What to know
- Japanese name: Xtreme Dash Mugen
- Used by Jaxon Cross, Robin Kazami, and Khrome Ryugu
- Robin's manga version carries the 'Copycat' prefix; Khrome's version is named Xtreme Dash Dragonic Break Infinite
- Repeats the Xtreme Dash gear interaction multiple times to keep increasing speed
- In the Beyblade X: Xone game, Cobalt Dragoon combines one Dragonic Break lap with multiple Xtreme Dashes for this move
- Trivia notes Jaxon makes an infinity (∞) symbol pose during the move
Appearances
- Persona's match against Yggdrasil (Robin's manga imitation)
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.
Where it first appears
From our own records Resolved against our own episode records, so the pointer the entry carries as text is a link you can follow.
- Beyblade X, season 1 episode 25: Proof of the Fastest First anime appearance · 2024-03-29
Episodes it is used in
From our own records Taken from the episode records rather than this entry’s own, which are fuller. The Beyblade named beside each episode is the one credited with the move there.
- Beyblade X, season 1 episode 25 DranDagger 4-60R
- Beyblade X, season 1 episode 26 DranDagger 4-60R
- Beyblade X, season 1 episode 40 DranDagger 4-60R
- Beyblade X, season 1 episode 50 DranDagger 4-60R
- Beyblade X, season 2 episode 55 CobaltDragoon 2-60C
- Beyblade X, season 2 episode 87 DranDagger 4-60R
- Beyblade X, season 3 episode 101 DranDagger 4-60R
Related entries
Claims We Could Not Check
Attributed, not verified by us
- Jaxon makes an infinity (∞) symbol pose during this Special Move.
- In the manga, Robin imitates the move in Persona's match against Yggdrasil, but not in the anime — making it the first Xtreme Dash by Jaxon that Robin does not imitate in the anime.
- Yoko Kyubi and her Brush Fox perform a similar effect by repeatedly using Kyubi Strike.