Beyblade Burst

Valt Aoi, an enthusiastic Beyblader, is invited by his friend Shu Kurenai to join a local tournament.

Fresh off his tournament win, Valt lets overconfidence get the better of him and Rantaro exploits it, shutting down his Rush Launch to win their rematch.

Valt overcomes Ken Midori's puppet-master tactics to advance in the district tournament while trying to master his Rush Launch technique.

With permission from Principal Shinoda, Valt sets out to start an official Beyblade Club at school, but finds recruiting reluctant classmates tougher than expected.

A new blader tries to shake Valt's confidence with underhanded intimidation tactics before their official tournament match, but Valt shrugs it off and defeats Daigo Kurogami to move on in the bracket.

The Beyblade Club rallies to help Valt fix the biggest weakness in his Rush Launch: his own hot temper.

Valt perfects his new Flash Launch just as tension flares between Hoji and Wakiya, who wants his friend to deliberately throw their upcoming match against Valt.

The district tournament's fourth round arrives as Valt squares off against Hoji Konda, edging out a win to reach the semi-finals.

The gang crosses paths with a musical blader before Wakiya lures Valt into an unofficial battle at his mansion.

Humiliated by his loss to Wakiya, Valt spirals into an obsessive slump, pushing himself too hard to make up for it.

Valt discovers the severity of Shu's shoulder injury just as the semi-finals begin.

Valt's grueling semi-final battle against Wakiya finally reaches its conclusion as he claims victory and advances to the tournament finals.

Orochi puts up a ferocious fight in the tournament finals even as Shu's injured shoulder continues to flare up mid-match.

The tournament finals begin between Valt and an early-leading Shu, but the match is derailed when the two argue over whether Shu should even be competing on his injured shoulder, leading to a temporary falling-out between the friends.

The district tournament final between Valt and Shu intensifies as both push their special moves to the limit.

The Beyclub travels to Xander's family dojo to find Shu, discovering the grounds are riddled with ninja-style training traps.

Xander shows off his mastery of Xeno Xcalius, defeating both Valt and Rantaro in quick succession while pushing them through his relentless training regimen.

A mysterious rival blader called the Shadow-Walker, Ukio Kibuki, debuts alongside his ominous Über Unicrest as the Beigoma Academy Beyclub squares off against a rival squad, the Sword Flames, in a single-elimination team battle format.

The team battle against the Sword Flames continues as Rantaro also falls to Ukio Kibuki's Über Unicrest, putting the Beyclub further behind.

Ken steps up in the team battle and defeats both Ukio Kibuki and Yugo Nansui in succession, dramatically cutting the rival Sword Flames team down to a single remaining member.

The team battle against Sword Flames concludes as Xander Shakadera personally defeats both Ken and Valt, handing the overall victory to his team despite the Beyclub's late rally.

Invitations to the Regional Tournament arrive for Valt and several rivals, kicking off a new stage of competition where Zac Kaneguro, one of the mysterious Supreme Four, makes his debut.

The Regional Tournament's first round continues with Rantaro besting Haruto Aota, while Daigo faces off against Yugo Nansui in a match marred by controversy — Daigo secretly reflects sunlight off his launcher to blind his opponent, winning underhandedly and setting up a moral reckoning for later episodes.

The Regional Tournament semi-finals get underway as Wakiya defeats Hoji, whose difficult family history is revealed along the way, while Valt overcomes Rantaro to keep his own run alive.

While Valt and Rantaro train hard, Supreme Four member Zac Kaneguro sneaks around town in a flimsy disguise to dodge his fans, revealing his new Bey, Zillion Zeutron, along the way and casually defeating both Hoji and Wakiya.

Daigo quits the Beyclub in shame after his cheating comes to light, confessing his foul play to Yugo and the wbba. and accepting disqualification, though he rejoins the club by episode's end.

With Shu and Wakiya now official members, the Beyclub becomes a full five-player team and heads to Wakiya's family cabin for a special training camp built around his brand-new Biting Stadium.

The Team Red versus Team Blue practice battle continues at Wakiya's estate, interrupted when Toko and Nika wander off and get lost in a storm.

The National Team Tournament begins as Valt meets Quon Limon, an old dojo friend of Xander's, ahead of the competition.

The Beigoma Academy Beyclub wins its opening Team Tournament match against Ice Blaze, advancing into the next round alongside two other squads.

The Team Tournament rolls on as Rideout and the Super Stars both advance past their opponents.

Zac finally reveals himself as the masked blader who's been lurking around the Beyclub, inviting everyone to a party where his special guest — Lui Shirosagi, the reigning national champion and last of the Supreme Four — makes a striking debut.

The Beyclub beats the Sword Flames in the Team Tournament's third round, but the victory is bittersweet as Daigo notices Shu's shoulder injury clearly hasn't healed and later catches him secretly launching left-handed to compensate.

The Beyclub faces off against Ken's new team, the Beasts, in the Team Tournament's fourth round.

The Beyclub's battle against the Beasts wraps up with a hard-fought win, keeping their tournament run alive.

Rideout defeats the Super Stars in a hard-fought semi-final battle, while the two remaining teams use their downtime to train for the finals.

Ryota is discharged from the hospital just as the Team Tournament finals begin between the Beyclub and Rideout.

Lui finally steps onto the field in the Team Tournament finals, facing Valt directly and defeating him with ease.

Valt and Lui battle through the final three rounds of the Team Tournament finals, but Lui's overwhelming Lost Spiral ultimately seals the win for Rideout, crowning them Team Tournament champions.

A scheming young scientist named Naoki Minamo tricks and defeats Valt in a bid to study Valtryek up close, kicking off the newly-launched Individual Tournament.

Valt gets his rematch against Naoki Minamo in the Individual Tournament's first round and wins decisively, putting the earlier trickery behind him.

Shu defeats the mysterious Jin Aizawa in the first round of the Individual Tournament, but the celebration is cut short when Valt discovers Naoki tried to sabotage the match to get Jin disqualified.

Valt takes on his old friend Quon Limon in the Individual Tournament's second round and wins, debuting a new technique called the Winged Launch in the process.

The Individual Tournament's second round continues with Ken defeating his old teammate Ben Azuki, while Shu, Wakiya, Xander and Lui all advance to the quarter-finals without incident.

Shu defeats Wakiya in the Individual Tournament quarter-finals, though the win costs Spryzen a visible crack in its Layer.

Valt trains against four teammates at once in a Battle Royale ahead of his quarter-final against Xander, while Xander settles a long-awaited grudge match with Quon that ends in a simultaneous double-burst.

Zac takes on the Atlas Anubion-wielding Akira Yamatoga in the quarter-finals and wins, coming away with newfound respect for his opponent's skill.

Valt defeats Zac in their semi-final battle, prompting a stunned Zac to announce his retirement from competitive Beyblading.

Shu's semi-final rematch against Lui reaches a brutal conclusion as Lui wins decisively, destroying Shu's Storm Spryzen in the process — the first Bey ever destroyed in the Burst series.

The National Individual Tournament final finally arrives, pitting Valt against reigning five-time champion Lui Shirosagi.

In the explosive season finale, Valt's battle against Lui Shirosagi comes to a close in the champion's favor, securing Lui's fifth consecutive National Championship.