Metal Fight Beyblade · Season 2 of 4
Beyblade: Metal Masters
The second season of the Metal Saga, bridging Metal Fusion and Metal Fury. Gingka's circle grows with the arrival of rival Blader Masamune Kadoya as the WBBA launches the 'Beyblade World Championships,' a tournament of four-Blader national teams.
Episodes
51 in broadcast order- 01
A mysterious new blader, Masamune Kadoya, arrives in Japan demanding to fight Gingka, casually beating Yu's Libra along the way.
JPEN - 02
Masamune repeatedly challenges Gingka to battles, but Galaxy Pegasus's wild, untamed power keeps knocking Ray Striker out before Gingka can find real satisfaction in winning.
JPEN - 03
After childish rivalry antics, Gingka and friends are invited to a Chinatown temple where a Chinese team challenges Gingka and Masamune to a tag battle.
JPEN - 04
Japan holds qualifiers for the World Beyblade Championships, with Masamune, Tsubasa, Yu and Kyoya reaching the semifinals.
JPEN - 05
Kyoya and Tsubasa face off after intense training, with Tsubasa's dark side briefly seizing control mid-battle before his Eagle spirit frees him.
JPEN - 06
With Kyoya declining his spot, Yu and Tsubasa battle for the final team slot; Yu wins by cleverly shifting his special move's frequency, securing his place.
JPEN - 07
Team Gan Gan Galaxy arrives in China and, after sightseeing, meets members of Team Wang Hu Zhong at their mountain temple, including team leader Dashan.
JPEN - 08
Team Gan Gan Galaxy receives the World Championship rules and squabbles over who should lead.
JPEN - 09
Struggling to overcome his loss to Chao Xin, Masamune trains under a stranger's guidance to focus his strength.
JPEN - 10
Tsubasa faces Chiyun in round two, and while Eagle initially struggles to damage the defensive Lacerta, the fight shifts once Tsubasa's dark side resurfaces mid-battle.
JPEN - 11
In the deciding match of round one, Gingka faces team leader Dashan, whose Rock Zurafa absorbs light hits, forcing a harder strategy.
JPEN - 12
Team Gan Gan Galaxy travels to Arabia and befriends the local Desert Blaze team before watching them face EU representative Julian Konzern, who battles alone against all three at once.
JPEN - 13
Traveling by train to Russia, Gan Gan Galaxy meets scientist Aleksey and his team Lovushka, who secretly steal Bey data from Madoka's computer while pretending to lose practice matches.
JPEN - 14
With Masamune still missing, Gingka battles Nowaguma inside a steel cage rigged with an electric field that blocks his special move.
JPEN - 15
With Masamune still absent, Yu insists on taking the next match and defeats Aleksey to advance the team.
JPEN - 16
In Greece, the team rescues an archaeology-minded blader named Sophie before being denied entry to the exclusive Festival of Warriors for not being EU representatives.
JPEN - 17
After their loss to the EU team, Gan Gan Galaxy tries pairing up for teamwork training but keeps bickering until Madoka nearly quits in frustration.
JPEN - 18
Kyoya, dragging a coffin across the desert, enters a brutal African qualifier tournament alongside new bladers Nile, Marcus and Demure, where winners must then defend their team bracelets from each other for 24 hours.
JPEN - 19
Gingka wakes from a troubling dream about Kyoya's growing strength as Team Wild Fang faces Team Chandora for the right to play Gan Gan Galaxy.
JPEN - 20
Team Gan Gan Galaxy returns home to Japan to open their match against Team Wild Fang.
JPEN - 21
Gingka and Kyoya finally face each other in an epic, evenly matched battle, each pushing the other to their absolute limits with a barrage of special moves.
JPEN - 22
With Gingka and Kyoya both unconscious after their draw, the deciding match becomes a tag battle: Tsubasa and Yu against Demure and the Masked Bull.
JPEN - 23
With the series tied, the WBBA schedules a final team battle to decide the match.
JPEN - 24
Tsubasa's hospital recovery takes a dark turn when a taunting reflection claims to be living inside him and he shatters a window in agony.
JPEN - 25
From his hospital bed, Tsubasa watches newcomer Klaus dominate Chiyun Li in the World Championships' second round, a loss that eliminates Team Wang Hu Zhong and is framed by Chiyun's flashback to first meeting Dashan Wang.
