Beyblade X Pegasus Blast Guide
Pegasus Blast is product code CX-07, a Custom Line Starter released in Japan on 19 July 2025 at ¥2,600. The stock name is Pegasus Blast ATr: Pegasus Lock Chip, Blast Main Blade, Assault Assist Blade, and a Turbo Bit (Tr) that Takara Tomy describes as a ratchet-integrated tip whose shape changes with rotation speed. The Starter includes a long winder launcher. This is CX, not Expand — the Blade still splits into the original three CX pieces, not the later four-piece Over Blade stack.
What the official page says the combo does
The Japan listing's claim is a painted-metal, vertically stacked three-blade contact for heavy hits, plus a Bit that can change its tip and re-accelerate later in the battle. Assault (A) is the Assist Blade with three thick contacts; see the Assist Blades guide for how that letter sits among Slash, Round and Jaggy. Turbo is not a standard Flat or Rush Bit — the ratchet-integrated wording means you are not swapping a separate Ratchet on the stock combo the way you would on CX-01 Dran Brave S6-60V. If you rebuild Pegasus Blast onto a normal 3-60 or 4-55, you are leaving the stock Tr Bit behind. Confirm that on the parts in the box; do not assume every "Pegasus Blast" photo includes Tr.
CX naming, worked
A CX name is Lock Chip + Main Blade + Assist Blade + (Ratchet) + Bit. ATr is Assault + Turbo, with no separate 6-60-style Ratchet in the printed stock string. That is different from Dran Brave S6-60V (Slash + 6-60 + Vortex) and from Aero Pegasus, which is a Unique Line / limited release, not this CX Starter. Hasbro's Blast Pegasus naming in Western kits can shuffle the word order; match ATr and CX-07, not "Pegasus" alone. A CX-00 Metal Coat Red Pegasus Blast exists as a separate event/app listing — same Blade family, different SKU and usually a different price, not the CX-07 Starter.
How players rebuild it
Once you own the Blast Main Blade and Pegasus Lock Chip, the Assist Blade is the cheap experiment: Jaggy or Slash instead of Assault changes underside contact without buying another Main Blade. Competitive use of the stock Tr Bit is still matchup- and stadium-dependent; we are not treating any tracker percentage as a ranking. Paint on the metal can wear — the official page says so explicitly.
Buying and event checks
CX-07 needs a Beyblade X stadium. The long winder is right-spin. For CX assembly order see the CX system guide. Aero Pegasus is a different product; do not borrow that page's limited-release context for CX-07. Organisers running CX CUP restrict you to CX Blade pieces — Blast, Pegasus and Assault are on that kind of list when they are current, but recheck the official CX CUP table rather than this paragraph. Replica "Pegasus Blast style" catalogue items are not Takara Tomy CX-07.
Frequently asked questions
What is Beyblade X Pegasus Blast ATr?
It's product code CX-07, a Custom Line Starter released in Japan on 19 July 2025, built from the Pegasus Lock Chip, Blast Main Blade, Assault Assist Blade, and a Turbo Bit. The Starter includes a long winder launcher, and that winder is right-spin.
What does the Turbo Bit do on Pegasus Blast?
Takara Tomy describes Turbo (Tr) as a ratchet-integrated tip whose shape changes with rotation speed, so it can change its tip and re-accelerate later in the battle. Because it's ratchet-integrated, you're not swapping a separate Ratchet on the stock combo the way you would on CX-01 Dran Brave S6-60V.
Can you rebuild Pegasus Blast onto a normal Ratchet?
If you rebuild it onto a normal 3-60 or 4-55, you are leaving the stock Tr Bit behind. Confirm that on the parts in the box, and don't assume every "Pegasus Blast" photo includes Tr.
Is CX-07 Pegasus Blast the same as Aero Pegasus or the Metal Coat version?
No. Aero Pegasus is a Unique Line / limited release, not this CX Starter, and a CX-00 Metal Coat Red Pegasus Blast exists as a separate event/app listing — same Blade family, different SKU. Hasbro's Blast Pegasus naming in Western kits can shuffle the word order, so match ATr and CX-07 rather than "Pegasus" alone.
Sources, safety and catalogue wording
This guide uses the official Beyblade X guide, the official gear guide, the current official line-up and the official manual hub as references. Follow the package instructions and Beyblade X safety guidance: use Beyblade X tops only in an appropriate Beyblade X stadium, and keep faces and hands clear before launching.
Official product names and codes on this page identify reference releases. Monkee Mods catalogue listings may describe compatible or style items; they are not made by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Takara Tomy. Product availability, package contents and event eligibility can change, so confirm the exact listing and ask the organiser before an event.