Valt is the champion in GT .

U have proof?

Yeah do u have proof?

Probably not. Aiga dissappeared with the title.

Well, isn’t he the champion in GT?

Apparently not.

In the Corocoro, Valt is the champion still. Here, Aiga is the champion. Either Valt does get it back, or the episodes will be different than the Corocoro. It’s not unusual for the episodic animated series to differ from the Corocoro, just keep that in mind.

Episode review:

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I've got very mixed feelings about this episode in general, from start to finish. The scene starts of with Aiga training while having a flashback breaking Winning Valkyrie. Very cliché in my opinion, considering what comes next... The pointless conversation with Principal was added purely for unnecessary comedic purposes.

After OP, We have yet another flashback from the first episode this time... Then boom! We're suddenly in the Arena! When it came to Valt's turn he tripped again which really brought me back to S1 + S2... And when that happens, We all know that Valkyrie's going to trip too xD Classic Valt FTW <3

BATTLE TIME!!! Animation was golden at this point onwards. (secretly crossing fingers for GT) First battle ends with a burst draw, honestly... i didn't expect that and i won't believe ANYONE who says he/she predicted that! (To people calling the episode "Predictable") What WAS "predictable" was the fact that Aiga YET AGAIN got a ring out finish right after! PLEASE STOP... OMG!!! You've done it 3 times already... just stop for the love of Gingka! Anyways, Valkyrie's awakening was pretty well made and bursted Achilles... expected... since everytime it goes like this: 1-aiga 2-valt -2-aiga. Then we've got some Shu vs Valt type of animation with bladders and spirits which looked decent.

And well, the final battle was the lamest thing i've seen in the entire franchise. *NOT* because Valt lost, but *HOW* he lost was the problem to it. And here's is why:
Valkyrie knocks Achilles to the sky and it magicaly goes into attack mode *TOUCHING* the stadium. [img] https://i.imgur.com/lB5wmMp.png[/img] WHAT?! = 1st BS so far. After that, the showdown begins and Valkyrie bursts, but Achilles DOESN'T EVEN burst a second later, showing that Aiga is the strongest bladder BY FAR = 2nd BS. Shocking reactions were to be expected afterwards from characters, however i truly didn't have a problem with Aiga being the Champion BUT i wanted it to end in a VERY VERY different way than this. He wasn't even cornered by Valt at all... like he did with Phi. And that pretty much tells us that Valt is way worst than Phi himself.

That's why the story is going to be a low rating for me overall. NO build-up at all for the finale and way too much focus on MC's plot, throwing other characters out of the window. You simply don't treat the Original MC like that. Heck even Gingka was way too overpowered for Zero in Shogun steel but... that's burst i guess. Season was decent, however it could've been so much better in some sequences.

GT HERE. WE. GO!

Rating:
Story: 4/10
Animation: 8,5/10
Dialogue/expresions/music: 7/10

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In the Corocoro, Valt is the champion still. Here, Aiga is the champion. Either Valt does get it back, or the episodes will be different than the Corocoro. It’s not unusual for the episodic animated series to differ from the Corocoro, just keep that in mind.

Maybe Valt defeats Aiga with Slash Valkyrie.

Also, I liked the episode overall, but there were some really good small things, too. Valt gripping and falling when he’s walking to the stadium is just classic Valt, and its great. ? Secondly, Phi is sitting in the throne, while Hearts is leaning over a stool?? What?? It’s just little things like these that caught my attention and are funny.

I honestly hate this episode. It felt like another generic episode with a generic battle, and some of the parts felt unoriginal. It felt like Aiga did not even show any signs of maturity, like Valt did when he lost to Lui in the first season, and although there were some parts that could not be replicated, it seemed, quite terribly, like a child wrote this. It was too full of action and gave no sense of closure to the anime. Quite honestly, I thought the “battle” would be like the one between Gingka and Kyoya at the end of 4D/Metal Fury, and I would have preferred that. Do not misunderstand, this was not a horrible episode, just a horrible last episode. Anyway, this is my opinion, and none of this should be taken as fact.

