Beyblade X Bullet Griffon Guide

Bullet Griffon is product code UX-19, the first Unique Line Expand Blade Starter, released in Japan on 25 April 2026 at ¥2,600. The stock name is Bullet Griffon H: a Ratchet-integrated Blade plus a Hexa Bit, bundled with a long winder launcher. Official copy is a Unique Line Expand construction — the Ratchet is fused into the Blade — and a Balance-type gimmick: during a battle it can split into a “bullet” that peels off to hit the opponent and a “main body” that keeps spinning.

What Expand changes on this Blade

There is no separate 3-60 or 9-60 in the box to unscrew. That is the UX Expand rule already covered in the Expand Blade guide and on UX-20 Glory Valkyrie. You still swap the Bit. H is Hexa: a hexagonal tip that wants to stand itself back up, which is why the stock combo is Balance rather than a pure attacker. Right-spin. Hasbro's Western release is Rocket Griffon H (G4561) — a rename, not a word shuffle; match UX-19 and the H (Hexa) Bit, not either name alone.

The two-body gimmick, as Takara Tomy describes it

The Japan page’s claim is that the top can fight as two units in one round: a projectile piece and a remaining spinner. That is a product gimmick, not a scoring change — finishes are still Xtreme / Over / Burst / Spin. How often the split actually happens, and whether an organiser treats a separated piece as a Burst, is a rules question. Ask before a match. Community write-ups of a “reversible two-mode Ratchet” on this Blade are secondary; the official text we can stand on is the bullet-and-body description plus the Expand construction. The fall 2026 round-up only flagged Griffon as a watch item; this page is the product that listing was pointing at.

How to test it without a ranking

Start stock, on a standard Xtreme Stadium, against one attacker and one stamina top you already know. Then change only the Bit (Low Rush, Kick, Ball). Because you cannot drop the height with a 1-50 Ratchet, Bit choice is the whole rebuild. Do not assume Infinity Stadium behaviour from a BX-10 session. See Hexa Bit and combo testing.

Buying and event checks

UX-19 needs a Beyblade X stadium. The long winder is right-spin. A replica “Bullet Griffon style” catalogue listing is not this Starter. Deck-repeat rules count the integrated Blade as one part; you cannot run two Griffon Blades in formats that ban repeats. Recheck the official UX-19 page for contents and yen MSRP on the day, and do not mix Burst-series parts with it.

Frequently asked questions

What is Bullet Griffon UX-19?

It is the first Unique Line Expand Blade Starter, released in Japan on 25 April 2026 at ¥2,600. The stock name Bullet Griffon H pairs the Ratchet-integrated Blade with a Hexa Bit and a long winder launcher.

Can you swap the Ratchet on Bullet Griffon?

No. On the UX Expand construction the Ratchet is fused into the Blade, so there is no separate 3-60 or 9-60 in the box to unscrew. You still swap the Bit, which makes Bit choice the whole rebuild.

How does the two-body split gimmick work?

Takara Tomy describes the top splitting into a bullet that peels off to hit the opponent and a main body that keeps spinning. It is a product gimmick, not a scoring change — finishes are still Xtreme, Over, Burst and Spin — and whether an organiser treats a separated piece as a Burst is a rules question to ask before a match.

Can a deck run two Bullet Griffon Blades?

No. Deck-repeat rules count the integrated Blade as one part, so you cannot run two Griffon Blades in formats that ban repeats.