Beyblade Series, Watch Order / By Esji/ July 24, 2022
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We all know anime that made our childhood so great. While most people found their favorites in the Dragonball, Pokemon, or Digimon franchises, it is undeniable that there are many more fantastic old-school anime worth mentioning here. Sadly I can’t bring up all of them, even though other works like One Piece or Detective Conan are still airing today!
These anime really left a mark on the industry and the community, as they still retain a sizable fanbase even after 20 years. But how did they do it? Well, the topic of this article, Beyblade, is much like the previously mentioned shows.
Do you remember the beyblades, those spinning bad boys from the early 00s? They were a big deal even in my class! The boys would play it all day long during recess, and of course, these were the most entertaining pieces of equipment an elementary school kid could lay their hands on, maybe except for fantasy game cards.
Beyblade is a still-living franchise with new seasons or movies being released every year, which is quite weird for the promotional campaign of such a simple toy, but considering that Pokemon and Digimon are still a thing, we can accept Beyblade’s success as well.
In this article, I will list out the best watching orders for the franchise. You see, the intended way of watching things is undoubtedly the order they were released in, chronologically. On the other hand, if you don’t mind skipping the smaller filling stuff, like all the specials and spin-offs, then you can use the first listing too, which only takes a look at the type of broadcasting type of the show!
Table of Contents
Table of Content
HOW TO WATCH BEYBLADE WATCH ORDER
Chronological Order
1. Original Beyblade series (2001-2003)
1.1. Beyblade (51 eps)
1.2. Beyblade: V-force (51 eps)
1.3. Beyblade: Fierce Battle (movie)
1.4. Beyblade G-Revolution (52 eps)
2. Beyblade: Metal Saga (2009-2012)
2.1 Beyblade: Metal Fusion (51 eps)
2.2 Beyblade: Metal Masters (51 eps)
2.3 Metal Fight Beyblade vs the Sun: Sol Blaze, the Scorching Hot Invader
2.4 Beyblade: Metal Fury (52 eps)
2.5 Beyblade: Shogun Steel (38 eps)
2.6 Beyblade: Shogun Steel Special (7 eps)
3. Bey Warriors (2012-2015)
3.1 BeyWheelz (13 eps)
3.2 BeyWarriors: BeyRaiderz (13 eps)
3.3 BeyWarriors: Cyborg (26 eps)
3.4 BeyWarriors: Cyborg Special (2 eps)
4. Beyblade Burst (2016-Present)
4.1 Beyblade Burst (51 eps)
4.2 Beyblade Burst Evolution (51 eps)
4.3 Beyblade Burst Turbo (51 eps)
4.4 Beyblade Burst Rise (52 eps)
4.5 Beyblade Burst Surge (52 eps)
4.6 Beyblade Burst QuadDrive / Dynamite Battle (29 eps so far)
Types Of Media
TOTAL Running time: 2001-Present
TOTAL Number of Episodes: 693 + 2 Movies
Over the years, Beyblade has released many different types of media. You see, different anime studios worked on the franchise, and both their understanding of the style and their methods of adapting has varied greatly. Some of these studios were Madhouse, Nippon Animedia, Tatsunoko, Synergy SP, Nelvana, and OLM.
If you are interested in the most down to the core parts of Beyblade, then I can really recommend watching only the regular seasons of the franchise. While the other parts can hold interesting adventures too, you should keep in mind that there are overall more than 960 episodes right now, which are, for the most part, different stories altogether.
Over the span of these 900 episodes, Beyblade saw the release of regular anime seasons, movies, specials, spin-offs, and plenty of ONAs too! The last one shouldn’t be confused with OVAs, the more known type of media. ONAs are basically the same episodes, but they were purposefully only released on the internet by the provider without a TV broadcast.
I will be describing the plot of each new series under their subheadings, so you should check them out, and see for yourself if a new run caught your interest!
Every new little saga starts with a new cast experiencing vaguely the same things, but generally, Beyblade is about kids playing with beyblades. Of course, the little child game turns into an intergalactic battleground soon and only the mains can be the victors in the fray. Let’s dive a little more into it now!
