New This Fall: What's Coming to Beyblade X (Aug–Oct 2026)

A quick look at what's landing between late August and October 2026, so you know what to check for before assuming a listing is current. Release dates and package contents can shift between announcement and street date, so confirm the exact item against an official listing before buying or entering it in an event.

Collaboration decks

Two crossover releases are scheduled for September: a CX-00 Evangelion Deck Set (29 August 2026), pairing an Eva-themed Lock Chip with the Arc, Brave and Brush Blades plus multiple Ratchets and Bits, and a CX-00 Tiga Rage FT3-60T (12 September 2026), an Ultraman Tiga-themed Lock Chip paired with the Rage Blade. Both are collaboration pieces first — treat their competitive standing as unproven until there's real post-release tournament data behind them.

CX-19 Random Booster: CrocoTread Select

Also dated 12 September 2026, CX-19 introduces CrocoTread TQ5-50GN, a Defense-type Beyblade, through the "Select" random-booster format rather than the six-Beyblade "Vol." format. Select only randomises the colourway (one of three reported colours) — the Blade, Ratchet and Bit are the same, guaranteed, every pull. See the CrocoTread guide for the full parts breakdown and the CrocoCrunch lineage.

Western-market Hasbro releases

G4570 Seize Jaguar HN is dated 1 October 2026, while G2745 Suppress Superion 0-70LP is possibly already on shelves — one tracker lists it from mid-August 2026, though some retailers still show it as a 1 October pre-order. These are the Western equivalents of Takara Tomy's Japan-first releases and are worth checking against the same-part Japanese version if you're comparing specs, since naming and exact contents don't always match one-for-one.

Bullet Griffon and Heaven's Ring

Bullet Griffon (UX-19) already shipped on 25 April 2026, four months before this round of releases. It is a Ratchet-integrated Expand Blade — the Ratchet is built into the Blade rather than swapped separately — and on contact it splits mid-battle into an upper half (Bullet) and a lower half (Griffon), so it is not a reversible two-mode piece. Heaven's Ring (BX-50), a rare-prize Blade, is being called a defensive benchmark by at least one tracking source, but it's a limited-availability part and its exact standing isn't independently confirmed.

If you're buying around a shortage

New releases landing during an ongoing supply crunch tend to sell out fast and attract scalping. If a listing looks priced well above MSRP, that's a signal about availability, not a new normal for the retail price — see our Beyblade X Shortage in Malaysia guide for what to check before paying it.

Several of these releases build on the Custom Line format, so the CX system guide is useful background before shopping any of them.

Frequently asked questions

When does the Evangelion Deck Set come out?

The CX-00 Evangelion Deck Set is scheduled for 29 August 2026. It pairs an Eva-themed Lock Chip with the Arc, Brave and Brush Blades plus multiple Ratchets and Bits, and as a collaboration piece its competitive standing should be treated as unproven until there is real post-release tournament data.

What is Tiga Rage in Beyblade X?

CX-00 Tiga Rage FT3-60T is an Ultraman Tiga-themed collaboration Lock Chip paired with the Rage Blade, scheduled for 12 September 2026. Like the Evangelion set, it is a crossover release first and a competitive part second.

How does the CrocoTread Select random booster work?

CX-19 CrocoTread Select, dated 12 September 2026, is a "Select"-format booster: only the colourway (one of three reported colours) is random. The Blade, Ratchet and Bit — CrocoTread TQ5-50GN, a Defense-type — are the same, guaranteed, every pull, unlike the six-Beyblade "Vol." format.

Which fall 2026 Beyblade X releases are from Hasbro?

G4570 Seize Jaguar HN is dated 1 October 2026, while G2745 Suppress Superion 0-70LP is possibly already on shelves — one tracker lists it from mid-August 2026, though some retailers still show it as a 1 October pre-order. They are the Western equivalents of Takara Tomy's Japan-first releases, and naming and exact contents don't always match one-for-one with the Japanese versions.