The Takara Tomy Beyblade X UX-20 GloryValkyrie LF is an Attack Type starter built around speed, aggressive movement, and powerful contact. Also known in Hasbro's Western release as Glory Valkerion LF, this right-spin Beyblade brings back the Valkyrie name with a distinctive Unique Line design: its Ratchet is integrated into the Blade, while the Low Flat (LF) Bit gives it a low, fast-moving attack style.

UX-20 is especially interesting because it combines two features that shape how it behaves in the stadium. The Ratchet-Integrated GloryValkyrie Blade uses a built-in ratchet structure, and the Low Flat Bit has a flat tip without the shallow centre indent found on standard Flat. The result is a combo designed to move aggressively and make use of the Beyblade X Xtreme Line for Xtreme Dash attacks.

GloryValkyrie LF belongs to the Unique Line (UX) and is classified as an Attack Type Beyblade. It spins clockwise (right-spin), has a listed weight of 45.4 grams, and uses two main components: the Ratchet-Integrated GloryValkyrie Blade and the Low Flat Bit. The Japanese release is UX-20; Hasbro's Western product code is G4568.

The 45.4g figure is the listed weight supplied for the UX-20 product. It should not be interpreted as the weight of the Blade component alone.

The standout feature of UX-20 is its Ratchet-Integrated GloryValkyrie Blade. Unlike a conventional Beyblade X setup where the Blade and Ratchet are separate components, this Unique Line design combines those functions into one integrated unit. That gives the combo a different construction from standard BX and UX combinations and makes the Blade itself the centrepiece of the product.

GloryValkyrie is an Attack-focused design, and the official stat profile reflects that emphasis: 85 Attack, 35 Defense and 25 Stamina. The high Attack value is a product specification, not a guarantee of knockouts or tournament success. Battle performance will still depend on launch technique, stadium conditions, opponent combinations, and how the Bit behaves during contact.

The Low Flat Bit is the second major part of the UX-20 combination. As its name suggests, it uses a flat contact tip to encourage fast, active movement around the stadium. This movement can help the Beyblade reach the Xtreme Line (also called the X-Celerator Rail in Hasbro's terminology) and trigger the Xtreme Dash gimmick.

Low Flat is approximately 1 millimetre shorter than the standard Flat Bit. It also differs from Flat because it does not have the shallow circular indent in the centre of the tip. The shorter profile keeps the Beyblade lower, while the flat contact surface supports the aggressive movement expected from an Attack Type Bit.

A small detail helps identify it: the ring around the Bit has three indents to indicate its Low-type design. One practical point for players is durability. Low Flat has been reported as prone to breakage, so regular users may want to keep a spare copy available rather than relying on a single Bit for extended play.

GloryValkyrie LF is designed around an aggressive attack approach. The Low Flat Bit encourages movement across the stadium floor, and its low height changes the contact position compared with a standard-height Flat setup. When the Beyblade reaches the Xtreme Line, it can use the Xtreme Dash system to accelerate around the stadium and collide with an opponent.

This style can create exciting, high-impact battles, but aggressive movement also comes with trade-offs. Attack-focused combinations may use up their spin time quickly, and an attack that misses can leave the Beyblade with less time to recover. The 25 Stamina stat is a reminder that UX-20 is designed to prioritise attack rather than maximise endurance.

Launch technique matters. Players can experiment with launch strength and angle in a compatible Beyblade X Xtreme Stadium BX-10 to learn how the Low Flat Bit moves. Start with controlled tests, then adjust gradually; a launch that is too aggressive or inconsistent may send the Beyblade off its intended path.

GloryValkyrie LF is described as the successor to ValkyrieVolt S4-70V. The return of the Valkyrie identity connects UX-20 with an established part of Beyblade's history, while the Ratchet-Integrated Blade and Low Flat Bit give it a distinct Beyblade X construction. For collectors, this makes UX-20 relevant both as a new-generation Attack combo and as another entry in the wider Valkyrie lineage.

UX-20 is worth considering if you enjoy Attack Type Beyblades, fast movement, and battles built around Xtreme Dash. The integrated Blade design also makes it a distinctive option for players who want to explore the Unique Line rather than use a conventional separate Blade-and-Ratchet combination.

Collectors may be drawn to the return of the Valkyrie name and the connection to earlier Valkyrie releases. It is also a convenient starter option for players who need a compatible launcher, as Mall of Toys lists a blue string launcher in the UX-20 package. If you mainly prefer stamina-focused combinations, however, its Attack-heavy design may not match your preferred battle style. You can compare more releases in the Mall of Toys Beyblade UX collection or browse the wider Beyblade collection.

This guide is based on the supplied product information, manufacturer references, and the Mall of Toys product listing. It is not a claim of independent hands-on tournament testing. Product availability, prices, regional names, and package contents may change; check the live listing before ordering.