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Beystadium Standard Type (Burst)

This was Takara Tomy's first Beystadium for the Burst era and the default wbba. tournament stadium for over five years, from July 18, 2015 until the Dash Beystadium replaced it on November 14, 2020. Unlike the single-piece molded stadiums of earlier generations, it splits into a floor, a cover, and clips, with the cover doubling as both a wall and a barrier meant to contain parts that fly off after a Burst finish.

What to know

  • Served as the official tournament stadium for 5 years, 4 months (July 18, 2015 to November 14, 2020)
  • First Takara Tomy Beystadium built from separate floor, cover, and clip pieces rather than one molded shell
  • Released standalone as B-09 and bundled across many sets including B-08, B-18, B-33, B-38, B-76, B-107, B-136, and B-162, each with different clip and shell colors
  • Special colorways include the clear-and-black B-00 Limited Edition, the red-and-black Tokumei Beystadium, and the yellow-and-black Cho-Z Beystadium
  • The red Tokumei Beystadium was distributed with the "Tokumei Blader License" at the G1 Burst Cup 2016 Winter event and a related Hobby Fair event

Parts released under B-09

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  • The red Tokumei Beystadium came packaged with the "Tokumei Blader License," distributed to attendees of the G1 "Burst Cup 2016 Winter" event or the "Tokumei! Beyblade Experience Event" at the Next Generation World Hobby Fair '16 Winter.