Takara Tomy has confirmed a new Beyblade X crossover timed to a pair of major anniversaries at once. The CX-00 Tactical Combo Pack Ultraman Tiga Rage FT 3-60T, reported by Toy People and Fenix Nests with the collaboration also confirmed directly by Tsuburaya's own official channels, celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Ultraman series and the 30th anniversary of Ultraman Tiga's original broadcast. It's priced at 2,750 JPY and releases in Japan on September 12, 2026.
Toy People's coverage, corroborated by Tsuburaya's own official social channels and Fenix Nests, confirms the following:
Availability outside Japan wasn't confirmed as of this writing, and Fenix Nests specifically notes the release isn't currently listed at physical Ultraman World M78 store locations, meaning online and official B4 Store channels are the more reliable path for most collectors.
The release's defining feature is genuinely mechanical rather than purely cosmetic. Rather than selling three separate Beyblades for Tiga's Multi, Sky, and Power Types, Takara Tomy built a single Blade whose parts can be physically swapped and rearranged to recreate each form's distinct color scheme. Multi Type represents Tiga's balanced baseline form, Sky Type leans into blue and purple tones for speed, and Power Type carries a red-heavy scheme built around strength. Translating an in-show transformation sequence into a customizable toy mechanic gives this crossover more depth than a simple character-themed recolor.
Beyond the Blade itself, the included Winder Launcher is styled after the Spark Lens, the device Daigo Madoka uses to transform into Ultraman Tiga on-screen. For a collaboration built around honoring two anniversaries at once, giving the launcher its own dedicated in-universe design, rather than shipping a generic stock launcher, ties the whole set more tightly to the source material than most licensed Beyblade crossovers manage.
Takara Tomy has run several licensed crossovers within the Beyblade X format, including an Evangelion-themed CX-00 Deck Set earlier this year. Where that release split its theming across three separate Beyblades tied to different Evangelion Units, this Ultraman Tiga release concentrates its concept into a single Blade with swappable parts, giving collectors a different kind of collaboration mechanic within the same CX-00 line rather than repeating the same format.
Toy People's coverage confirms pricing, the September 12 release date, and the full parts/launcher breakdown, but a firm international release plan hasn't been detailed as of this writing. Collectors outside Japan should expect to rely on import retailers or secondary listings unless Takara Tomy or Tsuburaya announces wider distribution closer to the release date.
EVORETRO doesn't currently carry a protector sized specifically for this set's retail packaging, and that's worth noting plainly rather than pointing to a mismatched product, since Beyblade X collaborations don't have the same dedicated collector-case ecosystem that trading cards and boxed figures do.
For collectors who want to protect the compact retail box itself, EVORETRO's small-format PET protector is worth checking against the set's dimensions once official packaging measurements are available, since it's built for compact boxes in a similar size range.
Once the Blade is assembled and posed in one of its three forms, EVORETRO's acrylic display risers give it an elevated spot on a shelf rather than leaving it flat next to other collectibles.
September 12, 2026, in Japan, priced at 2,750 JPY.
One Beyblade with swappable colored parts that recreate Tiga's Multi Type, Sky Type, and Power Type forms.
A Winder Launcher styled after Tiga's Spark Lens transformation device.
The 60th anniversary of the Ultraman series and the 30th anniversary of Ultraman Tiga's original broadcast.
The Beyblade X x Ultraman Tiga Rage FT 3-60T gives collectors a genuinely mechanical take on a franchise crossover, translating an in-show transformation sequence into a swappable-parts Beyblade rather than a simple recolor. Between the three-form design and the Spark Lens-styled launcher, it's a strong pickup for anyone celebrating either anniversary.
Since international availability hasn't been confirmed, collectors outside Japan should plan around import retailers ahead of the September 12 release.
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