Metal Fight Beyblade · Season 1 of 4
Beyblade: Metal Fusion
The first season of the Beyblade: Metal Saga anime, following development that began in 2008 after the Original Series ended. Gingka Hagane, searching for his hidden past with partner Storm Pegasus, arrives in Metal Bey City and sets out to defeat the villainous Dark Nebula organization and Ryuga, wielder of the forbidden Lightning L-Drago.
Episodes
51 in broadcast order- 01
Kenta Yumiya battles in a tournament and is later ambushed by the bullying Face Hunters gang, until traveling blader Gingka Hagane intervenes with his Storm Pegasus and routs them single-handedly.
JPEN - 02
Gingka becomes popular among Kenta's friends while Kyoya trains to surpass him.
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Doji takes Kyoya and the Face Hunters to a mountain camp, then personally beats Kyoya with his Dark Wolf to send him off for further training.
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Doji gives Benkei the new Dark Bull to seek revenge for Kyoya, while Madoka teaches Kenta's friends the four Beyblade type categories.
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Gingka vows to stop a mystery blader scratching other kids' Beyblades on purpose, who turns out to be crab-obsessed bully Tetsuya Watarigani.
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Wandering blader Hikaru Hasama arrives seeking tougher opponents and easily beats the Face Hunters, drawing Benkei's interest.
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Devastated by his loss, Kenta accepts Benkei's unconventional, brotherly training to prepare for a rematch with Hikaru.
JPEN - 08
Doji sends Kyoya to complete his brutal training regimen at Wolf's Canyon while a French-voiced talking camera named Merci lures Gingka into a fake game show to secretly gather battle data on him.
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Tetsuya's attempt to seize leadership of the Face Hunters ends when the returning, colder Kyoya crushes him and then disbands the group entirely.
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A weakened Benkei begs Gingka to fight Kyoya and restore his rival's spirit.
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After Gingka's win, Doji casually defeats an exhausted Kyoya with Dark Wolf before Benkei saves bystanders from falling debris.
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Gingka's group fights through Merci's booby-trapped castle, including a conveyor-belt trap, a giant Beyblade, and rival twins Dan and Reiki Sodo, whom Kyoya defeats alone.
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Doji explains Lightning L-Drago's fearsome history as Ryuga finally battles Gingka atop a hidden ocean stadium.
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Shaken and listless after his loss, Gingka finally opens up to Kenta about his father Ryo, revealing the full story of Ryuga and Doji's attack on Koma Village years earlier.
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Learning Gingka has left for Koma Village, Kenta, Madoka, Benkei and Kyoya set out after him through a rugged forest, their friendship fraying under exhaustion and bickering.
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Kyoya catches Hyoma leading the group in circles and forces a confrontation, revealing Hyoma's true Beyblade, Clay Aries.
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The group finally reaches Koma Village and meets Hokuto, a talking dog who reveals Gingka is climbing a nearby mountain alone, seeking a scroll from a "Legendary Blader" to help him defeat Ryuga.
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Reunited with his friends, an apologetic Gingka renews his vow to defeat Ryuga, but old friend Hyoma insists on one last battle.
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After Madoka accidentally swaps Kenta's and Benkei's spin tracks and performance tips while cleaning, the two discover the benefits of mismatched parts and become obsessed with part customization.
JPEN - 20
Doji introduces Ryuga to prodigy blader Yu Tendo in the desert, while back home Gingka's group learns of the WBBA's island tournament "Survival Battle," where the winner earns any wish.
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The Survival Battle rages on as Gingka racks up easy wins and Hyoma challenges Kyoya, losing and cracking Rock Leone's performance tip.
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Yu Tendo's Flame Libra proves unbeatable, having already downed Hikaru, Kenta, and Benkei, and its hidden Eternal Sharp tip endures both Gingka and Kyoya's assaults.
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Yu announces his wish, the tournament Battle Bladers, open to the nation's strongest bladers, and Dark Nebula reveals itself as co-sponsor, with Doji naming Yu a member and setting a 50,000-point entry threshold.
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As everyone grinds toward Battle Bladers qualification, Gingka meets Tsubasa Otori, a calm, perceptive blader traveling with a trained eagle who seems to already know Gingka's true mission.
