Beyblade Burst · Season 6 of 7

Beyblade Burst QuadDrive

  • 2021–2022
  • 26 episodes
  • Japan Apr 2, 2021
  • English Dec 4, 2021

Known as Beyblade Burst Dynamite Battle in Japan, this is the sixth Burst season and thirteenth Beyblade season overall, and the last Burst season to debut in Japan. Rumors of a Bey graveyard called Phantom's Gate lead Bashara Suiro to Bel Daizora, the Dark Prince, who wields the destructive Quad Bey Belfyre and challenges Bladers worldwide.

Episodes

26 in broadcast order
  1. 01

    Bashara and Hanna sneak into a mansion rumored to be haunted and instead meet Bel Daizora, the self-proclaimed "Dark Prince" of Phantom's Gate, who beats Bashara's Demise Spellscraper with his Quad System Beyblade Destruction Belfyre and streams the win worldwide.

    JPEN
  2. 02

    Brazilian blader Ranzo Kiyama arrives in Japan hoping to test himself against Bel and tags along with Bashara and Hanna to Phantom's Gate.

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  3. 03

    Bel switches Belfyre to High Mode to finish off Ranzo's comeback bid, and the two rivals spend the rest of the episode bickering over everything from battle records to a dish-washing contest.

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  4. 04

    A simultaneous double burst between Bel and Ranzo goes uncaptured on video, sparking an argument just as World Champion Valt Aoi arrives at Phantom's Gate.

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  5. 05

    Bel drags the group to Spain to challenge Free at El Astro, where Free debuts his newly evolved Vanish Fafnir.

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  6. 06

    Rashad reveals he independently built his own Brave Valtryek after being inspired by Valt's.

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  7. 07

    Free finally defeats Bel after switching Fafnir to Low Mode, inspiring Valt to evolve Brave Valtryek into Salvage Valtryek.

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  8. 08

    Bashara finds new courage and beats Bel with his freshly built Roar Balkesh.

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  9. 09

    Wakiya Murasaki returns to launch the Great Aerial Tour, an airship trip letting Bel, Ranzo, Bashara and Rashad battle blading legends worldwide.

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  10. 10

    Jealous of Bel's win over Valt, Rashad trains hard and beats Bel for the right to face the tour's next legend.

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  11. 11

    Bel breaks the tour's rules to challenge Free himself and wins, costing Rashad his scheduled match against the legend.

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  12. 12

    Ilya reveals Magma Ifritor's Wave Armor Tip and its Balance and High Modes, then beats Bel again under a "minion for a day" wager.

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  13. 13

    Lui defeats Ilya to close out their battle, and Bel completes the L Gear, finishing Destruction Belfyre's Perfect Gear form.

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  14. 14

    Rashad is crowned the Great Aerial Tour's MVP, and his reward match against Bel ends with Salvage Valtryek destroying Destruction Belfyre outright.

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  15. 15

    Grieving and withdrawn, Bel eventually finds his passion again and evolves his shattered Beyblade into Devastate Belfyre, debuting it with a win over Ranzo.

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  16. 16

    Rashad defeats Valt as Glory Regnar fully awakens, and a chaotic argument over who battles Rashad next leads Wakiya to organize a team battle: Bel, Ranzo and Valt against Rashad, Bashara and Ilya.

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  17. 17

    The Dark Prince vs. High Prince team battle continues as Bashara's relentless style frustrates Bel until Bashara claims the win, and Bel's selfish focus on beating Rashad lets Bashara and Ilya's team take the battle-royale third game, giving Rashad's side the advantage.

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  18. 18

    Rashad names Valt as his next opponent, angering Bel, who storms off before returning to challenge and lose to Valt himself, finally accepting him as the team's representative.

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  19. 19

    Rashad's furious assault destroys Salvage Valtryek at the same moment Glory Regnar bursts, but since Valt can't continue, Rashad's team wins the team battle.

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  20. 20

    Bel and Ranzo both fall to Valt's new Ultimate Valtryek, prompting Bel to upgrade his launcher with Shu's advice and finally beat Valt.

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  21. 21

    Phelix Payne, seeking revenge on Rashad, beats Bashara and Ilya in a two-on-one match, and his grudge is traced to a loss in the European Junior Finals where Rashad called his style "boring." Phelix then tracks Bel down at Phantom's Gate, and Bel and Ranzo battle each other for the right to face him first.

