Beyblade X Xeno Xcalibur Guide

XenoXcalibur 3-60GF carries a Burst-era name, but it is a current Beyblade X release through and through. Takara Tomy released it in Japan on March 29, 2025 for ¥3,000 under the product code BX-00 — the zero-number prefix Takara Tomy uses for limited and special releases rather than the main BX-01 sequence. The Starter includes a Hold Launcher styled after the original Burst XenoXcalibur's Sword Launcher plus a Long Winder. Ignore "BXG13" if you see it online — it is only the identifier Takara Tomy's website uses for this product's lineup-page images, not a second retail SKU or separate packaging, and there is no WBBA-exclusive version of this release.

What's in the box

The set is a full combo, not a standalone Blade. XenoXcalibur itself is an Attack-type, right-spin Blade and the flagship piece of Takara Tomy's "X-Over Project," which reimagines Beyblade Burst releases for the X generation — this one is explicitly billed as the X-era remake of the original Burst "Xeno Xcalibur Magnum Impact." It ships pre-paired with a 3-60 Ratchet (three identical protrusions, 6.0mm stack height) and a Gear Flat (GF) Bit, a flat-tipped Attack Bit whose internal gearing runs all the way to the base of the tip so it can drive the Xtreme Dash launch gimmick.

How it plays

Community reviews consistently describe this combo as a glass cannon. Its sharp triangular contact profile hits hard and does well against Defense- and Stamina-type opponents, but it needs a strong, well-maxed launch to keep pace with dedicated Attack-type rivals, and its contact points visibly wear down over repeated use. Even worn, players report it can still land a clutch late-match finish, which is part of why it stays a common pick despite the upkeep.

Component notation and packaging can still vary between regional releases and reprints, so before entering it in an event, confirm the exact code and included parts against the current listing rather than relying on a photo alone.

The BX-00 prefix is its own story; for the mainline numbering and what 3-60GF spells out, see the BX line guide and the parts explained guide.

Frequently asked questions

What is XenoXcalibur 3-60GF?

A full Beyblade X combo, not a standalone Blade. It pairs an Attack-type, right-spin Blade with a 3-60 Ratchet and a Gear Flat Bit, and is explicitly billed as the X-era remake of the original Burst Xeno Xcalibur Magnum Impact under Takara Tomy's X-Over Project.

What does the BX-00 product code mean?

The zero-number prefix is what Takara Tomy uses for limited and special releases rather than the main BX-01 sequence. The Starter includes a Hold Launcher styled after the original Burst bey's Sword Launcher plus a Long Winder; "BXG13" seen in Takara Tomy webpage image URLs refers to this same single product, not a second SKU.

What does the Gear Flat Bit do?

It is a flat-tipped Attack Bit whose internal gearing runs all the way to the base of the tip. That gearing is what lets it drive the Xtreme Dash launch gimmick.

Is XenoXcalibur a good attacker?

Community reviews consistently describe it as a glass cannon. Its sharp triangular contact profile hits hard and does well against Defense- and Stamina-type opponents, but it needs a strong, well-maxed launch to keep pace with dedicated Attack rivals, and its contact points visibly wear down over repeated use even though a worn one can still land a clutch late-match finish.