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Kyoya, restless without challengers, becomes the target of a masked vigilante blader called Captain Capri, revealed to be young Tobio Oike, who tracks him relentlessly across the city.
JPEN - 26 Tsubasa Flies Into The Dark闇に舞う翼 (Tsubasa, Dancing In The Darkness)
Tsubasa wins a Dark Nebula-linked tournament and publicly exposes a competitor as a Dark Nebula member, catching Doji and Yu's attention.
JPEN - 27 Intruders in the Challenge Match乱入!チャレンジマッチ (Rannyuu! Charenji Macchi)
Doji sends undercover agents Tsubasa and Yu to test Gingka's friends at a two-track qualifying tournament.
JPEN - 28
Madoka reviews her friends' qualifying progress and notes Tetsuya's suspicious success.
JPEN - 29 Kenta and Soraケンタと宇宙 (Kenta to Sora)
Young blader Sora Akatsuki, self-proclaimed "Gingka's #1 apprentice," challenges Kenta, hoping to copy Gingka's signature move, but loses when his imitation attack misses.
JPEN - 30
In this thinly documented wiki entry, Gingka reunites with his friends upon arriving in a new city for a qualifying tournament.
JPEN - 31
Gingka and friends arrive late to a tournament where Yu reveals that Tsubasa has defected to the Dark Nebula.
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The six semifinalists — Gingka, Kenta, Kyoya, Hyoma, Yu and Tsubasa — are thrown into a chaotic six-way battle royal after Doji changes the format.
JPEN - 33 The Oath of the Phoenix不死鳥(フェニックス)の誓い
With points now decided from the battle royal, Tetsuya disguises himself as a wealthy foreign collector to trick Gingka into handing over his Beypoints.
JPEN - 34 Shine, Virgo!輝け乙女(ビルゴ)!
Gingka meets Teru Saotome, a former ballet dancer sidelined by an injury who found new purpose through his Beyblade, Earth Virgo, which he treats like a prima donna performer.
JPEN - 35 L-Drago on the Moveエルドラゴ始動
Ryuga tours the country racking up Beypoints for Battle Bladers, crushing tournament after tournament including former rivals Ryutaro and Tobio, who then join the Dark Nebula after their loss.
JPEN - 36 Broken Wings引き裂かれた翼
Ryuga nearly destroys Tsubasa in battle until Phoenix intervenes to save him, revealing himself as a new obstacle for the Dark Nebula.
JPEN - 37 Rock Scorpio's Deadly Poison猛毒エスコルピオ
Kenta arrives in a town whose stadium has been seized by the bully Busujima and his gang.
JPEN - 38
With everyone but Gingka having qualified for Battle Bladers, his friends volunteer to face off against Tsubasa so Gingka can rush to a last-chance qualifier.
JPEN - 39 Clash! The Fireblaze vs. The Pegasus激突!不死鳥(フェニックス)VS天馬(ペガシス)
Gingka rematches Phoenix, drawing on his friends' fighting styles and a vacuum trick to finally win, earning back the Beypoints he lost earlier.
JPEN - 40 GO! Battle Bladers!GO!バトルブレーダーズ!
Battle Bladers formally begins with sixteen qualifiers, most of them unknowingly facing Dark Nebula plants.
JPEN - 41
In the continuing quarterfinals, Kyoya and Tsubasa both advance easily, but the sinister Reiji Mizuchi reveals his Poison Serpent and psychologically breaks Hyoma before shattering his Bey with a brutal special move.
JPEN - 42 The Dragon's Punishmentドラゴンの制裁
The quarterfinal matchups are announced as Ryuga continues absorbing power by defeating every loser from the first round.
JPEN - 43 The Deck is Stacked仕組まれた対戦
Yu is found to have escaped his brutal battle with Reiji as Doji rearranges the quarterfinal order out of spite.
JPEN - 44 Entrusted Emotions託された想い
Yu tells the group how Ryuga steals the spirits of Battle Bladers losers, spurring an enraged Kenta to swap performance tips with Yu and challenge Reiji himself.
JPEN - 45 Eagle Counterattacks逆襲のアクイラ
Tsubasa faces Ryuga alone in the final quarterfinal, studying his prior loss to find an opening.
