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Special move · Beyblade X

Xtreme Dash

Xtreme Dash is the core stadium gimmick introduced in Beyblade X: toothed gearing on a Beyblade's Bit catches matching gearing along the Xtreme Stadium's 'X-Celerator Rail' (the 'Xtreme Line'), giving the Beyblade a sharp burst of speed. In the anime and manga it doubles as a Special Move in its own right and forms the base for dozens of named variants — Xtreme Dash Double, Triple, Infinite, Buster, Dragonic Break, and many more — each tied to a specific Blader or Beyblade, plus a long list of other moves built on top of the same mechanic.

What to know

  • Core gear-interaction gimmick of the Xtreme Stadium's 'X-Celerator Rail,' introduced in Beyblade X
  • Functions as its own anime/manga Special Move with Blader-specific prefixes and suffixes, e.g. Robin Kazami's 'Copy' prefix for imitated techniques
  • Base for named variants including Xtreme Dash Double, Triple, Infinite, Buster, Max, and Dragonic Break, used by Jaxon Cross, Khrome Ryugu, Yoko Kyubi, Meiko Myoden, and others
  • Dozens of Beyblade-specific named versions are listed, such as Xtreme Dash King of the Beasts (Claw Leon), Xtreme Dash Blizzard (Sword Dran), and Xtreme Dash Big Bang (Blast Pegasus)
  • Other moves such as Hawk Dive, Shooting Star, and Supernova build on an Xtreme Dash without being direct variants of it
  • Each Blader or Beyblade gets its own visual trail for the move, matched by color plus a fire, spark, or lightning effect
  • Zero Cross performs an even faster variant, Xtreme Dash Dragonic Break Next Generation, cycling both Infinite Stadium rails continuously rather than completing a single circuit.
  • A separate named variant, Infinity Dash, also has a Blader work both rails of the Infinite Stadium repeatedly, distinct from the single-rail Xtreme Dash Infinite.
  • Climbing the elevated rail of the Flying Stadium produces the Air Ride Xtreme Dash variant.

Episodes it is named in

From our own records From our own episode records — the cast, Beyblade and debut lists we compiled show the name here.

Episodes that mention it

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Where it first appears

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Named elsewhere on this site

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Episodes it is used in

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Xtreme Dash DoubleXtreme Dash TripleXtreme Dash InfiniteXtreme Dash BusterXtreme Dash Dragonic BreakXtreme Dash MaxXtreme Dash Giant BreachingXtreme Dash Double CrossXtreme Dash Dragonic Break Next GenerationInfinity DashAir Ride Xtreme Dash

Claims We Could Not Check

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  • The color and style of the Xtreme Dash's trail is customized to match each Blader's or Beyblade's theme — colors, fire, sparks, or lightning.