Catalog lists playable battle tops and accessories. The generation tabs and the Takara Tomy and Hasbro brand tabs set what loads. Search and Sort stay visible; Filters opens type, rarity, product line, subline, product type, spin, and format.
Generation and brand
The generation tabs above the search bar pick the era, each with its product count. Switching generation clears product line picks from the previous one. A dimmed tab is turned off in Settings → Visible generations; tapping it tells you where to turn it on.
The brand tabs pick Takara Tomy or Hasbro. One is always on, and the choice carries over to Parts and Collection on this device. On desktop they sit as a tab on the right edge; on mobile, as a strip under the page title. Brand is not a filter, so Clear never resets it. Fan-made is coming soon.
Controls on Catalog
Tap Filters to expand the panel inline (not a bottom sheet). Multi-select chips change results; the badge on Filters shows how many are active. Clear sits in the results row when filters or a custom sort are on, and resets both.
Sort and direction pick product code, name, rank, rarity, and more. Every item, tops and packs alike, shows rarity stars (Common 1, Rare 2, Super Rare 3, Ultra Rare 4), colored by tier, and the Rarity filter and sort cover everything. Product code, name, and release year list newest generation first, then Takara Tomy before Hasbro; stat sorts rank across everything. Grid, small grid, and list view share the same filters; small grid drops the stat bars to fit more tiles per row, like Parts. Pull down at scroll top to refresh the listing.
Visible generations in Settings gate which gens appear here and in Global Search. Parts covers X and Burst; Assemble stays X-only until other libraries ship.
Spin and Format are chip filters, like the Parts rails: pick one or more chips, and with none picked everything shows (there is no All chip; tap an active chip to clear it). Spin picks Right or Left. Format rolls the listing up by kind: Tops shows individual battle tops, Packs shows the boosters and sets they come in, and Gear shows launchers, grips, cases, and stadiums. Pair it with Product Type to move between a Random Booster and its pulls. Random Booster plus Packs lists just the booster SKUs. Random Booster plus Tops lists just the battle tops inside.
Save view (under the results count) keeps your current filters and sort as a named pill. Tap a pill to reapply it, or Ctrl+click, middle-click, or long-press it to open that view in a new tab so you can compare generations side by side. The X removes a view. Views stay on this device (up to 12); an eye-slash icon means the view includes a generation hidden in Settings.
Reading a card
Rarity stars sit on every card, colored by tier. A medal chip marks a battle top in the top five of its generation for its strongest stat (gold, silver, and bronze for first to third); tap it to open that top's battle intel. The round Plus adds the top to your collection and shows a check once you own it.
Quick filters
Pills beside the results count narrow the list in one tap and stack with Filters. Ranked keeps only top-five battle tops and sorts by rank; turning it off restores product code order. Prize pull shows only the prize pull of each random booster. Favorites shows the tops you starred, and Wishlist the ones you hearted, owned or not. Clear turns every pill off along with the filters and sort.
Showcase and battle intel
Tap a battle top for the showcase modal. The header has Add to collection (Plus), Favorite (star), Wishlist (heart), and Close. Favorite marks tops you like; Wishlist marks tops you want next, owned or not. Both stay on this device. Battle intel opens full CORE STATS, profile, rank, and generation context. Chevrons (desktop outside the panel; mobile in the hero) and mobile swipe browse the current filtered order.
CORE STATS Info and Speed notes link here to Computation. Custom assembled beys use the same intel when saved on this device. Tap an exploded part row to peek that mold (browse only this bey's parts; Close returns here). Molds not in the Parts catalog stay static.
Battle intel is a full page with its own link. Besides stats and parts, it lists release info: series, product line, who released it, and release dates by country.
Blader pages
Some tops belong to an anime blader, or to a collaboration like Transformers, Star Wars, Marvel or NFL. The picture and a Blader or Collaboration line sit beside the name in the showcase modal and on the Battle intel page. Tap the picture or the name to open that page.
A blader page shows their full-body art and every top they use, newest release first, with the release date on each tile. Tap a tile to open its showcase. Back returns you to where you were, and it stays in view as you scroll. When a page has tops from both Takara Tomy and Hasbro, a By brand pill splits them by brand. To browse everyone, open Search (the magnifier, or Ctrl+K) and pick Characters, or type a name or alternate name like Blader Z. The Characters page lists Bladers first, then Collaboration. If you did not come from a top, Back goes to the Characters page, and from there to the spot you left.
Boosters and sets
A random booster's showcase lists Possible contents: every top you can pull, with the prize marked, and how many tops the pool holds. When retail shots exist, the carousel opens on all pulls together, then each pull on its own. Every pull is its own catalog entry with its own stats and art; tap its name to open its battle intel.
A set's showcase lists In this set (the battle tops in the box) and Parts in this set (the loose parts). Customize sets also suggest Example builds to try. Stadiums, launchers, and cases stay description only.
Collection at a glance
The Collection button in the page header opens your collection on the Battle Tops tab. Its gauge counts the official battle tops you own against every playable top for the current brand, and the tiles show exactly which ones. The Collections guide explains the numbers.
Related settings
Settings → Visible generations controls which gens load in Catalog and Search. Simple Mode shortens labels but does not change filter behavior.