As of late 2024 and into 2025, the Beyblade X manga has been officially localized into English by under their "VIZ Kids" imprint. The translation does an excellent job localizing the Japanese puns (e.g., "Ekisu" to "Jaxon") while maintaining the intense dialogue.
The protagonist is (known as Bird in the Japanese version), a young, enthusiastic, but notoriously unlucky Blader. He is currently on a disastrous 99-loss streak. Determined to break his curse, he enrolls in a tryout for the prestigious professional team, Team Persona .
Beyblade X manga, written by Homura Kawamoto and Hikaru Muno and illustrated by Posuka Demizu, represents the "fourth generation" of the franchise. It shifts the series toward a professional sport aesthetic, focusing on the climb to the top of "The X" tower. 1. Plot Overview & Setting The story is set in Xenon City Beyblade X Manga
Serialized in Shogakukan’s Monthly Corocoro Comic , the Beyblade X manga, illustrated by Posuka Demizu (co-creator of The Promised Neverland ) and written by Homura Kawamoto and Hikaru Muno (the duo behind Kakegurui ), is not your typical children’s toy tie-in. It is a sharp, stylish, and surprisingly mature reboot that redefines what a Beyblade story can be.
Every great Beyblade story lives or dies by its main character. Takao Tyson was the hot-headed dragoon user; Gingka Hagane was the wandering warrior; Valt Aoi was the enthusiastic underdog. As of late 2024 and into 2025, the
: The manga features unique "Xtreme Dashes" tailored to specific characters, such as Robin Kazami’s Xtreme Dash Infinite and Jaxon Cross's Xtreme Dash Dragonic Break .
No Beyblade manga is complete without a cast of rivals, and Beyblade X delivers a compact but impactful roster. He is currently on a disastrous 99-loss streak
Unlike previous generations that focused on mystical bit-beasts or ancient gods, Beyblade X grounds its conflict in the world of professional esports and corporate ambition. The story takes place in a hyper-competitive version of Japan where Beyblade, known as "Blading," is the most popular professional sport in the world.