Product · Beyblade Burst

Random Booster Vol. 10 Crash Ragnaruk.11R.Wd

The tenth Random Booster of the Beyblade Burst line, released in Japan on April 28, 2018 for 993 yen, offering eight complete tops at even 1-in-8 odds, headlined by the Crash Ragnaruk 11Reach Wedge prize pull.

Little is on record for this entry, so what follows was gathered from our own collections — each section says which.

What to know

  • Eight complete tops at even 1/8 odds, priced at 993 yen
  • Prize pull is Crash Ragnaruk 11Reach Wedge
  • Part of the Beyblade Burst Series Random Boosters

Contents

  • B-111 01: Crash Ragnaruk 11Reach Wedge (Prize)
  • B-111 02: Winning Valkyrie 8 Guard
  • B-111 03: Z Achilles 4 Destroy
  • B-111 04: Emperor Forneus 7 Zeta
  • B-111 05: Sieg Xcalibur 5Bump Atomic
  • B-111 06: Spriggan Requiem 6Meteor Iron
  • B-111 07: Lost Longinus 2Reach Merge
  • B-111 08: Legend Spriggan 0Under Nothing

Beyblades released under B-111

From our own records Taken from our toy database, which is keyed on the makers’ own product numbers rather than on names. For a set these are its contents; for a launcher or a stadium they are the products it was sold in.

Parts released under B-111

From our own records Every part our toy database records against this product number.

What Takara Tomy say is in the box

From our own records The parts the maker lists for this product, matched to our own pages for them. Every item they list is below.

Takara Tomy’s own listing

From our own records The maker’s product name, price and release date as their own site gives them, in Japanese. Where this disagrees with the facts above, this one came from the maker and those did not.

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.

The maker’s own page

From our own records Pages on Takara Tomy’s or beyblade.jp’s own sites that carry this product number. They are in Japanese, and they are the makers’ statement of what was released, not ours.