JPEN - 46 Libra Disappears託された想い
Doji, confident in Ryuga's path to victory, has his elite squad ambush and kidnap Yu for failing his deal, while Kenta and Hyoma go searching for him and get pulled into a dangerous confrontation with Doji himself.
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Gingka struggles against Reiji's transformed Poison Serpent, which has become a Medusa-like attacker that seems to petrify anything it strikes.
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Phoenix's shattered mask reveals him as Gingka's father, Ryo Hagane, who rescues Yu and seven other captured bladers before recounting the deep history of L-Drago and Pegasus and the ancient battle between light and darkness.
JPEN - 49
Kyoya faces Ryuga in the semifinal, determined to defeat him before challenging Gingka for the title.
JPEN - 50 The Furious Final Battle!怒りの最終決戦(ファイナルバトル)!
With Kyoya defeated, Ryuga effortlessly beats Benkei too before demanding an isolated, spectator-free final battle against Gingka atop a specially built skyscraper stadium.
JPEN - 51 Blader's Spiritブレーダーの心
As Ryuga fully transforms under L-Drago's dark power, Ryo explains that only the Blader's Spirit can save Gingka now.
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Storyline
The first season of the Beyblade: Metal Saga anime, following development that began in 2008 after the Original Series ended. Gingka Hagane, searching for his hidden past with partner Storm Pegasus, arrives in Metal Bey City and sets out to defeat the villainous Dark Nebula organization and Ryuga, wielder of the forbidden Lightning L-Drago. It adapts roughly the first four manga volumes with notable simplifications, shifts to constellation-themed Beys and mostly individual battles, and corrects the English dub's terminology from 'Blades' to 'Beys.'
- Gingka Hagane41 episodes
- Kenta Yumiya24 episodes
- Kyoya Tategami24 episodes
- Benkei Hanawa21 episodes
- Doji15 episodes
- Yu Tendo15 episodes
- Ryuga14 episodes
- Tsubasa Otori12 episodes
- Hyoma10 episodes
- Madoka Amano9 episodes
- Hikaru Hasama8 episodes
- Tetsuya Watarigani6 episodes
All 52 characters
- Reiji Mizuchi5 episodes
- Ryo Hagane5 episodes
- Ryutaro Fukami3 episodes
- Hokuto2 episodes
- Sora Akatsuki2 episodes
- Tobio Oike2 episodes
- Busujima1 episode
- Dan Sodo1 episode
- Kumasuke Kumade1 episode
- Merci1 episode
- Reiki Sodo1 episode
- Teru Saotome1 episode
- Akira (Metal Saga)This season
- B-KillersThis season
- Blader DJ (Metal Saga)This season
- Hajime TsukinoThis season
- Kumaji KumadeThis season
- Kumata KumadeThis season
- OsamuThis season
- PhoenixThis season
- TakashiThis season
- TarabaThis season
- Tobio OikeThis season
- Tsubasa OtoriThis season
- Tsuyoshi KumadeThis season
- YuiThis season
- AegisThis season
- Asami TsukinoThis season
- B-Killer (Basic form)This season
- B-Killer (Super form)This season
- B-Killer (Ultra form)This season
- Dark Nebula BladersThis season
- DjangoThis season
- EchizenThis season
- Kai NangokuThis season
- Kakeru DaichiThis season
- KazukiThis season
- Ryo OnoueThis season
- VanThis season
- YamatoThis season
Ordered by how many of this season's episodes the guide places each character in.