I feel like there was no consequence for Aiga’s darkness. And that flashback reminded me of it, too. Aiga turns evil and continually loses to Hearts. Then, Achilles gets destroyed by Phi. Then, Aiga loses the dark power, gets Cho-Z Achilles and everything is peachy. What??? There’s no repercussions or anything? And I don’t mean repercussions like him being banned from Beyblading, I mean like maybe he could lose his connection with Achilles. Then after Phi beats Hearts and Free he sees that he needs to really step up his game in order to complete with the competition. Then his training journey with Laban, Xhan, and Kit would mean more because he’s figuring out how to regain his connection with Achilles.

This episode had made me so mad. Its so stupid that Valkyrie lost to a bey who could not beat Valkyrie in real life. I think from now onwards when they make episodes they should have battle in real life. From that battle, they should decide. But the good think is that they are not removing valt from the series. Like Tyson and gingka, I think he is also going to stay till the end of Beyblade burst.

It seems evident that Aiga will win because they will want to end him off (as the main character) on a good note.

Due to how hated he is, maybe not. Letting him beat Valt would be awful.

This episode had made me so mad. Its so stupid that Valkyrie lost to a bey who could not beat Valkyrie in real life. I think from now onwards when they make episodes they should have battle in real life. From that battle, they should decide. But the good think is that they are not removing valt from the series. Like Tyson and gingka, I think he is also going to stay till the end of Beyblade burst.

If that was to happen the anime would be very different

If I would be asked to rate this season I would rate like this:
from episode 1-10:7/10
from episode 10-20:8/10
from episode 20-40:10/10
from episode 40-50:6/10
and for episode 51:2/10
animation-8/10
music/dialogue/expression-7/10
story-5/10

This episode had made me so mad. Its so stupid that Valkyrie lost to a bey who could not beat Valkyrie in real life. I think from now onwards when they make episodes they should have battle in real life. From that battle, they should decide. But the good think is that they are not removing valt from the series. Like Tyson and gingka, I think he is also going to stay till the end of Beyblade burst.

If they made the anime true to how stock beys would perform IRL, then Houi would be much stronger, Shu would be a lot weaker and have Wall scraping problems, Lui wouldn't be as good as he is. I don't think it matters if outcomes go against the real life strengths of beyblades, it's normally about what seems to be strong sounding gimmicks, like Burst stoppers, spin stealing or a sword that lines up with a heavier point.

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No I don't plan on doing more yet.

I should probably go back to making fan custom Zero G beyblade concepts again

I wish valt doesn't lose in the next series as well.

Valt Vs Aiga in ep 28 was better than the one in ep 51.

I don’t think the episode was bad. It was just pretty predictable. Aiga was bound to win because they wouldn’t end aigas story with him losing the final battle.

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Valt Vs Aiga in ep 28 was better than the one in ep 51.

True

I hope the next series is better than this one. Cho z sucked.

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Cho-Z was a great series! It was really fun to follow Aiga's story and every battle he had with every new and old character he faced. It was enjoyable and that's what really matters to me.

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Uhh~ Valt lost. Well, the battle was really cool. Valt doesn't need to win to show how adorable he is as a character. Let the main guy win, whatever, he wanted that and battled so hard against himself the whole season to change the way he is. Aiga deserved that.

I'm impressed at the animation and plot quality. I mean, this is a commercial, product placement series. It doesn't need to be incredibly unbelievable masterpiece. It's not made to be a piece of art or anything like that. It's pure entertainment. And if it was entertaining, if it made us watch until the end, if it made us discuss about the characters and the events, fine, it reached its goal! I'm just so happy I followed every episode of Burst since 2016 and enjoyed each one! I love this series so much. It was absolutely beautiful and had great moments.

Now

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"Aiga won because he was the main character and had plot armor." So?
He had a lot of trouble. He lost many times and he had to face his own "dark side" the same way as Shu did in God. Aiga was built to show people that not everybody is like Valt, always enjoying the battles and it doesn't matter if he is the winner or not. Aiga had a lot frustrations, he lost himself into his hunger for victory and power. He lost his beloved Achilles once and learned how to deal with all those frustrating loses. Unfortunately I don't see many people talking about this.

Anyway, All the three Beyblade Burst series were really good to me. It made my life a bit happier just to watch that anime. So I think we should enjoy more what they made for us to watch, instead of nitpicking. ^_^b

And now, I'm very excited about Beyblade Burst GT! More new characters, more Beys, more battles! Aaaaah the hype!

