October just got very busy for Beyblade X. Three big launches land in Japan this month, and they happen to land in the same week the anime's new Bey Kingdom Arc premieres. If you were going to pick one month to pay attention this year, this is it.
The Bey Kingdom Arc kicks the whole wave off
The new arc begins October 9 at 7:00 p.m. JST on the official BeyTube channel, with a prize story built around a tower called The X. The launches arrive right behind it — BX-52 and BX-53 both hit shelves on October 10. It's a rare moment where the products and the story are pushing in the same direction, and the "Version 2.0" branding on part of this wave shows the new arc energy is all over these boxes.
BX-52 Luster Dragoon and the Low Cyclone bit
First up is BX-52 Luster Dragoon 6-60LC, a left-spin Attack starter that's been a long time coming for left-spin fans. The stock build pairs the Luster Dragoon Blade — a BX Expand Blade — with a 6-60 Ratchet and a brand-new Low Cyclone Bit, shorthand "LC."
That bit is the whole story. Low Cyclone is the debut of a new Attack-oriented piece, and for competitive bladers that's the real draw here. Beyblade X's whole charm is that Blades, Ratchets and Bits mix freely across products, so a fresh Attack bit isn't just a new part in one box — it's a new option for basically every deck you already own. Left-spin Attack already rewrites matchups on its own; add a new low-height bit to the mix and it's easy to see players building around it immediately.
It ships with a Long Winder Launcher L for left-spin and no stadium, which is exactly what a starter for veterans should be: one strong new toy, no filler.
BX-53 All-in-One Set and Aero Pegasus
The other big October release is the BX-53 All-in-One Set, and it comes back to Aero Pegasus — specifically a fresh Version 2.0 relaunch riding the new arc branding, distinct from the original's 2025 release. It's a premium bundle: an Aero Pegasus 3-70A, the Version 2.0 Wizard Arrow and Knight Shield, a pair of launchers and an Xtreme Stadium all in one box. For someone just stepping into the wave's new branding, or a blader who wants everything in one go, it's the obvious grab.
The TigaRage Ultraman collab
October's timeline also overlaps with CX-00 TigaRage FT3-60T, the limited Beyblade X × Ultraman Tiga collaboration Balance-Type starter on Custom Line construction. It launched in Japan on September 12, with imported stock reaching North America in early October — so it's landing stateside right about now. The collectible hook is the colour parts: you can rearrange them to recreate Ultraman Tiga's three forms, Multi, Power and Sky. It also comes with a Spark Lens-inspired launcher. For collectors this one is as much shelf piece as it is blader.
Put it all together and October is easily one of Beyblade X's biggest months of 2026: a new arc on screen, a major left-spin Attack starter, a premium Aero Pegasus bundle, and an Ultraman Tiga collab all inside a single week. Stock up.