AniWorthBeyblade G Revolution
Introduction
After keeping their BitBeasts out of harm's way, a new world championship tournament is announced, but the defending champions can't all be on the same team. Their friendship will be tested and tried as each Bladebreaker goes on a quest to prove why they are the best Beyblader around. Tyson, Max, Ray, Kai, and newcomer Daichi, must keep up their winning ways...even if they must face each other. But, after the tournament is over, what awaits them is an old foe, Boris, taking over the BBA and transforming it into BEGA, the Beyblade Entertainment Global Association. To save Beybladers of the entire world from BEGA's corruption, the Bladebreakers must reunite once again...
(Source: ANN)
Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 7.02/10 · 32783
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Audience reviews
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Oddysee
The pinnacle of the first generation of the Beyblade anime.
I started watching Beyblade again solely out of nostalgia. I watched the original season of Beyblade as a kid and thought it would be nice to go back to and I'm glad I did. What started out fine but nothing special with the first season, became kinda bad with the second season, actually ended on a high note with this third outing.
For those who don't know, the "first generation", more commonly known as "gen 1" or "plastic gen", is the collective name given to the original three seasons of the Beyblade anime. Namely, Beyblade, Beyblade V-Force and Beyblade G Revolution.
Having now watched all three, I can firmly say that G Revolution is the best of them all and a fitting end to the OG run of the anime.
In G Revolution, the fore…
Read at the sourceDiophantine
Story 8/10
This season does away with the generic subplot of "badguy tries to steal bitbeasts" that Season 2 and the end of Season 1 was about and instead focuses on what made the Beyblade series as a whole an enjoyable watch: watching very likeable and realistic characters that you feel emotionally invested in participate in a sport that they are passionate about while developing as people. Throughout this season, there aren't really any "bad guys" - just conflicting views and different personalities, which makes the season as a whole very unique in comparison to similar anime.
The first arc takes up two thirds of the season and follows the World Tournament circuit, with Tyson as the main focal point. This is a nice change, since Tyson, as likeable as he was, did not receive much explic…
Read at the sourceultimategamer95
(My first review... let's see how this goes (pls don't bash on it if it's too bad :L))
So after re-watching the original Beyblade series for like the 12th time (lost count, lol), I decided to right a review and stuff.
Story: The story of this show tries it's best to grab your attention and prepare you as much as possible, and it achieves this quite well. Though in my opinion the story could of been better, it still contains many breathtaking moments whilst is goes way more in-depth than it did with the first two seasons. The dialogue has also improved quite a bit in this season, along with more emotional moments being included.
Animation/Artwork: To be honest, I'd say this season has the best animation out of all the original series; it just looks pretty damn stunning. I really can't…
Read at the sourceEmeraldWolfChild
(Second review! Eeep!)
Story: Though the story for this season is a bit overused, it holds true to its constant surprises and keeping people wondering what will happen next. Finally gaining some more depth than season one or two, many things happen to show that everything has changed and that life goes on whether they like it or not. Some Shonen-ai hints,generally almost non-existant, might be detected both in the Japanese and English versions, but this is more of a best friend thing compared to anything serious,turning out to be quite touching. I also found the speeches that Takao (Tyson) gave more realistic and down to earth. Story gets an 8.
Animation: A definite improvment from season two and a 200% improvment from season one, the characters finally look their age, although at the en…
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