What to know
- First Beyblade game to model clockwise versus counter-clockwise spin direction as a battle mechanic.
- Player again controls Daichi, fighting through Tyson's friends, the Japanese tournament field, then a final bout against Kaoru Amou (Pegacion) and sister Makoto (Vulpes) of Team Chizan.
- Beyblade parts awarded after battles follow a color-coded strength progression.
- An official strategy guide for the game shipped in Japan in January 2002.
- The other Bladebreakers become playable once the game and its final boss are cleared.
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Claims We Could Not Check
Attributed, not verified by us
- Attack animations are color-coded to each Bit-Beast, e.g. Dragoon's effects are blue and Dranzer's are red.
- The Beyblade bit sold alongside this game's original 'Pegasus' is the first-ever release of a Pegasus-type Bit-Beast in the franchise, despite never becoming an actual toy.
