Season · Metal Saga

Beyblade: Metal Masters

The second season of the Metal Saga, bridging Metal Fusion and Metal Fury. Gingka's circle grows with the arrival of rival Blader Masamune Kadoya as the WBBA launches the 'Beyblade World Championships,' a tournament of four-Blader national teams. Selected for Japan alongside Masamune, Tsubasa and Yu, Gingka aims for the top, while Kyoya Tategami turns down Japan's slot to chase a rematch with Gingka by joining the African team, where Benkei competes in disguise as 'Masked Bull.'

What to know

  • Second season of the Metal Saga, fifth Beyblade anime season overall; bridges Metal Fusion and Metal Fury.
  • Introduces rival Blader Masamune Kadoya, who joins Gingka's circle.
  • Centers on the WBBA-sponsored 'Beyblade World Championships,' where four-Blader teams from each country compete.
  • Kyoya Tategami declines Japan's team slot to seek a direct rematch with Gingka, instead joining the African team, where Benkei disguises himself as 'Masked Bull.'
  • Premiered in the US August 20, 2011 on Cartoon Network; premiered earlier in France (June 21, 2011) and later in the UK (January 9, 2012).
  • The name 'Metal Masters' had previously appeared as a sticker on some Hasbro Beyblade packaging during the Original Series.
  • The only Metal Saga season in which the villain Doji does not appear.

Themes

  • OP (Japanese): Galaxy Heart by YU+KI
  • ED (Japanese): It Goes Over the Sky by Odoriba Soul

Arcs

  • Beyblade World Championships

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Bit-beasts & avatars 15

Characters 71

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Organisations 5

Places 1

Products & sets 1

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  • The name 'Metal Masters' was previously used on a sticker for some Hasbro Beyblades sold during the Original Series.
  • This is the only Metal Saga season in which Doji is absent.