JPEN - 26
Five days after vanishing from the hospital, Tsubasa turns up near Julian's estate half-consumed by dark power and demands a battle; Wales and Sophie's interference lets the darkness take him over completely.
JPEN - 27
Team Gan Gan Galaxy denies rumors about Tsubasa's condition just before Italy's A-Block finals, and Gingka discovers Ryuga with an unconscious Tsubasa, agreeing to battle Ryuga personally.
JPEN - 28
Klaus collapses from exhaustion after beating Masamune, and Tsubasa pairs with Yu against Wales and Sophie while Gingka's battle with Ryuga carries on.
JPEN - 29
In the A-Block final, Gingka draws on lessons from his fight with Ryuga to counter Julian's reverse-rotating Gravity Destroyer, realizing that fully trusting his Bey unlocks its true potential.
JPEN - 30
Team Gan Gan Galaxy sails to Rio de Janeiro to face Brazil's Team Garcia, reuniting with Kenta along the way.
JPEN - 31
Team Garcia proposes a continuous four-on-four format for their match against Gan Gan Galaxy.
JPEN - 32
Gingka struggles to pin down Selen's evasive Ray Gasher, only for her to deliberately withdraw once Pegasus's power is drained, keeping her unbeaten streak intact by design.
JPEN - 33 Run Fast! Ray Gil激走! レイギル (Gekisou! Rei Giru)
Argo ambushes a celebrating Gingka, and Tsubasa steps in to face him, confident after conquering his own dark power.
JPEN - 34
In New York, Masamune searches for his old friend Toby and instead reunites with Zeo Abyss, now trained at HD Academy and far stronger than before.
JPEN - 35
Masamune and Toby reminisce about first meeting Zeo at a local Bey-gym and the rivalry that followed with Team Gold-Bank after Zeo's invitation to a new Bey-park.
JPEN - 36 The Plot Begins to Move動き始めた陰謀 (Ugoki hajimeta inbou)
While the team trains at Dungeon Gym, Ryuga easily defeats HD Academy trainees with Meteo L-Drago's spin-stealing power, then privately battles Zeo, whose tall-track Flame Byxis resists the theft before falling to Dragon Emperor Supreme Flight.
JPEN - 37
Zeo endures brutal pain in the arrangement system as Dr. Ziggurat pushes him for Toby's sake, then sends him after the escaped Ryuga.
JPEN - 38
With Tsubasa and Yu hospitalized after Damian's attack, Ryo declines to suspend Team Star Breaker and Gingka insists he and Masamune can cover for the injured pair.
JPEN - 39
Damian proposes a two-out-of-three match to test both of Gravity Destroyer's spin directions.
JPEN - 40
With Tsubasa and Yu out, the team debates a substitute, but a friendly scrimmage among Kenta, Team Wang Hu Zhong, Gingka, and Masamune is interrupted by Ryo in his Phoenix disguise, who wants to join himself — ruled illegal by Hikaru since he is WBBA Director.
JPEN - 41
Before the final round, Dr. Ziggurat threatens to end Toby's treatment if Zeo loses, pushing Zeo's arrangement toward 100% mid-battle against Masamune.
JPEN - 42
With Masamune's arm broken, Ryuga crashes the second round as an eligible last-minute substitute and takes Gingka's place against Jack.
JPEN - 43
Ryo and Hikaru brief the team on Dr. Ziggurat's company, Hades Inc., and its ties to the Dark Nebula, revealing that Ziggurat engineered HD Academy's bladers, including Zeo and Jack, who had never won before joining.
JPEN - 44
Gingka draws on memories of first meeting Pegasus to break free of Hades Gate's underworld trap, resisting Damian's claim that Bey spirit means nothing against science.
JPEN - 45
At the team's victory party, Dr. Ziggurat crashes in with Team Star Breaker, Team Garcia, and Julian, revealing the tournament was research for his energy-harvesting Spiral Force and that Toby has been transformed into the emotionless Faust to wield it.
JPEN - 46
Ryo initially forbids the team from confronting Hades Inc. but reverses course once Hikaru explains the danger inside its tower.
JPEN - 47
The group fights through HD Academy's defenses to reach the tower, with Sophie briefly neutralizing Gravity Destroyer's gravity trap.
JPEN - 48
Splitting up inside the tower, Tsubasa, Yu, and Madoka stumble on the arrangement system where Jack emerges to challenge Tsubasa, while Yu accidentally gets trapped inside it.
