I'm not saying Bell isn't going to battle Basara. That much is a given. The new Balkesh that Basara is getting makes that all but a guarantee, what I'm pointing out to you is, the anime usually strays from the manga in significant ways; in how certain events play out or wether certain events take place at all. It may not happen the way the manga depicted it. I wouldn't be surprised if it differs drastically. The same with the Devil's Blade.

The Devil Blade was never meant to be anything special, it probably won't appear in the anime. It's literally a recolor. It's an easy promo item, and they just made a special chapter to advertise it. It doesn't have to be relevant, and it's probably not cannon.

Either way, you still haven't answered my question. Just because it happened with unrelated seasons isn't really a convincing answer. With all of the foreshadowing, there's no reason this moment wouldn't happen

If a precedent has been set, it makes sense to consider that. There's a precedent set of events not playing out in the anime as they do in the manga. We see this time and again. Bell and Basara are sure to battle, but the lead up to that battle is likely to be different from the manga.

The Devil Blade was never meant to be anything special, it probably won't appear in the anime. It's literally a recolor. It's an easy promo item, and they just made a special chapter to advertise it. It doesn't have to be relevant, and it's probably not cannon.

Either way, you still haven't answered my question. Just because it happened with unrelated seasons isn't really a convincing answer. With all of the foreshadowing, there's no reason this moment wouldn't happen

If a precedent has been set, it makes sense to consider that. There's a precedent set of events not playing out in the anime as they do in the manga. We see this time and again. Bell and Basara are sure to battle, but the lead up to that battle is likely to be different from the manga.

You can't just assume this same rule applies for every single event over the course of the entire season, because this is blatantly false. Time and time again: if you want to talk surge the majority of it was adapted.
Hyperion and Helios Arc: Yes
Rankings Arc: Yes
BC Sol Arc: Yes
Lain and Lui Arc: Somewhat
Hikaru and Hyuga vs Lain: Yes
Shu vs Lain: Yes
Limit Break Arc: Somewhat
Shu vs Lain Rematch: Yes
Hikaru vs Lain: No
Hyuga vs Lain: Somewhat

40% of all major events have been done without major alterations. That's not even half.

GT
Ace Dragon Arc: Mostly
Fumiya Arc: Yes
Drum vs Lodin: Yes
Drum vs Delta: Yes
Drum vs Pot: Yes
Battle Island: Yes
Drum and Delta vs Aiga: Somewhat
Imperial Dragon Arc: Yes
Gwyn vs Amane: Yes
Drum vs Blindt: Yes
Hell vs Victories: Mostly

25%, the lowest we've gotten.

Cho-Z
Z Achilles Arc: Yes
Beigoma Academy Arc: Yes
Lui Arc: Yes
Aiga vs Houi: Yes
Aiga vs Phi: Somewhat
Aiga vs Xavier: Yes
Aiga vs Free: Somewhat
Aiga vs Valt: No
Aiga vs Shu: Mostly
Aiga vs Evel: Yes
Aiga vs Phi: Mostly
Aiga vs Valt: Yes

25% yet again.

God
BC Sol Arc: Yes
Valt vs Wakiya: Yes
European League Arc: Yes
Red Eye Arc: Yes
Valt vs Joshua: Yes
Joshua vs Shu: No
World League Arc: Yes

14%, even lower. Joshua vs Shu wasn't even that important compared to other things.

Burst
District Tournament Arc: Yes
Local Tournament Arc: Yes
Nationals Arc: Yes

0%, yahoo.

As you can see, these rates are extremely low. The chance of it happening ever is very low, and even then the times they greatly change the content of the stuff they're adapting is VERY low.

If a precedent has been set, it makes sense to consider that. There's a precedent set of events not playing out in the anime as they do in the manga. We see this time and again. Bell and Basara are sure to battle, but the lead up to that battle is likely to be different from the manga.

You can't just assume this same rule applies for every single event over the course of the entire season, because this is blatantly false. Time and time again: if you want to talk surge the majority of it was adapted.
Hyperion and Helios Arc: Yes
Rankings Arc: Yes
BC Sol Arc: Yes
Lain and Lui Arc: Somewhat
Hikaru and Hyuga vs Lain: Yes
Shu vs Lain: Yes
Limit Break Arc: Somewhat
Shu vs Lain Rematch: Yes
Hikaru vs Lain: No
Hyuga vs Lain: Somewhat

40% of all major events have been done without major alterations. That's not even half.

