Spider-Man 3-60F and Venom 3-80N Multipack Set Hasbro G0288

Description

This multipack brings two beys with very different jobs: Spider-Man 3-60F as an attack bey and Venom 3-80N as a defense bey. Both blades are based on familiar shapes: at its core, the Venom blade has the shape of Sword Dran, and the Spider-Man blade is the well-known Tail Viper blade. The details are what turn them into Marvel figures: the spider webs on Spider-Man and Venom's teeth on top of the blade.

Spider-Man runs on the 3-60 ratchet with three identical prongs, which keeps it low, and on the Flat bit, which picks up the flat tip of the original Lightning L-Drago. A bey this low gives opposing blades less surface to hit. For an attack bey, its blade leans more towards stamina: with a stamina value of 50 it sits high for this type and keeps spinning longer in long battles, while its attack value of 33 is rather low for an attack bey and means less powerful hits. Venom stands on the Needle bit with its pointed cone: this keeps it in the centre of the stadium, lets it absorb attacks and makes it hard to knock out. With the blade it is the other way round from Spider-Man: with an attack value of 55, the Venom blade sits high for a defense bey and lands harder hits.

In tournaments, this set's value lies mainly in Spider-Man's lower half: by tournament points, the 3-60 ratchet ranks 3rd of 36 ratchets and the Flat bit 21st of 49 bits (as of 1 September 2026). BeybladeGeeks rate the 3-60 mostly positively for competitive play, as a classic that still turns up constantly in strong combos to this day. For Venom, the 3-80 ratchet ranks 18th of 36 ratchets and the Needle bit 31st of 49 bits (as of 1 September 2026). BeybladeGeeks and ilinnuc are consistently critical of the Needle bit for competitive play; to BeybladeGeeks it is old and overtaken by many other bits: it is worth swapping out. By tournament points, the blades rank 79th (Venom) and 97th (Spider-Man) of 110 blades (as of 1 September 2026). ilinnuc sees the collab beys more as pieces for Marvel fans than for competition anyway, especially since Spider-Man is slightly lighter than the Tail Viper it is based on. In Beyblade Dad's hands-on test, on the other hand, Spider-Man was among the strongest of the Marvel and Star Wars collab beys, probably because of its tip. ilinnuc counts the set among the two collab packs that are worth it, because of its mix of parts and design, and calls the Flat bit in it good but not outstanding.

Hasbro released the multipack in July 2024 in Australia and the USA, followed by Canada in October 2024. In Japan, the set with both beys came out from Takara Tomy in April 2025.

The box contains the two beys and two Marvel-design ripcord launchers. Both belong to the BX series, and all their parts are legal for WBO tournaments (as of 6 July 2026). If you recombine blade, ratchet and bit, you change how the bey runs.