JPEN - 49
Cornered in a dead end, Gingka and Masamune escape through a hole Kyoya blasts in the wall, leaving Kyoya to face a freshly re-arranged Damian alone.
JPEN - 50 Rampage! Horogium暴走!ホロギウム (Bousou! Horogiumu)
Gingka and Masamune reach Faust at the Spiral Core, but their combined attacks can't dent Twisted Tempo's defense as the Spiral Force climbs toward release.
JPEN - 51
With Hades City crashing and minutes from meltdown, Gingka and Madoka race to shut down the Spiral Core while Zeo defeats a fleeing Dr. Ziggurat.
JPEN
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JP is the Japanese broadcast; EN is the English one, where the season had it.
Storyline
The second season of the Metal Saga, bridging Metal Fusion and Metal Fury. Gingka's circle grows with the arrival of rival Blader Masamune Kadoya as the WBBA launches the 'Beyblade World Championships,' a tournament of four-Blader national teams. Selected for Japan alongside Masamune, Tsubasa and Yu, Gingka aims for the top, while Kyoya Tategami turns down Japan's slot to chase a rematch with Gingka by joining the African team, where Benkei competes in disguise as 'Masked Bull.'
- Gingka Hagane25 episodes
- Masamune Kadoya24 episodes
- Tsubasa Otori14 episodes
- Yu Tendo12 episodes
- Ryuga10 episodes
- Kyoya Tategami9 episodes
- Dr. Ziggurat8 episodes
- Julian Konzern8 episodes
- Zeo Abyss8 episodes
- Madoka Amano5 episodes
- Ryo Hagane5 episodes
- Sophie5 episodes
All 71 characters
- Wales5 episodes
- Chiyun Li4 episodes
- Dashan Wang4 episodes
- Klaus4 episodes
- Nile4 episodes
- Argo Garcia3 episodes
- Toby3 episodes
- Aleksey2 episodes
- Benkei Hanawa2 episodes
- Hikaru Hasama2 episodes
- Mei-Mei2 episodes
- Selen Garcia2 episodes
- American DJ1 episode
- Coach Steel1 episode
- Enso Garcia1 episode
- Gasur1 episode
- Hyoma1 episode
- Ian Garcia1 episode
- Kenta Yumiya1 episode
- Marcus1 episode
- Nowaguma1 episode
- Akira (Metal Saga)This season
- Anton (Metal Saga)This season
- Blader DJ (Metal Saga)This season
- BusujimaThis season
- ChaoxinThis season
- Damian HeartThis season
- DamoureThis season
- Dan SodoThis season
- HokutoThis season
- Jack (Metal Saga)This season
- KarteThis season
- Kumaji KumadeThis season
- Kumasuke KumadeThis season
- Kumata KumadeThis season
- LeraThis season
- PhoenixThis season
- Reiji MizuchiThis season
- Reiki SodoThis season
- Ryutaro FukamiThis season
- SalhanThis season
- Sora AkatsukiThis season
- Teru SaotomeThis season
- Tetsuya WatariganiThis season
- Tobio OikeThis season
- ZidaneThis season
- African DJThis season
- AgitoThis season
- AnilThis season
- Brazilian DJThis season
- Chinese DJThis season
- DjangoThis season
- French DJThis season
- HrithikThis season
- Indian DJThis season
- Italian DJThis season
- Russian DJThis season
- Ryo OnoueThis season
- The Masked BullThis season
Ordered by how many of this season's episodes the guide places each character in.
