Product · Beyblade X

String Launcher (Beyblade X)

The standard right-spin Beyblade X launcher, first bundled into the Start Dash Set before an individual release, then adopted by Hasbro for its western starters. It has since appeared in a large number of colorways, including gold, silver, and bronze tournament-prize editions and 25th Anniversary character-themed versions.

What to know

  • Debuted in Japan's Start Dash Set on July 15, 2023, then sold individually as BX-18 on October 7, 2023 for 990 yen
  • Hasbro's western debut came with the Soar Phoenix Deluxe String Launcher Set
  • Released in many colorways by both companies, including Gold, Silver, and Bronze editions for Grade (G2) tournament prizes
  • Beyblade 25th Anniversary Set versions were released themed to Storm Pegasis and Victory Valkyrie

Beyblades released under BX-07, BX-18, BX-23, BX-28, BX-51, F9324, G1844, G3083, UX-11

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.

  • PhoenixWing 9-60GF BX-23 · December 10th, 2023 (Pre-sale) / December 27th, 2023 (Regular release) · 2420円 / USD$19.99 / CAD$29.99 / AUD$29.99
  • DragoonStorm 4-60RA G1844 · March 21st, 2025 · 1700円 (Booster) / 11000円 (Beyblade 25th Anniversary Set)
  • StormPegasis 3-70RA G1844 · March 21st, 2025 · 2620円 (Starter) / 11000円 (Beyblade 25th Anniversary Set)
  • VictoryValkyrie 2-60RA G1844 · March 21st, 2025 · 11000円
  • CrocoCrunch 2-60Q G3083 · February 5th, 2025 · 2050円 / USD$29.99 / CAD$34.99 / AUD$39.99
  • ImpactDrake 9-60LR UX-11 · December 28th, 2024 · 2420円 / USD$49.99 / CAD$69.99

Parts released under BX-07, BX-18, BX-23, BX-28, BX-51, F9324, G1844, G3083, UX-11

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

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

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Claims We Could Not Check

Attributed, not verified by us

  • The original 2023 individual BX-18 release did not include a Beycode on its packaging; 2024 and 2025 reprints added one.
  • The Gold, Silver, and Bronze prize launchers were originally individual Takara Tomy prizes for Grade (G2) tournaments; Hasbro later issued them too, and Takara Tomy packaged all three together in a box labeled Beyblade Prize String Launchers.
  • Hasbro's green G3083 release is nearly identical to Takara Tomy's green BX-00 release, but keeps the original text print rather than Takara Tomy's updated 2026 print design.