一文讀懂爆旋陀螺 Beyblade X｜第四代有何不同？新手入門、分類選購、UX-19 子彈獅鷲與 CX-13 龍王閃擊完全解析
爆旋陀螺是什麼？為什麼會突然爆紅？
無論你睇新聞，抑或Threads、Instagram 或 Facebook ，都會看到一堆大人在討論邊度買陀螺，甚至有人砸數千元搶購、凌晨在玩具店門口排隊，就連日本本土都一陀螺難求，你大概已經察覺到這股熱潮。這波熱潮的導火線，疑源於今年年初 Threads 平台一位台灣網民的求助貼文，因被親戚小孩嘲笑技術拙劣，遂崩潰發文請求推薦「三顆最強、最具壓制力、能把小朋友打哭的陀螺」，並強調「預算無上限」。這帖文一炮而紅，帶動一大批童年曾玩過爆旋陀螺的成年人重新入坑，形成全球性的跨世代熱潮。
爆旋陀螺（英文：Beyblade）是日本玩具公司 TAKARA TOMY 在 1999 年推出的經典對戰玩具，講求組裝、技巧和策略。玩家用發射器把陀螺高速射入戰鬥盤，讓陀螺互相碰撞、旋轉對戰，勝負看誰轉得最久、誰能把對手撞出場外，或者誰能令對方先停止旋轉。這個簡單而熱血的核心玩法，跨越了二十多年依然令人著迷。
四代爆旋陀螺各自是什麼？
自 1999 年推出以來，爆旋陀螺經歷過多次大改版，玩法和設計都一直進化。現時最新世代是 BEYBLADE X，主打更高速度和更強競技感。簡單而言，四代的演進可以這樣理解：第一代（無印）是最初的金屬戰刃基礎對戰；第二代「鋼鐵戰魂」（Metal Fight）引入更重的金屬零件系統；第三代「爆裂世代」（Burst）加入了陀螺受衝擊後「爆裂」散開的機制；而第四代「X世代」（BEYBLADE X）則是現時最新、最高速的一代，融合了前三代的特點，包括高自由度的組裝方式、超重量級的金屬刃擊環，以及擊爆元素——當陀螺受到強烈攻擊時，輪盤會鬆動並使整個陀螺爆開。
第四代（BEYBLADE X）有什麼革命性的不同？
X 世代號稱是歷代最高速的爆旋陀螺，造型設計主打科技感，本體、發射器、戰鬥場地及方式都作出了一定程度的革新。最關鍵的改變，是全新的「極限加速（X-DASH）」機制。
Beyblade X 軸心和新戰鬥場地「極限競技場」內壁都設有齒條，一旦兩者接觸並咬合就能觸發名為「極限加速（X-DASH）」的超加速機能，會有突然加速及撞射敵方陀螺的衝擊力，進行超高速對戰並達成歷代以來最快的移動速度！這意味著比賽已不再只是靠蠻力射出陀螺，玩家還要計算射出角度與能否接觸戰鬥盤的齒條，使出極限衝刺絕招，甚至可以逆轉勝！
X 系列陀螺多採用全金屬外殼，並在戰鬥盤中加入「加速帶」齒輪。外圍厚重的金屬戰刃令碰撞更具破壞力，聲響與火花效果顯著提升，因此官方規定必須加裝透明防護罩以確保安全。當然陀螺被擊散、飛出盤外亦都是事空見慣的事。
勝利條件方面，X 系列保留了第三代的「爆裂機制（Burst Finish）」，並新增「極限區域擊落（Xtreme Finish）」作為最高得分方式，進一步提升對戰的刺激感。
陀螺的組成與分類
每一顆 BEYBLADE X 陀螺由三個核心零件組成：鋼鐵戰刃（Blade）、固鎖輪盤（Ratchet） 及 軸心（Bit）。與對手爆旋陀螺直接撞擊的主要零件，因應形狀及重量而有不同的性能；決定爆旋陀螺高度的中層零件，則決定整個陀螺的重心平衡及刀刃攻擊方式。這三者的組合，造就了四種主要類型：
攻擊型：適合喜歡熱血強攻的玩家，擁有強大的攻擊力，能夠迅速擊敗對手。耐力型：偏好穩定迴旋的玩家首選，具備持久的旋轉能力，能夠在長時間的對戰中保持優勢。防禦型：專為著重穩固陣地的玩家設計，擁有堅固的防禦力，能夠有效抵擋對手的攻擊。平衡型：綜合能力平均，適合追求全方位實力的玩家，能夠在各種對戰中靈活應對。
屬性之間有相剋關係，攻擊型制約持久型、持久型限制防禦型、防禦型制約攻擊型——這個三角關係是制定策略的核心所在。
此外，在型號命名方面，BX 系列是標準基礎系列，UX 系列屬於更高階的特殊規格陀螺，CX 系列陀螺都有輔助戰刃，以英文代號標注，因此容易與軸心搞混，需要特別注意。
重點新品：UX-19 子彈獅鷲 H（Bullet Griffon）
這是今次手推車 HKTOYCAR 編輯部親身入手試玩的陀螺之一，也是近期陀螺圈熱議的款式。
Beyblade X UX-19 子彈獅鷲 5-70H（Bullet Griffon）是一款 2026 年 4 月 25 日發售的平衡型戰鬥陀螺，主打「分身攻擊」與獨特的 Hexa (H) 軸心，展現強大的戰鬥力。此款為《戰鬥陀螺X》Unique Line 系列，紅銀配色，設計強調攻擊感，附贈拉線發射器。
UX-19 最令人眼前一亮的，是它的「分身」機制——本產品為 UX 系列擴張戰刃的戰鬥陀螺，在對戰過程中可以分離為兩個單位進行戰鬥：一個是能夠對對手造成傷害的「子彈」，另一個是能夠長時間持續旋轉的「本體」。實戰中，這種雙重壓制的節奏既能削弱對手，本體又能憑耐力繼續轉動，是攻守兼備的設計。
對新手而言，UX-19 是一顆平衡型選擇，對老手而言，UX-19 子彈獅鷲 H 屬 Expand Blade 系列，對戰中會分身成子彈與本體兩段，是一個值得深度研究改造組合的有趣款式。
重點新品：CX-13 龍王閃擊（Bahamut Blitz BK1-50I）
CX-13「龍王閃擊」是《BEYBLADE X》系列中的攻擊型陀螺，主打「集中重擊」與「低重心高速機動」。這波《戰鬥陀螺X》熱潮再度席捲，參考售價為 2,200 日圓含稅，成為近期玩家討論的焦點。
