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Beyblade X World Championship 2025

The first Beyblade X world championship, held October 11-12, 2025 at RED° TOKYO TOWER and organized not by Takara Tomy or Hasbro but by rights-holder ADK Emotions Inc. About 20 countries sent open- and regular-class representatives under an unusually unrestricted equipment policy.

What to know

  • Run by ADK Emotions Inc., the company handling Beyblade's marketing and licensing
  • Canada/US regionals were run with Walmart via Toronto-based contractor VIBRANT Marketing; Canada's national final was held in Toronto
  • UK regionals were held in Smyths Toys Superstores
  • No banned parts, unlike the past four World Championships — both Takara Tomy and Hasbro products were legal, and Asian representatives were even given not-yet-regionally-released parts like the Hover Wyvern Blade
  • 3-on-3 Battle to 4 points, single elimination, Xtreme Stadium, 10th-edition Beyblade X regulations (Japan, August 2025)
  • First World Championship held in Japan, though not the first international tournament there

Participants

  • Omanju King (Japan, Open)
  • Minato (Japan, Regular)
  • Yoo Ha Jun (Korea)
  • Kim Jung U (Korea)
  • Jerry Yu (Taiwan)
  • Hsu Jui Sheng (Taiwan)
  • Gan Hao (China)
  • Zhu Tong Yu (China)
  • Kyle (Hong Kong)
  • Adrian (Hong Kong)
  • Xavier (Singapore)
  • Aiman (Singapore)
  • Akmal (Malaysia)
  • Tang Jit An (Malaysia)
  • Matt (Philippines)
  • Calvin (Philippines)
  • Yusin (Thailand)
  • Cannon (Thailand)
  • Kurigura (Indonesia)
  • Balya (Indonesia)
  • Fahreddin (Türkiye)
  • Elena Bey (USA)
  • Sebastian (USA)
  • William (Canada)
  • Ruan (Mexico)
  • Leobardo (Mexico)
  • Berguiny (France)
  • Marcelo (Brazil)
  • Vivan (Germany)
  • Taylor (Australia)
  • Thomas (Australia)
  • Charlie (New Zealand)
  • Bleu (UK)

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  • This was the first World Championship held in Japan, though other international events like the 2024 Asia Championship had already taken place there