Beyblade X World Championship Launches in Australia: One Epic Spin to Tokyo Awaits

Let it rip, Australia! The BEYBLADE X World Championship is officially making its way Down Under, giving local Bladers the chance to spin their way into global glory. With a trip to Tokyo Tower and a shot at the ultimate Beyblade crown up for grabs, Aussie fans are gearing up for an electrifying showdown at Westfield Parramatta this June.

Taking place over two action-packed days June 28 and June 29 the National Beyblade Tournament will pit fans of the BEYBLADE X toy line against each other in a battle of speed, strategy, and precision. Each age bracket will crown one champion, who will then represent Australia on the world stage at the BEYBLADE X World Championship Final in Tokyo, Japan, on October 11–12, 2025.

Hosting the fierce face-offs is celebrity MC Cameron Merchant, who some may remember from MAFS he is sure to bring energy and hype to every launch, clash, and finish.

Whether you're a seasoned blader or just stepping into the arena, there's still time to register. Visit Hasbro Events AUNZ to sign up and secure your chance to compete.

Participants will need to bring their best game — and their best gear. Featured equipment for this year’s competitive season includes the Beyblade X Cobalt Dragoon 2-60C Deluxe Left-Spin String Launcher Set and the Beyblade X Xtreme Battle Set, available now at BIG W.

Australia isn’t the only country joining the spin to Tokyo. Tournaments are happening around the globe, including in New Zealand, where the 8–12 age group qualifier will take place at Marina Pier, Auckland on July 20, 2025.

This championship marks a major milestone for the franchise and its worldwide community. From humble spinning tops to an international competitive phenomenon, BEYBLADE continues to spark joy and rivalries alike proving the spirit of the game is stronger than ever.

Follow the action, get tournament updates, and watch epic match-ups by visiting Beyblade.com and following @officialbeyblade on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.

3, 2, 1, Let It Rip — Tokyo awaits.