1. Original Beyblade series (2001-2003)
| Year Premiered | Number Of Episodes |
|---|---|
2001-2003 | 154 & 1 Movie |
Genre: Action, Sci-Fi, Sports
1.1 Beyblade (51 eps) - 2001
| Year Premiered | Number Of Episodes |
|---|---|
2001 | 51 |
Genre: Action, Comedy, Adventure
The first season is also known as Bakuten Shoot Beyblade. It is of course the foundation of everything, so skipping it is not up for debate. It introduces the characters of the upcoming seasons, as well as giving us a little glimpse of the world where playing Beyblade is a professional sports game.
The young boy Takao is a massive fan of the sport. He has his own set of equipment, a fairly weak type of beyblade and he constantly searches for stronger opponents. It takes no time for him to find one, as the series starts with him already being late to a battle against the best blader in town.
On his way to the site of the duel, the “champion” he was supposed to fight already lost to another dude named Hiruta, a member of the local blader gang. Hiruta took the champion’s bey, but Takao didn’t let him slip away. They promised to fight for the bey the next day.
With the help of his new friend, Kyoujyu, Takao realizes that he will need some better stuff to fight Hiruta’s big bey. Suddenly, Takao awakens the Great Dragoon Spirit, a hidden power that ran in his family for generations.
With new knowledge and confidence, Takao beats Hiruta. Then the latter’s boss appeared, named Kai, the leader of the gang. He wanted to destroy Hiruta’s possession as punishment for his failure, but Takao wanted to fight him. Of course, he lost, and his bey was destroyed.
As they were trying to repair the bey, Takao was asking Dragoon for guidance once again. The spirit moved into Takao’s bey, thus the equipment gained an insane power boost. Takao managed to force out a draw with Kai in their next fight.
The story developed to some crazy extents later, but long story short, Takao slowly evolved his skills and defeated stronger opponents, just like in any other shonen anime.
At the end of the first season, Takao manages to become the World Champion in beyblading along with three other teammates in the squad Bladebreakers. He defeated the prodigy called Yuri and put an end to the schemes of some bad people. Well, that’s the story in a nutshell!
1.2 Beyblade: V-Force (51 eps) - 2002
| Year Premiered | Number Of Episodes |
|---|---|
2002 | 51 |
Genre: Action, Sci-Fi, Adventure
The second season is basically the same, but the Bladebreakers have broken up, Takao is bored in his school and a new challenger approaches him. In this season, we were introduced to a lot of new characters, and finally, females had an impact too! In the end, Takao fought robots (don’t ask me), and used three different beyblade sets at the same time, but he once again claimed the title of World Champion.
1.3 Beyblade G-Revolution (52 eps) - 2003
| Year Premiered | Number Of Episodes |
|---|---|
2003 | 52 |
Genre: Sports, Sci-Fi, Adventure
The third original season is a real stretch to the events that happened so far. Takao is, of course, fighting new dudes one after another, but in the end, he is literally facing off against Satan. Or something like that at least, as his enemy grew black wings, spoke in a diabolic voice, and even started to burn the world into ashes. Takao managed to clean up his enemy, Brooklyn, with the power of friendship. He and Kai stayed together to the end despite the early rivalry, and they fought a friendly duel right at the end of the show as well.
2. Beyblade: Metal Saga (2009-2012)
| Year Premiered | Number Of Episodes |
|---|---|
2009-2011 | 192 |
2.1 Beyblade: Metal Fusion (51 episodes) – 2009
2.2 Beyblade: Metal Masters (51 episodes) – 2010
2.3 Beyblade: Metal Fury (52 episodes) – 2011
2.4 Beyblade: Shogun Steel (38 episodes) – 2012
Spoiler or not, the Metal Saga, and the upcoming Burst series are basically spin-offs of the original three seasons, but they can be treated as eligible entities for a regular anime season. These sagas were thought out enough to make good shows, and the depth of one another was controlled adequately.
Explaining the story of these newer “regular seasons” would be pointless, as they are almost like the carbon copy of the first 154 episodes of Beyblade. One thing to note about the Metal Saga though: it’s way more serious than a regular child’s show. The setting, as well as the developments are gruesome from time to time, as watching it as a chill program would be fatal.