集中重擊點設計方面，戰刃與固鎖的重擊位置同步，最大化單次碰撞的彈開威力；採用 1-50 低重心配置與具備強力抓地力的 I（Ignition）軸心，實現兼具穩定與高速的高機動進攻，並內含特製配色拉線發射器，開盒即刻加入戰鬥。
CX-13 採用可拆解 4 段式刀刃設計，大幅提升客製化自由度；重擊點集中於單一區域，強化單次攻擊威力；低重心結構搭配高速移動，提升突擊成功率。
在玩家社群的實戰心得中，I 軸這種超攻擊型的軸，持久很差但加速跟攻擊很強，而龍王本身重量夠重，如果調成戰刃集中一點的話搭配 I 軸傷害蠻不錯的。若追求破壞力一擊必殺型打法，龍王閃擊是高度值得考慮的進攻型利器。
三人盤：BX-32 廣域極限競技場（Wide Xtreme Stadium）
手推車今次亦同步收到三人盤，這也是令多人同樂體驗升級的重要配套。這是來自 BEYBLADE X 系列的專用戰鬥場地，於 2024 年 7 月 13 日發售，專為最多三位玩家設計，支援 X-Dash 超加速機制以進行高速、高衝擊力的對戰。
以寬闊長方形設計配合「X Lines」技術，這個戰鬥盤能啟動極速衝刺機制，設有兩個「極限區域（Xtreme Zones）」與一個中央「出界區（Over Zone）」，提供策略性得分方式。
套裝包含盤蓋、本體、固定扣、Beycode 卡及說明書，由耐用 HDPE 材料製成，整體尺寸約為 440 x 605 x 116mm，寬闊的設計讓陀螺能更充分地利用 X-Dash 系統爆發衝刺，提升對戰戰略性。需留意，此場地與 Beyblade Burst 系列並不相容。
新手入門：應該買幾多個陀螺才夠？
如果是第一次買爆旋陀螺，可以先從入門套裝開始。套裝通常已包括基本陀螺、發射器和戰鬥盤，不需要逐件配件慢慢搭配，對新手來說比較方便。如果想多嘗試不同玩法，可以選擇一款攻擊型和一款防禦型，這樣就可以感受兩種完全不同的對戰節奏！
進入狀態後，必須準備的基本配套包括戰鬥盤、發射器（拉繩或拉條）等。大部分陀螺商品的包裝內都有一個 QR code，下載官方 App 並利用它掃瞄就可獲得分數，相當於官方日元定價，App 內抽獎每次消耗 1,000 分，有機會抽中限定陀螺購買券。此外，發射器能裝上「BEYBATTLE PASS」這個裝置與手機 App 進行連動，玩家能透過 App 登錄自己製作的戰鬥陀螺資料，只要進行對戰、完成指定任務、購買商品、參加官方活動都能獲得點數，更有機會取得超稀有陀螺！
入手建議與市場貼士
由於爆旋陀螺熱潮持續，香港及台灣市場均出現搶購情況。建議養成預購習慣，看到社群開始分享下個月新品資訊，就代表商家已開始接單，找信賴的玩具店預購，通常都是預購價或有點數回饋。
切記：一顆好的陀螺固然重要，但比零件更關鍵的是發射技巧與組裝研究。透過不同的改造方式，玩家可以解鎖戰鬥陀螺的潛能，發揮超出一般認知的強大實力。無論你是「真愛黨」還是「競技黨」，找到自己喜歡的陀螺，從那裡出發，才是 BEYBLADE X 最大的樂趣所在。
後記：
原本以為陀螺好似之前咁鬥轉得耐，但真正入手時先知道原來玩法可以咁多咁刺激，講永遠易過玩，課金戰士又唔係百分百會贏，呢個先係陀螺魅力所在。
The Complete Beyblade X Guide 2026: Everything You Need to Know — From the Fourth Generation Explained to UX-19 Bullet Griffon & CX-13 Bahamut Blitz
What Is Beyblade X — And Why Is Everyone Suddenly Obsessed?
If you’ve noticed grown adults passionately debating spinning tops on social media, clearing toy store shelves, or paying premium prices for a piece of plastic and metal, welcome to the Beyblade X phenomenon. This isn’t just nostalgia — it’s a full-blown global revival, and it shows no signs of slowing down in 2026.
Beyblade is a competitive spinning top game developed by Japanese toy company Takara Tomy, first launched in 1999. Players experience fast-paced, spinning top battle action, launching their tops into fierce clashes against opponents’ tops to score points — and the first player to score 4 points wins. That core loop — assemble, launch, dominate — has proven irresistible across generations. The spark that reignited the current wave? A now-legendary social media post from a Taiwanese adult who, humiliated by a younger relative during battle, publicly requested “the three strongest, most overpowering Beyblades available — budget no object.” The post went viral, dragging millions of lapsed fans back into the hobby overnight.