GT
Ace Dragon Arc: Mostly
Fumiya Arc: Yes
Drum vs Lodin: Yes
Drum vs Delta: Yes
Drum vs Pot: Yes
Battle Island: Yes
Drum and Delta vs Aiga: Somewhat
Imperial Dragon Arc: Yes
Gwyn vs Amane: Yes
Drum vs Blindt: Yes
Hell vs Victories: Mostly

25%, the lowest we've gotten.

Cho-Z
Z Achilles Arc: Yes
Beigoma Academy Arc: Yes
Lui Arc: Yes
Aiga vs Houi: Yes
Aiga vs Phi: Somewhat
Aiga vs Xavier: Yes
Aiga vs Free: Somewhat
Aiga vs Valt: No
Aiga vs Shu: Mostly
Aiga vs Evel: Yes
Aiga vs Phi: Mostly
Aiga vs Valt: Yes

25% yet again.

God
BC Sol Arc: Yes
Valt vs Wakiya: Yes
European League Arc: Yes
Red Eye Arc: Yes
Valt vs Joshua: Yes
Joshua vs Shu: No
World League Arc: Yes

14%, even lower. Joshua vs Shu wasn't even that important compared to other things.

Burst
District Tournament Arc: Yes
Local Tournament Arc: Yes
Nationals Arc: Yes

0%, yahoo.

As you can see, these rates are extremely low. The chance of it happening ever is very low, and even then the times they greatly change the content of the stuff they're adapting is VERY low.

I think you may be misunderstanding what I'm saying. I'm pointing out that how things are depicted usually end up being different from the manga. Using that Red Eye arc for example, how Valt found out Shu was Red Eye was different than what was depicted in the anime. As I said, I'm sure Bell will battle Basara and the new Balkesh, but how we get to that battle is likely to be different. Mostly all those events you mentioned were different in how certain things were depicted. The ending of Sparking for example was very different. How Aiger's bond with Achilles was broken and it's explanation was different, the events leading up to Aiger's first title match with Valt was different. A lot of things tend to change between the two mediums.

You can't just assume this same rule applies for every single event over the course of the entire season, because this is blatantly false. Time and time again: if you want to talk surge the majority of it was adapted.
Hyperion and Helios Arc: Yes
Rankings Arc: Yes
BC Sol Arc: Yes
Lain and Lui Arc: Somewhat
Hikaru and Hyuga vs Lain: Yes
Shu vs Lain: Yes
Limit Break Arc: Somewhat
Shu vs Lain Rematch: Yes
Hikaru vs Lain: No
Hyuga vs Lain: Somewhat

40% of all major events have been done without major alterations. That's not even half.

GT
Ace Dragon Arc: Mostly
Fumiya Arc: Yes
Drum vs Lodin: Yes
Drum vs Delta: Yes
Drum vs Pot: Yes
Battle Island: Yes
Drum and Delta vs Aiga: Somewhat
Imperial Dragon Arc: Yes
Gwyn vs Amane: Yes
Drum vs Blindt: Yes
Hell vs Victories: Mostly

25%, the lowest we've gotten.

Cho-Z
Z Achilles Arc: Yes
Beigoma Academy Arc: Yes
Lui Arc: Yes
Aiga vs Houi: Yes
Aiga vs Phi: Somewhat
Aiga vs Xavier: Yes
Aiga vs Free: Somewhat
Aiga vs Valt: No
Aiga vs Shu: Mostly
Aiga vs Evel: Yes
Aiga vs Phi: Mostly
Aiga vs Valt: Yes

25% yet again.

God
BC Sol Arc: Yes
Valt vs Wakiya: Yes
European League Arc: Yes
Red Eye Arc: Yes
Valt vs Joshua: Yes
Joshua vs Shu: No
World League Arc: Yes

14%, even lower. Joshua vs Shu wasn't even that important compared to other things.

