Mirage Clock 9-65B Hasbro G2737

Description

Seen from above, the Mirage Clock's blade is very round and wide, made of thin metal that is ridged all the way around. According to BeyCorner, it is precisely this round shape that makes the Clock Mirage blade so well balanced that it spins for a very long time. Its weight sits on the outside in a large ring, and from the side it looks as if a second ratchet were fitted into the bey, but that is part of the blade. Underneath, it runs on a Ball bit whose hemispherical tip keeps it in the centre of the stadium and gives it plenty of stamina.

Hasbro prints a stamina value of 80 for the blade on the packaging, a high value even for a stamina bey: it keeps spinning longer in long duels. The blade's defence, by contrast, is 10, low for a stamina bey: it takes hard hits less well.

By tournament points, the Clock Mirage blade ranks 18th of 105 blades, the Ball bit 10th of 49 bits and the 9-65 ratchet 27th of 36 ratchets (as of 1 September 2026). For BeybladeGeeks, the Clock Mirage blade is an opponent you don't want to see in the stadium, because it is so hard to beat. BeybladeGeeks also rate the Clock Mirage blade as a very good counter to the strong Wizard Rod blade. BeyCorner and BeybladeGeeks consistently see its weak spot in burst resistance: the Clock Mirage blade only takes simple-type ratchets, and according to BeybladeGeeks the gap under the blade practically invites bursts. To close this gap, BeybladeGeeks build the Clock Mirage blade lower, on a 4-55 ratchet with a Low Orb bit: that is when its stamina really comes through, and it survives attack beys that take it apart in the stock setup. According to BeyCorner, the Clock Mirage blade sits lower on a Low Orb bit and gains even more stamina as a result. But BeybladeGeeks still rate the included Ball bit as a top part, even after years. Out of the box, the Ball bit is therefore a strong choice; only in the low setup does it give way to the Low Orb bit.

The bey was released in Japan on 11 October 2025, by Takara Tomy as the top prize in the Random Booster Clock Mirage Select. Hasbro releases it as Mirage Clock 9-65B in a booster pack.

Mirage Clock belongs to the UX series, the Unique Line of Beyblade X, and its blade, ratchet and bit are legal for WBO tournaments. A booster does not include a launcher.