both spin direction and Burst Resistance. Bits come in a wide spread of subtypes, from Low and High variants that shave or add a millimetre of height to Wall and Rubber Bits built around grip and stability rather than raw speed. Later revisions swapped the Gear Chip's paper Avatar cutout for a sticker and, by mid-2026, added weight through a heavier Version 2.0 Blade design.

What to know

  • The first system released for the Beyblade X toyline, identified by a blue packaging band.
  • Built from three parts: Blade, Ratchet and Bit.
  • Bit subtypes include Low, High, Gear, Disk, Metal, Free, Trans, Bound, Rubber, Under, Wall and the Ratchet-integrated Bit.
  • An 'Expand Blade' revision (introduced February 2026) and a heavier 'Version 2.0' Blade (introduced July 2026) both extend the original Basic Line design.

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