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* {{Bowdlerize}}: The dub often omits/heavily censors scenes that are perceived as too mature for younger audiences. Especially prominent in the first two seasons. A lot of scenes where younger characters were shown to be subjected to pain outside exhaustion were also toned down. The third season onward mostly averted this by keeping the scenes and scripts intact and therefore closer to the original Japanese.
** Any scenes involving Wakiya removing his jacket to reveal him wearing weights were cut out.
** Episode 6 of season one removed the scene of Valt crashing into the doors of the mall due to arriving before they opened.
** Wakiya used a lighter to start a fire, but the lighter was edited out.
** Any time a character shows CrossPoppingVeins, ScaryTeeth (characters who already had sharp teeth; i.e Xander, Lui, etc. are exempt), blushes, or sheds tears; these are removed as well.
** The scene of Ken falling off a cliff is edited out and redone with him simply revealing that he and his family are moving away.
** One for the manga. Shu was visibly seen to get cut in the eye by Single-Layer Spryzen. The anime does away with this scene and the dub mentions only Lui being careless and doesn't explicitly say he scarred him.
** In season 2, episode 25, the scenes of Ana getting thrown back and Ren Wu crashing into a building are removed. Also, his staff and another Blader's nunchucks are recolored from their natural colors to green.
*** The crocodile Banner carries was also changed to a massive unknown wrapped object.
** In season 2, episode 5, the scene of Django attempting to put his arm around Shasa was cut possibly so younger viewers won't imitate his inappropriate behavior towards a girl.
** In season 2, episode 21 and 22, Kristina's back view has her wrists (box tie position) tied with ropes while dangling which was edited out so it only shows her wrists folded behind her back without the ropes securing it. Likely to make the movie-stunt look safer for Kristina who was in her teens at that time.
** Whenever Aiger changes modes on his Xtend+ driver, you can only see his hands moving and obscuring Achilles. In the original Japanese, you can see him properly adjust the tips. Possibly done to avoid misleading marketing of the toyline, in which Xtend+ was not adapted into the [=SlingShock=] system.
** Any scenes involving Wakiya removing his jacket to reveal him wearing weights were cut out.
** Episode 6 of season one removed the scene of Valt crashing into the doors of the mall due to arriving before they opened.
** Wakiya used a lighter to start a fire, but the lighter was edited out.
** Any time a character shows CrossPoppingVeins, ScaryTeeth (characters who already had sharp teeth; i.e Xander, Lui, etc. are exempt), blushes, or sheds tears; these are removed as well.
** The scene of Ken falling off a cliff is edited out and redone with him simply revealing that he and his family are moving away.
** One for the manga. Shu was visibly seen to get cut in the eye by Single-Layer Spryzen. The anime does away with this scene and the dub mentions only Lui being careless and doesn't explicitly say he scarred him.
** In season 2, episode 25, the scenes of Ana getting thrown back and Ren Wu crashing into a building are removed. Also, his staff and another Blader's nunchucks are recolored from their natural colors to green.
*** The crocodile Banner carries was also changed to a massive unknown wrapped object.
** In season 2, episode 5, the scene of Django attempting to put his arm around Shasa was cut possibly so younger viewers won't imitate his inappropriate behavior towards a girl.
** In season 2, episode 21 and 22, Kristina's back view has her wrists (box tie position) tied with ropes while dangling which was edited out so it only shows her wrists folded behind her back without the ropes securing it. Likely to make the movie-stunt look safer for Kristina who was in her teens at that time.
** Whenever Aiger changes modes on his Xtend+ driver, you can only see his hands moving and obscuring Achilles. In the original Japanese, you can see him properly adjust the tips. Possibly done to avoid misleading marketing of the toyline, in which Xtend+ was not adapted into the [=SlingShock=] system.
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** Season 6 initially didn't have one as the story focused heavily on the rivalry between Bel and Rashad; both would have a case to be the antagonist. But in episode 40,[[spoiler: Phelix Payne]] shows up to claim that spot. [[spoiler: That proved to be a RedHerring as Phelix has a HeelFaceTurn after his interactions with Bel and we're back to Bel and Rashad]].