Burst
District Tournament Arc: Yes
Local Tournament Arc: Yes
Nationals Arc: Yes

0%, yahoo.

As you can see, these rates are extremely low. The chance of it happening ever is very low, and even then the times they greatly change the content of the stuff they're adapting is VERY low.

I think you may be misunderstanding what I'm saying. I'm pointing out that how things are depicted usually end up being different from the manga. Using that Red Eye arc for example, how Valt found out Shu was Red Eye was different than what was depicted in the anime. As I said, I'm sure Bell will battle Basara and the new Balkesh, but how we get to that battle is likely to be different. Mostly all those events you mentioned were different in how certain things were depicted. The ending of Sparking for example was very different. How Aiger's bond with Achilles was broken and it's explanation was different, the events leading up to Aiger's first title match with Valt was different. A lot of things tend to change between the two mediums.

The only part about Red Eye that was different is that them getting to the temple was a page long montage. Everything else was the exact same, up to the shadow beys. Either way you still haven’t given me a proper reason besides the fact that they’re sometimes different, which we shouldn’t have to worry about since 

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Basara snapping has been directly foreshadowed. We see him staring at Solomon with intent to beat Bell, which is foreshadowing to his training, which ties into the battle with Bell.

There’s not any reason to consider that rule anymore.

I think you may be misunderstanding what I'm saying. I'm pointing out that how things are depicted usually end up being different from the manga. Using that Red Eye arc for example, how Valt found out Shu was Red Eye was different than what was depicted in the anime. As I said, I'm sure Bell will battle Basara and the new Balkesh, but how we get to that battle is likely to be different. Mostly all those events you mentioned were different in how certain things were depicted. The ending of Sparking for example was very different. How Aiger's bond with Achilles was broken and it's explanation was different, the events leading up to Aiger's first title match with Valt was different. A lot of things tend to change between the two mediums.

The only part about Red Eye that was different is that them getting to the temple was a page long montage. Everything else was the exact same, up to the shadow beys. Either way you still haven’t given me a proper reason besides the fact that they’re sometimes different, which we shouldn’t have to worry about since 

Spoiler (Click to View)

Basara snapping has been directly foreshadowed. We see him staring at Solomon with intent to beat Bell, which is foreshadowing to his training, which ties into the battle with Bell.

There’s not any reason to consider that rule anymore.

I'm talking about Red Eye's reveal which was different to how it happened in the manga. And it isn't sometimes different, a lot of the times it's different. Again as I mentioned, a precedent has been set. And as has happened many times in the past, the lead up is likely to be different as has been the case with other major battles. In either event we will see soon enough how they handle it.

This likely wont happen in the anime Instarez for the simple reason that Basara is at BC sol when he upgrades solomon. Its as simple as that. Regarding the major plot points of the anime and manga... they are almost the same. However I personally agree with Admiral W, in the sense that the manga and anime approach those plot are different.

Well it will suprass Valkyrie, Spriggan and Longinus imo. I guess that in episode 14, Valt will show power of Savior Valkyrie and will defeat Rashad, while Rashad will have a bad resonance with Valkyrie, since original not his, so it will remind same situation as with Aiga in manga, but no destruction and Rashad will get mad. He will evolve his bey and will train to take Valt's Valkyrie, to make another DB bey like Phi make Dead Phoenix. Kinda like that

Are you saying that Rashad will merge Valtryek with his own bey like Phi did with Hades? That’s a bit of a stretch. Merging Valtryek of all beys?! Come on. That would sideline Valt for at least the remainder of the season if Burst went to season 7. I think Valtryek is the last bey the creators want to do merging with

Maybe he will recreate Valkyrie. It doesn't mean that if his Valkyrie stolen, he will just stand and nothing do

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My Corocoro came early. Here are the summaries for Chapter 4 and the Devil Blader Special Chapter. Spoilers as always.