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  22. 22

    Phelix defeats Bel and Ranzo, then tracks down Valt at Beigoma Academy to vent his anger at Rashad.

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  23. 23

    Bel and friends track the vanished Phelix to Iceland, where Bel's Perfect Gear rematch ends in a draw that helps Phelix let go of his anger.

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  24. 24

    Noticing how much Rashad has changed, Bashara leaves Nexus to challenge Bel at Phantom's Gate and loses but is welcomed back regardless.

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  25. 25

    Bel loses to Rashad in the tournament's second round, and Valt awakens Ultimate Valtryek's Variable' Driver.

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  26. 26

    Valt arranges a final showdown between Bel and Rashad, which Bel wins after Rashad, aided by Ilya's return, bonds with Regnar for the first time.

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JP is the Japanese broadcast; EN is the English one, where the season had it.

Storyline

Known as Beyblade Burst Dynamite Battle in Japan, this is the sixth Burst season and thirteenth Beyblade season overall, and the last Burst season to debut in Japan. Rumors of a Bey graveyard called Phantom's Gate lead Bashara Suiro to Bel Daizora, the Dark Prince, who wields the destructive Quad Bey Belfyre and challenges Bladers worldwide. Lui Shirosagi and other Blading Legends answer the call, while a new, unproven Blader emerges from the crowd to threaten Bel's reign. Netflix picked up the season April 1, 2023, and DisneyNOW carried its first 17 episodes from June 2022.

Characters

18In the wiki
All 18 characters

Ordered by how many of this season's episodes the guide places each character in.

Beyblades

123 released for this seriesThe toy catalogue
All 123 Beyblades
2 named on screen in the episodes

Stadiums and places

5In the wiki

Special moves

32In the wiki

Did you know

36
  • Known as Beyblade Burst Dynamite Battle in Japan; sixth Burst season, thirteenth Beyblade anime season overall.

  • The final Burst season to debut in Japan, despite being succeeded by Beyblade Burst QuadStrike.

  • Netflix added the season April 1, 2023; DisneyNOW streamed the first 17 episodes from June 2022 as they aired in the US.

  • Only Burst season to go on hiatus on the official English YouTube channel.

  • Set only a few months after Beyblade Burst Surge, unlike most season transitions which skip about a year.

  • Bang Zoom! Studios began English dub production in July 2021, with Bashara's first lines recorded July 22, 2021, per voice actor Beau Bridgland.

  • One of three Burst seasons (with Turbo and QuadStrike) whose localized title names its Bey System.

  • Set only a few months after Beyblade Burst Surge, unlike most season transitions, which skip roughly a year.

All 36 notes
  • The only Burst season to go on hiatus on the official English YouTube channel.

  • Its localized title card uses a screenshot from the episode 'The Dark Prince! And Destruction Belfyre!' rather than the Japanese opening's background, making it only the second season to source its English title card from an in-episode shot.

  • Bang Zoom! Studios began English dub production in July 2021, with Bashara's first lines recorded July 22, 2021, according to voice actor Beau Bridgland.

  • One of three Burst seasons, alongside Turbo and QuadStrike, whose localized title names its Bey System.

  • The season premiere breaks tradition by not introducing a new Valtryek

    Episode 01
  • It is the first Burst episode whose title card doesn't follow directly after the opening

    Episode 01
  • In the manga the mansion trip is a school field trip and Bashara's Beyblade is stolen before his first battle

    Episode 01
  • This episode overtakes an earlier Burst episode as the earliest in a season where a Beyblade is destroyed, both cases involving a Glide Roktavor

    Episode 02
  • Valt's shirt and cheek tattoo are drawn inconsistently in one shot while he watches Bel reveal High Mode

    Episode 03
  • Valt's profile photo when Hanna meets him reuses art from his Legend Festival battle with Lain Valhalla

    Episode 04
  • The episode calls Valt "current World Champion," though a later season reveals Aiger Akabane still holds the title, suggesting a possible dialogue inconsistency

    Episode 04
  • In the manga, Free's first opponent is Bel rather than Ranzo, and the fight happens at Phantom's Gate instead of El Astro

    Episode 05
  • This is the first Burst episode where a part title is spoken aloud in the English dub

