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
From our own records Every part our toy database records against this product number.
- Armor Tip - Zeal B-09 · Armor Tip · 3.9 grams
Named elsewhere on this site
From our own records Tournament reports, testing threads, rules announcements, news and fake or leak checks carrying this name. Each link opens that section with the name already searched for.
- An in depth look at Hasbro's Triangle Stadium. community note · 2016-09-03
- Elite Champions Beystadium released in the US, USD$49.99 news item · 2021-03-01
- Beystadium Standard Type (Burst) released in Japan (B-09), 1620円 news item · 2015-07-18
- Beystadium Standard Type (Metal Series) released in Japan (BB-46), 2625円 news item · 2009-08-08
Related entries
Claims We Could Not Check
Attributed, not verified by us
- 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.
