The Takara Tomy Beyblade X BX-54 SiegSuperion is a right-spin Balance Type Blade from the Basic Line. Weighing 40.0 grams, it has a rounded, bumpy outline and an expanded metal construction that reaches beyond the Launcher Hooks and around the Gear Chip. Its design brings together a relatively even set of official-style performance values: 38 Attack, 35 Defense, and 27 Stamina.

SiegSuperion is also known as Suppress Superion in Hasbro's western release. The Japanese BX-54 Booster is scheduled for November 21, 2026, while Hasbro's G2745 version appeared in Western markets earlier in 2026. The two names refer to the same Blade design, although the product packaging and included accessories differ by region.

SiegSuperion belongs to the Beyblade X Basic Line (BX) and is classified as a Balance Type Blade. It is designed for right-spin combinations and weighs 40.0 grams. The rounded, uneven perimeter gives the Blade a distinctive shape, while the metal construction extends inward around the central Gear Chip as part of the Expand Blade design.

The Japanese BX-54 product is sold as a Booster and is paired with the 0-70 Ratchet and LP Bit in its stock combination. A launcher is not included with the Takara Tomy Booster, so players should check that they already have compatible Beyblade X launching equipment. 

The first thing to notice about SiegSuperion is its round but bumpy profile. Rather than using a sharply pointed outline, the Blade has a series of curved rises and dips around its perimeter. This gives it a different visual character from more aggressively shaped Attack Blades and supports its Balance Type identity.

SiegSuperion is part of the Expand Blade (Infinity) lineup. BX Basic Line Blades use metal Launcher Hooks, and the expanded construction on this Blade carries metal beyond those hooks, with metal also forming the perimeter around the Gear Chip. Its 40.0g weight is a major specification to note when comparing it with other Beyblade X Blades.

The Gear Chip features a Spriggan, a creature from Cornish folklore. The character design includes S-shaped details in its hair, which may look familiar to longtime Beyblade fans. The visual styling has drawn comparisons with the Spriggan (known as Spryzen in some regions) line from Beyblade Burst, particularly Spriggan Requiem 0 Zeta.

This resemblance is a useful point of interest for collectors, but it is best treated as a design comparison rather than a confirmed statement about the manufacturer's inspiration. Fans who followed the earlier Spriggan releases may appreciate the visual reference while adding a new-generation Beyblade X product to their collection.

The Attack, Defense, and Stamina figures are the product stat values provided for this Blade. They should not be read as win rates, percentages, or results from an independent tournament test.

SiegSuperion's listed values are 38 Attack, 35 Defense and 27 Stamina. The numbers are relatively close compared with a highly specialised Blade, with Attack and Defense sitting above Stamina. This spread is consistent with its Balance Type classification, but the figures alone cannot predict the outcome of a battle.

Actual results depend on the full combination, including the Ratchet and Bit, as well as launch angle, launch strength, stadium, and opponent. BX-54's stock combination pairs SiegSuperion with the 0-70 Ratchet and LP Bit. Players interested in testing different builds can compare the stock setup with other compatible Beyblade X parts and record results in their own stadium.

SiegSuperion may appeal to Beyblade X players looking for a Balance Type Blade with substantial weight and a distinctive metal design. Its 38/35/27 stat spread gives it a more mixed profile than a Blade built around a single extreme stat, while its 40.0g weight makes it an interesting option to compare with other BX parts.

It should also interest collectors who enjoy the visual history of Beyblade, especially those who recognise the Spriggan-style details in the Gear Chip. If you are choosing between regional releases, focus on whether you want the Takara Tomy Booster or the Hasbro Starter package.

This is a product guide based on the supplied specifications and linked product references; it does not claim independent hands-on testing. Release dates, package contents, pricing and availability can vary by region and may change. Check the manufacturer's and retailer's live listings before purchasing.