Toyline · Spin-offs

Beywheelz (toyline)

Hasbro built this line as a rolling alternative to the standard spinning top, launching across North America and Europe in fall 2012. Instead of a vertical spin, each Beywheelz launches at a right angle and rolls forward to collide with a rival wheel, using rubber construction rather than the usual metal-and-plastic mix so the toy can survive stunt-ramp play. The concept traces back to a competing pull-cord wheel toy, Fly Wheels, made by JAKKS Pacific with a near-identical launch-and-roll format.

What to know

  • Hasbro-exclusive toyline
  • Released fall 2012 in North America and Europe
  • Toys launch at roughly 90 degrees and roll rather than spin vertically
  • Built from rubber parts instead of metal and plastic
  • Uses ripcord launchers styled after Takara Tomy's circular design with added Hasbro-style grips
  • Numbered line runs from W-01 through at least W-33, e.g. W-01 Soaring Wing Pegasus, W-09 Venom Bite Serpent, W-33 Raider Skull Rex

What it covers

  • W-01 Soaring Wing Pegasus
  • W-02 Doom Fire Drago
  • W-03 Slash Warrior Destroyer
  • W-04 Raging Molten Fireblaze
  • W-05 Wild Mane Leone
  • W-06 Rampage Stomper Bull
  • W-07 Shadow Fortune Zurafa
  • W-08 Claw Shredder Kerbecs
  • W-09 Venom Bite Serpent
  • W-10 River Beast Gil
  • W-11 Savage Blade Herculeo
  • W-12 Spike Gash Striker
  • W-13 Bone Slammer Aries
  • W-14 Tail Fin Cetus
  • W-15 Dagger Spine Lacerta
  • W-16 Toxic Stinger Scorpio
  • W-17 Wild Fortune Destroyer
  • W-18 Raging Shredder Zurafa
  • W-19 Claw Mane Bull
  • W-20 Shadow Warrior Fireblaze
  • W-21 Slash Wing Leone
  • W-22 Rampage Molten Kerbecs
  • W-23 Electro Soaring Wing Pegasus
  • W-24 Electro Doom Fire Drago
  • W-25 Electro Raging Molten Fireblaze
  • W-28 Stalking Hunter Wolf
  • W-29 Spike Bite Cetus
  • W-31 Claw Slammer Drago
  • W-32 Hurricane Crusher Pisces
  • W-33 Raider Skull Rex

Episodes that mention it

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Named elsewhere on this site

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Claims We Could Not Check

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  • Its closest rival concept, Fly Wheels from JAKKS Pacific, used the same launch-and-roll mechanic first.