3. Beyblade Burst Series (2016-2018)
| Year Premiered | Number Of Episodes |
|---|---|
2016-2018 | 153 |
3.1 Beyblade Burst (51 eps) – 2016
3.2 Beyblade Burst Evolution (51 eps) – 2017
3.3 Beyblade Burst Turbo (51 eps) – 2018
The Metal Saga revolves around the young blade genius Gingka, who travels the world to defeat the evil organization that is responsible for the death of his father. Of course, he fights them through beyblade duels. In the world of Takao, Gingka, and many other MCs, everything can be solved by playing beyblade.
The story gets more and more twisted as time goes on, and the characters will regularly face off otherworldly creatures, as well as fight in space themselves. How can such a premise work? Good question, watch it for yourself to find out!
4. Beyblade Movies
| Year Premiered | Number Of Movies |
|---|---|
2002 & 2010 | 2 |
4.1 Beyblade: Fierce Battle – 2002
4.2 Metal Fight Beyblade vs the Sun: Sol Blaze, the Scorching Hot Invader – 2010
The movies hold no real connection to the main series, as the first one, Fierce Battle, known as Takao vs. Daichi too, is basically a non-canon alternate version of how the two characters met. They of course fought a hardcore battle, but Takao came out on top, saving the day in the meantime.
The second one is based on the second season of the Metal Saga, but it can be excluded from the main story. In this film, we can witness the insane fight between the blade rider humans and the SUN. Yes, Helios, the alteration of the sun, comes down to fight mere humans with his crazy OP Sol Blaze bey.
5. Beyblade Specials
| Year Premiered | Number Of Episodes |
|---|---|
2013 & 2015 | 9 |
5.1 Beyblade: Shogun Steel Special (7 eps) – 2013
5.2 BeyWarriors: Cyborg Special (2 eps) – 2015
The specials are fairly simple as well. They are just some extra episodes released for the Shogun Steel and Cyborg seasons, giving a better conclusion and fun new little tales to satisfy the fans.
6. Beyblade ONAs
| Year Premiered | Number Of Episodes |
|---|---|
2019-2021 | Ongoing |
6.1 Beyblade Burst Rise (52 eps) – 2019
6.2 Beyblade Burst Surge (52 eps) – 2020
6.3 Beyblade Burst QuadDrive / Dynamite Battle (29 eps so far) – 2021
These ONAs are the straight continuations of the Burst Saga, but it’s a little different: they are published online, without a TV broadcast. Not much to say about them, if you have watched the Burst series, then continuing it here would be a logical idea, as they are nearly the same anyway.
7. Beyblade Spin-Offs
| Year Premiered | Number Of Episodes |
|---|---|
2012 & 2014 | 52 |
7.1BeyWheelz (13 eps) – 2012
7.2 BeyWarriors: BeyRaiderz (13 eps) – 2014
7.3 BeyWarriors: Cyborg (26 eps) – 2014
Well, what can I say about the BeyWarriors saga? Not many good things for sure. It was developed by a Canadian-Japanese team, and weirdly enough, it never actually aired in Japan, or in Japanese dub!
It went down a few times on Canadian TV channels, but the series wasn’t a big hit and it faded into oblivion. The plot is nearly the same as it was the first time, so make sure to not have too big expectations. If you even were to watch it. And yea, you would have to watch it in English dub.
Chronological Releases
As I have said before, watching the series in chronological order is the best experience. You can get all the information just like the OG fans did while they were waiting for new episodes at the time.
This method is more fun, as you are basically just binging all the way through, but it is also incredibly time-consuming. There are usually debates being started all the time about whether or not One Piece is worth watching due to its sheer length (the answer is yes by the way), and fans can hardly agree on the topic. To be honest, watching that many episodes of just one series might seem like a waste of time. You could also watch dozens of shorter anime with the time spent on One Piece!
But it is not for me, or anyone here to decide now. If you want to watch Beyblade from start to finish then follow this list. I’m pretty sure that if you can survive more than 50 eps then you will have no issue with finishing it all, as you are almost a true fan already!