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** Season 6 initially didn't have one as the story focused heavily on the rivalry between Bel and Rashad; both would have a case to be the antagonist. But in episode 40,[[spoiler: Phelix 40,[[spoiler:Phelix Payne]] shows up to claim that spot. [[spoiler: That [[spoiler:That proved to be a RedHerring as Phelix has a HeelFaceTurn after his interactions with Bel and we're back to Bel and Rashad]].
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* ChunkySalsaRule: A smash to pieces variant. The main gimmick of this series is the Burst mechanic. Beys are now spring loaded and have four notches that hold the bey together, which come loose as they're attacked. Once all four are loose, the bey falls apart and causes a Burst Finish. In a meta sense, this allows for quicker matches, as Burst works as a point match rather than a Best of 3 like previous series.
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* ChunkySalsaRule: A smash to pieces smash-to-pieces variant. The main gimmick of this series is the Burst mechanic. Beys are now spring loaded spring-loaded and have four notches that hold the bey together, which come loose as they're attacked. Once all four are loose, the bey falls apart and causes a Burst Finish. In a meta sense, this allows for quicker matches, as Burst works as a point match rather than a Best of 3 like the previous series.
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* CostumeEvolution: In ''Turbo'', all the old characters (i.e Valt, Lui, Shu) from seasons 1 & 2 who have appeared in ''Turbo'' received new outfits.
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* CostumeEvolution: In ''Turbo'', all the old characters (i.e e. Valt, Lui, Shu) from seasons 1 & 2 who have appeared in ''Turbo'' received new outfits.
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*** Wakiya revealed in episode 45 he created Hyper Shield Crash specifically to beat Shu, only to lose to Shu's Counter Break.[[spoiler: The crack damage Spyrzen received from Hyper Shield Crash ultimately resulted in Spryzen's destruction in Shu's later battle with Lui]].
*** Episode 48: Zac uses Solstice Boost to make Zeutron spin with the power of an attack type to get an advantage on Valtryek. Zeutron loses because despite Valtryek nearly running out of stamina, its blades still managed to damage the Burst layers enough for even a just a small touch to win.
*** Episode 48: Zac uses Solstice Boost to make Zeutron spin with the power of an attack type to get an advantage on Valtryek. Zeutron loses because despite Valtryek nearly running out of stamina, its blades still managed to damage the Burst layers enough for even a just a small touch to win.
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*** Wakiya revealed in episode 45 he created Hyper Shield Crash specifically to beat Shu, only to lose to Shu's Counter Break.[[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The crack damage Spyrzen received from Hyper Shield Crash ultimately resulted in Spryzen's destruction in Shu's later battle with Lui]].
*** Episode 48: Zac uses Solstice Boost to make Zeutron spin with the power of an attack type to get an advantage on Valtryek. Zeutron loses because despite Valtryek nearly running out of stamina, its blades still managed to damage the Burst layers enough for evena just a small touch to win.
*** Episode 48: Zac uses Solstice Boost to make Zeutron spin with the power of an attack type to get an advantage on Valtryek. Zeutron loses because despite Valtryek nearly running out of stamina, its blades still managed to damage the Burst layers enough for even
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*** Episode 31: Daigo figures out that Joshua's been throwing the first matches and resolves to Burst him with a 2 point win. Daigo loses only after Doomscizor comes so close to giving Jinnius a Ring-Out Finish that would've nabbed him the second point in round 2.
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*** Episode 31: Daigo figures out that Joshua's been throwing the first matches and resolves to Burst him with a 2 point 2-point win. Daigo loses only after Doomscizor comes so close to giving Jinnius a Ring-Out Finish that would've nabbed him the second point in round 2.
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* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: Ilya is incredibly cautious when battling. Her K.Os are preferably done in one strike (and against the ground), she attempts to outspin whenever she's outmatched, and she only ever goes aggressive together with Rashad and Bashara. As Magma Ifritor is a Hasbro bey, it has weak burst resistance and significantly less weight than a Takara Tomy bey, which is reflected on how Ilya battles with Magma Ifrit.
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* GameplayAndStoryIntegration: Ilya is incredibly cautious when battling. Her K.Os O.s are preferably done in one strike (and against the ground), she attempts to outspin whenever she's outmatched, and she only ever goes aggressive together with Rashad and Bashara. As Magma Ifritor is a Hasbro bey, it has weak burst resistance and significantly less weight than a Takara Tomy bey, which is reflected on how Ilya battles with Magma Ifrit.
