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Season · Beyblade Burst

Beyblade Burst Surge

Known as Beyblade Burst Superking in Japan, this is the fifth Burst season and twelfth overall. Valt Aoi, now among the elite 'Blading Legends,' hosts an exhibition showcasing a new class of 'Lightning Beys,' inspiring brothers Hyuga and Hikaru Hizashi to challenge the ruling elite with their own Hyperion and Helios. Their challenge spawns a new tournament to crown the best Blader, complicated by a mysterious masked competitor. Netflix streamed the season from April 2022 until its October 2024 removal.

What to know

  • Known as Beyblade Burst Superking in Japan; fifth Burst season, twelfth Beyblade anime season overall.
  • The Japanese title references the Ring names of the protagonists' Beys, Super Hyperion Xceed 1A and King Helios Zone 1B.
  • Introduces the 'Lightning Beys' Bey class and the Hizashi brothers, Hyuga and Hikaru.
  • First Burst season without a dedicated elite Blader team, instead centered on the 'Legendary Bladers.'
  • Second Burst season, after Rise, where the Japanese and English versions do not begin in the same year.
  • Second Burst season, after Turbo, to reuse its own theme song as the English eyecatcher rather than commission a new one.
  • Streamed on Netflix April 2022 - October 2024.

Staff

  • General Director: Katsuhito Akiyama
  • Director: O Jingu
  • Series Composition: Hideki Sonoda
  • Character Design: Toshiaki Ohashi
  • Sound Director: Hiroki Matsuoka
  • Music: Todd Bryanton
  • Animation Production: OLM
  • Production: ADK Emotions

Cast

  • Hikaru Hizashi: Haruka Tomatsu / Jade Dennis
  • Hyuga Hizashi: Natsumi Fujiwara / Ryan Bartley
  • Valt Aoi: Marina Inoue / Kimlinh Tran
  • Aiger Akabane: Tomoko Ikeda / Laura Stahl
  • Dante Koryu: Megumi Han / Erika Harlacher
  • Shu Kurenai: Junya Enoki / Alan Lee
  • Rantaro Kiyama: Fumihiro Okabayashi / Kevin K. Gomez
  • Ranjiro Kiyama: Fumihiro Okabayashi / Derek Stephen Prince
  • Silas Karlisle: Takuma Terashima / Mark Whitten
  • Free De La Hoya: Ryoko Shiraishi / Khoi Dao
  • Lui Shirosagi: Romi Park / Brandon Winckler
  • Lain Valhalla: Kaito Ishikawa / Daman Mills

Themes

  • OP (Japanese): Sparking Revolution
  • OP (English): We Got the Spin
  • ED (Japanese, instrumental): Sparking Revolution
  • ED (English, instrumental): We Got the Spin
  • Eyecatcher (English): We Got the Spin

Arcs

  • Blading Legends tournament
  • The Hizashi brothers' challenge

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In this season

Story arcs 3

Characters 37

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Games & media 1

Special moves 52

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Music 1

Organisations 1

Places 11

Products & sets 2

Teams 4

Toylines 1

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  • The Japanese name 'Superking' is drawn from the Ring names of the protagonists' Beys, Super Hyperion Xceed 1A and King Helios Zone 1B.
  • Second Burst season, after Rise, where the Japanese and English versions do not begin in the same year.
  • First Burst season without a dedicated elite Blader team, featuring the 'Legendary Bladers' instead.
  • First 'Burst' season where the opening theme is not reused in the Japanese next-episode preview; an alternate version of 'Sparking Revolution' plays instead.
  • Second Burst season, after Turbo, to reuse its own theme song, 'We Got the Spin,' as the English eyecatcher instead of a new track.