Four Generations: How Did We Get Here?
Since 1999, Beyblade has gone through four distinct eras of evolution. The original generation — often called the “Classic” or “Plastic” generation — established the fundamentals of blade-on-blade combat. The second generation, Metal Fight (also known as Metal Fusion), introduced heavier die-cast metal components that dramatically increased the weight and impact energy of every collision. The third generation, Burst, introduced a game-changing mechanic: tops could now physically explode apart under sufficient force, creating a new winning condition and an entirely new layer of tension in every match.
Then came the fourth generation — and the one that matters most right now.
What Makes BEYBLADE X (4th Generation) Different?
BEYBLADE X is widely described as the fastest Beyblade generation ever made, and the reason comes down to one core mechanic: the X-Dash (Xtreme Dash) system. The stadium features the X-Celerator Gear System to level up your game. When the gear of Beyblade X tops engages the stadium’s X-Celerator Rail, it can super-accelerate the tops around the arena for crushing collisions and epic bursts. In practical terms, this means a top that is already moving at speed can suddenly rocket to an entirely different velocity mid-battle the moment its gear connects with the stadium rail — making comebacks, reversals, and surprise knockouts not just possible but routine.
The Xtreme Beystadium and Beyblade X tops feature the X-Celerator Gear System to level up your game and prove it in battle — when the gear of the top engages the stadium’s X-Celerator Rail, it can super-accelerate into an Xtreme Dash rocketing it around the arena for crushing collisions.
On top of that, BEYBLADE X retains the Burst finish mechanic from the third generation while introducing a new highest-value win condition: the Xtreme Finish, where a top is knocked out through the stadium’s dedicated Xtreme Zone at full X-Dash velocity. Every battle now has multiple possible endings, each with different point values, making strategy far more layered than simply “spin fast and hit hard.”
