I don't think Rashad is stronger than Valt. Not yet
Random Beyblade Anime and Manga Thoughts
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I think Mike Shinoda should, as he is half japenese and could do both themes...
He loves anime and would do a great job on it...
(ALSO HE IS MY FAV MUSIC ARTIST)
I would have said linkin park but sadly, that happened(
If you have no idea what I'm saying listen to Faint... (you can literally imagine the whole mv)
Not being rude but, bump...
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Back when Chouzetsu started, did anyone else think that Phi is.. an alien? It just felt very strange to have such a mysterious Blader appear out of nowhere, and his hobby was literally Destruction. Not to mention these eyes of his becoming pure black when he used his Special Attack. I wonder what was the deal with him..
(Jul. 08, 2021 8:29 PM)Xeogran Wrote: Back when Chouzetsu started, did anyone else think that Phi is.. an alien? It just felt very strange to have such a mysterious Blader appear out of nowhere, and his hobby was literally Destruction. Not to mention these eyes of his becoming pure black when he used his Special Attack. I wonder what was the deal with him..
Not even gonna lie I kinda did
(Jul. 08, 2021 8:29 PM)Xeogran Wrote: Back when Chouzetsu started, did anyone else think that Phi is.. an alien? It just felt very strange to have such a mysterious Blader appear out of nowhere, and his hobby was literally Destruction. Not to mention these eyes of his becoming pure black when he used his Special Attack. I wonder what was the deal with him..
Don't worry, I legitimately thought so too. Turned out he was just an egotistical human who believed he was a god for a short period of time. It still would have been cool if he had some special bloodline considering both his heterochromia and the occasional black sclera.
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(Jul. 09, 2021 9:56 PM)Valtryek Aoi Wrote:(Jul. 08, 2021 8:29 PM)Xeogran Wrote: Back when Chouzetsu started, did anyone else think that Phi is.. an alien? It just felt very strange to have such a mysterious Blader appear out of nowhere, and his hobby was literally Destruction. Not to mention these eyes of his becoming pure black when he used his Special Attack. I wonder what was the deal with him..
Don't worry, I legitimately thought so too. Turned out he was just an egotistical human who believed he was a god for a short period of time. It still would have been cool if he had some special bloodline considering both his heterochromia and the occasional black sclera.
The pure black Eye thing isnt really complicated its anime effect to show that phi has completed control over his dark resonance. You know like how lui hair flame one or aiga super saiyan mode, same with both hearts & arthur Where their bodies turned completely to a dark figure, same with free vein mode or the time his Eye turned completely yellow And lastly shu scar Who lit up crimson.
Me when Phi says "Looks like your eyes have stumbled on something they never should've seen" Oh my gosh he's an ALIEN!!
The anime has good art, but Morita sensei's on a whole other level. I wish I could post panels here, but in comparison to the anime I find the manga looks vastly better most times imo.
(Jul. 09, 2021 11:34 PM)Instarez Wrote: The anime has good art, but Morita sensei's on a whole other level. I wish I could post panels here, but in comparison to the anime I find the manga looks vastly better most times imo.
90% manga artist has better panel than anime after all thats where most anime base their art. Its comics, novel, manhua they have insane art work.
Is it just me or did someone notice in the episode today that Ange is still working there
Does anybody have any Idea what Kitt did after Cho z? (I'll take theories)
Probably went to live with ange or evolved Knight
Who is up for Cyclone Knight?!!
Who is up for Cyclone Knight?!!
(Jul. 08, 2021 8:29 PM)Xeogran Wrote: Back when Chouzetsu started, did anyone else think that Phi is.. an alien? It just felt very strange to have such a mysterious Blader appear out of nowhere, and his hobby was literally Destruction. Not to mention these eyes of his becoming pure black when he used his Special Attack. I wonder what was the deal with him..
They certainly hyped him up to be some type of special being or unnatural presence; his blood type is rh null (the rarest blood type in existence often dubbed ¨alien blood¨), he has genetic heterochromia which happens to be an incredibly rare condition and he is also born on February 29-the leap day and arguably the most unique and special day in the entire year. Now combine all of these characteristics with his initial lack of any origin, the weird circumstances surrounding his appearance, the constant strange speculation regarding said appearance and his abnormal abilities (such as distorting Laban´s... eye magnifying thing and his miraculous healing of Aiga). It really isn't a stretch to have thought that this guy was an alien cause he was very unusual.
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This is Phi's wiki description:
One of the Turbo 4, the greatest newcomers to the Blading World, Phi is undefeated and said to possess powers that rival even those of the Champion. It’s rumored that he appeared from the burning heart of a fallen star, but whatever the truth, it’s shrouded in mystery. Phi’s power is unearthly, his cruelty is legendary, and he is feared because his greatest pleasure lies in destruction.
