What to know
- Second Beyblade film overall, non-canon to the Metal Masters anime plotline; runs over 76 minutes.
- Central conflict: Gingka versus Helios and his Orichalcum-powered Sol Blaze V145AS, tied to the legend of Atlantis's destruction.
- Bakim, Helios's grandfather, is revealed as the true antagonist, using the Gingka-Helios battle's energy to pull an asteroid toward Earth.
- Released on DVD in Japan for ¥2,940 (about $17.87); dubbed into French, German, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu, though an English dub was never confirmed and was likely cancelled.
- Box office: opened tied at #5 with Duel Masters The Movie 2010, earned about $959,943 domestically across 216+ cinemas for a domestic total of $3,843,455, and grossed $5,737,369 worldwide per Box Office Mojo.
- Pre-order tickets came bundled with a physical Sol Blaze V145AS Beyblade; convenience store Lawson sold tie-in stickers, a promotional A4 folder, and an exclusive CoroCoro magazine special.
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Claims We Could Not Check
Attributed, not verified by us
- One promotional poster showed Yu Tendo alongside Masamune's Ray Striker D125CS rather than Yu's own Flame Libra T125ES.
- The Japanese DVD release included a Rainbow Ver. Ray Unicorno D125CS, actually a re-release of the Aurora Ver. with a new sticker sheet.
- A scene shows Gingka glancing at a calendar reading August 21, 2010 — an easter egg matching the film's real release date.