This collection has 22 free Beyblade coloring pages — 5 are close-up studio shots of the spinning tops themselves with every blade and gear piece drawn out, 7 catch kid bladers mid-launch or mid-battle stance, and 9 are portraits and candid moments, including two boys mid-hug celebration and a chibi kid caught wide-eyed by surprise. One page in the batch doesn’t belong: it’s an Attack on Titan Survey Regiment portrait, Wings of Freedom emblem and all, that got tagged into this set by mistake. It’s left in the print grid below since it’s already part of the tagged set, but it’s worth knowing before you print straight through. Every genuine Beyblade page is black and white on US Letter, downloads as a free PDF, and needs no signup.
On the five Beyblade product close-ups, each top is drawn with real mechanical detail — the fusion wheel, spin track, and performance tip all read as separate, distinguishable pieces rather than one blurred disc. None of the blade patterns repeat between those five pages either: one is cut like overlapping leaves, another has a dragon-eye engraving worked into the center ring, and a third carries a phoenix face across the whole face of the top.
What’s in this collection
Five pages are close-up Beyblade top designs, seven catch bladers mid-launch or mid-battle, and nine are character portraits and candid moments — 22 in total, in the grid below. Each has its own Download PDF and Print button, so you can take one page instead of the whole set.
Beyblade Top Close-Ups
Five pages skip the characters entirely and zoom in on the tops themselves, drawn large enough to fill the whole page. Each one shows a different blade pattern — jagged leaf-shaped blades, a dragon-eye center engraving, a phoenix-face design, and a bird-wing pattern — with the fusion wheel, spin track, and launcher grip point all drawn as separate, distinguishable parts.
Bladers in Action
Seven pages catch kid bladers mid-battle: a boy gripping a string-pull launcher with his bey mid-release, a girl swinging a whip-style launcher overhead, and a blader in a wide fighting stance with his fist thrown forward and his bey already spinning beside him. Wind-blown hair, flying capes, and clenched launcher grips make these the most physically dynamic pages in the set.
Character Portraits & Candid Moments
Nine pages slow down to solo portraits and small group moments: a boy holding his bey up close to camera with a determined grin, two boys mid-hug in a victory celebration, a chibi kid frozen wide-eyed in surprise, and two friends sharing sushi and snacks off-panel from any battle at all. This is also where the one off-theme page sits — a Survey Regiment character portrait with no Beyblade in sight, mixed in among the genuine Beyblade candid shots.
How to print these
Every genuine Beyblade page is US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), pure black and white, with the drawing inside the printable margin. The five top close-up pages have the densest linework in the set — a fine-tip pen holds up better than a broad marker for keeping the individual blade edges distinct once colored.
FAQ
Are all 22 pages Beyblade characters?
21 of the 22 are. One page in this tagged set is actually an Attack on Titan Survey Regiment illustration that was tagged in by mistake — it’s left in the grid below since it’s already part of the set, but it isn’t a Beyblade image.
What are the top close-up pages good for?
The five pages that show just the spinning top itself, with no character, are the fastest to color and work well if you want to focus on getting the blade pattern exactly right rather than a full character scene.
Do I need to download all 22 at once?
No. Each page in the grid below has its own Download PDF and Print button, so you can grab a single top design or action page without downloading the rest.
Are these pages sized for standard printers?
Yes — every page is set to US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), so they print correctly on any home printer without resizing.
For more in this silo, the characters coloring pages collection holds the rest of the free sets.