Grand Centus's faceoff set ahs been known for a while now, and has proboboly already been released in some areas.


SOL BLAZE?! =D What does this mean for hasbro, I must wonder....

http://www.konami.com/games/beyblademetalmasters Look at the 5th picture and tell me what ya see remember 5th picture

No way, Hasbro is keeping Sol Blaze's original name, I didn't expect that

No biggie if you ask me, it doesn't mean they'll make it.

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I disagree. A dubbed movie with new beys means more money for Hasbro. Hasbro isn't stupid, the movie will more than likley be dubbed and we will proboblys ee the release of Sol Blaze sometime in the future. It might be with another version of this new game, it might be just a normal beyblade product, or it could be distributed in some other eleborate matter.

Speculation aside, this is a very promising sign of good fortune from hasbro, indeed.

No biggie if you ask me, it doesn't mean they'll make it.

its a gamble but still not a definite answer but its still something

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They will probably do what they did with the V-Force movie.

Sell the DVD for the Movie, but include footage of the upcoming World Tournament
They might add Sol Blaze as a prize though...

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^Be a nice guy/girl and click my dragons so they can get bigger and stronger so I can ride them to Hyrule, and so i can save the princess Zelda and Hyrule, then to Equestria too be reborn and live for the rest of my pony life, thanks ;D

^Open the spoiler if you dare^

WARNING: BASELESS SPECULATION:

OR they might do what they did with a Yu-Gi-Oh! movie I remember from a while back where you purchase your movie tickets, and you get 1 Sol Blaze per child or 1 per ticket if wanted. I remember buying tickets to the Yu-Gi-Oh! movie and they gave me like 2 packs with 2 movie exclusive cards in each.

In Theaters? I doubt they would do that at all. However, Sol Blaze might be sold specially.

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In Theaters? I doubt they would do that at all. However, Sol Blaze might be sold specially.

It's just a thought.

I really wish they'd stop making some beys video game exclusive. Though if they didn't, their games would never sell, hah.

WARNING: BASELESS SPECULATION:

OR they might do what they did with a Yu-Gi-Oh! movie I remember from a while back where you purchase your movie tickets, and you get 1 Sol Blaze per child or 1 per ticket if wanted. I remember buying tickets to the Yu-Gi-Oh! movie and they gave me like 2 packs with 2 movie exclusive cards in each.

Heey, you stole my baseless spectulation thing.

But I agree with BBS. Though Beyblade is popular, I don't think it's popular enough to have a movie in theaters. If they did release it in theaters, though, I'd drag my parents to see it.

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I also do not think they could just give away free beyblades either. It isn't as worthless as one pokemon or yugioh card, you know what I mean? Back in the day, 50 pokemon cards or yugioh cards could be worth the price of 1 or 2 beyblades, but 1 card on it's own (not accounting for rarity) is practicly worthless.

WARNING: BASELESS SPECULATION:

OR they might do what they did with a Yu-Gi-Oh! movie I remember from a while back where you purchase your movie tickets, and you get 1 Sol Blaze per child or 1 per ticket if wanted. I remember buying tickets to the Yu-Gi-Oh! movie and they gave me like 2 packs with 2 movie exclusive cards in each.

Heey, you stole my baseless spectulation thing.

But I agree with BBS. Though Beyblade is popular, I don't think it's popular enough to have a movie in theaters. If they did release it in theaters, though, I'd drag my parents to see it.

Pokemon movies are screened in theaters in Japan. In the US, they are not. Pokemon is a hundred thousand times as popular in the US, compared to Beyblade.

If Pokemon movies don't see theaters, Beyblade getting one is a cocaine-fueled pipedream at best.

The most likely thing to occur, if we get any Beyblade DVD release, is that it will be packaged with something special - most Pokemon DVD releases in the US contain a limited edition movie-only card, for example. We may get Sol Blaze as a package deal with it.

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Some manner of Octopus.

It is possible but not too possible. I do see the movie being released but I'm kind of at a half point about Sol Blaze getting released with it, I mean we didn't get Gaia Dragoon S or any of the Dark Series beys with Fierce Battle did we, so it might be the same way with this movie or they could completely go against what they did in that movie and release the bey with this movie.