Special Chapter:

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Bell has found mention of a mythical Blader called the Devil Blade in an ancient book. He decides to go look for it, and Ranzo and Basara join him. They arrive at an island on a helicopter, flown by Gramps of course. The gang climbs up a mountain and does some platforming challenges before arriving at a large room. In the middle of the room is a large Bey Stadium, like 10x bigger than normal. Devil is lodged in a wall Galaxy Pegasus style. Bell removes it and the gang looks at it. But suddenly, the statue next to them awakens. It's a Gargoyle with a giant launches. It launches the big bey into the large stadium the boys are standing in (It's from an unknown system.) The bey circles around the rim of the stadium. Bell replaces Dynamite with Devil, making Devil Belial. Devil attacks the bey and it knocks it away. Bell goes full power to chatter the bey. The Gargoyle breaks as well. Everyone's happy and Bell is victorious, as he's found Devil.

Bell Arc Chapter 4:

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We're at a school for some reason. And then, we see Bell casually walking through the hallways and he breaks into a classroom. It's Basara's class, and he's glad to see him. He sees the desks are lazily strewn about so he orders his classmates to put them together, and they do reluctantly. They also clean off the desks. Now Bell has his red carpet. He walks across the Desks, straight to Basara. He's just sitting in his seat and is confused. He tells him that the Demon King himself came to see him. He's surprised that it's not enough and erases all of the writing on the Black Board. Another kid reluctantly cleans off the erasers for him.

He goes to Basara angrily, expecting him to be happy that the Demon King came to see him. Basara is scared at his appearance. Basara pretends to his friends that he doesn't know him, and then goes to talk to Bell. He says that he heard Basara made a new Dynamite System bey from his Gramps, so he came to battle it of course. Basara yells at him, saying of course he's gonna battle. That's the whole reason he made a new Bey. However, he's confused due to the lack of a stadium, but Bell's got that covered. A giant hot air balloon comes with hands that's carrying a Bey Stadium. It drops it righto outside the window of Basara's class so he can see it. Bell now invites him to play, but the teacher doesn't allow it. Beyblade is banned. Bell asks why, and the teacher simply says because it's banned. Bell gets made and cries, but tries to cover it up.

Bell quickly whips back into shape and then counters. Basketball and Soccer are not necessary for school, yet they are allowed. Beyblade is also a sport, so why is it prohibited? The classmates are scared, but agree. Bell says with Beyblade, you train your body, build friendships, and learn to put effort in. He gets the class to rally in support of Beys, but Basara tries tells him to shut up. Bell looks at the teacher in approval, but he simply says bad things are bad. Basara says he's just a teacher. Bell yells at him to be quiet since he's not talking to him, but Basara continues with the fact that they would have to go to the principal to make an actual change. Bell now decides to go to the principal, and gets everyone to follow him.

At the principal's office everyone is decked out in Bey gear and holding signs, with Basara reluctantly holding one. Bell asks but the principal says no. Bell says that this is a good school, however if he broadcasts a battle to his thousands of followers, the school will be more recognized. The principal says that they can battle just for today and Basara is surprised that they easily won him over. However even if it's just for a day, Bell is proud he's made Beyblade to play possible at school. Basara is amazed that Bell was able to be a hero in the blink of an eye...but that's precisely why he needs to beat him.

We cut to he gym where the stadium is. Bell holds out his new bey: Roar Bahamut. Hannah cheers for him, as the battle starts. Basara also has a Dynamite launcher now, and does a classic Shu Launch. F Gear Belial attacks but the perfect circle repels him. Basara yells out that whenever the lock progresses, the 4 blade defense turns into an 8 blade defense. New bladers appear and Belial isn't making a scratch. Bell keeps attacking, and Bahamut is starting to wobble. Basara is mad. He's yells that he's trained every day and watched every battle just to defeat Bell, and he can now do that with his Bahamut. Belial loses all it's stamina, meaning Basara has won the first round.

Hannah and her friends are happy, and Basara lets out a scream of victory. However, Bell is ready to up the skill level. Basara is scared, and he now has to bring more moves. to the table. Everyone comes to the stadium seriously, but Bell fakes out with a light launch. Basara is surprised, and Belial goes to Bahamut who is in the circle. Basara thinks that he's fallen into Bell's trap. His serious expression made him think he was going for a powerful launch. Bell smiles maniacally and Basara tenses up as Belial attacks. It hits the non Blade parts of Bahamut. It quickly gains spin, and Bell bursts Basara. With a 2-1 score, Bell wins. Basara collapses too the floor, and cries. All of his work was for nothing. Bell approaches Basara with a smile, and Basara stares back angrily.

