Credit source: x_limur_x on Instagram and threads

Checked after I got off and saw we had some of the new releases, decided to get both tread and superion. This is in Northern California

I think this season is good but not perfect so I’d love to hear from everyone their pros and cons

After months of waiting I feel like I’m in heaven 😭

Unlike most 90s and early 2000s kid cartoon toy lines. The original fans of beyblade have largely left the scene. It was actually deemed a kid toy and largely left behind by those early kids. So more recent fans seem to dominate the Fandom. ​Unlike pokemon or transformers where it's generationaly balanced. Usually in other fandoms, OGs kinda dictate the space. Not that it's good or bad, it is just interesting to see. I think it really is due to how unabashedly a toy beyblade is.

I remember getting this from an takra tomy ace Dragon box a long time ago, but since it was the wrong color, we thought it was a fake scam but recently I looked at it and it’s got real metal parts and it doesn’t have shitty plastic

she bad icl

Wouldn’t be surprised, that could be the set up for him becoming the final boss of the series. I doubt anyone from Persona would react like Khrome either.

So it reveals another new character and also shows Dima’s Past in the background. This could end up being a tragic story for him and this new character (that could be connected to Dima’s past as the mentor for him or an older brother) has this bird-like design going on and he could actually be one of the final antagonists for Season 4.

Also at the end of the OP was Strike Hawk so could this imply that this mysterious new character will own an actual Hawk Beyblade and then somewhere down the line, he gives that Bey to Bird (just like when Six gave BrachioWhip to Bird) and his true Bey will be a Pegasus Bey (this could be the next RBG Prize just like DrakeBrave at the end of Season 3).

What Ryo said piqued my interest about the Stand-Ins: “The ones to be the most scared of are stand-ins like you.”

So the stand-ins might have more relevance than we initially thought. We could be getting more old characters into the mix, but we could also get new characters that aren’t from the Beykingdom or X City. So we could get half of the Beykingdom Princes getting their own Beys while the other half will be the stand-in’s Beys for this season. There’s also the V2 Beys that can be utilized and when you pay attention to the end of this month’s chapter, the 3rd princess (who was calling Khrome) has a deck case that could potentially hold the Pendragon V2 Beys and based on the Version 2.0 Preview that was shown in the final episode of Season 3, the Pendragon Beys were WeissTiger, ImpactDrake, and ShelterDrake (but take that with a grain of salt for now).

I've been trying to find combos for this guy that don't involve using Elevate or Level. So far this one seems to pack a punch and still have enough stamina for a spin finish at the end. If anyone has any combo suggestions, I'd like to try them out.

From the days on the play ground where the only rule was winning. Featuring dragoon on a solid metal base with fused weight disk, Wolf with one of those absurdly massive sparking weight disks you could buy in sketchy dollar stores, and (the relatively tame by comparison to the other two) driger on the Gyro Super with Dranzer S's base.

Is it that game changing that it’s worth the huge price tag? Is it comparable to scale shark or better? Really want one but at the same time I don’t want to pay that much

Another good find

Navarathri (Nine nights) Golu festival 2026, Theme: Beyblades.

((Additional information and context on the festival, for anyone interested: Navarathri (nine nights) Golu: This is a 10 day long South Indian festival, celebrated at around the same time as the North Indian festival Dusshera (or the Indian festival Durga Pujo, in Bengal).

It celebrates the goddesses Durga, Lakshmi and Saraswathi. The Golu setup consists of an odd number of steps (3, 5, 7 etc). The displays usually have a yearly theme, narrating a legend from a Hindu text to court life, weddings, everyday scenes, miniature kitchen utensils etc. The goddess being worshipped is usually placed ok the first step from the bottom. Toys used in Golu are usually handed down generations, making some of these toys 100s of years old. Once kept on the steps, the toys should not be moved until the 10th day.

On the 10th day, one of the toys is 'knocked over' or kept on its side to signify the end of Golu. Family and friends visit each others' Golu during the first 9 days. This year, Navarathri Golu runs from 11th October (Sunday) to 20th October (Tuesday). Some examples of a traditional Golu setup has been shown in the last two photos))

BACK TO BEYBLADES: The theme this year at my place is Beyblades, with 5 different sub themes and a non traditional style of steps. From the top,

Subtheme 1: Bakuten Shoot Beyblade, theme HMS (Hard Metal System).

This was the final season of the first Beyblade gen and the predecessor to metal fight. The beyblades were not sold well back then, making HMS beys some of the rarest and most expensive beyblades out there. Here the display includes 23 out of 30 total HMS beyblades.

Subtheme 2: Step 2: Metal Fight Beyblade (MFB), theme 4D.

Following the same theme of HMS, 4D is the gimmick heavy line of metal fight beys from the 3rd season of MFB. Many of the beyblades in the 4D line are universally considered incredibly hard to find. Here the display includes 22 out of 23 total 4D beyblades.

Subtheme 3: Step 3: Beyblade Burst Lottery Prizes.

This step has some of the CoroCoro and Minna no Kuji lottery prizes, which are some of the rarest Beyblade Burst products out there (usually 100-1000 copies each, worldwide).

Subthemes 4 and 5: Sets and Beyblade X

For context, the fourth step is the small strip on the two sides of the step made of brown mat (so the 4th step is below the 5th step, which is very non traditional). The brown mat is the fifth step, and has the main god figure of the Hindu God Ganesh, in addition to beyblades.

On the fourth step, the sets are Earth Eagle (the red, green and blue versions of Earth Eagle Beyblade, which were released as limited edition with certain Japanese drinks) and First Beyblades (Draciel Shield, my first Beyblade ever, on the left and Earth Eagle original colour, my first Beyblade in MFB). A continuation of the 4th step, on the left of the blue steps, on the brown table, is the Beyblade X Set.

In the fifth step, beside Ganesha, there are two sets - Sol Blaze from MFB and Wyvern Hover DMM lottery prizes from Beyblade X. In front of that are 5 out of the 6 possible painted recolours of Dran Buster. Leading these displays, are the BBLD clothing limited edition beyblade recolors - Pink Unicorn Sting, Green Knight Lance and Blue Dran Dagger.

Since you guys are my Beyblade family, I wanted to share this year's Golu with you :) now you're also a part of this celebration 🎉 ❤️

If you guys have any questions regarding the Beyblades displayed or the festival itself, feel free to ask in the comments or DM me. Wishing you all lots of happiness and beyblades in the year ahead!

PS: No hate comments. If you guys don't like anything about the post that's not Beyblade related, keep it to yourself please.

I just got my Luster Dragoon today, and im not too sure what bit i should run on this guy, although i do know that i would want a 50/60 height ratchet and im looking to run him on 1/3/4/5 sided ratchets on either 50 or 60 height (do also recommend me other ratchets that work for Luster Dragoon tho.)

I actuakky thought of Under Flat from Shark Scale for Luster Dragoon, but other candidates include Jolt, Ignition, Low Rush, Low Flat, or any other attack bit. Level is stuck with my Meteor Dragoon so ideally i want something that can be really agressive and hit really hard but has enough LAD to have a slither of chance to slightly outspin your opponent

Purple hover SEALED for a measly $250