Toyline · Beyblade X

X-Over Project

Takara Tomy and Hasbro built this toyline around the franchise's 25th anniversary, rebuilding fan-favourite tops from the Original, Metal, and Burst eras as Beyblade X Basic Line releases. An August 2023 poll on the Beyblade Bladers Lab site let fans narrow each era down to fifteen finalists and then a final ten, though the development team stressed that high poll rankings would not guarantee a remake. Entries such as DranzerSpiral 3-80T, Lightning L-Drago 1-60F, and VictoryValkyrie 2-60RA carried familiar names into the new system, alongside at least one cancelled release, Trypio 3-60N.

What to know

Marks Beyblade's 25th anniversary
Spans Takara Tomy and Hasbro release lists from 2023 through 2026
Draws remakes from the Original, Metal, and Burst Series
An August 2023 fan poll on Beyblade Bladers Lab narrowed 15 finalists per era down to a top 10
High poll placement did not guarantee a Beyblade would be remade
Trypio 3-60N was announced and then cancelled

What it covers

Beyblade X Basic Line remakes of Original Series Beyblades
Beyblade X Basic Line remakes of Metal Series Beyblades
Beyblade X Basic Line remakes of Burst Series Beyblades

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.

The X Over Project community note · 2023-06-11
Random Booster Lightning L-Drago 1-60F released in Japan (BX-00), 1600円 news item · 2024-09-14
Tweet campaign marks launch of the X Over project news item · 2023-06-10

Claims We Could Not Check

Attributed, not verified by us

None of the 15 Burst-era finalists came from the Cho-Z or Superking Layer Systems, even though both were eligible default options.