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Product · Beyblade X

Wide Xtreme Stadium

A wide rectangular Beyblade X stadium from Takara Tomy, released in Japan July 13, 2024 for 4400 yen and later in the west by Hasbro as the Wide Beystadium for $59.99, designed to support 3-blader matches with swapped zone placement compared to the standard Xtreme Stadium.

What to know

  • Uses 'Xtreme Lines' gears to trigger the Xtreme Dash gimmick, same mechanism as the standard Xtreme Stadium
  • Three shoot positions and three exits: two corner 'Xtreme Zones' (3 points) and a wider center 'Over Zone' (2 points) — zone point values are swapped relative to the regular Xtreme Stadium
  • Designed for 3-blader matches rather than 1v1, used at some Beyblade Battle Base (B4) qualifying events starting July 13, 2024
  • Supports two scoring formats: the '5 Point System' (first to 5 points, last standing gets combined loser points, 1-7 expected rounds) and 'First to 2 Wins System' (2-4 expected rounds)
  • Second Takara Tomy stadium released by Hasbro, after the original Xtreme Stadium (Tournament Beystadium)
  • Original prototype used red Xtreme Lines and a tentative name 'Xtreme Stadium for 3 Person Battles,' unveiled via tweet December 8, 2023

Takara Tomy’s own listing

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Attributed, not verified by us

  • The stadium was first unveiled via a Tweet on December 8, 2023 by the Beyblade X development team; it appeared at G1/G2 Beyblade Battle Base events under the tentative name Xtreme Stadium for 3 Person Battles, with a red-Xtreme-Line prototype.
  • This is the second Takara Tomy stadium to be released by Hasbro, after the Xtreme Stadium (Tournament Beystadium) released in the same year.