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Random Booster

Takara Tomy, and Youngtoys in Korea, use this blind-pack format to move single tops out of a larger assortment, weighting the odds so one or two 'prize' Beyblades are the hardest pull. The format has run continuously since the Original Series, growing from a run of twelve boxes to a Burst-era assortment that shrank from eight tops per wave down to six starting with Volume 25, and it carried into Beyblade X with both a standard Random Booster run and a shorter 'Select' spinoff.

What to know

  • Twelve Random Booster sets and six HMS Random Booster sets released during the Original Series, alongside two Bey Booster sets
  • Nine Random Booster volumes released between Metal Fight Beyblade and Beyblade: Metal Fury, plus three Random Booster Light sets and four Zero-G Random Booster sets (one cancelled)
  • Thirty Random Booster volumes released across the Burst Series, dropping from 8 tops per assortment to 6 starting at Volume 25
  • Beyblade X carries eleven Random Booster volumes, nine Random Booster Select sets, and one X-Over Project set

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