One of the Turbo 4, the greatest newcomers to the Blading World, Phi is undefeated and said to possess powers that rival even those of the Champion. It’s rumored that he appeared from the burning heart of a fallen star, but whatever the truth, it’s shrouded in mystery. Phi’s power is unearthly, his cruelty is legendary, and he is feared because his greatest pleasure lies in destruction.
I blame Phi’s dad ngl
My actual top 3 Burst Seasons. I will probably get the internet equivalent of being jumped and shanked, however I feel that it's better to get my current opinion out there.
1. Sparking
It's very fun, and that's all I can ask for to be honest. Lots of cool battles and match ups I've been waiting to see. The 3 new character good be more polished, but I'd say Lane and Hikaru are pretty passible. Despite people saying Shu being in every season is annoying, I really liked him in this season. Him trying to reach out to Lane through the season but failing was fine, however when he really took control in the Tag Tournament, I really liked that part. Hikaru is pretty simple but has a a sturdy character. I can't even explain Lane's character to be honest. It's too complex or simple. Some of his wins were suspect, but it did feel like he was going through emotions and growing. Hyuga went through growth but only in the end, they waited to long. He's obnoxious at first but after a bit his hyper activeness becomes kind of endearing. The finale was really good. Overall good. Despite it's flaws, probably the most fun I've had overall with Burst.
2. Gachi
My love for this game is very large. Some people feel under developed, but that's about it. Every character was very charming, the plot lines were simple but intriguing, the heroes felt like they all got chances to shine throughout and the villains were pretty good. Arthur's motivations should have been cleared up, but that's all I have to say against him. I like how he's manipulative and show's actual anger to Gwyn. Gwyn on the other hand is easily one of my favorite villains in Burst. They start of simple with social anxiety, but seeing them devolve into having mental breakdowns and how the breakdowns are portrayed was top tier. Drum's character is also very good. A standout thing I like is that he wanted Dragon to be the strongest, not him. Most characters just want to be the best, and end up using Bey's to do that, and forming bonds. Overall very good, but could drag on a little bit at certain points.
3. Chozetsu
Hear me out on this one. I get the hate carp for this season is huge, but I enjoyed it a lot. Mainly the side characters. They were under developed but each of them were incredible good and distinct. They had personality and interesting things about them. The gimmick is easily my favorite, simple but good. Each bey was very interesting and unique. The opening is one of my favorite's in the entire Beyblade franchise. The only things I straight up dislike where Some of Aiga's battles and Phi. Some suspect battles I can deal with, but he had enough to make me actually dislike him at moments. Phi just has a goofy backstory. Him having a sour connection with his brother that grew as he got older and turned into insanity is a good concept, so I'll give it a pass. However the extent of the sour connection is just that he wanted a different bey. I get that making you mad as a child, but as an adult he should be over it. Anyways, pretty good. Solid overall.
1. Sparking
It's very fun, and that's all I can ask for to be honest. Lots of cool battles and match ups I've been waiting to see. The 3 new character good be more polished, but I'd say Lane and Hikaru are pretty passible. Despite people saying Shu being in every season is annoying, I really liked him in this season. Him trying to reach out to Lane through the season but failing was fine, however when he really took control in the Tag Tournament, I really liked that part. Hikaru is pretty simple but has a a sturdy character. I can't even explain Lane's character to be honest. It's too complex or simple. Some of his wins were suspect, but it did feel like he was going through emotions and growing. Hyuga went through growth but only in the end, they waited to long. He's obnoxious at first but after a bit his hyper activeness becomes kind of endearing. The finale was really good. Overall good. Despite it's flaws, probably the most fun I've had overall with Burst.
2. Gachi
My love for this game is very large. Some people feel under developed, but that's about it. Every character was very charming, the plot lines were simple but intriguing, the heroes felt like they all got chances to shine throughout and the villains were pretty good. Arthur's motivations should have been cleared up, but that's all I have to say against him. I like how he's manipulative and show's actual anger to Gwyn. Gwyn on the other hand is easily one of my favorite villains in Burst. They start of simple with social anxiety, but seeing them devolve into having mental breakdowns and how the breakdowns are portrayed was top tier. Drum's character is also very good. A standout thing I like is that he wanted Dragon to be the strongest, not him. Most characters just want to be the best, and end up using Bey's to do that, and forming bonds. Overall very good, but could drag on a little bit at certain points.