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Burn Fireblaze 135MS Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Clay Aries ED145B Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Counter Leone D125B Defense · Right spin
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Cyber Pegasus 100HF Attack · Right spin -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Dark Bull H145SD Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Dark Cancer CH120SF Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Dark Capricorne 105RF Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Dark Wolf DF145FS Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Earth Eagle 145WD Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Earth Virgo GB145BS Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Earth Virgo T125ES Stamina · Right spin -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Evil Gemios DF145FS Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy
All 89 Beyblades
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Flame Aquila 100ES Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Flame Sagittario C145S Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Lightning L-Drago 100HF Attack · Left spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Mad Cancer CH120FS Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Rock Aries 145D Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Rock Leone 145WB Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Rock Orso D125B Defense · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Storm Capricorn M145Q Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Storm Pegasis 100RF Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Storm Pegasus 105RF Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Thermal Pisces T125ES Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Wind Aquario 100HF/S Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Bakushin Susanow 105F Attack · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Burn Cancer 90WD Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Burn Pisces ED145WF Attack · Right spin
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Dark Gasher CH120FS Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Divine Chimera TR145FB Balance · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Earth Wolf 105WD Balance · Hasbro
- 2010 Electronic Dark Pegasus Electronic Top · Right spin · Hasbro
- 2010 Electronic Dark Wolf Electronic Top · Right spin · Hasbro
- 2010 Electronic Lightning L-Drago Electronic Top · Left spin · Hasbro
- 2010 Electronic Rock Leone Electronic Top · Right spin · Hasbro
- 2010 Electronic Rock Wolf Electronic Top · Right spin · Hasbro
- 2010 Electronic Storm Leone Electronic Top · Right spin · Hasbro
- 2010 Electronic Storm Pegasus Electronic Top · Right spin · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Flame Bull 100F Attack · Hasbro
- Metal System · 2010 Libra 100D Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Poison Serpent SW145SD Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Rock Aquario 125SF Balance · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Rock Aries ED145B Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Rock Scorpio T125JB Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Storm Aquario 100HF/S Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Storm Aries 125S Stamina · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Storm Leone 100HF Attack · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Counter Leone 145D Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Cyber Pegasus 105F Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Hyper Aquario 105F Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Inferno Sagittario 145S Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Midnight Bull 125SF Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Thunder Libra DF145BS Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Torch Aries 125D Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System Bigbang Argo DF145BS Stamina · Right
- Hybrid Wheel System Blaze Lyncat C145BS Stamina · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Burn Phoenix 105F Attack · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Burn Phoenix 90WF Attack · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Clay Hydra 145F Balance
- Hybrid Wheel System CoroCoro Comic 125SF Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Crystal Leol D125B Defense · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Devil Serpenter 125FS Balance · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Devil Serpenter-Σ 125FS Balance · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Evil Pisces ED145WD Defense
- Hybrid Wheel System Fire Pavon WD145S Stamina · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Flame Aries H145FS Balance
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Hybrid Wheel System Flame Libra T125ES Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System Flame Sagittario C145ES Stamina -
Hybrid Wheel System Flame Sagittario Σ C145S Stamina · Right - Hybrid Wheel System Fury Capricorn 100HF Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System Hellfire Delphis 145FS Stamina · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Inferno Cygzas 125B Stamina
- Hybrid Wheel System Invel Baal Zebul T125HF/S Attack · Left
- Hybrid Wheel System Iron Bearl WD145WB Defense · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Mad Northern Cross 145F Balance
- Hybrid Wheel System Night Virgo DF145BS Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System Poison Scorpio M145Q Balance · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System Quake Shielzam DF145D Defense · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Rock Gasher DF145WB Defense · Hasbro
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Hybrid Wheel System Rock Leone Σ 145WB Defense · Right -
Hybrid Wheel System Rock Orso ED145D Defense · Right spin - Hybrid Wheel System Storm L-Drago WD145B Attack · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Storm Pegasis 100HF Attack · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Storm Pegasis 105HF Attack · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Storm Pegasis C145WF Attack · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Storm Pegasus Σ 105RF Attack · Right
- Hybrid Wheel System Tornade Giran 100WF Attack · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Typhoon Leplys 90F Attack · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Wind Northern Cross 125WB Balance
- Hybrid Wheel System Wind Pegasis DF145B Balance · Right spin
23 named on screen in the episodes
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Burn Fireblaze 135MS Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Clay Aries ED145B Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Cyber Pegasus 100HF Attack · Right spin -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Dark Bull H145SD Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Dark Wolf DF145FS Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Earth Eagle 145WD Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Earth Virgo GB145BS Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Evil Gemios DF145FS Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System Flame Libra T125ES Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System Flame Sagittario C145ES Stamina -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Flame Sagittario C145S Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System Flame Sagittario Σ C145S Stamina · Right -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Lightning L-Drago 100HF Attack · Left spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Poison Serpent SW145SD Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Rock Aries ED145B Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Rock Leone 145WB Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System Rock Leone Σ 145WB Defense · Right -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Rock Scorpio T125JB Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Storm Capricorn M145Q Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Storm Pegasus 105RF Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System Storm Pegasus Σ 105RF Attack · Right
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Thermal Pisces T125ES Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Wind Aquario 100HF/S Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Stadium · Metal Beyblade Legends Beystadium This bright yellow arena carries forward the four-sided, wall-bound shape first used on the Cosmic Pegasus Be…
- Location · Metal Dark Nebula Castle Dark Nebula Castle is Dark Nebula's stronghold, a fortress shrouded in dark clouds with a stadium built betwe…
- Location · Metal Green Hades Green Hades — called Green Hell in Japan — is a one-of-a-kind, glass-like Beystadium in Koma Village, formed…
- Location · Metal Hellbeyd's Sky Fortress Hellbeyd's Sky Fortress, built by the villain Hellbeyd, is the central setting of the video game Metal Fusion…
- Location · Metal Koma Village Koma Village, also called Bey Village, sits near the Bey Forest and is where Gingka Hagane and Hyoma grew up.
