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Title · Beyblade Burst

Burst Series

Hiro Morita created this manga and toyline as Takara Tomy's third full incarnation of the franchise, launching the toys July 15, 2015 ahead of a manga run and, from April 4, 2016, an anime adaptation by OLM and TMS Entertainment across every TXN station in Japan. Hasbro brought in ADK Emotions NY to license the English adaptation, breaking the franchise's run of Nelvana-produced dubs for the first time; the first two seasons were recorded in Vancouver and Calgary through Ocean Productions and Blue Water, while the third moved production to Bang Zoom! Entertainment in Los Angeles, a session that carried the final voice performance of Gabe Khouth before his death two years later. Across seven story chapters, Burst, Evolution, Turbo, Rise, Surge, QuadDrive and QuadStrike, the anime follows Valt Aoi's rise through Japan's national scene and Spain's BC Sol, then hands the spotlight to Aiger Akabane, Dante Koryu, Delta Zakuro and the Hizashi brothers as each new Bey class raises the stakes.

What to know

  • Created by Hiro Morita as Takara Tomy's third Beyblade toyline incarnation
  • Toyline launched July 15, 2015; manga followed, serialized in CoroCoro Comic starting August 2015 and later compiled into seven volumes
  • Anime adaptation by OLM and TMS Entertainment premiered April 4, 2016 on TXN stations in Japan
  • Hasbro and ADK Emotions NY licensed the English dub, the first in the franchise not produced by Nelvana
  • First two English seasons recorded in Vancouver and Calgary by Ocean Productions and Blue Water; season three recorded in Los Angeles by Bang Zoom! Entertainment
  • English dub premiered on Teletoon in Canada September 10, 2016 and on Disney XD October 2, 2016
  • DVD releases arrived via Cinedigm: seasons 1-2 on October 1, 2019, season 3 on February 11, 2020
  • Streams on Prime Video, Apple TV and Netflix
  • Introduces the Burst gimmick, where a weakened top disassembles mid-battle

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Burst Finish

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  • The English dub of Burst carried Gabe Khouth's final anime voice role before his death two years later.
  • An Arabic dub titled Beybattle Burst premiered on Spacetoon on December 10, 2018.