TOMY Company, Ltd. · Year ended March 2026

TOMY builds spinning tops and places to compete

TOMY develops and sells toys including Tomica miniature vehicles, Licca dolls and BEYBLADE spinning tops. It serves children and adults in Japan and overseas, and its group also runs stores selling character merchandise.

Two adult players hold launchers across a spinning-top arena, with three interchangeable parts on the table
DATA VIEW

Spending on development and reaching an audience

Consolidated expenses for the year ended March 2026, with amounts displayed in ¥bn, on a common scale starting at zero. These are two expense amounts, not a complete cost breakdown or a brand allocation. R&D is the total research and development expense included in general administrative and manufacturing costs. Source: Annual Securities Report, p.110 (Japanese).

Spending on development and reaching an audience
Advertising expenses¥19.133bn
R&D expenses¥6.723bn

Choose the parts that change a top’s performance

PARTS AND PLAY

Assemble a top, then launch it into a railed stadium

The basic BEYBLADE X construction and its X Dash mechanism: the parts chosen before a battle, and the movement during one.

An exploded spinning top has a disc-shaped blade, ring-shaped ratchet and pointed bit. An arrow shows the direction of assembly.BladeRatchetBit

Combine three parts

The basic construction has three parts. Swapping them changes the top’s performance.

Two people face each other with launchers over a stadium. In the detail below, a gear on the top’s shaft meshes with the stadium rail.Gear meets rail

The shaft gear and stadium rail mesh

Two players launch their tops. When a top’s shaft gear engages the inner stadium rail, the top accelerates rapidly.

Mechanism schematic. Shapes, dimensions and stadium construction are illustrative, not an engineering reproduction of the products.

Sources: official play guide (Japanese) · May 17, 2023 launch release, p.2 (Japanese)

Create places to meet an opponent

Authorized B4 stores also host demonstrations and official tournaments. The place where a toy is sold can become somewhere to learn the game and compete with other players (official play guide, Japanese).

WAYS TO PLAY

Build opportunities around the player

The roles of products, stores and online play. These are not accounting revenue categories or allocations of advertising expense.

A BEYBLADE playerChoose, assemble, practice, compete
  1. Tops and dedicated equipmentParts, launchers and a stadium make the physical battle
  2. Store trials and tournamentsTry the game and meet other players
  3. Online gamesEncounter battles in a digital setting

Connect the brand’s reach to the accounts carefully

THE VIEW AFTER THE NUMBERS

What the numbers suggest

TOMY develops toys and expands the opportunities to play with them. BEYBLADE connects interchangeable top parts with store trials, tournaments and online battles.

Advertising expenses of ¥19.133bn cover the whole group. Brand-level costs and individual tournament returns are not disclosed. The activities that expand the game are visible; their profit contribution is not separately established.

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Primary sources used

Annual Securities Report, 75th Term (Japanese)

TOMY Company, Ltd. · 2026-06-24

Pages used: p.26 / p.26-29 / p.29 / p.110

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BEYBLADE X Launch Release (Japanese)

TOMY Company, Ltd. · 2023-05-17

Pages used: p.2

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TOMY Company Announces Two Global BEYBLADE Tournaments Across Virtual and Real Worlds

TOMY Company, Ltd. · 2026-03-21

Pages used: p.1

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