Beyblade X Scorpio Spear Guide
Scorpio Spear ships as the starter set UX-14, released by Takara Tomy in Japan on April 26, 2025 for ¥2,200 (JAN 4904810958499). In the West, Hasbro paired it with Tail Viper as the "Spear Scorpio and Tail Viper Dual Pack" for $17.99. The set assembles into ScorpioSpear 0-70Z: a Scorpio Spear blade, a 0-70 Ratchet, and a Z (Zap) Bit.
What's actually in the box
The Scorpio Spear blade is a Balance-type piece built around a mode-change gimmick rather than a fixed shape. In Defense Mode it presents a six-sided profile; triggered by an Xtreme Dash launch, it shifts to a three-sided Attack Mode mid-spin. At roughly 39.7g, it was reported as the heaviest stock blade in the Beyblade X line at the time of release, which is part of why it hits harder than its Balance-type classification suggests. The bundled 0-70 ratchet sets a mid-height, and the Zap (Z) Bit gives it its default grip-and-release behaviour.
How players actually use it
Reviewers and competitive players have generally rated the Scorpio Spear blade highly on its own merits, several calling it one of the strongest blades in Beyblade X, with stamina and attack that reportedly hold up against established meta combinations like Wizard Rod and Silver Wolf. The tradeoff most often mentioned is recoil: the blade's contact points give up energy aggressively on hard hits, which can turn an over-launched combo into a self-knockout instead of a win. Partly for that reason, the stock 0-70 and Zap parts are frequently swapped out in competitive builds — 9-60 or 3-60 ratchets paired with Free Ball, Kick, or Level bits are the combination most commonly recommended in place of the parts it ships with.
Beyond the blade itself, specifics like exact stock availability, regional pricing, and whether a listing includes the full Dual Pack or just the Scorpio Spear starter can vary by seller, so it's worth checking a listing's contents before buying and confirming event rules before entering a tournament with a modified combo.
For how the swapped-in parts change the stock build, start with the parts explained guide, then the UX line overview for where Unique Line releases like UX-14 sit.
Frequently asked questions
When did Scorpio Spear come out and what does it cost?
The Takara Tomy Starter UX-14 launched in Japan on April 26, 2025 for 2,200 yen, while in the West Hasbro paired the blade with Tail Viper as a dual pack for $17.99.
How does Scorpio Spear's mode change gimmick work?
The blade rests in a six-sided Defense Mode by default, and an Xtreme Dash launch triggers a shift to a three-sided Attack Mode mid-spin.
How heavy is the Scorpio Spear blade?
It weighs roughly 39.7g, which was reported as the heaviest stock blade in the Beyblade X line at the time of release.
Which parts replace the stock 0-70 Ratchet and Zap Bit?
Competitive players most commonly swap in a 9-60 or 3-60 Ratchet paired with a Free Ball, Kick, or Level Bit.
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.