00Xeno Xcalibur summary
Xeno Xcalibur is a 31 g Burst remake Blade, released in Japan on March 29, 2025.
Xeno Xcalibur is an excellent tribute to its Burst version, both visually and functionally. It maintains and even amplifies the essence of its sword, turning it into a chaotic, aggressive, and super fun Blade to use.
It is not the most consistent or the safest, but it definitely is one of the most exciting. If you are looking for intense and unpredictable battles, this Blade is extreme! Worthy of the loud laughs of the beloved Xhaka.
01Mythology
It is based on the legendary sword Excalibur, which in some tales is stuck in a stone, but in others, it is the Lady of the Lake "Nimue" who gives it to King Arthur.
02Description
It is a remake almost identical to its Beyblade Burst version, preserving its essence but more compact and slightly elongated. Its design is clearly the Excalibur sword, although its silhouette also resembles a medieval shield. Its entire periphery, including the edge of the sword, is made of metal.
Being completely asymmetrical, its contact points change between each side, so on the right profile it features a pronounced and rough slope, ideal for Upper Attacks, while the left side adds additional edges that contribute to the wear of the rival.
03Performance
Its idea is clear: To concentrate the weight on the sword to make it the main point of impact. This makes it naturally super unstable and erratic, with very low stamina. However, that same sword is so prominent and wide, even more than in its original version, that its impact power is absolutely brutal.
Despite being much lighter than DranBuster, its weight distribution toward the ends allows it to generate considerable inertia, achieving devastating hits for its caliber. It can also easily hook onto the rival thanks to its irregularities, while its slanted profile allows it to execute very notable Upper Attacks. So it can push, lift, and wear down with incredible effectiveness.
Its main weakness, besides the low stamina, is the wear and tear, since the edge of the sword tends to deform quickly with use, reducing its performance over time. In comparison to DranBuster, it is more erratic and surprising, but also more risky and inconsistent.
04Ways to use it
On Bits like Kick, it can exploit its chaotic nature to bounce all over the stadium and surprise with unpredictable impacts. It is risky, but extremely spectacular.
On more stationary Bits, its instability can generate bounces to the center that punish rivals who get close, taking advantage of the Counterattack.
With flat Bits, it can seek direct impacts taking advantage of its sword. Here, launch control and precision are key.
05Base combo

The 3 Ratchet aligns with the sword, perfectly imitating the Magnum disk of the original and its "Dual Saber" ability. Although here it does not provide an obvious benefit for being a very light part, it is a great tribute.
In performance, the combo is quite good, since 3-60 has good synergy and Gear Flat provides traction and power for super strong impacts. It can be difficult to control, but in the right hands, it turns out to be incredibly intense.
06Combos
Placing the 1 Ratchet opposite to the sword slightly improves the spin time, plus at 70 height it provides much more weight and allows using the whole sword, while Kick powers up its erratic movement to bring mega chaos and fear to the stadium.
The 2 Ratchet aligns well with the sword and Jolt offers a controlled but dynamic movement due to the tilts it promotes. Here you can choose the flat Bit of your preference.
A Counter Defense combo that takes advantage of its erratic movement to surprise with unexpected bounces.
Why does it work this way?
Blader's Path explains it step by step: Bey physics, how to build combos and how to test them.
See the book07Where to get it
Show products 1
Takara Tomy 1
- BX-00 XenoXcalibur 3-60GF










