What to know
- Covers every generation in one place: the original series and the Hard Metal System, the Metal Saga, Beyblade Burst, Beyblade X and the spin-offs, with their shows, toys, card games and tournaments.
- As of 4 October 2026 it held more than 25,000 pages, among them 2,012 Beyblades, 2,562 parts, 140 launchers, 826 products and sets, 610 episodes across 17 series, and 6,203 tournaments.
- Its Beyblade builder puts any part in any slot for every generation, works out the stats, warns when two parts cannot go together for real, and turns a build into a card to share.
- Six card games are documented card by card: Decipher's Collision, the Japanese Character Card Game, Cards Inc.'s trading cards, DeAgostini's Battle Card Collection, the Kidys cards and the Battle Online code cards.
- A dated news and releases feed follows Takara Tomy, Hasbro and the tournament scene, and every Beyblade page shows its colours and versions, from recolours and metal coats to prize editions.
- It began on beybladetcg.com, the address Decipher printed on every Collision pack, registered again on 26 August 2026. DeAgostini's beybladecards.com followed in September, and on 4 October 2026 the site moved to beybladewiki.com, with both older addresses forwarding page for page.
- It is free to use, sells nothing, and is independent: it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Takara Tomy, Hasbro or any other Beyblade rights holder.
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Kept up to date from this site's own records on the About page; figures as of October 4, 2026.