Devil blade chapter: Well I expected that it will be like this, since it's special chapter. 
Basara Arc: Well school part was Kinda boring for me, they just use more pages just for fun, I expected more from Hiro fantasy. But battle is awesome. Basara got new shoot form that is cool, plus he really trained to get better. Kinda sad that he not win, but I am happy that he evolves not just sitting.

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Yeah, but they've been specifically building up to this event in the start, with Basara staring at Solomon while sitting at his desk.

I'm not saying it's won't happen, just pointing out that there's a fair bit of possibility that it won't. As another example, in the manga, it was Valt that destroyed Z Achilles, not Phi. Another example, the Ultimate Tag Series doesn't take place in the manga. It's exclusive to the anime.

I wonder why he just decide to evolve in manga, like no one not destroyed him

This likely wont happen in the anime Instarez for the simple reason that Basara is at BC sol when he upgrades solomon. Its as simple as that. Regarding the major plot points of the anime and manga... they are almost the same. However I personally agree with Admiral W, in the sense that the manga and anime approach those plot are different.

A simple location change doesn't mean that a battle cannot happen. BC Sol literally is a blading school and team, there are stadium's everywhere. There's no reason just because they're at BC Sol, it is then impossible for it to happen. You're literally saying this chapter will not happen. Meaning he can't make Roar Bahamut, battle Bell, or get character development. That doesn't even make any sense, of course he can. Every major event happens.

It's been a while! How is everyone? I returned to see how the beyblade community was doing. Been enjoying the Pokemon Anime myself but I wanted to ask is Beyblade Burst DB worth watching? I really look forward to an honest review thanks.

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you better watch this if you want nostalgia over these years. MEP Legendary: https://youtu.be/BxXAlIpZ-ns

It's been a while! How is everyone? I returned to see how the beyblade community was doing. Been enjoying the Pokemon Anime myself but I wanted to ask is Beyblade Burst DB worth watching? I really look forward to an honest review thanks.

Hi; long time no see. Personally I would recommend watching DB as so far its pretty nice. ( though i would recommend watching the subbed Version as a lot of important dialogue is present). The main character is not a novice and is pretty skilled and the best thing is that he always uses strategy to win; not some BS like Lean or Hyuga and Hikaru. Hope to see you soon in the anime Threads

Hehe. Basara will lose by slow motion burst

Simple plot predictions:
Bell fights Valt on the new stadium, and loses. Basara is helped by a member of BC Sol and makes his own bey.

Basara fights Bell, letting out his true feelings and all. In the end Bell wins, making Basara sad. He says he wanted to outshine Bell but couldn't and felt as if his whole time trying to build himself as a blader was wasted. Bell welcomes him as a rival, hoping Basara will be able to provide a big challenge to him one day.

The DB gang has left for Japan. Rashad fights Valt because he wants to be recognized by Valt as someone on the same level. Valt takes the challenge and beats Rashad. Rashad finds his resolve. He realizes he was actually always jealous of Valt so he decides to find a place to make a DB Bey to true and be utterly and completely better than him. However he doesn't make it at BC Sol cause then Valt could see his bey and form a counter strategy.

Simple plot predictions:
Bell fights Valt on the new stadium, and loses. Basara is helped by a member of BC Sol and makes his own bey.

Basara fights Bell, letting out his true feelings and all. In the end Bell wins, making Basara sad. He says he wanted to outshine Bell but couldn't and felt as if his whole time trying to build himself as a blader was wasted. Bell welcomes him as a rival, hoping Basara will be able to provide a big challenge to him one day.

The DB gang has left for Japan. Rashad fights Valt because he wants to be recognized by Valt as someone on the same level. Valt takes the challenge and beats Rashad. Rashad finds his resolve. He realizes he was actually always jealous of Valt so he decides to find a place to make a DB Bey to true and be utterly and completely better than him. However he doesn't make it at BC Sol cause then Valt could see his bey and form a counter strategy.

