What to know
- Hasbro's first Beystadium released for the Beyblade X toyline
- Uses an 'X-Celerator Rail' gear mechanism, equivalent to Takara Tomy's Xtreme Lines, to trigger the Xtreme Dash gimmick
- Two corner 'Knockout Zones' score 2 points; the central 'Xtreme Finish Zone' scores 3 points
- Shorter and rectangular rather than square compared to the Takara Tomy Xtreme Stadium, due to smaller dimensions driven by price point and packaging constraints
- Smaller Battle Zone leads to more frequent Xtreme Dashes and faster battles than the Takara Tomy counterpart
Beyblades released under F9588
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.
- DranDagger 4-60R F9588 · November 2nd, 2023 · 3960円 / USD$49.99
- Tusk Mammoth 3-60T F9588 · June 1st, 2024 · USD$49.99
Parts released under F9588
From our own records Every part our toy database records against this product number.
- Bit - Rush F9588 · Bit · 2.1 grams
- Blade - Tusk Mammoth F9588 · Blade · 32.3 grams (first mold) / 33.3 grams (second mold)
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.
- Xtreme Beystadium released in the US (F9588) news item · 2024-06-01
- Xtreme Battle Set released in the US (F9588), USD$49.99 news item · 2024-06-01
- WBO Partners With Organized Play Events to Support Competitive Beyblade in the UK rules announcement · 2025-03-31