Beyblade Burst · Season 7 of 7

Beyblade Burst QuadStrike

  • 2023
  • 26 episodes
  • No Japanese broadcast
  • English Apr 3, 2023

The seventh and final Burst season and fourteenth Beyblade season overall, and the only Burst season to premiere outside Japan. A masquerade tournament brings out the masked Blader Quadra, wielder of Lightning Pandora, while her brother Pax studies elemental power radiating from nearby ruins.

Episodes

26 in broadcast order
  1. 01

    At a Grand Masquerade Bey Tournament held on mysterious ruins rumored to be a "power spot," Bel competes anonymously as "Devastation Man" alongside Ranzo's "Cyclone Man." After a mid-tournament chase reveals a hidden underground arena, Bel loses his semifinal to the masked "Quadra" and her elemental Beyblade, leaving Ranzo to claim the championship.

    EN
  2. 02

    Unable to stop thinking about his loss to Quadra, Bel keeps losing focus in battles with Ranzo, sparking an argument that sends Ranzo storming off.

    EN
  3. 03

    World-class blader Dante Koryu arrives at Phantom's Gate with his new Gambit Dragon, while Pax pushes Pri to battle Bel again to study her rising elemental power.

    EN
  4. 04

    Pri and Hanna have a sleepover, and Pri learns about Bashara's departure for Nexus.

    EN
  5. 05

    Dante beats Pri in the Abyssal Tournament final to become champion, debuting Gambit Dragon's Eruption Armor Tip along the way.

    EN
  6. 06

    A puppet show doubles as a Bey tournament run by Beigoma Academy alum Ken Midori and his family.

    EN
  7. 07

    Still working off their loss, Bel, Ranzo and Pri get roped into performing in one of the Midori family's puppet shows.

    EN
  8. 08

    Valt brings the group to the Shakadera family dojo to meet a powerful blader who has just finished a 300-opponent gauntlet.

    EN
  9. 09

    Xander agrees to a real battle with Bel, Ranzo, and Pri only if they can survive his grueling Shakadera training regimen, which they manage.

    EN
  10. 10

    After sampling Jinemon's cooking, Xander bets Bel that if he wins their battle, Jinemon has to stay and cook for him.

    EN
  11. 11

    Bel, Ranzo, and Pri are invited to a training camp on Battle Island, where they meet brothers Hikaru and Hyuga Hizashi and camp host Wakiya Murasaki.

    EN
  12. 12

    Pax arrives on Battle Island to hand Pri her finished Twister Pandora, and it comes out that he had been secretly training so hard he injured his arm before the International Blader's Cup.

    EN
  13. 13

    Wakiya closes out Battle Camp with a tag-team tournament pairing Hikaru with Hyuga, Bel with Pri, and Valt with Ranzo.

    EN
  14. 14

    World champion Aiger Akabane shows up at Phantom's Gate hunting for Valt to test his new Zeal Achilles, but settles for Bel and Pri instead, only agreeing if they fight him together.

    EN
  15. 15

    Sneaking into the Surging Arena, Bel meets Kit Lopez and his new Whirl Knight, and loses a friendly bout before the Champion's Challenge Tournament even starts.

    EN
  16. 16

    Bel's disqualification stands after day one leaves Kit, Ranzo, and Pri on top, but public demand gets Wakiya to reinstate him for day two's Battle Marathon, an obstacle race that pairs racers off by rank.

    EN
  17. 17

    Shu, researching for the wbba. after Bel and Pri's earlier match, uncovers an ancient ruin whose Aether Beystadium can draw elemental power out of any Bey.

    EN
  18. 18

    Pax orders Pri to lean on a specific move against Bel in their Champion's Challenge semifinal, and she follows his commands for two rounds before finally breaking away to battle her own way in the decider, which Bel still wins.

    EN
  19. 19

    Training with Valt teaches Kit to see him as a rival rather than a hero, and Aiger tips Kit off that Valt and Bel share a habit of getting ahead of themselves, giving Kit a strategy for the final.

    EN
  20. 20

    At the newly unveiled Luminary Arena, Bel finally gets his title match against world champion Aiger, but loses despite his best effort.

    JPStreamed EN
  21. 21

    Pax returns to competitive Blading with his self-built Ruin Pandemonium and beats Valt, who responds by upgrading his own Ultimate Valtryek.

    EN
  22. 22

    A three-way battle royale between Pri, Ranzo, and Kit settles who takes the last open Lodestar Tournament slot, with Pri coming out on top.

    EN
  23. 23

    The Hizashi brothers enter the Lodestar Battle Tournament's first round hoping to make names for themselves: Hikaru wants to beat a legend in Valt, and Hyuga wants to take down Bel.

    EN
  24. 24

    Aiger and Pax face off in the tournament's first round, pitting Resonance against elemental power in a hard-fought contest that Pax ultimately wins.

    EN
  25. 25

    Shu confides in Pri that Pax's mask is really about hiding from the memory of his old injury, deepening her worry about her brother.

    EN
  26. 26

    In the tournament semifinal, Bel overcomes an increasingly intense Pax, who finally grasps what Blading is really about and finds his injured arm fully healed by the fight's end.

    EN

No Japanese television broadcast is recorded for Beyblade Burst QuadStrike; what the guide holds of its Japanese release is a streaming date. The dates are the English ones.

Storyline

The seventh and final Burst season and fourteenth Beyblade season overall, and the only Burst season to premiere outside Japan. A masquerade tournament brings out the masked Blader Quadra, wielder of Lightning Pandora, while her brother Pax studies elemental power radiating from nearby ruins. Bel Daizora remains the reigning Dark Prince, but the season layers in fresh mysteries around Quadra and Pax's family. It debuted on Hulu in two batches during 2023 and also aired on Disney XD and DisneyNOW in the US.