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* GoodScarsEvilScars: Shu has one on his right eye, [[spoiler: inflicted by Lui in a flashback.]]
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* GoodScarsEvilScars: Shu has one on his right eye, [[spoiler: inflicted [[spoiler:inflicted by Lui in a flashback.]]
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** Downplayed. Shu is said to be a beyblade prodigy, but he trains just as much, if not more, as the others do. Protagonist-wise, Valt trains harder than [[Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion Gingka]] and [[Anime/BeybladeShogunSteel Zyro]], though not as much as [[Anime/BakutenShootBeyblade Takao]].
** This trope actually applies to Bel better than many other characters. Bel's idea of "training" is simply to get accustomed to his new tech. And yet, because of his creativity and inginuity, he's able to keep up with high level bladers.
** This trope actually applies to Bel better than many other characters. Bel's idea of "training" is simply to get accustomed to his new tech. And yet, because of his creativity and inginuity, he's able to keep up with high level bladers.
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** Downplayed. Shu is said to be a beyblade Beyblade prodigy, but he trains just as much, if not more, as the others do. Protagonist-wise, Valt trains harder than [[Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion Gingka]] and [[Anime/BeybladeShogunSteel Zyro]], though not as much as [[Anime/BakutenShootBeyblade Takao]].
** This trope actually applies to Bel better than many other characters. Bel's idea of "training" is simply to get accustomed to his new tech. And yet, because of his creativity andinginuity, ingenuity, he's able to keep up with high level high-level bladers.
** This trope actually applies to Bel better than many other characters. Bel's idea of "training" is simply to get accustomed to his new tech. And yet, because of his creativity and
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* LighterAndSofter: This series is more kid friendly than [[Anime/BakutenShootBeyblade the original series]] and [[Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion the Metal Saga]], or at least it starts off this way before the CerebusSyndrome sets it back to a tone similar to the past series. In comparison to the first seasons of both the original and Metal Saga where a full on villain organization was introduced along with a world-endangering threat, the first season of ''Burst'' has a more grounded setting with a SliceOfLife theme to it beyond the Bey battling with NoAntagonist, with conflicts merely boiling down to tournament rivalries rather than an outright good vs evil "save the world" dynamic.
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* LighterAndSofter: This series is more kid friendly kid-friendly than [[Anime/BakutenShootBeyblade the original series]] and [[Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion the Metal Saga]], or at least it starts off this way before the CerebusSyndrome sets it back to a tone similar to the past series. In comparison to the first seasons of both the original and Metal Saga where a full on full-on villain organization was introduced along with a world-endangering threat, the first season of ''Burst'' has a more grounded setting with a SliceOfLife theme to it beyond the Bey battling with NoAntagonist, with conflicts merely boiling down to tournament rivalries rather than an outright good vs evil "save the world" dynamic.
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* SupervillainLair:
** ''Evolution'' has the Snake Pit Headquarters. An ordinary stone pyramid hiding an underground high-stakes training facility devoted to creating the ultimate bey. Includes a bey battle room full of spikes and another with an endless pit.
** ''Turbo'' has the Dead Gran. A HauntedCastle with a lab, a bey battle room where the ceiling falls within a time limit, and a throne room for the "Lord of the Underworld", Hearts.
** ''Rise'' has the HELL Tower. A [[RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver red-and-black]], [[EvilTowerOfOminousness ominous-looking skyscraper]] with roving security robots, a broadcast system, and a futuristic-style "throne room" for the self-proclaimed "King of Beyblade", Arthur Percival.
** ''Evolution'' has the Snake Pit Headquarters. An ordinary stone pyramid hiding an underground high-stakes training facility devoted to creating the ultimate bey. Includes a bey battle room full of spikes and another with an endless pit.
** ''Turbo'' has the Dead Gran. A HauntedCastle with a lab, a bey battle room where the ceiling falls within a time limit, and a throne room for the "Lord of the Underworld", Hearts.
** ''Rise'' has the HELL Tower. A [[RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver red-and-black]], [[EvilTowerOfOminousness ominous-looking skyscraper]] with roving security robots, a broadcast system, and a futuristic-style "throne room" for the self-proclaimed "King of Beyblade", Arthur Percival.
