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BEYBLADE X Capsule Shooter Line Brings Six Playable Beys to Gacha

The capsule line is playable straight out of the machine, with the all-in-one packaging and the left-spin variant for Cobalt Dragoon distinguishing it from display-only miniatures.

Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.

BEYBLADE X Capsule Shooter Line Brings Six Playable Beys to Gacha

Takara Tomy Arts is releasing a capsule gacha line of BEYBLADE X mini shooters in six designs: Dransword, Hells Scythe, Wizard Arrow, Knight Shield, Phoenix Wing, and Cobalt Dragoon. Each capsule is an all-in-one set with the bey, a shooter, and a winder, so it can be played immediately. Five beys pair with right-spin shooters; Cobalt Dragoon comes with a left-spin shooter and winder. Each capsule costs 300 yen including tax, with release set for early September 2026.

Each capsule holds a bey roughly 3 centimeters across, a shooter about 4.7 by 3.8 centimeters, and a winder around 16.2 centimeters long. The all-in-one packaging means the set is ready to spin the moment it comes out of the machine.

Five of the six beys pair with a right-spin shooter and winder. Cobalt Dragoon is the exception, shipping with a left-spin shooter and winder, matching the left-spin mechanic that defines that bey in the BEYBLADE X line.

Takara Tomy Arts prices each capsule at 300 yen including tax, with release set for early September 2026. The photos in the announcement are development samples, so the final product may differ slightly.

  • Dransword: Comes with a right-spin shooter and winder
  • Hells Scythe: Comes with a right-spin shooter and winder
  • Wizard Arrow: Comes with a right-spin shooter and winder
  • Knight Shield: Comes with a right-spin shooter and winder
  • Phoenix Wing: Comes with a right-spin shooter and winder
  • Cobalt Dragoon: Comes with a left-spin shooter and winder

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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