The opportunity to play to qualify for the BEYBLADE World Championship, as described below in the Grand Prize, is designed to showcase and judge the talent of Beybladers with roughly the same level of experience and maturity and is therefore only open to individuals from participating countries between the ages eight (8) and twelve (12) years old (the "World Championship Age Requirements") Therefore, entering the Competition for a chance to win the Grand Prize is open only to legal residents of Canada, excluding residents of Quebec, who fit within the World Championship Age Requirements as of October 31st, 2011. All other individual legal residents of Canada, excluding residents of Quebec, e.g., those who are outside the World Championship Age Requirements, may enter the Competition to play the Game for a chance to win Secondary Prizes only and are not eligible to win the Grand Prize. Employees, representatives, and agents (and those with whom such persons are domiciled, whether related or not) of the Sponsor, its parent, related and affiliated companies, the Prize Provider, their respective advertising and promotional agencies, and the independent judging organization are not eligible to enter.

read this here, but i was kinda getting confused since there was so much to read.

what i bolded was the important part. from what i understand, if you're ages ages 8-12 then you're elegible for the Grand Prize. Anyone else is Elegible for the Secondary Prize. also, in the bolded parts, it says it excludes Quebec residents????

Also, i read that you need to be ages 8-12 when you register in October/November something. If i am correct, you could end up being 13 by the world championships. I could be confused here, though.

From what I understood, "Secondary Prize" would be at national championships instead of the world championships because it was already said at some point that the qualifying tournaments do not really have an age limit, but that if you win, you cannot go further to the bigger events anyway. The thought process was probably the same for national to world championships.

It does seem that you could end up being thirteen years old for the tournament, but that would only be open to people who are born in five months which are usually not the months couples favour for giving birth because of vacations.

Those rules are flawed anyway : it says you need to be a legal Canadian resident to enter the "BEYBLADE World Championships", so what happens to everybody else from the rest of the world ...


Also, as a Québec resident, I have no idea what they mean everytime they write that it excludes Québec residents. Does that mean that we simply do not fit anywhere and that we cannot enter at all, or does that mean that we can fit everywhere no matter our age ?

THE GRAND PRIZE AND GRAND PRIZE VALUE There is one (1) Grand Prize to be won. The Grand Prize consists of:

i.return economy airfare for two (2) (Grand Prize winner and a parent/legal guardian) between the major airport closest to the Grand Prize winner's city of residence and Toronto for the Beyblade World Championship, scheduled to take place in Toronto on March 23, 2012;
ii.Two (2) nights' standard accommodation (based on double occupancy) in Toronto at a hotel selected by Sponsor, for the Grand Prize winner and his or her parent or legal guardian;
iii.All hotel taxes and processing fees;
iv.land airport-hotel transfers in Toronto; and
v.Spending cash to cover food and travel expenses to and from hotel to championship venue.

THE SECONDARY PRIZES AND SECONDARY PRIZE VALUE

There are One Hundred (100) Secondary Prizes to be won. The Secondary Prizes consist of:

•BEYBLADE METAL MASTERS TOP – GALAXY PEGASUS Character (item #31944)
•METAL MASTERS BEYSTADIUM (#30522)
The approximate combined retail value of the Secondary Prize is $20.00 CDN each.

there, i read a little more and saw this.

edited with grand prizes

What are these though ? How can there be one-hundred secondary prizes ? So for sure, it has nothing to do with the world championships, because it would be insane to somehow give one-hundred secondary prizes away when less people than that are technically supposed to play there. Qualifying tournaments should have already determined specific winners, national championships will lower that number even more too. What are they talking about ?

Nah, they just don't like you Quebec people 1jusr kidding.

Meteo L-Drago
Crushing Blast Double Pack
L-Drago Battle Set

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Hah, actually from what I understood, we have certain laws compared to the rest of Canada, but I do not even know what they are and I did not even know they existed before.



While we are partially on the subject of the new packaging design since you posted other manuals, why is Hasbro using the shape of the Phoenix Face so prominently on their new packages, as if it were special ? They could not make their own fire so they had to copy exactly the Phoenix Face ?

ok so im confuised im 14 and i would like to enter the national tournaments but i cant since im 14 but will i still be able to enter the WORLD TOURNAMENTS because this november im gonna be 15 so im just wondering if i can enter the WORLD TOURNAMENTS

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Hah, actually from what I understood, we have certain laws compared to the rest of Canada, but I do not even know what they are and I did not even know they existed before.