I guess he will leave BC Sol, and create somewhere his bey. After when he will see more of Valt's fighting, he want to took Valt's Valkyrie

Looks like I'm right so far. The preview looks good, I recognize scenes from the manga. I think we all knew this battle would happen, but it's nice each adaption has been on point so far. Around this time is when Sparking started deviating from the Manga.

After seeing the latest episode Rashad is acting kinda suspicious ex he is acting semi aggressive and suggesting basara to abandon death solomon which this act often relates to villainous person like astem aka Alexander which lead me to a believe that soon or later he will get a fallout becoming a villain or sorts maybe after valt beats him.

After seeing the latest episode Rashad is acting kinda suspicious ex he is acting semi aggressive and suggesting basara to abandon death solomon which this act often relates to villainous person like astem aka Alexander which lead me to a believe that soon or later he will get a fallout becoming a villain or sorts maybe after valt beats him.

I was just thinking about that. When Rashad was training with Valtryek before he found Bell spying on him, I got this dark feeling just from the music. And to convince Basara to make Balkesh by ABANDONING Solomon on top of that make question one thing: is he truly wanting to fight with Valtryek? Or is he trying to oust Valt of his title as world champion and wants to take the role in a tyrannical attitude like Arthur. I wonder if he is planning to make his Valtryek the new powerhouse of the world. All of this seems rambling, but this what I am trying to say: Rashad’s hiding something from everyone

After seeing the latest episode Rashad is acting kinda suspicious ex he is acting semi aggressive and suggesting basara to abandon death solomon which this act often relates to villainous person like astem aka Alexander which lead me to a believe that soon or later he will get a fallout becoming a villain or sorts maybe after valt beats him.

Basara should have a bey he has a stronger bond with, but I still feel like Rashad is pretty suspicious. I wonder what his motives are.

After seeing the latest episode Rashad is acting kinda suspicious ex he is acting semi aggressive and suggesting basara to abandon death solomon which this act often relates to villainous person like astem aka Alexander which lead me to a believe that soon or later he will get a fallout becoming a villain or sorts maybe after valt beats him.

Basara should have a bey he has a stronger bond with, but I still feel like Rashad is pretty suspicious. I wonder what his motives are.

Did you noticed he hasn’t been the “give me a hug” and cheered up guy we first saw since Bell lost to Free the first time? After he revealed his Valtryek, he’s been showing a completely different personality

Basara should have a bey he has a stronger bond with, but I still feel like Rashad is pretty suspicious. I wonder what his motives are.

Did you noticed he hasn’t been the “give me a hug” and cheered up guy we first saw since Bell lost to Free the first time? After he revealed his Valtryek, he’s been showing a completely different personality

I suppose he's now dead set on getting Valt's approval, like his summary said. Apparently he isn't close enough to Valt to call him his full first name yet.

Did you noticed he hasn’t been the “give me a hug” and cheered up guy we first saw since Bell lost to Free the first time? After he revealed his Valtryek, he’s been showing a completely different personality

I suppose he's now dead set on getting Valt's approval, like his summary said. Apparently he isn't close enough to Valt to call him his full first name yet.

I will not be surprised if he evolves Valtryek into a completely new bey that is a darker counterpart. Remember when Lain was dissatisfied with First Uranus, he went forward to evolve it into Vex Lucius? Watch this happen again

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I bet that for the DB anime, Basara snapping will be partly because of Rashad's influence. In the manga he was just saying since he has the Ultimate Defense Type he can finally beat Bell, but in the anime I'm betting that it will be something about how he only needs Bahamut, and Solomon was always worthless.

In the second to last battle of the season, someone should say this to bell before his final battle before that person is defeated: long live the king

In the second to last battle of the season, someone should say this to bell before his final battle before that person is defeated: long live the king

That would be awesome XD

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I'll definitely put something here soon.
Probably.
Maybe?
Naaaaah.

Bell's birthday is this Thursday aka July 1st

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The One Piece is the friends we made a long the way.

Well Rashad is both right and not right. Bahamut is better than Solomon since Basara in episode 15 will have more resonance. But how he says to Basara :" Throw your bey away". He technically make another Red Eye just by saying throw your bey away. Either he didn't throw his bey