What to know
- Japanese name is Runaway Shot
- Used by Valt Aoi across multiple Beyblades and by Lui Shirosagi in the manga
- Involves hopping backward on a spoken countdown before a running launch
- Eyes-closed variant is called Blind Sprint Boost (Dark Runaway Shot in Japan)
- In the manga, Valt's inspiration reportedly came from watching a fish leap from a river
- Localized as the Athletics Launch in Korea
Appearances
- Beyblade Burst manga - Lui Shirosagi's battle against Valt
Episodes it is named in
From our own records From our own episode records — the cast, Beyblade and debut lists we compiled show the name here.
Where it first appears
From our own records Resolved against our own episode records, so the pointer the entry carries as text is a link you can follow.
- Beyblade Burst episode 46: Battle for the Top! Valt vs Xander! First anime appearance · 2017-02-20
Episodes it is used in
From our own records Taken from the episode records rather than this entry’s own, which are fuller. The Beyblade named beside each episode is the one credited with the move there.
- Beyblade Burst episode 46 Victory Valkyrie Boost Variable
- Beyblade Burst episode 48 Victory Valkyrie Boost Variable
- Beyblade Burst episode 50 Victory Valkyrie Boost Variable
- Beyblade Burst Evolution episode 1 Valt Aoi
- Beyblade Burst Evolution episode 36 Valt Aoi
- Beyblade Burst Evolution episode 51 Valt Aoi
Claims We Could Not Check
Attributed, not verified by us
- Compared to Tyson Granger's running-start launch from his first battles against Carlos and Kai.
- Localized as the Athletics Launch in Korea.
- In the manga, Valt's inspiration came from watching a fish jump out of a river.