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Omg! I almost was crying here... Unfortunately, Cho-Z ended. But, GT is comin', guys! We shouldn't be sad.

Cho-Z was a great series! It was really fun to follow Aiga's story and every battle he had with every new and old character he faced. It was enjoyable and that's what really matters to me.

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Uhh~ Valt lost. Well, the battle was really cool. Valt doesn't need to win to show how adorable he is as a character. Let the main guy win, whatever, he wanted that and battled so hard against himself the whole season to change the way he is. Aiga deserved that.

I'm impressed at the animation and plot quality. I mean, this is a commercial, product placement series. It doesn't need to be incredibly unbelievable masterpiece. It's not made to be a piece of art or anything like that. It's pure entertainment. And if it was entertaining, if it made us watch until the end, if it made us discuss about the characters and the events, fine, it reached its goal! I'm just so happy I followed every episode of Burst since 2016 and enjoyed each one! I love this series so much. It was absolutely beautiful and had great moments.

Now

Spoiler (Click to View)

"Aiga won because he was the main character and had plot armor." So?
He had a lot of trouble. He lost many times and he had to face his own "dark side" the same way as Shu did in God. Aiga was built to show people that not everybody is like Valt, always enjoying the battles and it doesn't matter if he is the winner or not. Aiga had a lot frustrations, he lost himself into his hunger for victory and power. He lost his beloved Achilles once and learned how to deal with all those frustrating loses. Unfortunately I don't see many people talking about this.

Anyway, All the three Beyblade Burst series were really good to me. It made my life a bit happier just to watch that anime. So I think we should enjoy more what they made for us to watch, instead of nitpicking. b

And now, I'm very excited about Beyblade Burst GT! More new characters, more Beys, more battles! Aaaaah the hype!

It cant be... Someone whos actually... POSITIVE? YESS

Cho-Z was a great series! It was really fun to follow Aiga's story and every battle he had with every new and old character he faced. It was enjoyable and that's what really matters to me.

Spoiler (Click to View)

Uhh~ Valt lost. Well, the battle was really cool. Valt doesn't need to win to show how adorable he is as a character. Let the main guy win, whatever, he wanted that and battled so hard against himself the whole season to change the way he is. Aiga deserved that.

I'm impressed at the animation and plot quality. I mean, this is a commercial, product placement series. It doesn't need to be incredibly unbelievable masterpiece. It's not made to be a piece of art or anything like that. It's pure entertainment. And if it was entertaining, if it made us watch until the end, if it made us discuss about the characters and the events, fine, it reached its goal! I'm just so happy I followed every episode of Burst since 2016 and enjoyed each one! I love this series so much. It was absolutely beautiful and had great moments.

Now

Spoiler (Click to View)

"Aiga won because he was the main character and had plot armor." So?
He had a lot of trouble. He lost many times and he had to face his own "dark side" the same way as Shu did in God. Aiga was built to show people that not everybody is like Valt, always enjoying the battles and it doesn't matter if he is the winner or not. Aiga had a lot frustrations, he lost himself into his hunger for victory and power. He lost his beloved Achilles once and learned how to deal with all those frustrating loses. Unfortunately I don't see many people talking about this.

Anyway, All the three Beyblade Burst series were really good to me. It made my life a bit happier just to watch that anime. So I think we should enjoy more what they made for us to watch, instead of nitpicking. b

And now, I'm very excited about Beyblade Burst GT! More new characters, more Beys, more battles! Aaaaah the hype!

It cant be... Someone whos actually... POSITIVE? YESS

I'm positive too, I really liked the episode.

I'm overall positive too. I just had higher expectations since S1 and half of S2 caught me off guard in more then one occasion. slowly creators aligned burst with all the other anime where the main struggles a bit and then win over everyone. Anyone else is sick of plot armor? I mean, what bad could it be letting the main loosing vs worthy rivals for good reasons, we r grown up kids, I think we can stand it. Even in a profit perspective what the difference in increasing the selling of the main character's bey rather then others? They cost pretty much the same

I don’t think the episode was bad. It was just pretty predictable. Aiga was bound to win because they wouldn’t end aigas story with him losing the final battle.

I know right.