AniWorthBeyblade Burst
Introduction
The story revolves around Valt Aoi and Shu Kurenai as well as their teammates, Rantaro Kiyama, Daina Kurogami and Wakiya Komurasaki at the Beigoma Academy school in Japan. When not studying, the close friends are obsessed with their Beyblade, creating a school bey club later in the season and challenging each other to battles at their Bey Stadium. The friends eventually become friendly rivals as they compete against each other in a competition to claim the title of Japan’s top Blader.
(Source: Beyblade Wiki)
Where to watch
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Audience ratings
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Audience reviews
5 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
ajw215799
So this was my first venture into subbed Beyblade territory (as Beyblade X is still ongoing and I’m still watching that). And I see that despite X and Burst having two separate writing teams, the propensity for rage quit moments still existed all the way back in 2016. This show has enough decent Beyblading action to keep you satisfied-ish for 51 episodes but unfortunately what lets this show down is the characters are far too one dimensional. With a main character whose brains reside in his guts, the opportunity for characters to have good development is completely nonexistent with 11 year old children just being swollen balls of pride and ego, way more than is acceptable for children their age, and a main character whose brains reside alternates between being a talented blader and a compl…
Read at the sourceSamborn
going to keep this spoiler free as much as possible
from the transitioning of metal to burst, the first season was overall good.
the new cast was unique and didn't stick with how old the cast from metal was which was a good sign.
the synopsis is about the journey of Valt aoi and working his way up from the beginning with the help of his friends like Rantaro or known as Honcho. the character development that they go through is done well.
all of the battles that takes place are really well done especially the later ones that takes place in the final few episodes, you can see the improvements to the choreography with the battles from the beginning.
the soundtrack is astounding and always amazing to come back on occasions, and i like the Valts theme and the way that they play, reminds of…
Read at the sourceKurenaiK
Note: I watched all of the beyblade generations and this is by FAR the best one.
There are a LOT of shonen animes that try too hard to be unique, but most of them fail. Beyblade burst keeps things simple while really focusing on its characters and their interactions, unlike the previous generations who were just about battling and yada yada. In this season the beyblade battles are more of a plot device for the characters to fully interact with each other, and it works perfectly.
Animation and voice acting is good, it gets better in the next season (especially the CG) but it's a pretty popular show in Japan so of course the budget is pretty big. What sets this anime apart though is that there are SO MANY good soundtracks. In a 4-cour anime of course there's bound to be a lot of good music…
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It's been a long time since I watched beyblade, back then when metal fusion was the thing. I saw a random episode of Beyblade burst on the tv(in german language) and I thought that it was not even bad, actually the characters were funny and cool. Sure this is a kids show and many people are too mature or old for this, but if you can forget that his is a kids show than you will surely love it.
Analysis time;
Story: 9
It's the typical sports anime story, the main characters starts weak but he trains alot and becomes really strong. The pacing is really good and it's quite realistic. All the side characters are somehow important to the story and the battles are not extremly long, they are even epic and really nice to watch. Overall the story is great, because it's filled with comedy, slice…
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Where have the years of enjoyable Beyblade gone? As a huge fan of the original series, the contrast between that and this is painful. That isn't to say that this series in simply bad but it is simply worse than both the original and metal series. With little excitement, weak main characters and a story that only gets exciting after 30 episodes and introducing several new characters, Beyblade Burst instant charm.
What is good about the anime is (sadly) the side characters. In this series it is easier to enjoy the appearance of supporting characters (such as Xander and Zac) rather than the main character Volt; but there's a lot more to be said about that later on. The animation is pretty nice and clean and the dubbed voices are pretty good. But yet my largest criticism is the…
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