- Stadium · Metal Max Stampede Stadium Hasbro issued the Max Stampede Stadium in October 2010 as a redesign of its own Pegasus Thunder Whip mould, r…
- Location · Metal Volcano Ruins The Volcano Ruins near Koma Village are the ancient site where the forbidden Beyblade Lightning L-Drago was s…
Did you know
93First season of the Beyblade: Metal Saga anime and manga project, which began development in 2008 after the Original Series concluded.
Adapts roughly the first four volumes of the Metal Fight Beyblade manga, omitting Metal System Beyblades in favor of Hybrid Wheel System Beys, and has characters swap or replace Beys rather than gradually upgrade them as in the manga.
Beyblade designs are based on constellations; battles are mostly individual rather than team-based, unlike the Original Series.
English dub correctly translates 'Beys' instead of 'Blades,' matching the Japanese terminology used since Bakuten Shoot Beyblade and Metal Fight Beyblade.
Protagonist Gingka Hagane searches for his hidden past while pursuing the Dark Nebula organization and Ryuga's forbidden Lightning L-Drago.
Premiered in Japan April 5, 2009 on TV Tokyo; aired in the US on Cartoon Network Saturdays at 7:30am.
Available for streaming on Roku, Pluto TV, Tubi, Freevee, Peacock, Plex, Prime Video and Vudu.
This is the only season where Hyoma battles and plays an important role.
All 93 notes
The dub cuts a shot of a Face Hunter getting hit in the groin by his own Bey.
Episode 01Gingka's Beypointer displays inconsistent numbers between the dub and the original after his 100-blader win.
Episode 01The dub adds a joke about a Face Hunter having brunch reservations.
Episode 01This is the only episode where the dub's title card omits the "Hybrid Wheel" text from Pegasus's stickers.
Episode 01A Japanese broadcast briefly shows the wrong Metal Wheel on Pegasus during a repair scene, corrected on the DVD release.
Episode 02This is Kyoya's first loss ever in a Beybattle.
Episode 02A North American TV listing mistakenly described the episode as Madoka fighting Kyoya.
Episode 02Starting here, a "Last time on Beyblade" recap segment becomes a series staple.
Episode 03The dub softens Doji's original line that Kyoya could be killed, replacing it with a joke about his grandmother.
Episode 03This episode explains the origin of the Face Hunters gang.
Episode 04Benkei continues using Dark Bull for the rest of the series.
Episode 04Tetsuya's Beyblade was renamed from "Cancer" to "Gasher" for the English dub, with its stickers repainted.
Episode 05This episode briefly revives the original series' best-two-out-of-three battle format.
Episode 05This is the first named Beyblade in the saga to use a Light Wheel.
Episode 05The dub changes Gingka's stated fear from needles to medicine.
Episode 06Hikaru's Metal Wheel is renamed from "Wind" to "Storm" in the English dub despite the animation still showing the Wind Wheel.
Episode 06This is the first appearance of a Metal Face bolt in the series.
Episode 07The posters visible in the Bey Park hall are intentionally blurred covers of the original Japanese DVDs.
