WHY DID LANE BREAK A STADIUM!

WHY DID LANE BREAK A STADIUM!

He is mad because he defeated Shu and every other legend. As well as he wants someone to take on his flare.

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WHY DID LANE BREAK A STADIUM!

He did it because he was mad that there were no longer any threatening or strong opponents for him to beat. I guess the stadium was the closest thing in range so he just gave it a go lol.

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Not bad eh?

WHY DID LANE BREAK A STADIUM!

He did it because he was mad that there were no longer any threatening or strong opponents for him to beat. I guess the stadium was the closest thing in range so he just gave it a go lol.

Also dont forget about his flare!!!

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Y'all explaining how Shu losing 1 battle absolutely destroys the series and makes the writing a dumpster fire as a whole

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Y'all explaining how Shu losing 1 battle absolutely destroys the series and makes the writing a dumpster fire as a whole

lol

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So, to be more accurate with Lean, he feels unsatisfied after beating all the legends and thinks that he has to increase his flare even more to fix it. This is most likely not the case, as this would not fit along beyblade' s themes. Probably just gonna make his flare shine like Hyuga and Hikaru, just like Shu has been trying to do all along.

Rip major character development. Predictable as usual it seems.

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Brave Valkyrie is my favorite bey, and Valt is my favorite character even if he's a bit overrated.

So, to be more accurate with Lean, he feels unsatisfied after beating all the legends and thinks that he has to increase his flare even more to fix it. This is most likely not the case, as this would not fit along beyblade' s themes. Probably just gonna make his flare shine like Hyuga and Hikaru, just like Shu has been trying to do all along.

Rip major character development. Predictable as usual it seems.

What? He wouldn't try to obtain more flare and then suddenly have it turn into good flare. Also, how would it not fit along with Beyblade's themes? Please present the evidence for your claims.

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Lane is all about the flare

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Doesn't take a genius to see it will most likely go this direction:
Lain is mad and frustrated due to wanting to grow his flare even more but beating everyone already. He is now angry and hostile, challenging anyone he comes across just to get a little more flare. This will scare off Harry, which will be the first sign he may be doing something wrong, but that thought is quickly overshadowed by wanting to gain more flare.

SPOILERS FOR NON ANIME CONTENT BELOW

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He remembers how Shu kept being harsh to him during training and he came to the conclusion he dissevered to be yelled at, and he just needed to get stronger. Boom, the way to get stronger present itself: gathering flare. Anyways Shu realizes his faults and wants to reach out to Lain but can't, so he helps the brothers. Eventually the brothers and seeing Harry will help break the flare spell, and he'll come back to his non insane self. Shu will apologize for being harsh and will promise to make his flare grow in a healthy way and for it to shine like Hikaru and Hyuga's. Lain accepts this offer and tearfully joins Shu on the journey back to the Red Bulls in America.

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What was done is done.

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Doesn't take a genius to see it will most likely go this direction:
Lain is mad and frustrated due to wanting to grow his flare even more but beating everyone already. He is now angry and hostile, challenging anyone he comes across just to get a little more flare. This will scare off Harry, which will be the first sign he may be doing something wrong, but that thought is quickly overshadowed by wanting to gain more flare.

SPOILERS FOR NON ANIME CONTENT BELOW

Spoiler (Click to View)

He remembers how Shu kept being harsh to him during training and he came to the conclusion he dissevered to be yelled at, and he just needed to get stronger. Boom, the way to get stronger present itself: gathering flare. Anyways Shu realizes his faults and wants to reach out to Lain but can't, so he helps the brothers. Eventually the brothers and seeing Harry will help break the flare spell, and he'll come back to his non insane self. Shu will apologize for being harsh and will promise to make his flare grow in a healthy way and for it to shine like Hikaru and Hyuga's. Lain accepts this offer and tearfully joins Shu on the journey back to the Red Bulls in America.

I'm not sure if Shu was ever a bad teacher to Lain, I think Lean's flare would've grown out of control no matter if Shu taught him or not. Unless he's been revealed to have been a bad teacher in the manga, I don't think Shu was necessarily a bad teacher in the anime, he just wanted to calm down Lean's flare.

Doesn't take a genius to see it will most likely go this direction:
Lain is mad and frustrated due to wanting to grow his flare even more but beating everyone already. He is now angry and hostile, challenging anyone he comes across just to get a little more flare. This will scare off Harry, which will be the first sign he may be doing something wrong, but that thought is quickly overshadowed by wanting to gain more flare.

SPOILERS FOR NON ANIME CONTENT BELOW

Spoiler (Click to View)

He remembers how Shu kept being harsh to him during training and he came to the conclusion he dissevered to be yelled at, and he just needed to get stronger. Boom, the way to get stronger present itself: gathering flare. Anyways Shu realizes his faults and wants to reach out to Lain but can't, so he helps the brothers. Eventually the brothers and seeing Harry will help break the flare spell, and he'll come back to his non insane self. Shu will apologize for being harsh and will promise to make his flare grow in a healthy way and for it to shine like Hikaru and Hyuga's. Lain accepts this offer and tearfully joins Shu on the journey back to the Red Bulls in America.

I'm not sure if Shu was ever a bad teacher to Lain, I think Lean's flare would've grown out of control no matter if Shu taught him or not.  Unless he's been revealed to have been a bad teacher in the manga, I don't think Shu was necessarily a bad teacher in the anime, he just wanted to calm down Lean's flare.