1. Original Beyblade series (2001-2003)
| Year Premiered | Number Of Episodes |
|---|---|
2001-2003 | 154 & 1 Movie |
1.1 Beyblade (51 eps)
1.2 Beyblade: V-force (51 eps)
1.3 Beyblade: Fierce Battle (movie)
1.4 Beyblade G-Revolution (52 eps)
The original Beyblade series, with its 154 episodes, is basically the full story of Beyblade. It’s simply the most beautiful and concluded version of the franchise, which is a fact we can all agree on.
Now, the movie is technically included in this group as well, but I believe it is not necessary to the story and it might even distract the viewer. It comes before the third season on the timeline, so watch it before starting the last 52 episodes!
2. Beyblade: Metal Saga (2009-2012)
| Year Premiered | Number Of Episodes |
|---|---|
2009-2012 | 199 & 1 Movie |
2.1 Beyblade: Metal Fusion (51 eps)
2.2 Beyblade: Metal Masters (51 eps)
2.3 Metal Fight Beyblade vs the Sun: Sol Blaze, the Scorching Hot Invader
2.4 Beyblade: Metal Fury (52 eps)
2.5 Beyblade: Shogun Steel (38 eps)
2.6 Beyblade: Shogun Steel Special (7 eps)
The Metal Saga is a complex matter but was certainly a good addition to the series. To watch it like it was intended, watch the movie right after Metal Master (although it’s not essential), and finish it off with the last special episodes of the Shogun Steel season.
3. Bey Warriors (2012-2015)
| Year Premiered | Number Of Episodes |
|---|---|
2012-2015 | 54 |
3.1 BeyWheelz (13 eps)
3.2 BeyWarriors: BeyRaiderz (13 eps)
3.3 BeyWarriors: Cyborg (26 eps)
3.4 BeyWarriors: Cyborg Special (2 eps)
Spin-offs rarely make a huge impact on the viewers as deriving from the original work is more of an act of seppuku than an actual chase of success. The BeyWarriors wasn’t much of a black sheep in the genre, it turned out “different”. While it comes after the Metal Saga in release order, you won’t miss out on much if you skip this group altogether, or if you mix up the order.
4. Beyblade Burst (2016-Present)
| Year Premiered | Number Of Episodes |
|---|---|
2016-Present | ONGOING |
4.1 Beyblade Burst (51 eps)
4.2 Beyblade Burst Evolution (51 eps)
4.3 Beyblade Burst Turbo (51 eps)
4.4 Beyblade Burst Rise (52 eps)
4.5 Beyblade Burst Surge (52 eps)
4.6 Beyblade Burst QuadDrive / Dynamite Battle (29 eps so far)
Burst is the last part of the Beyblade franchise, but it is an absolutely massive saga. It will soon reach 300 episodes, making it the longest of all variants of the Beyblade franchise. It’s hard to judge it properly, as it is only just what we have seen so far: it’s pure Beyblade. Simple, reliable, and fun to watch if you’re a hardcore fan, so jumping in is a straightforward choice. The last season is still ongoing, and at the time of the writing of this article, it had 29 episodes released.
Conclusion
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This was my watch guide for the Beyblade franchise! Undoubtedly a lengthy one, and you should only watch it really if you are interested in physical toys. Beyblade can be fun on its own, but going back to the same stuff after hundreds of hours spent on a topic is truly a reserved trophy for the hardcore fans. Are you one?
Make sure to tell us about your opinion on Beyblade down below in the comments! You can share your watch guides if you disagree with me. We always expect and accept new takes on topics like this. While you’re at it, I can recommend you to read our other articles about similar stuff, like recommendations or watch guides!
FAQs
What are all the Beyblade series in order? ›
- Beyblade (season 1)
- Beyblade G-Revolution.
- Beyblade V-Force.
- Beyblade Burst (season 1)
- Beyblade Burst Evolution.
- Beyblade Burst Turbo.
- Beyblade Burst Rise.