While we are partially on the subject of the new packaging design since you posted other manuals, why is Hasbro using the shape of the Phoenix Face so prominently on their new packages, as if it were special ? They could not make their own fire so they had to copy exactly the Phoenix Face ?

ok i want to enter the national tournaments but i cant since im 14 and i was wondering if i will be able to enter the WORLD TOURNAMENTS but by the time the world tournaments start i will be 15 will i be able to enter?

Those rules are flawed anyway : it says you need to be a legal Canadian resident to enter the "BEYBLADE World Championships", so what happens to everybody else from the rest of the world ...


Also, as a Québec resident, I have no idea what they mean everytime they write that it excludes Québec residents. Does that mean that we simply do not fit anywhere and that we cannot enter at all, or does that mean that we can fit everywhere no matter our age ?

You think it's flawed that a broadcaster that only transmits in Canada would contain legal information only regarding Canadians? That's just kind of normal. The rest of the world will have to wait for their local broadcasters, or Hasbro to run the campaign.

As for Quebec, AFAIK there are some contest laws that make it pretty difficult to run a contest both in English Canada, and French Canada at the same time. So most of the time Quebec is not eligible. Teletoon will be airing Metal Fusion so I suppose they could have a French Canada exclusive equivalent contest.

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Project Rising Beetle→
I Miss Bionix→

ok so im confuised im 14 and i would like to enter the national tournaments but i cant since im 14 but will i still be able to enter the WORLD TOURNAMENTS because this november im gonna be 15 so im just wondering if i can enter the WORLD TOURNAMENTS

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ok i want to enter the national tournaments but i cant since im 14 and i was wondering if i will be able to enter the WORLD TOURNAMENTS but by the time the world tournaments start i will be 15 will i be able to enter?

Obviously no, you are already too "old" to participate.

You think it's flawed that a broadcaster that only transmits in Canada would contain legal information only regarding Canadians? That's just kind of normal. The rest of the world will have to wait for their local broadcasters, or Hasbro to run the campaign.

Since Beyblade.com still redirects almost directly to YTV's site, and that it is for some reason the only site that really has information about the world championships, yes, I would expect that they would consider the world viewers as well ...

The redirect could very well be based on our IPs, you know. Even if the rest of the world does get redirected there, the contest is not actually on that page.

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Project Rising Beetle→
I Miss Bionix→

Nah, they just don't like you Quebec people 1jusr kidding.

Meteo L-Drago
Crushing Blast Double Pack
L-Drago Battle Set

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! This means we are not getting XF,and even worse,they replaced it with,SF.come on, right when they were getting good.
and torch gemios, WOO,now i can get the lightest wheels in one bey(sarcasm)


oh,and this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCcFQl-Eg...grec_index

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7hydBNsk...ure=relmfu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-Kf2S42Q...ure=relmfu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-Kf2S42Q...ure=relmfu

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It seems that at the mention of hasbro, bladers become like angry villagers with pitchforks.

HOW TO SIGN-UP (Click to View)

HOW TO SIGN-UP

Attend any 2011 YTV W.O.W! event taking place from July 1, 2011 to September 5, 2011 in cities throughout Canada, exact locations and schedule posted at www.ytv.com/wow (schedule is subject to change) where you can receive a Competition information sheet from a W.O.W! representative onsite. The information sheet will refer you to the WOW BEYBLADE Pre-Competition Bonus website, www.ytv.com/wow-beyblade (the "Bonus Website"). Complete the sign-up form ("Sign-up Form") in full by filling in your full name and one (1) valid e-mail address and other information as set out in the Sign-up Form. Then submit the complete Sign-up Form by clicking on the "Enter" button. Each entrant under the age of majority must have the consent of his/her parent or legal guardian to sign up for the Pre-Competition Bonus and have his/her the parent or legal guardian complete all the required fields on the relevant portion of the Sign-up Form, including the parent/legal guardian's name, and valid email address. Entrants will then receive one (1) response email notifying the recipient of entry details regarding the Competition. Entrants will also receive an email closer to the Competition Period with a reminder to register and a code word that will give him or her a 'Virtual Customizable BEYBLADE Top' to use during the Beyblade Canadian championship game on the BEYBLADEBattles.com (the "Game").
Entrants unable to attend a W.O.W! event for whatever reason, or those who did attend and did not receive a Competition information sheet, may send a self-addressed postage stamped envelope ("Mail-in Request") to the address below to receive entry details regarding the Competition and a code word that you can use to obtain the 'Virtual Customizable BEYBLADE Top' in the Game which can be obtained on the Bonus Website during the WOW BEYBLADE Pre-Competition Sign-up Period.
W.O.W! Competition
25 Dockside Drive
Toronto Ontario M5A 0B5
Attn: BLADE UP