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* OnceASeason: Starting ''Evolution'', the main protagonist's Beyblade will break, and receive an upgrade before the final tournament arc. They will also defeat the BigBad of the season. Also, being one to foster newer generations of bladers, expect Valt to get a couple rounds against the season's protagonist.
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** ''[=QuadDrive=]'' plays with this as Bel and Rashad are the primary rivals, and because Bel is the perspective character, Rashad is shown in a more negative light. That being said, the worst Rashad gets is an ArrogantKungFuGuy who gets humbled by Valt and then Bel at the end.
* OnceASeason: Starting ''Evolution'', the main protagonist's Beyblade will break, and receive an upgrade before the final tournament arc. They will also defeat the BigBad of the season. Also, being one to foster newer generations of bladers, expect Valt to get a couple rounds against the season'sprotagonist.protagonist(s).
* OnceASeason: Starting ''Evolution'', the main protagonist's Beyblade will break, and receive an upgrade before the final tournament arc. They will also defeat the BigBad of the season. Also, being one to foster newer generations of bladers, expect Valt to get a couple rounds against the season's
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* AnAesop:
** A series-wide example: Underestimating your opponents can be suicidal.
** It's okay to be proud of your achievements, but be careful not to let them go to your head.
** There is a such thing as being too confident. Lampshaded by Zac.
** Winning isn’t everything. It's just as important to have fun as well.
** You’re not a failure just because of one loss. You just need to pick yourself back up and try again.
** There are many ways to improve, you've just gotta find your own strength.
** A series-wide example: Underestimating your opponents can be suicidal.
** It's okay to be proud of your achievements, but be careful not to let them go to your head.
** There is a such thing as being too confident. Lampshaded by Zac.
** Winning isn’t everything. It's just as important to have fun as well.
** You’re not a failure just because of one loss. You just need to pick yourself back up and try again.
** There are many ways to improve, you've just gotta find your own strength.
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* HardWorkHardlyWorks: Downplayed. Shu is said to be a beyblade prodigy, but he trains just as much, if not more, as the others do. Protagonist-wise, Valt trains harder than [[Anime/MetalFightBeyblade Gingka]] and [[Anime/MetalFightBeybladeZeroG Zyro]], though not as much as [[Anime/BakutenShootBeyblade Takao]].
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* HardWorkHardlyWorks: HardWorkHardlyWorks:
** Downplayed. Shu is said to be a beyblade prodigy, but he trains just as much, if not more, as the others do. Protagonist-wise, Valt trains harder than[[Anime/MetalFightBeyblade [[Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion Gingka]] and [[Anime/MetalFightBeybladeZeroG [[Anime/BeybladeShogunSteel Zyro]], though not as much as [[Anime/BakutenShootBeyblade Takao]].
** Downplayed. Shu is said to be a beyblade prodigy, but he trains just as much, if not more, as the others do. Protagonist-wise, Valt trains harder than
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* TheTeam:
** Valt starts up the Bey Club at Beigoma Academy, and though the principal temporarily declares it okay, they still need 5 members. By episode 26, it's official.
** Xander has his own team, Team Sword Flames.
** Valt starts up the Bey Club at Beigoma Academy, and though the principal temporarily declares it okay, they still need 5 members. By episode 26, it's official.
** Xander has his own team, Team Sword Flames.
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* LighterAndSofter: This series is more kid friendly than [[Anime/BakutenShootBeyblade the original series]] and [[Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion the Metal Saga]], or at least it starts off this way before the CerebusSyndrome sets it back to a tone similar to the past series. In comparison to the first seasons of both the original and Metal Saga where a full on villain organization was introduced, the first season of ''Burst'' has a more grounded setting with a SliceOfLife theme to it too beyond the Bey battling with NoAntagonist, with conflicts merely boiling down to tournament rivalries rather than an outright good vs evil dynamic.
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* LighterAndSofter: This series is more kid friendly than [[Anime/BakutenShootBeyblade the original series]] and [[Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion the Metal Saga]], or at least it starts off this way before the CerebusSyndrome sets it back to a tone similar to the past series. In comparison to the first seasons of both the original and Metal Saga where a full on villain organization was introduced, introduced along with a world-endangering threat, the first season of ''Burst'' has a more grounded setting with a SliceOfLife theme to it too beyond the Bey battling with NoAntagonist, with conflicts merely boiling down to tournament rivalries rather than an outright good vs evil "save the world" dynamic.