    Episode 06
  • The second half is dated to June 1st, Ranzo's birthday, the only time a specific date is confirmed in the Burst series

    Episode 06
  • In the manga, Belfyre beats Fafnir on its first try with the F Gear rather than needing a second battle

    Episode 06
  • The Japanese title for the second half was originally hidden as "Explosive Sword! The New Valkyrie!!" to conceal Savior Valkyrie's name

    Episode 07
  • Most of the episode is set on June 1st, Ranzo's birthday, continuing from the prior episode

    Episode 07
  • The Japanese title for the second half was initially hidden as "The Evil Dragon's Howl, Bahamut!!" to disguise Roar Bahamut's name

    Episode 08
  • The second Japanese episode covered here introduces the season's second Japanese opening

    Episode 09
  • The Japanese title for the second half was initially hidden as "The Crimson Spriggan!!" to conceal Astral Spriggan's name

    Episode 10
  • In the manga, Lui gifts Bel the L Gear after losing rather than Bel building it himself

    Episode 13
  • In the manga, Belfyre is destroyed by Glory Regnar instead, and Bashara sides with Rashad earlier in the story

    Episode 14
  • The second Japanese episode covered here introduces the season's third Japanese opening

    Episode 15
  • The word "gekokujō," referenced in the Japanese title, describes a lower-ranked person overthrowing a higher-ranked one

    Episode 18
  • This is only the second forfeit-adjacent loss in the Burst series after Free's injury forfeit against Valt in an earlier season

    Episode 19
  • A flashback of Valt and Shu's earlier battle was redubbed for a studio change, altering Valt's post-battle line

    Episode 19
  • In the manga Ilya never appears, and only Bashara stands by Rashad for the final battle; in the anime, both partners eventually leave him

    Episode 25
  • This is the final episode of Beyblade Burst to debut in Japan, and the only one without a next-episode preview in the localized release

    Episode 26

Notes recorded for this season and its episodes; attributed, not verified by us.

Soundtracks

2 songsEvery Beyblade song
  1. Opening Japanese The whole season
  2. Opening
    We're Your Rebels Nathan Sharp
    English The whole season
  3. Ending (instrumental) Japanese The whole season
  4. Ending (instrumental) English The whole season

The background score of Beyblade Burst QuadDrive was written by Frederik Wiedmann.

Released on

  • Clash! Dynamite Battle

    Single · Jul 5, 2021 · ADK Emotions

  • We're Your Rebels (opening theme song)

    Single · Dec 3, 2021 · Lakeshore Records

Credits and music

Staff

  • Original Work: Hiro Morita
  • General Manager: Katsuhiro Akiyama
  • Director: O Jingu
  • Series Organizer: Hideki Sonoda
  • Character Design: Toshiaki Ouhashi
  • Sound Supervisor: Hiroki Matsuoka
  • Music: Frederik Wiedmann
  • Animation: OLM
  • Production: ADK Emotions

Cast

  • Bel Daizora: Mutsumi Tamura / Morgan Berry
  • Valt Aoi: Marina Inoue / Kimlinh Tran
  • Ranzo Kiyama: Fumihiro Okabayashi / Luis Bermudez
  • Bashara Suiro: Katsumi Fukuhara / Beau Bridgland
  • Hanna Suiro: Rina Honnizumi / Michelle Marie
  • Rashad Goodman: Daisuke Ono / Jordan Dash Cruz
  • Ilya Mao: Lynn / Brittany Cox
  • Phelix Payne: Nobuhiko Okamoto / Brandon McInnis
  • Shu Kurenai: Junya Enoki / Alan Lee
  • Free De La Hoya: Ryoko Shiraishi / Khoi Dao
  • Lui Shirosagi: Romi Park / Brandon Winckler
  • Wakiya Murasaki: Yu Kobayashi / Howard Wang

Themes

  • OP (Japanese): Clash! Dynamite Battle by NORISTRY
  • OP (English): We're Your Rebels by Nathan Sharp (NateWantsToBattle)
  • ED (Japanese, instrumental): Clash! Dynamite Battle
  • ED (English, instrumental): We're Your Rebels

Arcs

  • Phantom's Gate

The Beyblades listed are the toy catalogue's entries whose product pages name this series.