Blader X Costume
Unleash the Xtreme Dash with this futuristic blader look.
Blader X, also known as Kamen X (Jaxon Cross) from Beyblade X, is a mysterious blader famous for his high-speed battles and hidden identity. Fans choose this costume to channel his sleek, high-tech aesthetic at conventions and tournaments. The look centers around a signature black helmet with a glowing green 'X' visor and a matching sporty black-and-neon jacket.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $40–120
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What you need for a Blader X costume
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Spirit Halloween sells the complete Blader X costume — one box instead of 5 pieces.
Kamen X Helmet Mask
A full-face black mask or helmet featuring a large neon green or yellow 'X' across the visor.
DIY: Use a black airsoft mask or toy motorcycle helmet and apply neon green electrical tape in a large 'X' shape over the eyes.
Black and Neon Green Jacket
A sporty, athletic zip-up hoodie or windbreaker in black with bright neon green or yellow accents.
DIY: Take a plain black zip-up hoodie and use neon green fabric paint or iron-on vinyl to add stripes along the sleeves.
Black Joggers
Slim-fit black athletic pants or joggers for a sleek, mobile look.
DIY: Use any plain black sweatpants or dark jeans you already own.
Tactical Gloves
Black fingerless or full tactical gloves, optionally with green accents.
DIY: Cut the fingers off a pair of cheap black knit winter gloves.
Beyblade X Launcher Prop
An official Beyblade X string launcher or toy launcher to hold as a prop.
DIY: Carry a launcher from your personal Beyblade toy collection.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Blader X costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the black athletic joggers and a plain black t-shirt as your base layer.
- 2
Slip on the black and neon green hooded jacket, keeping it zipped up halfway.
- 3
Put on the black tactical or fingerless gloves.
- 4
Prepare your mask by ensuring the neon green 'X' is clean and highly visible over the eyes.
- 5
Place the Kamen X helmet or mask over your head, adjusting the straps for a secure fit.
- 6
Clip your Beyblade launcher to your belt or hold it in your hand, ready for a battle stance.
Makeup & hair
Since Blader X wears a full-face helmet to hide his identity, no makeup or hair styling is required. If you plan to take the mask off, style your hair in messy, spiked anime-style locks.
Blader X for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with Robin Kazami (Multi) or Bird Wind in their respective Beyblade X team outfits.
- group
- Form Team Persona with Bird Wind and Multi Nana-iro in their team jackets.
- kids
- Use a lightweight plastic mask instead of a heavy helmet, paired with a matching kids' size neon-accented windbreaker.
- Plus size
- Opt for a loose-fit black hoodie and add custom neon green fabric tape for comfortable, flexible sizing.
Tips
- Ensure the visor on your mask or helmet allows for clear visibility, especially if wearing it at night or indoors.
- Use lightweight fabric tape instead of paint on your jacket if you want to reuse the jacket for everyday wear later.
- Keep a pocket or pouch handy to store your Beyblades safely during events.
Blader X costume FAQ
- Who is Blader X?
- Blader X is the alias used Jaxon Cross (Kamen X) in the Beyblade X series to hide his identity while competing.
- How do I make the Blader X helmet DIY?
- You can modify a black costume helmet or airsoft mask by using neon green vinyl decals or electrical tape to form the signature 'X' over the faceplate.
- What launcher does Blader X use?
- He uses a black and yellow/green Beyblade X String Launcher, which makes a perfect prop for this costume.
Did you know? In the Beyblade X series, Jaxon Cross wears the mask to bypass tournament rules that would otherwise prevent him from competing after leaving his former team.