- Beyblade Burst Surge.
| No. | Title | Episodes |
|---|---|---|
| Beyblade | ||
| 6 | Beyblade Burst QuadDrive | 52 |
| 7 | Beyblade Burst QuadStrike | TBA |
| Total | 662 | |
- 2.1 Beyblade: Metal Fusion (2009–2010)
- 2.2 Beyblade: Metal Masters (2010–11)
- 2.3 Beyblade: Metal Fury (2011–12)
- 2.4 Beyblade: Shogun Steel (2012)
All three seasons are licensed for English adaptation, broadcast, and release in North America by Nelvana. A new Beyblade anime series entitled "Metal Fight Beyblade" is currently in production.
Who is the Big 5 Beyblade? ›Members as of Beyblade Burst Surge
Valt Aoi. Shu Kurenai. Aiger Akabane. Free De La Hoya.
Biography. The Supreme Four formed a year before Beyblade Burst with semi-finalists of National Tournament - Lui, Shu, Zac, and Xander. They all finally got together in Episode 32 at Zac's party.
Is Zeus a Beyblade? ›Zeus is a Stamina Type Beyblade that belongs to Brooklyn.
What is the last Beyblade show? ›Beyblade Burst Surge (2020–21)
Is Beyblade still a thing? ›Following Takara's merger with Tomy in 2006, Beyblades are now developed by Takara Tomy. Various toy companies around the world have licensed Beyblade toys for their own regions, including Hasbro in Western countries, Sonokong in Korea, and Takara Tomy for Eastern countries.
What is the very first Beyblade? ›The very first Beyblade product released was Ultimate Dragoon (renamed by Hasbro as Spin Dragoon) during July 1999.
What Beyblade is on Netflix? ›
After training with legendary Valt Aoi, Dante and his trusty Ace Dragon lead the next generation of Bladers to battle in Japan — Beyblade's birthplace. Watch all you want.
What was the first Beyblade show? ›...
Beyblade (season 1)
| Beyblade | |
|---|---|
| Original network | TV Tokyo |
| Original release | January 8 – December 24, 2001 |
| Season chronology | |
| List of episodes | |
Beyblade Burst: Rebirth Within Burning Ambitions (aka BB:RWC - Sierra Keagan: Rebirth Within Burning Ambitions) is the seventh season of the Beyblade Burst: Real-World Chronicles anime.
What year did Beyblades come out? ›Beyblades first went on sale in July 1999, and a comic about kids who play with them began to appear in a comics magazine at about the same time. A related video game was also released for Nintendo's GameBoy machine. But what really set off the boom was a TV cartoon series that began airing in January 2001.
Which Beyblade generation is best? ›- Editors choice. Takara Tomy Beyblade Burst B-148 Heaven Pegasus. ...
- Premium pick. Takara Tomy Beyblade Burst GT B-155 Master Diabolos. ...
- Best value. ...
- Bey Battle Burst GT B-155 Booster Master Diabolos. ...
- Beyblade Burst Turbo Slingshock Riptide Blast Set.
Nemesis (ネメシス Nemeshisu) also known as The Black Sun or the God of Destruction is the main antagonist of Beyblade: Metal Fury and ultimately the entire first three seasons of the Metal Saga, due to its involvement in the events of Beyblade: Metal Fusion and Beyblade: Metal Masters due to plans for its revival by Doji ...
What Beyblade is king? ›King is a Character in Beyblade: Metal Fury and a Legend Blader, specifically, a Solar System Blader representing Mars. His Beyblade is VariAres.
Which Beyblade is legendary? ›Yuki Mizusawa's Mercury Anubis 85XF is the only Legendary Beyblade that cannot change modes and is the only Legendary Beyblade that doesn't utilize the 4D System.
Who is Beyblade Kai wife? ›In the Beyblade epilogue, Kai is married to an unknown and unseen woman, with whom he has a son named Gou (Go) Hiwatari, who is seen blading with Makoto, Tyson's son. Gou has an uncanny resemblance to Kai.
Who is the boss in Beyblade? ›Rantaro Kiyama (黄山 乱太郎, Kiyama Rantaro), also known as The Boss (クミチョー, Kumicho) in the Japanese version and The Head Honcho or Honcho for short in the English version, is the tritagonist in the anime and manga series, Beyblade Burst and one of supporting characters in Beyblade Burst Evolution and Beyblade Burst Surge.