He was revealed to be overly harsh to Lain in the manga, That's why I put spoilers for non anime content because the anime has not covered that aspect and has seemingly only main Lain look like the bad guy just cause. He hasn't straight up said it in the anime yet but he knows Lain took it really harshly and he thought he deserved all the mean comments because he was weak so he strived to be stronger and is using flare as a means to do that. So now Shu is trying to help Lain, and maybe also make his flare grow in a healthy way rather than it just to be rampaging about.

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I'm not sure if Shu was ever a bad teacher to Lain, I think Lean's flare would've grown out of control no matter if Shu taught him or not.  Unless he's been revealed to have been a bad teacher in the manga, I don't think Shu was necessarily a bad teacher in the anime, he just wanted to calm down Lean's flare.

He was revealed to be overly harsh to Lain in the manga, That's why I put spoilers for non anime content because the anime has not covered that aspect and has seemingly only main Lain look like the bad guy just cause. He hasn't straight up said it in the anime yet but he knows Lain took it really harshly and he thought he deserved all the mean comments because he was weak so he strived to be stronger and is using flare as a means to do that. So now Shu is trying to help Lain, and maybe also make his flare grow in a healthy way rather than it just to be rampaging about.

Ah ok, thanks for the explanation. It makes sense now.

So, to be more accurate with Lean, he feels unsatisfied after beating all the legends and thinks that he has to increase his flare even more to fix it. This is most likely not the case, as this would not fit along beyblade' s themes. Probably just gonna make his flare shine like Hyuga and Hikaru, just like Shu has been trying to do all along.

Rip major character development. Predictable as usual it seems.

What? He wouldn't try to obtain more flare and then suddenly have it turn into good flare. Also, how would it not fit along with Beyblade's themes? Please present the evidence for your claims.

Beyblade is all about friendship and being shining rays of inspiration, and stuff like that. Lean's dark flare does not encompass that part of Beyblade yet. It also seems like you don't really understand, but we all know that his flare is going to become good after he loses to the brothers. All this talk and action about it is leading up to it, seeming like Lean's reviving moment.

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Brave Valkyrie is my favorite bey, and Valt is my favorite character even if he's a bit overrated.

Y'all explaining how Shu losing 1 battle absolutely destroys the series and makes the writing a dumpster fire as a whole

The same could be said about Lane Vs Valt. But im not crossing that line.

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PFP: Baby picture of me and one of my irl friends / ANY PRONOUNS

Shu,Valt,Aiga have all been defeated now.

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Valt and Valkyrie are my favorite
[Video: https://imgflip.com/gif/61frs5://]

Shu,Valt,Aiga have all been defeated now.

Free, Lui, Sisco, Drum too. The only one who survived Lane's destruction is the amazing Rantaro.

What? He wouldn't try to obtain more flare and then suddenly have it turn into good flare. Also, how would it not fit along with Beyblade's themes? Please present the evidence for your claims.

Beyblade is all about friendship and being shining rays of inspiration, and stuff like that. Lean's dark flare does not encompass that part of Beyblade yet. It also seems like you don't really understand, but we all know that his flare is going to become good after he loses to the brothers. All this talk and action about it is leading up to it, seeming like Lean's reviving moment.

Non every single season is about that. Also if dark flare is out of place why ever have it in the first place?

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Beyblade is all about friendship and being shining rays of inspiration, and stuff like that. Lean's dark flare does not encompass that part of Beyblade yet. It also seems like you don't really understand, but we all know that his flare is going to become good after he loses to the brothers. All this talk and action about it is leading up to it, seeming like Lean's reviving moment.

Non every single season is about that. Also if dark flare is out of place why ever have it in the first place?

Then why is Shu trying so hard to make Lean's flare shine? Just some random hobby? No, he's trying to prevent what happened to him as Red Eye, as Lean seems to be going on a similar crash and burn path.

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Brave Valkyrie is my favorite bey, and Valt is my favorite character even if he's a bit overrated.

Shu,Valt,Aiga have all been defeated now.

Free, Lui, Sisco, Drum too. The only one who survived Lane's destruction is the amazing Rantaro.

Yep lol

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Valt and Valkyrie are my favorite
[Video: https://imgflip.com/gif/61frs5://]

Shu,Valt,Aiga have all been defeated now.

Free, Lui, Sisco, Drum too. The only one who survived Lane's destruction is the amazing Rantaro.

I think Hikaru too since he battled Lane only once with Aiga and "won" but he's not a legend ig.

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In the darkness, two shadows, reaching through the hopeless, heavy dusk. Their hands meet, and light spills in a flood like a hundred golden urns pouring out of the sun.
-  Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller (Book)
Every time I see this, I think of Hikaru and Hyuga

Free, Lui, Sisco, Drum too. The only one who survived Lane's destruction is the amazing Rantaro.

I think Hikaru too since he battled Lane only once with Aiga and "won" but he's not a legend ig.

*cough* Episode 30 *cough*

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Brave Valkyrie is my favorite bey, and Valt is my favorite character even if he's a bit overrated.

Free, Lui, Sisco, Drum too. The only one who survived Lane's destruction is the amazing Rantaro.

I think Hikaru too since he battled Lane only once with Aiga and "won" but he's not a legend ig.

Lane destroyed King Helios in episode 30.

I think Hikaru too since he battled Lane only once with Aiga and "won" but he's not a legend ig.

*cough* Episode 30 *cough*

I don't know why, but I completely forgot about that haha.

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In the darkness, two shadows, reaching through the hopeless, heavy dusk. Their hands meet, and light spills in a flood like a hundred golden urns pouring out of the sun.
-  Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller (Book)
Every time I see this, I think of Hikaru and Hyuga