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Bakushin Susanow 90WF Attack · Right spin · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Big Mac 320YEN
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Cyber Aquario 105RF Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy / Hasbro
- 2010 Cyclone Herculeo 105F Attack · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Evil Befall UW145EWD Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Flame Byxis 230WD Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Galaxy Pegasus GB145MS Stamina · Right spin · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Galaxy Pegasus W105R2F Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Grand Cetus T125RS Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy / Hasbro -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Grand Cetus WD145RS Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy / Hasbro - Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Gravity Destroyer AD145WD Defense · Dual spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Hades Kerbecs BD145DS Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy
All 113 Beyblades
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Mercury Anubius 85XF Attack · Right spin · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Meteo L-Drago LW105LF Attack · Left spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Nightmare Rex SW145SD Balance · Right spin · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Poison Zurafa S130MB Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy / Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Ray Gil 100RSF Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Ray Striker D125CS Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Rock Zurafa R145WB Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Sol Blaze V145AS Balance · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Storm Phoenix 130B Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Thermal Lacerta WA130HF Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Ultimate Gravity Destroyer Attack 130F Attack · Dual spin · Takara Tomy / Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Ultimate Gravity Destroyer Stamina GB145S Stamina · Dual spin · Takara Tomy / Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Ultimate Meteo L-Drago Absorb DF105LRF Attack · Left spin · Takara Tomy / Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Ultimate Meteo L-Drago Assault 85XF Attack · Left spin · Takara Tomy / Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Ultimate Meteo L-Drago Rush 125SF Attack · Left spin · Takara Tomy / Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Vulcan Horuseus 145D Defense · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Counter Scorpio 145D Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy / Hasbro
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Extreme Top System · 2011 Galaxy Pegasus (IR Spin Control) IR Spin Control · Right spin · Hasbro -
Extreme Top System · 2011 Gravity Destroyer (IR Spin Control) IR Spin Control · Dual spin · Hasbro - Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Hell Kerbecs BD145EWD Stamina · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Inferno Byxis CH120RS Balance · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Inferno Gasher SW145SF Balance · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Spiral Capricorn 90MF Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Extreme Top System · 2011 Tornado Destroyer Tornado Battler · Dual spin · Hasbro
- Extreme Top System · 2011 Tornado Eagle Tornado Battler · Right spin
- Extreme Top System · 2011 Tornado L-Drago Tornado Battler · Left spin · Hasbro
- Extreme Top System · 2011 Tornado Lacerta Tornado Battler · Right spin · Hasbro
- Extreme Top System · 2011 Tornado Leone Tornado Battler · Right spin · Hasbro
- Extreme Top System · 2011 Tornado Pegasus Tornado Battler · Right spin · Hasbro
- Extreme Top System · 2011 Tornado Striker Tornado Battler · Right spin · Hasbro
- Extreme Top System · 2011 Tornado Zurafa Tornado Battler · Right spin · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Twisted Tempo 145WD Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Ultimate Gravity Destroyer Attack 105F Attack · Dual spin · Takara Tomy
- Extreme Top System · 2012 Cetus Quake Right spin · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2012 Evil Kerbecs 230XF Balance · Hasbro
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2012 Grand Capricorn 145D Defense · Hasbro - Hybrid Wheel System · 2012 Grand Pegasus 85MB Balance · Hasbro
- Extreme Top System · 2012 Kerbecs Blade Blast Right spin · Hasbro
- Extreme Top System · 2012 L-Drago Energy Drain Left spin · Hasbro
- Extreme Top System · 2012 Pegasus Jumper Right spin · Hasbro
- Extreme Top System · 2012 Striker Drone Right spin · Hasbro
- Extreme Top System · 2012 Tempo Hammer Hit Right spin · Hasbro
- Extreme Top System · 2012 Tornado Kerbecs Tornado Battler · Right spin · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System Ancient Rex SW145SD
- Hybrid Wheel System Blazer Condorno 1000XD Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Blazer Condorno 1000XD-II Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Burn Escolpio 100RF Balance · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Burn Wolf SW145WD Balance · Right spin · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System Chaosic Cabra 90WF Attack · Right spin
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Hybrid Wheel System Dark Gasher 125HF Balance · Right spin - System not stated Dark Pisces 125FS Balance · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Dark Poseidon 145WD Balance · Right spin
- Extreme Top System Destroyer Roller Dual spin · Hasbro
- System not stated Earth Capricorn 125FS Balance · Right spin
- Extreme Top System Electro Bull Right spin
- Extreme Top System Electro Destroyer Dual spin
- Extreme Top System Electro Fireblaze Right spin
- Extreme Top System Electro Kerbecs Right spin
- Extreme Top System Electro L-Drago Left spin · Hasbro
- Extreme Top System Electro Leone Right spin
- Extreme Top System Electro Lynx Right spin
- Extreme Top System Electro Pegasus Right spin · Hasbro
- Extreme Top System Electro Pisces Right spin
- Extreme Top System Electro Serpent Right spin
- Extreme Top System Electro Striker Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Empress Kraken 1500XS Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Empress Kraken 1500XS-II Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Evil Aries 145S Balance