Episode 07This episode reveals Benkei's favorite food is steak.
Episode 08As of this episode, Benkei is an official member of Gingka's group.
Episode 08Kyoya's cold, insane demeanor here foreshadows Ryuga's later behavior.
Episode 09This marks the point where the Face Hunters and Benkei end up on friendlier terms.
Episode 09A popular fan misconception holds that Doji's drink was censored alcohol; the script always called it orange juice.
Episode 10This is the only time Benkei roots for Gingka to beat Kyoya, due to Kyoya's brainwashing.
Episode 10From this episode, Cartoon Network premieres episodes in North America ahead of YTV.
Episode 11Kyoya is now considered an official member of Gingka's group.
Episode 11This episode opens the season's L-Drago/Ryuga story arc.
Episode 11The dub changes Doji's pre-battle line from ending "this nightmare" to "taking out the trash."
Episode 12This marks Gingka's first official loss in the series.
Episode 13Doji's story about L-Drago parting a sea, echoing Moses, became a well-known internet meme among fans.
Episode 13Ryuga's mention of "Battle Bladers" here foreshadows the season's tournament arc.
Episode 13Ryusei's name was changed to "Ryo" for the English dub.
Episode 14This episode has no prologue intro segment.
Episode 14This episode begins a second Japanese prologue intro that runs through episode 23.
Episode 15Gingka appears only briefly in the present, mostly via flashback.
Episode 15Hyoma's Metal Wheel was renamed from "Clay" to "Rock" for the English dub.
Episode 16Kyoya never reacts when Benkei calls him Gingka's greatest rival, despite his usual testiness.
Episode 16The Japanese title, "Green Hell," was softened to "The Green Hades" for the English dub to avoid religious connotations.
Episode 18This is Hyoma's first loss in the series.
Episode 18The meteorite-strike imagery from this episode was later reused as the opening for Beywheelz.
Episode 18This is the only episode whose title card shows Beyblade parts instead of a Beyblade.
Episode 19It's the first title card to depict two Beyblades together and to skip the usual galaxy background.
Episode 19This episode highlights Gingka's occasionally oblivious side.
Episode 21This episode closes out the first arc of Metal Fusion.
Episode 23It sets up the plot thread of qualifying for Battle Bladers.
Episode 23This episode, like "Memories of Ryo," has no prologue intro.
Episode 24Hikaru's growth toward valuing fun over winning is shown to have stuck from her earlier lesson with Gingka.
Episode 24This is the first episode without Kenta Yumiya or Benkei Hanawa.
Episode 25Kyoya serves as the episode's main protagonist.
Episode 25The dub softens Tsubasa's taunt toward Yu from "punk" to "little boy."
Episode 26Dark Nebula scores two covert victories against Gingka's group in this episode.
Episode 27Tsubasa is absent from this episode, presumably investigating L-Drago elsewhere.
Episode 28The episode expands on Tetsuya's backstory to explain his cheating ways.
Episode 28Gingka appears only in flashback in this episode.
Episode 29This is the first appearance of a Cyber-series Beyblade in the Metal Saga.
Episode 29After beating Hikaru, Kyoya echoes the same words she once said to him after his own loss to Gingka.
Episode 31This is the last time Gingka loses a battle in Metal Fusion.
Episode 33Gingka, Yu and Tsubasa all tying for third place foreshadows their later teaming up on Gan Gan Galaxy alongside Masamune.
Episode 33An early preview colored Virgo's spirit pink instead of the final yellow, possibly nodding to Spica Saotome's own pink Virgo spirit.
Episode 34This episode has the highest number of wins credited to Ryuga in the series.
Episode 35Kenta effectively takes over Gingka's usual hero role for most of this episode.
Episode 37Even if Gingka had taken every point his friends had left over, it still would not have been enough to reach the 50,000-point threshold.
Episode 38This is the only time Phoenix loses a battle.
Episode 39This was the final episode to air in Japan in 2009.
Episode 39This is the first time Yu loses to anyone besides Ryuga outside of the earlier battle royal.
Episode 40This marks the first time Benkei beats a named blader since his team battle with Tetsuya much earlier.
Episode 40This is the only time Reiki battles without his twin Dan alongside him.
