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Beyblade GRevolution

The third and final season of the Original Series and sequel to Beyblade VForce, GRevolution returns to a tournament-driven structure under the same director as Season 1. Tyson's Bladebreakers, now including newcomer Daichi Sumeragi, compete in a six-team round-robin format across five countries before villain Boris resurfaces with a new organization, BEGA, to seize control of Beyblading. After the Blitzkrieg Boys are crushed by BEGA's strongest, the newly formed G Revolutions build custom Beyblades and defeat BEGA in a climactic tournament. The season introduces Engine Gear and Hard Metal System tops and shifts the franchise's focus away from bit-beasts toward Bladers and battle techniques.

What to know

  • Third and final season of the Original Series, sequel to Beyblade VForce.
  • Directed by the same director as Season 1, returning to a tournament-focused format after VForce's filler-heavy approach.
  • Introduces Engine Gear tops and, in the BEGA arc, the Hard Metal System tops.
  • Bit-beasts now appear only during special attacks rather than emerging in a flash of light.
  • Structured in two halves: episodes 1-30 (a BBA round-robin across the USA, Italy, Spain, Egypt and Australia) and episodes 31-52 (the BEGA arc, introducing Boris's Beyblade Entertainment Global Association).
  • Ends with Team G Revolutions (Tyson, Kai, Ray, Max, Kenny, Daichi) defeating BEGA; both anime and manga concluded by 2004 as the franchise shifted focus to its toyline.
  • Marks the franchise's shift away from centering bit-beasts toward focusing on Bladers, Beyblades and their attack patterns.
  • 52 Japanese episodes, tying it with Beyblade: Metal Fury and Beyblade Burst Rise (GT) for the franchise's highest episode count.

Themes

  • OP (Japanese): Go Ahead
  • OP (Japanese): Identified
  • OP (English): Let's Beyblade!
  • ED (Japanese): Oh Yes!!
  • ED (Japanese): Kaze no Fuku Basho
  • ED (Japanese): Sign of Wish
  • ED (English, instrumental): Let's Beyblade!

Arcs

  • First half (eps 1-30): BBA round-robin tournaments across the USA, Italy, Spain, Egypt and Australia
  • Second half (eps 31-52): the BEGA arc
  • Japan/America/Russia/China/Europe Qualifiers
  • World Championships
  • Justice Five Tournament

In this season

Characters 3

Games & media 2

Toylines 1

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Claims We Could Not Check

Attributed, not verified by us

  • Nearly every Bakuten Shoot Beyblade team returns for this season, except the Dark Bladers (aside from a Japan-exclusive ending cameo).
  • Several tournament teams carry deliberate rival themes, e.g. Tyson/Daichi (East/West dragons), Kai/Tala (fire/ice), Ray/Lee (yin/yang), and Max/Rick (defense/offense).
  • Unlike the first two seasons, GRevolution emphasizes elaborate pre-battle launch rituals, such as Tyson's launch checklist.
  • The Japanese finale (episode 51) features a montage cameo of nearly every prior character, including the Saint Shields, the Majestics, Team Psykick and Zeo.
  • An official Japanese d-rights website existed for the series.