- System not stated Evil Bull 125FS Balance · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Evil Wolf DF145FS Balance
- Hybrid Wheel System Flame Cancer D125RF Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System Flame Serpent SW145F Balance · Right spin · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System Gigant Dynamoth 1200XB Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Gigant Dynamoth 1200XB-II Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Gravity Perseus Stamina Ver. S130MB Stamina · Dual spin
- Extreme Top System Herculeo Defender Right spin · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System Hyper Orso SW145JB Defense · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System Infernal Salamand 900XF Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Infernal Salamand 900XF-II Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Killer Escolpio 100D Defense · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Poison Pegasus ED145JB Attack · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System Poison Virgo ED145ES Balance · Right spin · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System Proto Killer Beafowl UW145EWD Balance · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Ray Gasher 135SF Balance
- Hybrid Wheel System Ray Gasher M145Q Attack
- Hybrid Wheel System Ray Serpent M145MS Balance · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System Rock Aries 145WD Defense
- Hybrid Wheel System Rock Aries ED145D Defense · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Rock Crow 125FS Balance
- Hybrid Wheel System Sol Pegasis V145R²F Balance · Right spin
- Hybrid Wheel System Spiral Tempo S130MF Balance · Hasbro
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Hybrid Wheel System Storm Aquario 105F Attack · Right spin - Hybrid Wheel System Storm Northern Cross 125FS Balance
- Hybrid Wheel System Storm Serpent SW145SF Balance
- Hybrid Wheel System Storm Serpent T125HF Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System Thermal Gemios T125S Balance · Right spin · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System Thunder Lacerta WA130ES Stamina · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System Thunder Leone GB145BS Stamina · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System Torch Gemios W105CS Attack · Hasbro
- Metal System Virgo ED145ES Stamina
- Hybrid Wheel System Vulcan Cetus R145DS Defense · Hasbro
38 named on screen in the episodes
- Metal System · 2008 Aquario 105F Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Burn Fireblaze 135MS Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System Burn Wolf SW145WD Balance · Right spin · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Counter Scorpio 145D Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy / Hasbro
- 2010 Cyclone Herculeo 105F Attack · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Dark Bull H145SD 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 · 2010 Evil Befall UW145EWD Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System Evil Wolf DF145FS Balance
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Flame Byxis 230WD Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System Flame Libra T125ES Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Flame Sagittario C145S Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System Flame Sagittario Σ C145S Stamina · Right - Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Galaxy Pegasus W105R2F Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2012 Grand Capricorn 145D Defense · Hasbro -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Grand Cetus T125RS Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy / Hasbro -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Grand Cetus WD145RS Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy / Hasbro - Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Gravity Destroyer AD145WD Defense · Dual spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Hades Kerbecs BD145DS Stamina · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Meteo L-Drago LW105LF Attack · Left spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System Poison Virgo ED145ES Balance · Right spin · Hasbro
- Hybrid Wheel System Ray Gasher M145Q Attack
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Ray Gil 100RSF Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Ray Striker D125CS Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Rock Leone 145WB Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System Rock Leone Σ 145WB Defense · Right -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Rock Orso D125B Defense · Takara Tomy -
Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Rock Zurafa R145WB Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Spiral Capricorn 90MF Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
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Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Storm Aquario 100HF/S Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy - Hybrid Wheel System Storm Northern Cross 125FS Balance
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2009 Storm Pegasus 105RF Attack · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System Storm Pegasus Σ 105RF Attack · Right
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Thermal Lacerta WA130HF Balance · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2011 Twisted Tempo 145WD Defense · Right spin · Takara Tomy
- Metal System Virgo ED145ES Stamina
- Hybrid Wheel System · 2010 Vulcan Horuseus 145D Defense · Right spin
Did you know
44Second season of the Metal Saga, fifth Beyblade anime season overall; bridges Metal Fusion and Metal Fury.
Introduces rival Blader Masamune Kadoya, who joins Gingka's circle.
Centers on the WBBA-sponsored 'Beyblade World Championships,' where four-Blader teams from each country compete.
Kyoya Tategami declines Japan's team slot to seek a direct rematch with Gingka, instead joining the African team, where Benkei disguises himself as 'Masked Bull.'
Premiered in the US August 20, 2011 on Cartoon Network; premiered earlier in France (June 21, 2011) and later in the UK (January 9, 2012).
The name 'Metal Masters' had previously appeared as a sticker on some Hasbro Beyblade packaging during the Original Series.
The only Metal Saga season in which the villain Doji does not appear.
The name 'Metal Masters' was previously used on a sticker for some Hasbro Beyblades sold during the Original Series.
All 44 notes
This is the only Metal Saga season in which Doji is absent.
This is the first episode to show a Beyblade silhouette on its title card, for Galaxy Pegasus.