What type of Beyblade is L Drago? ›
L-Drago 105F is an Attack Type Beyblade that appears in the Metal Fight Beyblade manga. It is owned by Ryuga in the manga. It is the first Beyblade in the L-Drago lineage, and later evolves into Lightning L-Drago 100HF.
Who is Zeus girlfriend? ›Zeus finally became enamored of the goddess who was to become his permanent wife — Hera.
Is Zeus a boy or girl? ›Zeus is a boy's name of Greek origin. This name is a mainstay in Greek mythology, belonging to the god of the sky and thunder. It even translates to “sky” and “shine.” Zeus rules as king of the gods in Mount Olympus and acts as patriarch to all the deities throughout the pantheon.
Who did Zeus cheat? ›Unfortunately, Zeus constantly cheats on Hera and he has done it over a hundred times, but in the end Hera always forgives him. But that does not make her angry and mad. This anger then goes to his sons and daughters as she takes her anger out on the children he has with the other mortals and deities.
What is Beyblade in Japanese? ›From Japanese ベイブレード (Beiburēdo), itself a blend of 貝独楽 (beigoma, “spinning top”) + ブレード (burēdo, “blade”).
What is the next Beyblade series 2023? ›Release Date
The Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2023 V2 Set (爆転シュート ベイブレード 2023 V2セット, Bakuten Shūto Beiburēdo 2023 V2 Setto) is a Set released as part of the Beyblade Burst BU series. It was released in Japan on February 2023 for 8800円.
The Beyblade Burst animated story also continues in the action-packed seventh season, which is set to premiere in spring 2023.
Can Beyblade be real? ›Real Beyblades often have manufacturer's markings such as part numbers which are molded or printed onto the parts. Authentic Burst Beyblades use tri-wing screws, while counterfeits almost always use much more common Phillips screws. Some counterfeits have the incorrect direction spin (ex.
What age range is Beyblade for? ›Beyblade Burst Evolution Switchstrike Battle Tower-Includes 2-Level Beystadium, Battling Tops, & Launchers-Age 8+, Multicolor.
Is Beyblade a real anime? ›An anime adaptation aired in Japan on TV Tokyo from January to December 2001 and was followed by two sequel series, Beyblade V-Force and Beyblade G-Revolution, and the 2002 film Beyblade: Fierce Battle. Nelvana licensed and produced English-language adaptations of the anime series and the film.
Why are they called beyblades? ›
History. Both the toys and their name were inspired by "Beigoma", a traditional spinning top. The introduction of the toy corresponded with the release of Next Generation Beigoma Battle: Beyblade released in 1999, with Ultimate Frostic Dranzer, Spin Dragoon and Saizo being the first 3 beyblades released.
How fast do beyblades spin? ›In a beyblade game, the beyblade has an initial angular speed of 180 rpm.
Is Beyblade in Disney? ›Watch Beyblade TV Show | Disney XD on DisneyNOW.
Is Phi an alien? ›He's confessing that he isn't a mortal,which means he's an alien. But we already knew that Hearts and Phi are aliens because in episode 13 of Chouzetsu,after Phi challenged Valt for a battle,Valt's siblings told Aiga that Phi is an alien.
What Beyblade has a shark? ›Sharkrash (シャークラッシュ Shākurasshu) is a Magnacore System Beyblade.
How did Beyblade end? ›The Beyblade anime ended with Tyson defeating Brooklyn and crushing BEGA once and for all. The series ended with Tyson having one last battle against Kai, though we don't get to see who wins.
What is the new Beyblade show called? ›Beyblade Burst (ベイブレードアルティメットライジングBeiburēdoarutimettoraijingu) is the first season of the BUR anime, and the twelfth season of the DHX Projects anime overall. The series began airing on TV Tokyo on June 7th, 2022, and concluded on March 27th, 2023.
Is Dragon a Beyblade? ›Dragon (ドラゴン, Doragon) is a character of the anime/manga series, Beyblade Burst Rise. He later returns in Beyblade Burst Surge.
What is Beyblade Burst season 8 called? ›Beyblade Burst: Real-World Chronicles - Season 8.
