Takara Tomy vs Hasbro Beyblade: Differences, Fitment and Markets
Takara Tomy vs Hasbro Beyblade explained: who makes what, which markets each covers, Beyblade X and Burst fitment, and which brand Malaysian events allow.
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Beyblade X Suppress Superion 0-70LP Starter (Hasbro) is a genuine Hasbro Beyblade X Infinity starter. Hasbro code: G2745.
BX Basic Line uses a balanced metal-centered Blade construction with metal launcher hooks. Hasbro badges this release as part of the BX Infinity line. Suppress Superion is a round, bumpy Balance Blade whose emblem nods to the Spriggan family from Beyblade Burst. It ships on the low 0-70 Ratchet with the LP bit, which made its debut in this release.
A launcher and ripcord are included with this starter. A Beyblade X stadium is needed for play.
Stock battle type: Balance. Spin: right. Stock Ratchet and Bit notation: 0-70LP.
The ratings below describe documented parts in the stock configuration. They are relative catalogue scores, not win rates or percentages. A community label means the number is not a Takara Tomy or Hasbro rating.
0-70 has a nominal 7 mm Ratchet height; that is not the assembled Bey's overall height.
In Japan, Takara Tomy sells Suppress Superion as SiegSuperion. Takara Tomy release: BX-54 Booster SiegSuperion 0-70LP (November 2026), same stock combo; the Takara Tomy release is a booster without a launcher.
This listing is the Hasbro release, not the Takara Tomy product.
Use only with compatible Beyblade X equipment; do not battle against earlier Beyblade series. Small parts make this unsuitable for children under six. BEYBLADE and BEYBLADE X are trademarks of TOMY Company, Ltd. Hasbro distributes Beyblade X outside Japan under licence from Takara Tomy.
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