Infinity Nado

What is Infinity Nado?

Infinity Nado (Chinese: 战斗王之飓风战魂, “King of Battle: Hurricane Soul”) is a Chinese animated series + spin-top toy franchise. 

The animation is produced by Alpha Culture / Alpha Entertainment (or affiliated studios). 

The toy line (spin tops / battling “Nados”) is inspired by—and similar in concept to—Beyblade, in which spinning tops battle each other. 

Story / Plot

In the fictional world of Infinity Nado, a catastrophic event occurred: a “Hurricane Tower” (or a gyro-tower) descended from space, devastating civilization. 

After the collapse, humans develop a new culture centered around “battle Nados” (spinning top battles) as a form of entertainment, competition, and conflict. 

The protagonists (e.g. Jin, Dawn, Davis, Cecilia) embark on journeys across the world (and even dimensions) to confront threats, recover powers, and save civilization. 

Over time, the series has had several seasons and reboots (e.g. Infinity Nado II, later versions). 

Toy / Gameplay Mechanics

Each Nado (spinning top) has a metal attacking ring as part of its structure, giving it more power in battles. 

Nados are classified by types such as Attack, Stamina, Defense, Balance. 

The parts of Nados are interchangeable between different sets / series, allowing customization (mixing and matching parts to change performance). 

A notable feature in more recent versions: sword-shaped launchers (instead of the classic ripcord / launcher) to accelerate and launch the tops. This change is promoted as adding more excitement to battles. 

The toy line is global: it’s sold in many countries, and as of a certain point, over a million Nados had been sold overseas (in more than 30 countries) according to producer materials. 

Seasons & International Reach

The original series launched in 2012, with further seasons following. 

In China, the series has multiple seasons and reboots (e.g. Infinity Nado V, Infinity Nado Sword, etc.). 

In other countries, it has been dubbed / broadcast (for example in Latin America) to reach broader audiences.