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Beyblade X (Season 1)

The first season of the Beyblade X anime and fifteenth Beyblade season overall, premiering October 6, 2023 in Japan. Amateur Blader Robin Kazami, dumped by his old team, teams up with former champ Jaxon Cross, who aims to reclaim the top under the alias 'Blader X' and challenge current champion Khrome Ryugu. Popular influencer Multi Nana-iro joins as their third member, forming Team Persona to chase professional status and the summit of Xenon City's Blading scene. It later streamed on Netflix (first 26 episodes from October 2024) and Hulu (first 36 episodes from October 2024).

What to know

  • First season of the Beyblade X anime, fifteenth Beyblade anime season overall; premiered October 6, 2023 in Japan.
  • Follows Robin Kazami, Jaxon Cross ('Blader X') and influencer Multi Nana-iro forming Team Persona to challenge reigning champion Khrome Ryugu.
  • Netflix added the first 26 episodes October 15, 2024; Hulu added the first 36 episodes October 21, 2024.
  • First Beyblade English dub to reuse the Japanese opening and ending songs (shortened for US broadcast length) rather than commission new themes.
  • First English dub whose ending theme is not an instrumental version of the opening.
  • First season with in-season broadcast breaks: one between episodes 12-13, another between 42-43, the latter due to the 2024 Olympics.
  • Second Beyblade anime, after Beyblade Burst QuadDrive, where a non-protagonist character uses a variant of a protagonist's own Bey.

Staff

  • Executive Producers: Atsuhi Oya, Hideki Kama, Hisato Takaoka, Masahiko Yamazaki, Rika Tsurusaki, Ryo Shibata
  • Series Composition: Kazuho Hyodo (eps 1-39), Hikaru Muno (eps 38-51)
  • Original Character Design: Posuka Demizu
  • Character Design: Yoshihiro Nagamori
  • Chief Director: Katsuhito Akiyama
  • Director: Moto Terada
  • Art Director: Eiji Wakamatsu
  • CGI Director: Tetsuya Nomura
  • Sound Director: Takayuki Yamaguchi
  • Music: Sebastian Robertson
  • Animation Producer: Katsuhito Masuda

Cast

  • Jaxon Cross: Soma Saito / AJ Beckles
  • Robin Kazami: Shuichiro Umeda / Caleb Yen
  • Multi Nana-iro: Ruriko Noguchi / Anairis Quinones
  • Khrome Ryugu: Kaito Ishikawa / Stephen Fu
  • Sigrid Nana-iro: Mariya Ise / Amber May
  • Meiko Myoden: Ruriko Aoki / Lauren Landa
  • Taisho Sushiya: Uoken / Michael Sorich
  • Takumi Ishiyama: Ken'ichiro Ohashi / Clifford Chapin
  • Bariki Jinnai: Fumitake Ishiguro / Daniel Walton
  • Genri Sayo: Tomohiro Omachi / John Patneaude
  • Titus Manju: Ryota Suzuki / Nazeeh Tarsha
  • Blaze Fujiwara: Yusuke Kobayashi / Kevin Andrew Rivera

Themes

  • OP: Prove by ONE OK ROCK
  • ED: ZOOM ZOOM by aespa

Arcs

  • Team Persona's formation
  • Challenging reigning champion Khrome Ryugu

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  • First Beyblade English dub to use the actual Japanese opening and ending theme songs, shortened for US timing, instead of new tracks.
  • First English dub with a non-instrumental ending theme different from its opening.
  • Second Beyblade anime where a side character uses a replica of a protagonist's Bey; Rashad Goodman's variant of Valt Aoi's Savior Valkyrie Shot-7 in Beyblade Burst QuadDrive was the first.
  • First Beyblade season with in-season broadcast breaks, including one caused by the 2024 Olympics.