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* LighterAndSofter: This series is more kid friendly than [[Anime/BakutenShootBeyblade the original series]] and [[Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion the Metal Saga]], or at least it starts off this way before the CerebusSyndrome sets it back to a tone similar to the past series. In comparison to the first seasons of both the original and Metal Saga where a full on villain organization was introduced, the first season of ''Burst'' has a more grounded setting with a SliceOfLife theme to it too beyond the Bey battling rather than a good vs evil conflict.
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* LighterAndSofter: This series is more kid friendly than [[Anime/BakutenShootBeyblade the original series]] and [[Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion the Metal Saga]], or at least it starts off this way before the CerebusSyndrome sets it back to a tone similar to the past series. In comparison to the first seasons of both the original and Metal Saga where a full on villain organization was introduced, the first season of ''Burst'' has a more grounded setting with a SliceOfLife theme to it too beyond the Bey battling with NoAntagonist, with conflicts merely boiling down to tournament rivalries rather than a an outright good vs evil conflict.dynamic.
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* LighterAndSofter: This series is more kid friendly than [[Anime/BakutenShootBeyblade the original series]] and [[Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion the Metal Saga]].
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* LighterAndSofter: This series is more kid friendly than [[Anime/BakutenShootBeyblade the original series]] and [[Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion the Metal Saga]].Saga]], or at least it starts off this way before the CerebusSyndrome sets it back to a tone similar to the past series. In comparison to the first seasons of both the original and Metal Saga where a full on villain organization was introduced, the first season of ''Burst'' has a more grounded setting with a SliceOfLife theme to it too beyond the Bey battling rather than a good vs evil conflict.
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%%** Played straight again, with ''Rise''.
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* LighterAndSofter: This series is more kid friendly than ''Shogun Steel'' and the ''Metal Saga''. [[spoiler: Although things in season 2 take a much darker turn once Red Eye comes into play.]] [[spoiler: ''Turbo'' seems to be getting '''even darker than that''', judging by Phi's current state.]]
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* LighterAndSofter: This series is more kid friendly than ''Shogun Steel'' [[Anime/BakutenShootBeyblade the original series]] and [[Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion the ''Metal Saga''. [[spoiler: Although things in season 2 take a much darker turn once Red Eye comes into play.]] [[spoiler: ''Turbo'' seems to be getting '''even darker than that''', judging by Phi's current state.]]Metal Saga]].
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Happens quite frequently. Whenever a character does something previously seen in the Original Series and Metal Saga, it won't always work properly.
** When both Beyblades are on their last breath, both Bladers give out a battle cry complete with an Aura and their Bey's Avatar ready to charge to motivate the final blow. They occasionally just stop spinning without an epic clash.
** A Blader may shout out their special move, but the Bey won't behave that way if mis-launched.
** Despite many characters having a great track record in tournaments and official games, scenes that show them practicing have them lose quite often.
** Beyblades in this series are mostly plastic, unlike Metal Saga. Whenever they break, it's never just a small chip or a potion of it removed; they get shattered into many pieces. Unlike Metal Saga, the battle is rarely over in just one round, and Beys have to endure crashing into walls and opponents numerous times so breakage is imminent.
** When Free returns to BC Sol in Evolution #38 after having left earlier in the season, most of the group are willing let it slide and welcome him back without issue. Shasa however, spends two-thirds of the episode holding a grudge against him for it, and it's only after the two have a battle that she finally forgives him. The reason why she was so angry? Free may have ultimately had good intentions by motivating them to become a better team, but he still abandoned them at a crucial moment during the European League without explaining why, resulting in their initial losing streak.
** In Turbo #25: The cast of Burst are usually polite to any adults they meet on their journey. However, when Naru gets separated from Aiger and meets Raul, she immediately gets suspicious ([[DramaticIrony The audience may know Raul as a friendly old man, but she doesn't]]). Later, Ranjiro, Tobisuke and Gumita see [[CoolOldGuy Raul]] walking with [[TokenMiniMoe Naru]] and immediately accuse him of being a kidnapper.
