BeybladeCards.com was DeAgostini's website for the Beyblade Battle Card Collection, printed on its packs and on the backs of its boxes across Europe from 2011. Collectors signed in to log their cards and enter the concealed code printed on each one, read Madoka's deck-building tips in the B-Pit, and played a Flash game called Battle Online. The archived copies run from September 2011 to July 2013; the address later carried a parked page and a web shop, and has led to beybladewiki.com since 2026.
What to know
Printed on the packs and box backs of DeAgostini's Beyblade Battle Card Collection, sold across Europe from 2011; French collector sheets named it the game's official site.
Every card carried a concealed code to be entered there. Russian buyers reported in February 2012, days after the Russian launch, that the codes would not register.
Its sections were a sign-in card collection, the B-Pit with deck-building tips presented by Madoka, a Flash game page titled Battle Online, a shop and a FAQ, behind a country picker that gave each region its own details.
Archived as DeAgostini's site from September 2011 to July 2013.
Parked for sale from 2015 to 2020 and a web shop in 2021 and 2022, it was registered again in September 2026 and has forwarded page for page to beybladewiki.com since October 2026.
Before DeAgostini, the address held a single page of sponsored Beyblade shopping links in 2004 and 2005.
Its Where to Buy page said no English release was planned, and sent visitors to the country picker to find their own region's details.
