Beyblade X, season 3

Now down to three members after the Star Battle, Persona holds a fan meeting where Jaxon, as Blader X, breezes through ninety-nine challengers before his hundredth opponent manages a draw and calls him by his real name.

No sooner does Nine finish her warning than Xenon City begins to tremble.

Jaxon's fight against Eight's time-warping Mirage Clock continues and he pulls out the win, though it turns out he had only been using replica Beys at the earlier fan meeting, explaining his draw with Nine.

Ginro, whose old Sterling Wolf had been melted down and reborn as Hunt Wolf, faces off against twins Three and Four Cross and their shape-shifting Umbra Sol, but loses.

A flashback reveals Zero soliciting 'future Bey' designs aimed at children, believing they represent the future.

As the mutual grudge match with the Cross family approaches, Team Persona trains with their new Might Emperor customizations and the Infinite Stadium.

Blaze Fujiwara meets with Karla at Yggdrasil Inc. to discuss her loss to Three and Four, weighing whether Zero's philosophy of destruction and progress is something to fight or follow.

Hoping to become a local hero, Packun livestreams himself sneaking into the True X, where he runs into Five Cross in the basement.

Haunted by nightmares of his brutal match with Jaxon, Khrome is taken into custody by One Cross and brought to the True X.

Sigrid and Ciel visit Persona so Multi can help customize the Hunt Wolf that Ginro entrusted to Sigrid, converting it into a Balance Type built around Scythe Incendio's stock parts.

Fans across the globe tune in as pros mount their counterattack against the Cross family.

Five Cross demands a battle with Jaxon at Komaba Sushi, wanting to take him to the True X for experiments if he wins.

Believing Blaze may have been invited rather than kidnapped, Zonamos and Yuni lead Persona and Karla to the True X, where Blaze reveals he's sided with Zero, drawn to a possible future upgrade for his Beyblades.

With Infinite Stadiums popping up across Xenon City, Nine feels she's the only member of Persona who hasn't accomplished anything against the Cross family, until encouragement from her teammates snaps her out of it.

Executive Gigatani forces Pendragon's Sigrid and Ciel to transfer to the True X, threatening to disband the team if they refuse or throw their upcoming title match against Zooganic.

With Coil Orochi now mass-produced, Zero unleashes masked 'Future Pros' — revealed to be Gigatani's former Shadow Pros — across Xenon City to challenge the pros.

As Future Pros keep losing to higher-ranked pros, Five confronts Gigatani for making his creation look bad, only to be beaten by him.

Now wielding Meteoroid Dragoon, Khrome decides to leave the underground scene behind and challenges Byte's shadowy group.

Jaxon's new Strike Dran is finally complete, and Multi hopes it can end the conflict with the Cross family for good.

Before Jaxon can reach Khrome, Persona must get past the Cross siblings, and despite giving their all, the family's determination to impress Zero carries them to victory in every matchup.

Gigatani corners Khrome for a battle, but Ciel steps in to fight in his place.

While Byte calls out for Khrome, an approaching Gigatani is dragged off by Future Pro Bladers who've decided he's outlived his usefulness.

Marking the start of the True Future Arc, Team Persona trains at the Shiroboshi School dojo before taking their promotion test.

As the 'True X Tower War' begins, Persona sets off for the True X Tower, ready for whatever challenge awaits.

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A new challenger, the skilled amateur Kiwami Miyazukae, arrives at the True X Tower wielding a Beyblade built by BeyTuber Packun, declaring herself the eventual victor.

The confrontation between Kiwami Miyazukae and Two Cross continues, pitting Kiwami's Packun-built Delta Unicorn against Two's mysterious Bullet Griffon.

Persona takes on Two Cross next, who taunts Nine over her betrayal of Zero.

With only two battles left before the true final showdown, Zero surprises Persona by advancing them straight to the finals — but since it's a 3-on-3 team match, he insists on testing which of the four members should be cut.

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The ultimate showdown finally arrives as crowds of pros and fans watch on monitors.

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The thirty-fourth and final episode of Beyblade X's third season closes out the True Future Arc, resolving the ongoing clash between Persona and the Kurosu All-Stars in Persona's favour and putting Zero Cross's own Beyblade, Courage Drake G, on screen for the first time.