Crossover season in the Beyblade X line shows no signs of slowing down. Hot on the heels of the Evangelion and Ultraman Tiga collaboration releases, Hasbro has announced something nobody had on their 2026 bingo card: a Beyblade X partnership with the NFL.
Announced on September 9, 2026, the Beyblade X x NFL Collab Multipack puts all 32 professional football teams into the stadium — sort of. Here's what's actually in the box:
- Two right-spinning CX Tops, designed by TakaraTomy, representing the AFC and NFC conferences.
- Two NFL-themed launchers, so two players can go head-to-head straight out of the package.
- 32 stickers covering every team across both conferences, letting you customize the tops with your favorite franchise's logo.
The idea is simple and honestly pretty fun: pick your team, sticker up your top, and settle division rivalries with an Xtreme Dash instead of a scoreboard. Because the tops use the standard Beyblade X CX construction, the blades, ratchets, and bits are swappable with the rest of your Beyblade X collection — so your team-branded build isn't locked to display duty.
On the availability side, the set is listed on Amazon now, with a Target exclusive version slated for Spring 2027. Note that a Beystadium is required and sold separately, as usual for the line.
A sign of where the brand is heading
What's interesting here isn't just the novelty of football-themed tops — it's what it says about Beyblade X's momentum three years in. Between anime crossovers in Japan (Evangelion, Ultraman Tiga) and now a major American sports league partnership from Hasbro, the franchise is clearly being positioned as a crossover platform, not just a toy line. For collectors, that means more limited-edition lock chips and themed parts to chase. For competitive players, it means a growing parts pool — even if the collab pieces themselves arrive with unproven tournament credentials.
As an unofficial fan site, we don't get review samples, so we can't tell you yet how the CX Tops in this set actually perform. But if you pick one up and take it to a local event, we'd love to hear how your team fared.
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For now: pick your conference, sticker up, and let it rip.