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Season · Beyblade Burst

Beyblade Burst Evolution

Known as Beyblade Burst God in Japan, this is the second Burst season and ninth Beyblade season overall, airing April 2017 to March 2018. Valt Aoi is scouted from the Japanese Championship to Spain's BC Sol and must win the European League to reach the World League and test himself against the world's strongest Bladers. Netflix carried the first 26 episodes from November 2018 and the remaining 25 in 2019, later removing them in stages during 2021-2022; it also streams on Prime Video, Apple TV and DisneyNOW.

What to know

  • Known as Beyblade Burst God in Japan; second Burst season, ninth Beyblade anime season overall.
  • Aired on TV Tokyo April 3, 2017 to March 26, 2018, Mondays at 5:55pm JST.
  • Valt Aoi joins Spain's BC Sol and must win the European League to advance to the World League.
  • First time in the franchise that Europe fields separate national teams instead of one combined European team.
  • Character first-and-last-name initials mirror an inverted version of their Bey's name initials, e.g. Cuza Ackermann/Alter Cognite and Silas Karlisle/Kinetic Satomb.
  • Shares elements with Beyblade: Metal Masters (international tournaments) and Beyblade: Metal Fury (Bey upgrades/evolutions).
  • A stage musical adaptation of the season was performed in South Korea in June 2018.

Staff

  • Planning: Shuji Wada, Makoto Wada, Takashi Ishimoto
  • Executive Producer: Atsushi Oya, Toshinori Irie, Yuya Yokoyama, Naohiko Furuichi
  • Series Draft: Ryo Shibata, Fumihiko Takahara
  • Series Composition: Hideki Sonoda
  • Character Design: Toshiaki Ohashi
  • Avatar Design: Yoshihiro Nagamori
  • Chief Director: Katsuhito Akiyama
  • Director: Kentaro Yamaguchi
  • Coloring: Aya Ouchi
  • Art Director: Kuniaki Nemoto
  • CGI Director: Dai Seo
  • Music: Zain Effendi
  • Sound Director: Yuki Matsuoka

Cast

  • Valt Aoi: Marina Inoue / Sabrina Pitre
  • Silas Karlisle: Takuma Terashima / Connor Parnall
  • Free De La Hoya: Ryoko Shiraishi / Sean Thomas
  • Lui Shirosagi: Romi Park / Travis Turner
  • Cuza Ackermann: Junko Takeuchi / Valin Shinyei
  • Rantaro Kiyama: Fumihiro Okabayashi / Matt Hill
  • Daigo Kurogami: Ayahi Takagaki / Zach LeBlanc
  • Wakiya Murasaki: Yu Kobayashi / Cole Howard
  • Kristina Kuroda: Miyuki Sawashiro / Siobhan Williams
  • Kit Lopez: Satsumi Matsuda / Advah Soudack
  • Shu Kurenai (Red Eye): Junya Enoki / Adrian Petriw
  • Xander Shakadera: Rikiya Koyama / Andrew Francis

Themes

  • OP (Japanese): EVOLUTION BURST!
  • OP (English): Evolution
  • ED (Japanese, eps 1-26): Beyxercise
  • ED (Japanese, eps 27-51): Beyxercise 2
  • ED (English, instrumental): Evolution
  • Eyecatcher (English): Made for This

Arcs

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In this season

Story arcs 2

Characters 88

64 more in characters.

Glossary 1

Games & media 1

Special moves 33

9 more in special moves.

Music 3

Organisations 2

Places 7

Teams 15

Tournaments 1

Beyblade BurstBeyblade Burst TurboBeyblade: Metal MastersBeyblade: Metal Fury

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  • Character first-and-last-name initials mirror an inverted version of their Bey's name initials (e.g. Cuza Ackermann -> Alter Cognite; Silas Karlisle -> Kinetic Satomb).
  • First time in the franchise Europe fields separate national teams rather than one combined team.
  • The English title likely derives from the Japanese opening song name, EVOLUTION BURST!.
  • Shares narrative elements with Beyblade: Metal Masters (international tournaments) and Beyblade: Metal Fury (Bey upgrades).
  • A stage musical of this season was performed in South Korea in June 2018.