Characters

37In the wiki
All 37 characters

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

Beyblades

32 released for this seriesThe toy catalogue
All 32 Beyblades

Stadiums and places

4In the wiki

Special moves

45In the wiki
All 45 moves

Did you know

26
  • Seventh and final Burst season, fourteenth Beyblade anime season overall; the only Burst season to premiere outside Japan.

  • Debuted on Hulu May 8, 2023 (first 12 episodes) and August 7, 2023 (final 14 episodes); also aired on Disney XD and DisneyNOW.

  • Only Burst season not based on the Beyblade Burst manga; the manga had already ended, and this season's finale closely mirrors it.

  • First Beyblade season built around Hasbro's Beyblades rather than Takara Tomy's, though Japanese production scripts still use Takara Tomy names (e.g. Gatling Dragon instead of Gambit Dragon).

  • The only season across the Burst Series in which no Beyblade is destroyed (bursts).

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

  • First Beyblade season not to reach 51 episodes in any release format, running 26 episodes at 22 minutes each.

  • Only season of Beyblade Burst not based on the Beyblade Burst manga; the manga ended before this season aired, and its finale closely mirrors the manga's ending.

All 26 notes
  • First Beyblade anime season built around Hasbro's Beyblades rather than Takara Tomy's, though Japanese scripts still use the Takara Tomy names, e.g. Gatling Dragon instead of Gambit Dragon.

  • First Burst season with a localized opening using no episode visuals or sound effects and no shortened split-screen ending.

  • The only Burst season in which no Beyblade is ever destroyed.

  • First Beyblade season not to reach 51 episodes in any release format, running 26 episodes of 22 minutes due to its Western debut.

  • This is the first Beyblade Burst episode to premiere outside Japan

    Episode 01
  • Along with the series premiere, it is one of only two localized episodes without a next-episode preview

    Episode 01
  • The battle-royale launch sequence contains several animation mix-ups: Triumph Dragon appears instead of Gambit Dragon, and Devastate Belfyre appears instead of Divine Belfyre

    Episode 05
  • In the pre-battle Bey reveal, Xcalius's reflection in Pri's visor is drawn unmirrored while Xander's reflection is correct.

    Episode 08
  • This is the last QuadStrike episode to open with a pre-title recap, a device not used again after Aiger's Turbo Resonance! earlier in the franchise.

    Episode 10
  • When the final score for the Pri-versus-Kit match is shown, the scoreboard mislabels it as the first round instead of the second.

    Episode 15
  • In the Disney XD/Hulu US broadcast, an animation slip briefly shows Pri's mask on right after she removes it; other regional broadcasts do not have this error.

    Episode 18
  • Divine Belfyre's Divine Dive animation here reuses the unfiltered visual originally made for Beyblade Burst QuadDrive.

    Episode 19
  • This episode had a one-time Japanese-language stream on ADK's Vimeo channel in October 2023, making it the only QuadStrike episode ever released in Japanese.

    Episode 20
  • This is the only episode where Pri battles in her normal outfit instead of her Quadra costume.

    Episode 24
  • This is the only QuadStrike episode where the Japanese and English dub titles are identical.

    Episode 25
  • With no end-of-episode preview needed, thirty extra seconds of story were added, making this the longest QuadStrike episode.

    Episode 26
  • Señor Hanami's introduction of Destined Belfyre as 'destructive... divine... devastating' nods to every Belfyre form Bel has used: Destruction, Devastate, Divine, and Destined.

    Episode 26
  • Norman Tarver, Evel Oxford, Count Nightfell, and Arthur Peregrine are the only major series bladers who do not appear in this finale.

    Episode 26

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

Soundtracks

1 songsEvery Beyblade song
  1. Opening
    Darkness Turns to Light Our Last Night
    Japanese The whole season
  2. Opening
    Darkness Turns to Light Our Last Night
    English The whole season
  3. Ending (instrumental) Japanese The whole season
  4. Ending (instrumental) English The whole season

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

Released on

  • Darkness Turns to Light (opening theme song)

    Single · Feb 10, 2023 · Lakeshore Records

Credits and music

Staff

  • Character Design: Toshiaki Ohashi, Kana Miyai
  • Avatar Character Design: Yoshihiro Nagamori

Cast

  • Bel Daizora: Mutsumi Tamura / Morgan Berry
  • Pri Forsythe: Yo Taichi / Anjali Kunapaneni
  • Pax Forsythe: Toshiki Masuda / Darrel J Delfin
  • Valt Aoi: Marina Inoue / Kimlinh Tran
  • Ranzo Kiyama: Fumihiro Okabayashi / Luis Bermudez
  • Hanna Suiro: Rina Honnizumi / Michelle Marie
  • Jinemon Daizora: Yohei Tadano / Frank Todaro
  • Aiger Akabane: Tomoko Ikeda / Laura Stahl
  • Dante Koryu: Megumi Han / Erika Harlacher-Stone
  • Hikaru Hizashi: Haruka Tomatsu / Jade Dennis
  • Hyuga Hizashi: Natsumi Fujiwara / Ryan Bartley
  • Shu Kurenai: Junya Enoki / Alan Lee

Themes

  • OP (English): Darkness Turns to Light by Our Last Night
  • ED (English, instrumental): Darkness Turns to Light

Arcs

  • Masquerade tournament
  • Quadra vs. the Dark Prince

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