Understanding the Parts: Blade, Ratchet & Bit
Every BEYBLADE X top is built from three interchangeable components, and understanding them is the key to building competitive combinations.
The Blade is the outermost layer and the primary contact surface during battle. Its shape, weight distribution, and number of attack points determine whether a top behaves aggressively, defensively, or somewhere in between. The Ratchet sits in the middle and controls the height and weight balance of the overall top — this affects how the Blade makes contact with opponents at different angles. The Bit is the tip that touches the stadium floor, governing movement patterns: a flat Bit moves erratically and aggressively; a pointed or tapered Bit tends to stay centred and spin longer.
Players can launch right into battle or reconfigure the interchangeable blade, ratchet, and bit of a starter pack with those of other Beyblade X tops to build their perfect top. This modular system is what makes Beyblade X endlessly replayable — there are thousands of possible combinations, and the competitive meta is constantly shifting as players discover new synergies.
The Four Types and Their Triangle
BEYBLADE X tops fall into four primary categories. Attack types prioritise raw striking power and aim to knock opponents out of the stadium or burst them through force. Stamina (Endurance) types are built to outlast opponents by spinning longer under any conditions. Defense types absorb hits and resist knockouts. Balance types blend attributes from multiple categories, offering versatility at the cost of peak specialisation.
Critically, these types exist in a triangle of strengths and weaknesses: Attack counters Stamina, Stamina counters Defense, and Defense counters Attack. Building a winning strategy — especially in the popular 3-on-3 format — requires understanding not just what your tops can do, but what your opponent is likely to bring. The Scythe Incendio 4-60T is an example of a Balance Type top where the slender axis of the tapered bit balances early attack power with endurance.
Beyond the standard BX product line, two sub-lines have become increasingly prominent. The UX (Unique Line) series features tops with unusual integrated mechanics that blur the lines between type categories, while the CX (Custom Line / Expand Blade) series offers tops with multi-component blades that allow deeper customisation of weight distribution and attack vectors.
Featured Product: UX-19 Bullet Griffon H — The Blade That Splits in Two
This is one of the two tops we received from HKTOYCAR for hands-on testing, and it’s arguably the most talked-about release of 2026.
UX-19 is part of the Beyblade X Unique Line / Expand Blade (Infinity) system, manufactured by Takara Tomy, classified as a Balance type with right-spin, and released in Japan on April 25th, 2026. In Western markets, it is sold under the name “Rocket Griffon H” as part of Hasbro’s UX Infinity line.
The standout feature is its Ratchet-Integrated Blade — a design that eliminates the traditional separate ratchet component and builds it directly into the blade itself. The blade consists of two halves: an upper “Bullet” (Rocket) section and a lower “Griffon” main body, which can split apart during battle for a dramatic two-part attack strategy. The rules around this separation are important to understand: the upper Bullet part is considered an additional piece of the Beyblade. Therefore, even if Bullet stops spinning or is knocked out, the lower Griffon section — and the BulletGriffon combo as a whole — is still in play. Conversely, if Griffon Bursts, is knocked out, or stops spinning, the BulletGriffon combo loses.
From a competitive standpoint, the results from the broader community are striking. The Bullet Griffon Ratchet-Integrated Blade alone when assembled weighs in at over 60 grams, which is significantly heavier than almost all other possible combinations at release — especially those commonly seen in tournaments. With a Bit attached, it becomes the heaviest Beyblade in the game.
The upper Bullet section focuses on attack with jagged contact points, while the lower Griffon section maintains defense with its rounded perimeter, creating unpredictable battles. Equipped with the Hexa (H) Bit, this Beyblade uses a hexagonal tip designed to stabilise itself during rotation while enabling fast Xtreme Dash movements. The result is a dynamic balance between attack bursts and controlled endurance.
The honest trade-off: the primary drawbacks are the increased randomness inherent to the separation mechanic, and concerns regarding durability — reports of breakage surfaced shortly after release, particularly involving exposed plastic components that become vulnerable after separation. Despite this, Bullet Griffon remains one of the most memorable and recommendable Beyblade X releases to date, offering a rare combination of originality, performance, and fun.
For the North American market, the Beyblade X Rocket Griffon H UX Infinity Starter Pack Set gets one competitor everything they need to start except the Beystadium. UX Infinity Tops include hidden features that can shift the battle in your favour, including a blade that splits in two, with one blade to attack and the other blade to defend.