What is Beyblade season 6 called? ›Beyblade Burst QuadDrive, known in Japan as Beyblade Burst Dynamite Battle (ベイブレードバースト DB ダイナマイトバトル , Beiburēdo Bāsuto Dainamaito Batoru) and as Beyblade Burst DB, is a 2021 original net animation series and the sixth season of Beyblade Burst.
How much is a Beyblade in Japan? ›
How Much Do Beyblades Cost In Japan? In Japan, a newly released Beyblade has an average value of 982 Yen ($9.15 USD), and prices can range from between 380 Yen ($3.54 USD) Yen to 1600 Yen ($14.90 USD).
Do adults play Beyblade? ›It's definitely okay. Beyblade is a well-designed game with timeless appeal. It's one of our goals to communicate this to new players of ALL AGES. Welcome to the WBO!
Which Beyblade is very powerful? ›For us, the most powerful Beyblade is L-Drago due to its owner Ryuga being arguably the most powerful Beyblader. He lost only two battles, one of which was to Gingka, and the plot of that episode was that Ryuga's Bey L-Drago was controlling him.
What is the most powerful bit beast? ›The most powerful rock Bit-Beast named Cerberus is designated for Zeo, but he must first be able to summon it. Zeo trains furiously, but the elusive Bit Beast never fully materializes.
What is the OG Beyblade series? ›Beyblade is a 2001 Korean-Japanese collaboration anime television series based on Takao Aoki's manga series of the same name, which itself is based on the Beyblade spinning top game from Takara Tomy. The 51-episode series was produced by Madhouse under the direction of Toshifumi Kawase.
What is the top 1 Beyblade? ›- Editors choice. Takara Tomy Beyblade Burst B-148 Heaven Pegasus. ...
- Premium pick. Takara Tomy Beyblade Burst GT B-155 Master Diabolos. ...
- Best value. ...
- Bey Battle Burst GT B-155 Booster Master Diabolos. ...
- Beyblade Burst Turbo Slingshock Riptide Blast Set.
- Naming. Japanese. ベイブレードアルティメットライジング Romaji. Beiburēdoarutimettoraijingu. Translated. Rising Top Battle.
- Production Information. Producer. TV Tokyo. d-rights. Director. Hiro Morita. Genre(s) ...
- Airing Information. Episode Count. Original Run. June 7th, 2022 - March 27th, 2023.
Following Takara's merger with Tomy in 2006, Beyblades are now developed by Takara Tomy. Various toy companies around the world have licensed Beyblade toys for their own regions, including Hasbro in Western countries, Sonokong in Korea, and Takara Tomy for Eastern countries.
Who is Beyblade Z Achilles? ›Description. Takara Tomy's Z Achilles is a Balance Type Energy Layer that features four large blades, creating a high recoil, rectangular shape. As part of the Cho-Z Layer System, Z Achilles features metal in its design; in this case, concentrated on the wings.
What is Beyblade called in Japanese? ›From Japanese ベイブレード (Beiburēdo), itself a blend of 貝独楽 (beigoma, “spinning top”) + ブレード (burēdo, “blade”).
What are old beyblades called? ›
The Ultimate Dragoon is the first and oldest Beyblade ever made. Released in 1999, it consists of three parts—including a spinning top base and two additional layers that help in combat.
What is the heaviest Beyblade? ›AND THE HEAVIEST! Diablo Nemesis is, without a doubt, the most powerful beyblade in the universe! and the heaviest! Reason 1: It has the combined powers of all of the 10 Legendary Bladers and is able to wield all of them.
Who is the king of Beyblade? ›King (キング, Kingu) is a recurring character in Beyblade: Metal Fury. He is one of the Legendary Bladers; specifically a Solar System Blader who represents the planet Mars. He is an enthusiastic blader who loves to battle with his heart and with his Legendary Beyblade; Variares D:D.
What is the black Beyblade called? ›Black Dranzer (ブラックドランザー, Burakku Doranzā) is a Balance Type Beyblade released by Takara as part of the Spin Gear System.
Will there be Beyblade Burst season 7? ›The Beyblade Burst animated story also continues in the action-packed seventh season, which is set to premiere in spring 2023.