** During [=QuadDrive=], Bel defeats world-class Bladers because of a new Beyblade System he created. After more people upgrade their beys to the DB system, his loss count starts to build up as his opponents no longer have outdated beys.
*** Bel proves that you don't need to make a new part or give your Beyblade a complete overhaul just for a new ability. All he makes is a small attachment. Later to make up for his lack of strength, he makes a stronger launcher for maximum output.
** Hikaru and Hyuga have some of the worst solo records out of all the protagonists in their focus season. Their debut had them as rookie bladers facing off against seasoned bladers using a bey system unfamiliar to them.
*** Their Limit Breaker system helps solve the fundamental issue of their lack of high level experience. They are given one extra attack upon activating Limit Break and changes their Energy Layer to improve on their preferred styles. Considering they are always pushed into a corner, having a little extra something while they are losing helps solve the issue.
*** The brothers also don't start winning until the Ultimate Tag Series tournament, but that's due to the fact that Tag Battles are fought to the last bey spinning. They don't have to burst to claim a victory and most of the time they end up ringing out their opponents.
** The opposite is true for Lain who has an incredible blading record as he is not only a blading prodigy, he's personally trained by Shu as a member of the Raging Bulls. A prodigy trained by one of the best on one of the strongest teams is bound to perform well.
*** This manages to repeat itself with Rashad, who is also a prodigy trained by Valt as a member of BC Sol. Because of this, he also has one of the strongest records in his season.
** When both Beyblades are on their last breath, both Bladers give out a battle cry complete with an Aura and their Bey's Avatar ready to charge to motivate the final blow. They occasionally just stop spinning without an epic clash.
** A Blader may shout out their special move, but the Bey won't behave that way if mis-launched.
** Despite many characters having a great track record in tournaments and official games, scenes that show them practicing have them lose quite often.
** Beyblades in this series are mostly plastic, unlike Metal Saga. Whenever they break, it's never just a small chip or a potion of it removed; they get shattered into many pieces. Unlike Metal Saga, the battle is rarely over in just one round, and Beys have to endure crashing into walls and opponents numerous times so breakage is imminent.
** When Free returns to BC Sol in Evolution #38 after having left earlier in the season, most of the group are willing let it slide and welcome him back without issue. Shasa however, spends two-thirds of the episode holding a grudge against him for it, and it's only after the two have a battle that she finally forgives him. The reason why she was so angry? Free may have ultimately had good intentions by motivating them to become a better team, but he still abandoned them at a crucial moment during the European League without explaining why, resulting in their initial losing streak.
** In Turbo #25: The cast of Burst are usually polite to any adults they meet on their journey. However, when Naru gets separated from Aiger and meets Raul, she immediately gets suspicious ([[DramaticIrony The audience may know Raul as a friendly old man, but she doesn't]]). Later, Ranjiro, Tobisuke and Gumita see [[CoolOldGuy Raul]] walking with [[TokenMiniMoe Naru]] and immediately accuse him of being a kidnapper.
** During [=QuadDrive=], Bel defeats world-class Bladers because of a new Beyblade System he created. After more people upgrade their beys to the DB system, his loss count starts to build up as his opponents no longer have outdated beys.
*** Bel proves that you don't need to make a new part or give your Beyblade a complete overhaul just for a new ability. All he makes is a small attachment. Later to make up for his lack of strength, he makes a stronger launcher for maximum output.
** Hikaru and Hyuga have some of the worst solo records out of all the protagonists in their focus season. Their debut had them as rookie bladers facing off against seasoned bladers using a bey system unfamiliar to them.
*** Their Limit Breaker system helps solve the fundamental issue of their lack of high level experience. They are given one extra attack upon activating Limit Break and changes their Energy Layer to improve on their preferred styles. Considering they are always pushed into a corner, having a little extra something while they are losing helps solve the issue.
*** The brothers also don't start winning until the Ultimate Tag Series tournament, but that's due to the fact that Tag Battles are fought to the last bey spinning. They don't have to burst to claim a victory and most of the time they end up ringing out their opponents.
** The opposite is true for Lain who has an incredible blading record as he is not only a blading prodigy, he's personally trained by Shu as a member of the Raging Bulls. A prodigy trained by one of the best on one of the strongest teams is bound to perform well.