By attending a W.O.W.! event or mailing in your self-addressed envelope as noted above, participants of the tournament receive a "virtual customizable Beyblade Top. The customizable top allows participants to enhance their level of "Attack", "Defense", "Stamina" in the Game, while the basic model of the Beyblade Top is preset.

In order to ensure you receive your code word before the Competition Entry Period closes please ensure Mail-In Requests are received on or before 9:59 AM ET on October 1, 2011. In the event of a postal strike, visit the Website for details on how to obtain an alternate Mail-in Request.

Only one (1) entry for a virtual customizable BEYBLADE top is permitted per person/e-mail address by any method.

All entrants of the Competition will receive a "Regular Virtual BEYBLADE Top", anyone who completes the Sign-Up Form as mentioned above will also receive an additional 'Bonus Virtual BEYBLADE Top'.

Entrants will receive one (1) regular virtual BEYBLADE top during the Competition Period in accordance with the rules of Game ("Regular Virtual BEYBLADE top") starting at 10:00 AM ET on October 31, 2011.

"Bonus Virtual BEYBLADE top" and "Regular Virtual BEYBLADE top" are hereinafter collectively referred to as "Virtual BEYBLADE top". Virtual BEYBLADE tops are non-transferable and must be accepted as awarded with no substitutions; there is no retail or exchange value associated with Virtual BEYBLADE top.

ELIGIBILITY* (Click to View)

ELIGIBILITY

The opportunity to play to qualify for the BEYBLADE World Championship, as described below in the Grand Prize, is designed to showcase and judge the talent of Beybladers with roughly the same level of experience and maturity and is therefore only open to individuals from participating countries between the ages eight (8) and twelve (12) years old (the "World Championship Age Requirements") Therefore, entering the Competition for a chance to win the Grand Prize is open only to legal residents of Canada, excluding residents of Quebec, who fit within the World Championship Age Requirements as of October 31st, 2011. All other individual legal residents of Canada, excluding residents of Quebec, e.g., those who are outside the World Championship Age Requirements, may enter the Competition to play the Game for a chance to win Secondary Prizes only and are not eligible to win the Grand Prize. Employees, representatives, and agents (and those with whom such persons are domiciled, whether related or not) of the Sponsor, its parent, related and affiliated companies, the Prize Provider, their respective advertising and promotional agencies, and the independent judging organization are not eligible to enter.

PRIZE WINNER SELECTION (Click to View)

PRIZE WINNER SELECTION

Grand Prize:

On December 2, 2011 between 10:00 a.m. ET and 5:00 p.m. ET, the eligible entrant whose age falls within the World Championship Age Requirements who has achieved the highest number of Points at the end of the Competition Period (as determined by Sponsor, in its sole discretion), will be chosen as the potential winner of the Grand Prize as described below. Tournament points are accumulated and won through online head to head battle, the more battles played, the greater a player's chances of winning becomes. In the event of a tie, the eligible entrant who achieves the highest number of points first in the Competition Period will be declared the winner. The Grand Prize winner (through his/her parent/legal guardian) will be contacted by a representative of Sponsor on the day of the draw by telephone or email, as provided in the entry form. Potential Grand Prize winners found to be ineligible, who decline to accept the Grand Prize or who are unable to be contacted by telephone or email within five (5) business days will forfeit the Grand Prize and the next eligible entrant as specified above will be chosen as the next potential Grand Prize winner.

