Beyblade X

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Beyblade X
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Cover of the first volume
Illustrated by Posuka Demizu
Published by Shogakukan
English publisher
ImprintCoro Coro Comics
Magazine CoroCoro Comic
Demographic Children
Original runMay 15, 2023 – present
Volumes3
January 14, 2025 [29] 978-1-9747-5261-4
  • 01. "X" (X(エックス), Ekkusu)
  • 02. "Nana-iro" (七色, Nanairo)
  • 03. "Bey Sponsor" (ベイスポンサー, Beisuponsā)
  • 04. "Zooganic" (ズーガニック, Zūganikku)
2 January 26, 2024 [30] 978-4-09-143682-5
  • 05. "Blader X and The Lion King" (仮面と獅子王, Kamen to Shishiō)
  • 06. "Kadovar's Test" (カドバーの試験, Kadobā no Shiken)
  • 07. "Bey Time Shift" (ベイタイムシフト, Beitaimu Shifuto)
3 July 26, 2024 [31] 978-4-09-149747-5
  • 08. "Proof of the Fastest" (最速の証明, Saisoku no Shōmei)
  • 09. "Multi-Colored Visitor" (七色の来客, Nanairo no Raikyaku)
  • 10. "Dream Competition" (夢の競演, Yume no Kyōen)
  • 11. "Return of the Queen" (女王の帰還, Joō no Kikan)
4 October 28, 2024 [32] 978-4-09-149816-8
  • 12. "The Other Mask" (もうひとつの仮面, Mōhitotsu no Kamen)
  • 13. "Battle at the Top (Part 1)" (頂上決戦(1), Chōjō Kessen (1))
  • 14. "Battle at the Top (Part 2)" (頂上決戦(2), Chōjō Kessen (2))
  • 15. "Battle at the Top (Part 3)" (頂上決戦(3), Chōjō Kessen (3))

Anime

An anime television series adaptation was announced on May 14, 2023, by Takara Tomy. [33] The anime is produced by OLM and directed by Moto Terada under the supervision of Katsuhito Akiyama, character designs by Yoshihiro Nagamori and Kazuho Hyōdō handling series composition from episodes 1-39, with Hikaru Muno handling series composition starting from episode 38. The opening theme song is "Prove" performed by One Ok Rock, and the ending theme song is "Zoom Zoom" performed by Aespa. [4] A second season commenced on October 18, 2024. The new opening theme is "You Gotta Run" by L'Arc-en-Ciel, and the new ending theme is "Cosmic Treat" by Perfume. [34] An English dub of the season premiered on Disney XD, DisneyNow and Hulu in the United States on July 13, 2024. [35]

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