Featured Product: CX-13 Bahamut Blitz BK1-50I — The Dragon That Hits Like a Freight Train
The second top in our HKTOYCAR hands-on is a very different proposition: a single-minded, hyper-aggressive attack specialist.
CX-13 Starter Bahamut Blitz BK1-50I is a right-spinning attack-type Custom Line (CX) Beyblade X top featuring an Expand Blade enabling deeper customisation. As a starter set it also includes a Winder Launcher. It introduces all-new parts from top to bottom: the Bahamut Lock Chip, Blitz Metal Blade, Break Over Blade, Knuckle Assist Blade, 1-50 Ratchet, and Ignition Bit.
As part of the Expand Blade sub-system within the CX Line, the Beyblade features a blade composed of four distinct components — Lock Chip, Metal Blade, Over Blade, and Assist Blade — which allows for expanded customisation.
What makes CX-13 special is how all these parts work in concert. The design emphasises concentrated impact, focusing weight and contact points into a single area on each of its wings, intending to deliver powerful strikes. It combines a low centre of gravity with high-speed mobility, and features a Bit designed for strong stadium grip.
In terms of standout components: the Blitz Metal Blade combines high weight with potent but matchup-dependent attack and defensive capabilities; the 1-50 Ratchet is a highly competitive low-height ratchet with broad utility; and the Ignition Bit is an extraordinarily aggressive but niche attack Bit capable of delivering devastating knockouts in the right hands.
The honest competitive verdict from BeyBase: Bahamut Blitz BK1-50I is an innovative and highly entertaining attack-oriented release that rewards experimentation. It may not redefine the competitive meta, but it contains enough valuable and distinctive parts to make it a worthwhile purchase for both serious players and fans of aggressive Beyblade design. If you want a top that punishes hesitation and rewards aggressive launching technique, CX-13 is your answer.
Featured Product: BX-32 Wide Xtreme Stadium — Multiplayer Madness
The third piece of our HKTOYCAR package is the arena that makes multiplayer genuinely strategic rather than just chaotic.
The BX-32 Wide Xtreme Stadium from Takara Tomy was released on July 13, 2024 and is designed for up to three players, supporting the X-Dash super-acceleration gimmick for high-speed, high-impact battles.
With a wide rectangular design and “X Lines” technology, this stadium activates the Xtreme Dash gimmick, featuring two “Xtreme Zones” and a central “Over Zone” for strategic scoring. The wider footprint means tops have more room to build momentum before collisions, and the presence of a third player fundamentally changes the meta: alliances form and dissolve within a single battle, tops can accidentally assist their owner by deflecting an opponent’s attack, and the first-to-4-points format creates genuine drama across every round.
This stadium is designed for fun gameplay, offering a unique experience compared to the regular Xtreme Stadium — it’s best suited for those seeking enjoyable variations rather than pure competitive play, unless you’re interested in exploring a 3-player meta. Note that to play with this product, a separately sold Beyblade and Launcher exclusive to the Beyblade X series are required.[8]
How Many Tops Do You Actually Need?
This is the question every new player asks, and the honest answer is: start with two. One starter set gives you everything you need to understand the game, but you cannot battle yourself. Two tops — ideally one Attack type and one Stamina or Defense type — lets you explore the triangle of matchups and gives you a feel for both aggressive and patient playstyles.
For those moving into competitive play, the standard tournament format is 3-on-3, where each player brings three tops and substitutes between rounds. At that stage, having five to six tops across different types gives you meaningful flexibility. Bladers will battle using Beyblade X tops, putting their customisation and strategy skills to the test as they compete their way through the tournament.
Buying Smart: Tips Before You Spend
Given the current demand climate — where popular releases sell out within hours of launch — a few strategic habits will serve you well. Pre-ordering through trusted retailers the moment a new wave is announced is essential; waiting for shelf stock on high-demand UX and CX releases is often a losing game. Starter sets remain the best value entry point, as they include a launcher and provide everything needed to play immediately. Investing in a quality string launcher early pays dividends across all your tops — launch consistency matters more than most beginners expect.
Most importantly: the top is only half the equation. How you launch — the angle, the force, the timing — determines whether a great top reaches its potential. Spend time practising your launch before obsessing over which parts to buy next.
Whether you’re in it for the nostalgia, the competition, or the genuine engineering satisfaction of building a winning combination, there has never been a better moment to join the BEYBLADE X world. 3-2-1 — Let It Rip.