Secondary Prizes:

On December 2, 2011 between 10:00 a.m. ET and 5:00 p.m. ET, three [3] eligible entrants who have achieved the highest number of Points (excluding the Grand Prize winner, as determined by Sponsor, in its sole discretion), will be chosen as the potential winners of the Secondary Prize as described below. The Secondary Prize winners (through his/her parent/legal guardian if a minor) will be contacted by a representative of Sponsor on the day of the draw by telephone or email, as provided in the entry form. Potential Secondary Prize winners found to be ineligible, decline to accept the Secondary Prizes or who are unable to be contacted by telephone or email will forfeit the Secondary Prizes and the next eligible entrant as specified above will be chosen as the next potential Secondary Prize winner.

PRIZE VALUE* (Click to View)

THE GRAND PRIZE AND GRAND PRIZE VALUE There is one (1) Grand Prize to be won. The Grand Prize consists of:

return economy airfare for two (2) (Grand Prize winner and a parent/legal guardian) between the major airport closest to the Grand Prize winner's city of residence and Toronto for the Beyblade World Championship, scheduled to take place in Toronto on March 23, 2012;
Two (2) nights' standard accommodation (based on double occupancy) in Toronto at a hotel selected by Sponsor, for the Grand Prize winner and his or her parent or legal guardian;
All hotel taxes and processing fees;
land airport-hotel transfers in Toronto; and
Spending cash to cover food and travel expenses to and from hotel to championship venue.
In the event Grand Prize winner lives within 200km of Toronto, ground transportation will be provided in lieu of airfare.

The approximate retail value of the Grand Prize is $5,500 CDN based on March 22, 2012 departure from Yellowknife, NT.

All dates are subject to change.

THE SECONDARY PRIZES AND SECONDARY PRIZE VALUE

There are One Hundred (100) Secondary Prizes to be won. The Secondary Prizes consist of:

BEYBLADE METAL MASTERS TOP – GALAXY PEGASUS Character (item #31944)
METAL MASTERS BEYSTADIUM (#30522)
The approximate combined retail value of the Secondary Prize is $20.00 CDN each.

The Grand Prize and Secondary Prize are hereinafter referred to as a "Prize".

COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS (Click to View)

COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS

This Competition is void in Quebec and where prohibited by law and is subject to all applicable federal, provincial, territorial and municipal laws and regulations of Canada and of each province (excluding Quebec), territory and municipality of Canada, respectively.

I copied, pasted, and got rid of all the carp. Things with a * are things I posted last night.
I divided it into multiple spoilers so my post doesn't get huge. Only open one spoiler at a time unless you want a super huge post.

So, now from what I understand:
-This is for Canada only
-To sign up, you either go to a YTV W.O.W event and fill in a form and get a code.
-There are no prizes at the YTV W.O.W events.
-If you were unable to go to a YTV W.O.W event, you send a "Self Adressed Postage Stamp Envelope"
-The code you get is for BeybladeBattles.com
-You get one "Virtual Top" with this code.
-People who complete the "Sign-Up form" get a bonus Virtual Top.
-To be able to qualify for the Beyblade World Championship, you must be ages 8-12 as of October 31 2011
-If you are not in those ages, you are still eligible for Secondary Prizes
-On December 2, 2011 between 10:00 a.m. ET and 5:00 p.m. ET, people with the most number of points are potential Grand Prize winners.
-Points are won through online Battles at BeybladeBattles.com.
-More points=more chance of winning
-You will be contacted if you are a Grand Prize winner, if you decline then you are an "Ineligible" Grand Prize winner.
-Grand Prize winner goes to the Beyblade World Championships
-(For the Secondary Prize): On December 2, 2011 between 10:00 a.m. ET and 5:00 p.m ET, 3 eligible entrants for the Secondary Prize with the most points will be chosen as Potential Secondary Prize winners. You will be contacted if you are a Secondary Prize winner, if you decline then you are an "Ineligible" Secondary Prize winner.
-Open the "Prize Value" spoiler to see the prizes
-Quebec is not in this.



...So, this is ridiculous Canada. ALL THROUGH BEYBLADEBATTLES.COM??? You idiots. That shows nothing of how good someone is at beyblading... I think I know why Quebec is not in this. On the back of Hasbro Beyblades, it says "BeybladeBattles.com not open to Quebec residents under the age of 13". So, since you must be under 13 to join BeybladeBattles.com, quebec can't join. A-holes, lol.