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Special move · Beyblade Burst

Dark-Flux

Dark-Flux, known as Dark Turbo in Japan, is a battle state introduced in Beyblade Burst Rise, the corrupted counterpart to Hyper-Flux. It occurs when a blader forms a "dark synchronization" with their Beyblade, temporarily boosting its power to an even greater degree than normal Hyper-Flux while also letting it drain the opposing Beyblade's own Hyper-Flux. Visually, instead of the golden sparkle of a healthy synchronization, the Beyblade turns black and crimson and emits magenta-black sparks.

What to know

  • Introduced in Beyblade Burst Rise as the "corrupted" counterpart to Hyper-Flux.
  • Triggered by a "dark synchronization" between a blader and their Beyblade.
  • Temporarily boosts power beyond a normal Hyper-Flux state.
  • Also allows the Beyblade to consume/drain an opponent's Hyper-Flux.
  • Visual signature: black-and-crimson color change with magenta/black sparks, instead of Hyper-Flux's gold sparkle.

Episodes it is named in

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Episodes that mention it

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Where it first appears

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Named elsewhere on this site

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Episodes it is used in

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Hyper-Flux

Claims We Could Not Check

Attributed, not verified by us

  • The way Dark-Flux absorbs an opponent's Hyper-Flux may be a reference to how the color black absorbs all visible light.