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Metal Fight Beyblade (manga)

Metal Fight Beyblade is a manga by Takafumi Adachi, serialized in Shogakukan's CoroCoro Comic from September 2008 to February 2012, following blader Ginga Hagane and his Pegasus against forces threatening the Beyblade world. Its first six volumes had an official English release in Singapore under the original Japanese title, while Hasbro territories renamed volumes to match each anime season, such as calling the Big Bang Bladers volumes 'Beyblade: Metal Masters.'

Key events

  • The manga ran in CoroCoro Comic from September 2008 to February 2012.
  • The story follows Ginga Hagane and his Pegasus against a rotating cast of villains.
  • The manga starts protagonists with Metal System Beys, while the anime starts them with the Hybrid Wheel System.
  • Several characters diverge significantly between manga and anime, including Tsubasa, Kyoya, and Damian.
  • Ziggurat does not appear in the manga; Faust leads Hades Inc. instead.
  • The the English record standardizes on the title 'Metal Fight Beyblade' across all sub-series for consistency.

Differences from the anime

  • The manga starts its cast with Metal System Beys, while the anime begins with the Hybrid Wheel System.
  • Tsubasa is portrayed as less dark and more friendly with Yu and Reiji in the manga than in the anime.
  • Hikaru's fate is better in the manga than in the anime.
  • Kyoya is weaker in the manga, having lost to Masamune, and is generally friendlier than his anime counterpart.
  • Ziggurat does not appear in the manga; Faust leads Hades Inc. in his place.
  • Sora and Ryutaro have larger roles in the manga than in the anime, while Tsubasa and Yu have correspondingly smaller ones.
  • Damian's manga appearance comes after the World Championship, unlike the anime where his post-Metal-Masters fate is left unknown.

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  • Chapters in the monthly CoroCoro release aren't individually titled — only the compiled Shinshoban volumes add chapter titles.
  • CoroCoro Chapter 9 was split into two chapters for the Volume 2 Shinshoban release.
  • CoroCoro Chapter 18 was split across the Shinshoban Volumes 4 and 5.
  • CoroCoro Chapter 19 was likewise split in the Volume 5 Shinshoban release.