Episode 41The initial bracket the WBBA drew up ends up foreshadowing the eventual semifinal matchups.
Episode 42This was the first Metal Fusion episode to air in 2011.
Episode 42In the Japanese version Blazing Inferno's flames are red; the English dub recolors them blue.
Episode 43This is the only time Benkei uses his strongest move, Maximum Stampede, possibly because he considers Kyoya a worthy enough opponent.
Episode 43This is the 200th episode of the Beyblade anime overall.
Episode 46This marks Doji's last on-screen battle win.
Episode 46This is the final episode in which Hyoma battles during the Metal Saga.
Episode 46Pegasus copying Serpent's own reflection to defeat it echoes the Greek myth of Perseus killing Medusa with her own reflected gaze.
Episode 47This is the first time Doji suffers a genuine, decisive defeat.
Episode 47Doji's near-defeat here is often mistaken for his death, though his aged look in Metal Fury implies he survived.
Episode 48This is Doji's final appearance in Metal Fusion.
Episode 48Kyoya appears to be visually impaled by L-Drago in his defeat.
Episode 49Had L-Drago's spirit not taken over Ryuga, Kyoya likely would have won the fight.
Episode 49Although unofficial, Ryuga's win over Benkei ties his tournament win count with Gingka's.
Episode 50Ryuga calling the crowd "worms" here is echoed later by Rago in Metal Fury.
Episode 50Nearly every character from the season appears in the finale except Ryuga, Doji and the Dark Nebula bladers.
Episode 51This marks Gingka's only win over Ryuga in the series, and Ryuga's first-ever loss.
Episode 51This is the final episode of Beyblade: Metal Fusion.
Episode 51
Notes recorded for this season and its episodes; attributed, not verified by us.
- Opening Metal Fight Beyblade YU+KIJapanese
- Opening Metal Saga Theme Song Clifton DavidEnglish
- Opening Cantonese
- Ending Japanese
- Ending (instrumental) Metal Saga Theme Song (instrumental) Clifton DavidEnglish
The background score of Beyblade: Metal Fusion was written by Neil Parfitt.
Released on
- Boku ga Ita / Boys ~To the Radiant Tomorrow~僕がいた/Boys〜光り輝く明日へ〜
Single · Jun 10, 2009 · Cutting Edge (avex) · CTCR-40296
MASH's single carrying the first Metal season's ending as its second track.
4 tracks
- Boku ga Ita
- Boys ~To the Radiant Tomorrow~
- Boku ga Ita (instrumental)
- Boys ~To the Radiant Tomorrow~ (instrumental)
- Metal Fight Beyblade / Galaxy Heartメタルファイト ベイブレード/ギャラクシーハート
Single · Aug 18, 2010 · Zain Records · ZACL-6026
YU+KI's double A-side carrying the openings of the first two Metal seasons, each with a remix, a karaoke and a television cut.
10 tracks
- Metal Fight Beyblade
- Galaxy Heart
- Metal Fight Beyblade (DNA Production remix)
- Galaxy Heart (High-Ena Dance remix)
- Metal Fight Beyblade (karaoke)
- Galaxy Heart (karaoke)
- Metal Fight Beyblade (TV size)
- Galaxy Heart (TV size)
- Metal Fight Beyblade (TV size karaoke)
- Galaxy Heart (TV size karaoke)
- Metal Fight Beyblade Series: Selfcover Tracksメタルファイト ベイブレード シリーズ SELFCOVER TRACKS
Single · Jan 12, 2026 · YU+KI
YU+KI's own rock re-recordings of the three Metal openings they sang, released fifteen years after the first of them.
3 tracks
- Metal Fight Beyblade (2025 rock version)
- Galaxy Heart (2025 rock version)
- Courage of the Heart (2025 rock version)
Credits and music
Themes
- OP (ver. 1, eps 1-23; ver. 2, eps 24-51): Metal Fight Beyblade by YU+KI
- ED (eps 1-50): BOYS ~To the Radiant Tomorrow~ by MASH
Arcs
- Gingka vs. Dark Nebula
- Search for Ryuga and Lightning L-Drago
The Beyblades listed are the toy catalogue's entries whose product pages name this series.