Episode 01The original Japanese cut runs long enough that Nelvana trimmed about 45 seconds for the English dub.
Episode 01Masamune's Clear Wheel was renamed from "Unicorno" to "Striker" for the dub.
Episode 01This is the first Metal Masters dub episode with no notable edits from the Japanese version.
Episode 04This is the last time every character from Metal Fusion appears together on screen.
Episode 06Starting with this episode, Julian Konzern and Gravity Destroyer appear fully visible rather than as silhouettes in the Japanese opening.
Episode 13Gingka reportedly could have used Storm Bringer even inside the electrically blocked cage.
Episode 14The Japanese version has Anton fired over budget cuts, while the English dub blames his poor conduct instead.
Episode 15This is the first episode of the season to show two Beyblades together on its title card.
Episode 16Kyoya dragging a coffin through the desert nods to the 1966 spaghetti western Django.
Episode 18Starting with this episode, the Japanese opening theme changes from "Galaxy Heart" to "Spinning the World."
Episode 19This is the second episode in the season to feature two Beyblades on its title card, after The Festival of Warriors.
Episode 21This episode reveals Kyoya still uses his original launcher from the first season.
Episode 23This is the only time Nile loses a battle in the series.
Episode 23This was the last episode to use the opening theme Spinning the World, which had run for six episodes promoting the Sol Blaze movie.
Episode 25It premiered in Japan on September 19, the birthday of Madoka's Japanese voice actress, Kei Shindo.
Episode 25The piano piece Julian plays is Chopin's Étude Op. 10, No. 4.
Episode 26Ryuga returns to the story after being absent for 26 episodes.
Episode 26This marks the first time Gingka is ever defeated by another Blader, an inexperience with losing that resurfaces later against Damian Hart.
Episode 29In the original broadcast, the Brazilian DJ's screen shows country names rather than team logos; later home releases replaced these with team logos.
Episode 30Madoka misnames Ray Gil's performance tip 'Rubber Sharp Flat' instead of its official name, 'Rubber Semi-Flat.'
Episode 30When Madoka pulls up Cyclone Herculeo on her computer, its spin direction is shown reversed, spinning left instead of right.
Episode 32This is the first time Ryuga launches his Bey by hand instead of with a launcher.
Episode 33Masamune's comment on Ray Gil's Rubber Semi-Flat (RSF) tip foreshadows its later use on his own modified Blitz Striker.
Episode 33Zeo Abyss announces a special move but never says its name.
Episode 34The line 'My name isn't Toby, it's Benjamin' may reference Toby's voice actor, Benjamin Israel.
Episode 34The Galaxy Heart theme song receives a new visual remodel in this episode.
Episode 37In the English dub's recap of the opening, Hades Kerbecs is mistakenly referred to as 'Cerberus.'
Episode 45This episode features the most special moves used in a single Metal Saga episode.
Episode 46Hikaru is shown using a plain Aquario instead of her usual Wind Aquario.
Episode 46This is the only time Hikaru uses her own Bey since her earlier battle against Ryuga.
Episode 46Although Kyoya uses all of his special moves in this fight, he only calls out 'King Lion Reverse Wind Strike' and 'True Lion Gale Force Wall' aloud.
Episode 49This is the final episode of Beyblade: Metal Masters.
Episode 51The Japanese version shows Tsubasa and Yu receiving trophies at the end, a scene omitted from the English dub.
Episode 51The English dub plays an instrumental of the Japanese ending theme in place of its own ending.
Episode 51
Notes recorded for this season and its episodes; attributed, not verified by us.
- Opening Japanese Episodes 1–18
- Opening Japanese Episodes 19–26
- Opening Japanese Episodes 27–51
- Opening Metal Saga Theme Song Clifton DavidEnglish The whole season
- Opening Cantonese Episodes 1–18
- Opening Cantonese Episodes 19–26
- Ending Japanese The whole season
- Ending (instrumental) Metal Saga Theme Song (instrumental) Clifton DavidEnglish The whole season
The background score of Beyblade: Metal Masters was written by Neil Parfitt and Scott Bucsis.
Released on
- 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 (Japanese): Galaxy Heart by YU+KI
- ED (Japanese): It Goes Over the Sky by Odoriba Soul
Arcs
- Beyblade World Championships
The Beyblades listed are the toy catalogue's entries whose product pages name this series.