*** This manages to repeat itself with Rashad, who is also a prodigy trained by Valt as a member of BC Sol. Because of this, he also has one of the strongest records in his season.
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** This trope actually applies to Bel better than many other characters. Bel's idea of "training" is simply to get accustomed to his new tech. And yet, because of his creativity and inginuity, he's able to keep up with high level bladers.
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* OnceASeason: Starting ''Evolution'', the main protagonist's Beyblade will break, and receive an upgrade before the final tournament arc. They will also defeat the BigBad of the season.
* OneSteveLimit: The series tries to avoid this even when another character's bey inherits the name of a previous bey. During ''Surge'' though, both Rantaro and Ranjiro use Glide Roktavors with the only discerning feature being that their color palettes are swapped. This is made even stranger with their Brazilian cousin Ranzo who starts ''[=QuadDrive=]'' with yet another Glide Roktavor before it gets destroyed and upgraded to Cyclone Ragnaruk.
* OneSteveLimit: The series tries to avoid this even when another character's bey inherits the name of a previous bey. During ''Surge'' though, both Rantaro and Ranjiro use Glide Roktavors with the only discerning feature being that their color palettes are swapped. This is made even stranger with their Brazilian cousin Ranzo who starts ''[=QuadDrive=]'' with yet another Glide Roktavor before it gets destroyed and upgraded to Cyclone Ragnaruk.
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* OnceASeason: Starting ''Evolution'', the main protagonist's Beyblade will break, and receive an upgrade before the final tournament arc. They will also defeat the BigBad of the season.
season. Also, being one to foster newer generations of bladers, expect Valt to get a couple rounds against the season's protagonist.
* OneSteveLimit: The series tries to avoid this even when another character's bey inherits the name of a previous bey. During ''Surge'' though, both Rantaro and Ranjiro use Glide Roktavors with the only discerning feature being that their color palettes are swapped. This is made even stranger with their Brazilian cousin Ranzo who starts ''[=QuadDrive=]'' with yet another Glide Roktavor before it gets destroyed and upgraded to CycloneRagnaruk.Roktavor.
* OneSteveLimit: The series tries to avoid this even when another character's bey inherits the name of a previous bey. During ''Surge'' though, both Rantaro and Ranjiro use Glide Roktavors with the only discerning feature being that their color palettes are swapped. This is made even stranger with their Brazilian cousin Ranzo who starts ''[=QuadDrive=]'' with yet another Glide Roktavor before it gets destroyed and upgraded to Cyclone
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** Season 7 promotes other Bladers who were not in last season like Ken and Xander. Most importantly every lead up until now; Aiger, Dante, and the Hizashi brothers. Aiger, more importantly, has his World Championship title.[[note]]It's not clear though if Aiger had won it back between Surge and [=QuadStrike=] or if he even lost it to begin with.[[/note]]
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** Season 7 promotes other Bladers who were not in last season like Ken and Xander. Most importantly every other lead up until now; Aiger, Dante, and the Hizashi brothers. Aiger, more importantly, has his World Championship title.[[note]]It's not clear though if Aiger had won it back between Surge and [=QuadStrike=] or if he even lost it to begin with.[[/note]]
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** Season 7 promotes other Bladers who were not in last season. Most importantly every lead up until now; Aiger, Dante, and the Hizashi brothers. Pax Forscythe would have been this had he not injured himself before the International Bladers Cup.
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** Season 7 promotes other Bladers who were not in last season.season like Ken and Xander. Most importantly every lead up until now; Aiger, Dante, and the Hizashi brothers. Pax Forscythe would have been this Aiger, more importantly, has his World Championship title.[[note]]It's not clear though if Aiger had won it back between Surge and [=QuadStrike=] or if he not injured himself before the International Bladers Cup.even lost it to begin with.[[/note]]
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Season 5, ''Beyblade Burst Surge'', centers around sibling duo Hikaru and Hyuga Hizashitheir newly created Lightning Beys Kolossal Helios and Super Hyperion, and their journey to defeat Valt and all the Legendary Bladers in hopes of becoming Legendary Bladers themselves.
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Season 5, ''Beyblade Burst Surge'', centers around sibling duo Hikaru and Hyuga Hizashitheir Hizashi, their newly created Lightning Beys Kolossal Helios and Super Hyperion, and their journey to defeat Valt and all the Legendary Bladers in hopes of becoming Legendary Bladers themselves.
