Beyblade X Wyvern Hover Guide

Wyvern Hover is a Unique Line Defence Blade, not a numbered UX-01-style Starter of its own in the main line. Takara Tomy first listed it as a UX-00 release (Wyvern Hover 2-80GN in community line-up tables dated 24 October 2025 — confirm the current official line-up row, because UX-00 codes are used for several limited items). It then shipped again inside UX-21 Hells Nether Deck Set on 8 August 2026, where secondary coverage records the included combo as 8-80B. We treat that 8-80B string as likely but not fully verified against a primary spec sheet, the same caveat already on our UX-21 page.

What the shape is for

Community and retailer descriptions of the Blade agree on an oval, downward-sloping profile meant to take hits from above and below — a defence outline that still carries two more aggressive contact points, which is why testers talk about knockout potential on a part labelled Defence. That mix is why it keeps showing up in Infinity Stadium notes: a shape that can reverse out of a sloped pocket is more useful there than a pure disc. Official UX-21 copy does not publish a standalone Hover paragraph; the set is sold as Hells Nether plus two support tops. Do not quote an official gram weight unless Takara Tomy lists one.

Stock strings you may actually find

2-80GN (the UX-00 listing) is a tall, two-protrusion Ratchet with Gear Needle — plant plus extended, rail-catching gear teeth. 8-80B, if that is what your UX-21 box contains, is a taller eight-point Ratchet with a Ball Bit: stamina-leaning movement instead of Needle. Those two boxes are different products. Open the package and read the Ratchet and Bit, then write the combo down; "Wyvern Hover" alone is not a configuration. Right-spin in every source we could check; we still want the official parts diagram on the day you buy.

Why decks keep a slot for it

August 2026 overseas prize samples still had Hover in the mix as a defence / counter-pick, not as the lead attacker. Our August 2026 combos page already names Wyvern Hover 1-60 / 1-70 Rush or Low Rush as an attack-with-a-defensive-fallback example — that is a rebuild, not either stock string above. Low Rush on Hover is a player choice to snipe and still recover from a pocket; it is the opposite of the stock Ball / Gear Needle plant. Test it on the stadium you actually play: standard Xtreme vs Infinity changes this Blade more than it changes Wizard Rod. See the Infinity Stadium and defence build guides.

Buying and event checks

UX-00 and UX-21 availability is region- and channel-specific. A replica "hover" listing is not either official SKU. Deck-repeat rules count the Hover Blade once; you cannot run two Hover Blades in the same three-bey deck in formats that ban repeated parts. Confirm the exact combo in the box, the spin direction of the launcher you own, and the organiser's part list before a match.

Frequently asked questions

What type of blade is Wyvern Hover?

It is a Unique Line Defence Blade with an oval, downward-sloping profile meant to take hits from above and below. It still carries two more aggressive contact points, which is why testers talk about knockout potential on a part labelled Defence.

What is the difference between the UX-00 and UX-21 Wyvern Hover boxes?

The UX-00 listing is Wyvern Hover 2-80GN, a tall two-protrusion Ratchet with Gear Needle, while the UX-21 Hells Nether Deck Set that shipped on 8 August 2026 records the included combo as 8-80B, a taller eight-point Ratchet with a Ball Bit. They are different products, so open the package and read the Ratchet and Bit rather than trusting the name alone.

What parts do players rebuild Wyvern Hover with?

Our August 2026 combos page names Wyvern Hover 1-60 or 1-70 Rush and Low Rush as an attack-with-a-defensive-fallback rebuild. Low Rush is a player choice to snipe and still recover from a pocket, the opposite of the stock Ball or Gear Needle plant.

Can you run two Wyvern Hover blades in one deck?

No. Deck-repeat rules count the Hover Blade once, so you cannot run two Hover Blades in the same three-bey deck in formats that ban repeated parts. Confirm the organiser's part list before a match.