Episodes
13 in broadcast order- 01
In the Beywheelz World Championship final at Destection City, top Wheeler Sho Tenma faces teammate Jin Ryu in a decisive three-match series, winning the last bout with a sleep-out finish to claim his third championship title.
EN - 02
Leon opens Team Estrella's training to any young Wheeler who can reach a certain skill level, but the session is interrupted when the masked Dominators start terrorizing the city.
EN - 03
As the Dominators keep terrorizing local Wheelers, Sho and Jin visit DREAM headquarters to report the attacks to Chairman Ryan, who admits the Dominators and their Beys are a total mystery.
EN - 04
Scouting for new Estrella recruits, Leon travels to the wasteland town of Sand Miguel chasing rumors of a fierce 'Strong Armed Outlaw.' He and gym member Covey Horn track the real culprit behind a gym's destruction to Jake of the Dominators; Covey battles Jake for the gym's honor but is outmaneuvered and finished off by Jake's Poison Bite.
EN - 05
Scouting for recruits in Das Vegas, Sho and Jin watch two young racers, Marche and Nicole, win the local BeyWheelz Grand Prix.
EN - 06
The five-on-five tournament between the Dominators and Team Estrella kicks off with Covey facing Sting's Toxic Stinger Scorpio in a randomly chosen crash-and-cactus arena.
EN - 07
After Covey's win, DJ orders a tag-team round.
EN - 08
Estrella's veterans reveal that Leon has never won a championship because his temper gets the best of him.
EN - 09
Jin faces Glen in the fourth round inside a stadium studded with flaming geysers, and works out the geysers' timing to gain the edge.
EN - 10
With the standings tied, Sho meets Odin in the deciding Judgement Bey match on a plain stadium ringed by an electric containment wall.
EN - 11
Ryan Gladstone admits he secretly leads both DREAM and the Dominators, having run Judgement Bey purely as an experiment pitting street-trained Wheelers against artificially trained ones so he could recruit whichever side won.
EN - 12
Team Estrella storms the DREAM tower to confront Ryan, splitting up floor by floor: Covey holds the ground floor against low-level Dominator minions, Marche and Nicole face David, Jake, Sting and Glen together, Jin and Leon challenge Matthew and Lucy, and Gigante reluctantly duels his own brother David.
EN - 13
Odin refuses to fight Sho again and sides with Team Estrella, forcing Ryan to battle him personally and win quickly.
EN
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No Japanese television broadcast is recorded for BeyWheelz, which was made for the English-language market. The dates are the English ones.
- Jin Ryu11 episodes
- Sho Tenma11 episodes
- Leon Fierce10 episodes
- Covey Horn9 episodes
- Glen9 episodes
- Nicole Spears9 episodes
- Ryan Gladstone9 episodes
- Gigante8 episodes
- Jake8 episodes
- David8 episodes
- Sting7 episodes
- Lucy McClain2 episodes
All 18 characters
Ordered by how many of this season's episodes the guide places each character in.
Did you know
8The Japanese version includes an exchange between Sho and Leon before Sho enters the arena, cut from the English version.
Episode 01Jake is the only Dominator absent from the group's attack in this episode.
Episode 02Leon does not appear in this episode.
Episode 05When Jin and Glen's Beywheelz first clash on screen, the animation mistakenly shows Destroyer and Pegasus in place of Fireblaze and Drago.
Episode 09The other type of Bey mentioned in this episode is a reference to standard Beyblades, as opposed to Beywheelz.
Episode 11This episode featured the most Beywheelz of any episode in the series, with 15 total.
Episode 13Gigante and Odin, unlike fellow ex-Dominators David, Glen, Jake and Sting, were allowed to keep their beys.
Episode 13This episode closes out BeyWheelz's first season.
Episode 13
Notes recorded for this season and its episodes; attributed, not verified by us.
- Opening Japanese The whole season
- Opening English The whole season
- Ending Japanese The whole season
- Ending (instrumental) English The whole season
- Ending Italian The whole season
No soundtrack record was ever released for BeyWheelz: its songs exist only in the episodes themselves. What was released, across the whole of Beyblade, is a short list.
The Beyblades listed are the toy catalogue's entries whose product pages name this series.