3. Chozetsu
Hear me out on this one. I get the hate carp for this season is huge, but I enjoyed it a lot. Mainly the side characters. They were under developed but each of them were incredible good and distinct. They had personality and interesting things about them. The gimmick is easily my favorite, simple but good. Each bey was very interesting and unique. The opening is one of my favorite's in the entire Beyblade franchise. The only things I straight up dislike where Some of Aiga's battles and Phi. Some suspect battles I can deal with, but he had enough to make me actually dislike him at moments. Phi just has a goofy backstory. Him having a sour connection with his brother that grew as he got older and turned into insanity is a good concept, so I'll give it a pass. However the extent of the sour connection is just that he wanted a different bey. I get that making you mad as a child, but as an adult he should be over it. Anyways, pretty good. Solid overall.
(Jul. 08, 2021 8:29 PM)Xeogran Wrote: Back when Chouzetsu started, did anyone else think that Phi is.. an alien? It just felt very strange to have such a mysterious Blader appear out of nowhere, and his hobby was literally Destruction. Not to mention these eyes of his becoming pure black when he used his Special Attack. I wonder what was the deal with him..I certainly did they also describe him as an alien when he comes iirc and also who the hell wants to walk on a burning forest like bruh. Moving on 10 more episodes laban sees his spirit that is a flame with one eye idk what the hell is that illumination confirmed? Also his eyes turns black and in the manga he grow wings and can fly...
See, this is why I jokingly consider the third season to be some really “surreal fairytale.” Really, jokes aside, its safe for me to say that Turbo/Cho Z is evidently a bizarre and way-too-supernatural season. Phi and his strangeness upped that weirdness. Its especially jarring, especially in a Beyblade series many people regard as grounded towards reality
Surreal fairytale? We have: Protagonist who quickly mastered a skill (Beyblading) goes on to face a bizarre threat who might not be human. And this said threat supposedly came from space, has the rarest blood type, weird eyes, a unique birthday, can screw with science (healing and distorting magnifiers), etc. Literally a monster for our normal and prodigal knight-in-shining armor to defeat and save the day. Not to mention getting infected with dark power. Take out the Beyblade aspect and this is one weird fairytale to deal with
Yes, this season was pretty much a bizarro one to me. Bizarre and really wack, but still as enjoyable as the other seasons
Surreal fairytale? We have: Protagonist who quickly mastered a skill (Beyblading) goes on to face a bizarre threat who might not be human. And this said threat supposedly came from space, has the rarest blood type, weird eyes, a unique birthday, can screw with science (healing and distorting magnifiers), etc. Literally a monster for our normal and prodigal knight-in-shining armor to defeat and save the day. Not to mention getting infected with dark power. Take out the Beyblade aspect and this is one weird fairytale to deal with
Yes, this season was pretty much a bizarro one to me. Bizarre and really wack, but still as enjoyable as the other seasons
(Jul. 10, 2021 1:58 AM)BurningSands Wrote: See, this is why I jokingly consider the third season to be some really “surreal fairytale.” Really, jokes aside, its safe for me to say that Turbo/Cho Z is evidently a bizarre and way-too-supernatural season. Phi and his strangeness upped that weirdness. Its especially jarring, especially in a Beyblade series many people regard as grounded towards reality
Surreal fairytale? We have: Protagonist who quickly mastered a skill (Beyblading) goes on to face a bizarre threat who might not be human. And this said threat supposedly came from space, has the rarest blood type, weird eyes, a unique birthday, can screw with science (healing and distorting magnifiers), etc. Literally a monster for our normal and prodigal knight-in-shining armor to defeat and save the day. Not to mention getting infected with dark power. Take out the Beyblade aspect and this is one weird fairytale to deal with
Yes, this season was pretty much a bizarro one to me. Bizarre and really wack, but still as enjoyable as the other seasons
wow this might not be my opinion but its kinda true
(Jul. 10, 2021 1:58 AM)BurningSands Wrote: See, this is why I jokingly consider the third season to be some really “surreal fairytale.” Really, jokes aside, its safe for me to say that Turbo/Cho Z is evidently a bizarre and way-too-supernatural season. Phi and his strangeness upped that weirdness. Its especially jarring, especially in a Beyblade series many people regard as grounded towards reality
Surreal fairytale? We have: Protagonist who quickly mastered a skill (Beyblading) goes on to face a bizarre threat who might not be human. And this said threat supposedly came from space, has the rarest blood type, weird eyes, a unique birthday, can screw with science (healing and distorting magnifiers), etc. Literally a monster for our normal and prodigal knight-in-shining armor to defeat and save the day. Not to mention getting infected with dark power. Take out the Beyblade aspect and this is one weird fairytale to deal with
Yes, this season was pretty much a bizarro one to me. Bizarre and really wack, but still as enjoyable as the other seasons
Lot's of people over exaggerate Phi's supernatural aspects. He's just a normal guy from a rich family. He didn't get infected by any dark power. His Resonance with Phoenix is actually some of the strongest Resonance out there. It's bad because the reason it's so strong is because they both want to do bad things. This feeling was simply strengthened to the point of insanity when he absorbed the Resonance from Hades.