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BX-50 Random Booster Vol.11 Guide: Beyblades, Parts & Australia

BX-50 Random Booster Vol.11 Guide

Takara Tomy BX-50 Random Booster Vol.11 is a Japanese Beyblade X random booster released on 11 July 2026. Each sealed booster contains one randomly selected Beyblade from a six-product lineup, making BX-50 relevant both to players chasing particular parts and collectors working through the full set.

If you are looking to buy it locally, you can check the current BX-50 Random Booster Vol.11 stock at Oreno Hobbies.

What Beyblades are in BX-50 Random Booster Vol.11?

There are six possible Beyblades in the BX-50 lineup:

  1. HeavensRing 0-80DS
  2. HeavensRing 6-60TP
  3. ImpactDrake 7-55FB
  4. GhostCircle M-85DS
  5. WolfFlame D9-65L
  6. CerberusReaper B0-80WB

HeavensRing 0-80DS is the featured rare combination in the set. Because BX-50 is a random booster, the exact Beyblade inside an individual sealed box is not known before opening. Buying multiple boosters can therefore result in duplicates.

What comes in one BX-50 booster?

One sealed BX-50 Random Booster Vol.11 contains one complete Beyblade from the six possible combinations. A launcher and stadium are not part of the individual random booster, so make sure you already have compatible battle equipment if this is your first Beyblade X purchase.

You can browse Beyblade X launchers and Beyblade X stadiums separately.

Why do players buy random boosters?

Random boosters give players access to a mix of complete combinations and individual components that can be useful for testing custom builds. Even when you are not chasing the featured Beyblade, a pull may contain a blade, ratchet or bit that you want for another combination.

If you are new to how the components fit together, see our Beyblade X parts guide for a breakdown of blades, ratchets and bits.

BX-50 release date

BX-50 Random Booster Vol.11 was released in Japan on 11 July 2026. Australian availability can follow a different timetable because Japanese Takara Tomy products need to move through import and distribution channels before reaching local stock.

Is BX-50 Takara Tomy or Hasbro?

BX-50 Random Booster Vol.11 is a Japanese Takara Tomy Beyblade X release. It is separate from the Hasbro Beyblade X product range sold in Australia.

If you are comparing the two product lines, read our Takara Tomy vs Hasbro Beyblade X guide.

Does the Oreno Hobbies BX-50 include the Japanese box and code?

The Oreno Hobbies BX-50 listing includes the original box and code. The included code is the Japanese (JPN) version. Always check the individual product listing when purchasing other Beyblade X products because no-box, unboxed or special listings can have different inclusions.

Buying BX-50 Random Booster Vol.11 in Australia

Oreno Hobbies is based in Sydney, Australia and stocks selected Japanese Takara Tomy Beyblade X releases. You can shop BX-50 Random Booster Vol.11 here while stock is available, or browse the wider Takara Tomy Beyblade X collection for other Japanese releases.

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