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''Beyblade Burst'' is the third incarnation of the ''Franchise/{{Beyblade}}'' franchise. It is comprised of a 2015 manga series, written by Hiro Morita, and six anime series, which began airing on TV Tokyo on April 4, 2016.
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''Beyblade Burst'' is the third incarnation of the ''Franchise/{{Beyblade}}'' franchise. It is comprised of a 2015 manga series, written by Hiro Morita, and six seven anime series, which began airing on TV Tokyo on April 4, 2016.
2016.
The series follows the stories of various bladers, their battles, and their rivalries as they each try to climb to the top of the blading world.
The series follows the stories of various bladers, their battles, and their rivalries as they each try to climb to the top of the blading world.
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Season 3, ''Beyblade Burst Turbo'', features a new protagonist in Aiger Akabane, whom after witnessing Valt and his new Turbo Bey Wonder Valtyek in action, decides to forge his own Turbo Bey, Z Achilles, and sets out on his own path to rise through the ranks and take Valt's place as the world's number one Blader.
Season 4, ''Beyblade Burst Rise'', follows the adventures of new protagonist Dante Koryu, a member of BC Sol under Valt's tutelage. Inspired by the strength of Valt's new Gamma Bey, Sword Valtryek, Dante sets off to Japan on his own journey to deepen his bond with his own Gamma Bey, Ace Dragon, in order to achieve a similar "Hyper-Flux" state with his Bey and be the best. This series was originally released as a web-only anime on Coro Coro and Takara Tomy's Youtube channels.
Season 5, ''Beyblade Burst Surge'', centers around sibling duo Hikaru and Hyuga Hizashi, their newly created Lightning Beys Helios and Hyperion, and their journey to defeat Valt and all the Legendary Bladers they come across.
Season 4, ''Beyblade Burst Rise'', follows the adventures of new protagonist Dante Koryu, a member of BC Sol under Valt's tutelage. Inspired by the strength of Valt's new Gamma Bey, Sword Valtryek, Dante sets off to Japan on his own journey to deepen his bond with his own Gamma Bey, Ace Dragon, in order to achieve a similar "Hyper-Flux" state with his Bey and be the best. This series was originally released as a web-only anime on Coro Coro and Takara Tomy's Youtube channels.
Season 5, ''Beyblade Burst Surge'', centers around sibling duo Hikaru and Hyuga Hizashi, their newly created Lightning Beys Helios and Hyperion, and their journey to defeat Valt and all the Legendary Bladers they come across.
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Season 3, ''Beyblade Burst Turbo'', features a the first new protagonist in Aiger Akabane, whom after witnessing Valt and his new Turbo Bey Wonder Valtyek in action, decides to forge his own Turbo Bey, Z Achilles, and sets out on his own path to rise through the ranks and take Valt's place as the world's number one Blader.
Season 4, ''Beyblade Burst Rise'', follows the adventures ofnew protagonist Dante Koryu, a member of BC Sol under Valt's tutelage. Inspired by the strength of Valt's new Gamma Bey, Sword Valtryek, Dante sets off to Japan on his own journey to deepen his bond with his own Gamma Bey, Ace Dragon, in order to achieve a similar "Hyper-Flux" state with his Bey and be the best. This series was originally released as a web-only anime on Coro Coro and Takara Tomy's Youtube channels.
Season 5, ''Beyblade Burst Surge'', centers around sibling duo Hikaru and HyugaHizashi, their Hizashitheir newly created Lightning Beys Kolossal Helios and Super Hyperion, and their journey to defeat Valt and all the Legendary Bladers they come across.
in hopes of becoming Legendary Bladers themselves.
Season 4, ''Beyblade Burst Rise'', follows the adventures of
Season 5, ''Beyblade Burst Surge'', centers around sibling duo Hikaru and Hyuga
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Season 7, ''Beyblade Burst [=QuadStrike=]'', the first season originating overseas, continues Bel's story as he encounters Quadra, a mysterious masked blader who has defeated every blader wielding her Elemental Bey, Lighting Pandora. Alongside her brother, Pax, they are trying to uncover the secrets of the Elemental Beys.
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