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Beyblade GRevolution (Video Game)

Beyblade GRevolution is an Atari-published Game Boy Advance RPG released November 18, 2004, adapting the G-Revolution anime with Tyson as the sole playable protagonist. There is no multiplayer, unusual for a Beyblade game; instead Tyson battles a large cast of original and returning rivals across locations like the Park and Downtown, later touring international stops (Rome, Madrid, Cairo, Sydney, Tokyo) to gain XP and power up his Beyblades.

What to know

  • Single-player-only RPG, unusual since most other Beyblade games include multiplayer.
  • Story runs from local rivals (Skull Crew Gang, Beyblade Championship) into the international BBA Revolution arc, touring Rome, Madrid, Cairo, Sydney, and Tokyo.
  • Received largely negative critical reviews: 2.5/10 on IGN, 47% on GameRankings, and 33% on Metacritic, though fan reaction skewed more positive.
  • Daichi is drawn using his design from Beyblade The Movie - Fierce Battle rather than his standard G-Revolution look.
Beyblade The Movie - Fierce BattleBeyblade VForce - Super Tournament Battle

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  • Several characters (Goki, King, and Daichi) use uncredited voice actors with noticeably different voices, likely because casting hadn't been finalized while the game overlapped the dub's production.
  • DJ Blader is voiced by Raoul Bhaneja here instead of his usual V-Force actor Tony Daniels, and is shown owning Burning Kerberous instead of Zeo since the dub hadn't reached Zeo's introduction yet.