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Random Beyblade Anime and Manga Thoughts
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There is always gonna be someone stalking the bladers
(Dec. 14, 2020 12:50 PM)Zeutron Wrote: I’ve been hearing all this talk about Shu turning evil again. I personally thought it sounded pretty dumb at first and although I don’t think it will actually happen, I did do some thinking and I realized that it could actually be a pretty amazing concept if explained and utilized the right way as they could portray it in such a way that it doesn’t ruin Shu’s development. So as we know Shu seemingly let go of the Red eye persona for good after Valt beat him right? But what if the persona of Red eye never actually left, but was rather repressed and pushed back deep into Shu’s unconscious mind after it was overpowered by his friendship with Valt. Although no longer an active part of his life, this persona is nonetheless still a bad memory lingering close by prompting Shu to start helping bladers with evil traits similar to the ones exhibited by him. Later, in Sparking Shu takes Lane in intending to help guide the boy on the right path but Shu simply can’t get through to Lane. Shu’s worst fears have come true and this failure continues to plague him throughout sparking until he can no longer handle the stress and fear within himself ultimately causing Shu to suffer a huge mental breakdown letting out all his repressed negative emotions and feelings in one big blowout effectively providing a vessel for the hidden Red eye persona to finally re-emerge. Shu has once again transformed into the very thing he loathes so much. Valt and Rantaro have eventually come to the realization that they never truly destroyed the Red eye personality and are left truly stunned now knowing that it’s up to Hyuga and Hikaru to defeat Lane and Shu. At the end of the day, Hyuga and Hikaru do end up defeating Lane and Shu causing Lane to smile and redeem himself by vowing to abandon his evil flare. Shu witnessing this occur faces intense conflict in his minds. The kind gestures of Hyuga and Hikaru alongside Lane’s redemption mirror his own friendship and redemption with Valt years ago. These positive gestures, memories and feelings synergize with his true self once again allowing Shu to assemble all his might and break free from the Red eye personality once more destroying it for good this time.
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What do y’all think?
Truthfully, it was already done so well in evolution and part of what made the shedding of Shu's Red Eye persona so well done was that it was ultimately the deep friendship of Valt and Shu that freed him. To have Hyuga, Hikaru and Lane be the source of Red Eye's true destruction just lacks the emotional resonance that the relationship between Valt and Shu brought to the table. To me this route puts forward the idea that the bond Shu and Valt share wasn't enough to destroy Red Eye, and I think that takes away from the poetry of Evolution's conclusion and their shared story. Just how I feel about that personally.
Shu would have been evil a long time ago around the time Legend Festival ended
thanks lol🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why is it that the rivals to the protagonist always turn on them. Thats injustice to the protagonist
injustice is a good video game lol
I despise the bloody scene
Joker literally crushed the flashes crouch and blood flys up. ITS TO GROSS
I bet you dont remember the StormBringer
DANG IT I ALREADY WANNA SEE THE NEW COROCORO SINCE HIKARU GOT CLAPPED, ITHINK? BROTHERSSS😎 WHERE ARE WE?!
Bro like already Gingka goes to crazy🍧🍧🍧🍧
Aiger disgust me now
valt disgusts me always
Daichi is stronger than Maxxie
daichi vs laban bra
Why do they always become stubborn
Anyone notice in MFB someone masters a technique for a long time and by the time they evolve their Bey they just straight up forget about that move or just forget an ARSENAL of moves in favor of just one move? And yes I'm talking about you, Kyouya.
because they are scared that they really know they suck lol
(Dec. 14, 2020 3:44 PM)Longinox Wrote: Anyone notice in MFB someone masters a technique for a long time and by the time they evolve their Bey they just straight up forget about that move or just forget an ARSENAL of moves in favor of just one move? And yes I'm talking about you, Kyouya.
Kyouya’s not here brotheeerrrr😎
(Dec. 14, 2020 12:58 PM)PinkRose Wrote:(Dec. 14, 2020 12:50 PM)Zeutron Wrote: I’ve been hearing all this talk about Shu turning evil again. I personally thought it sounded pretty dumb at first and although I don’t think it will actually happen, I did do some thinking and I realized that it could actually be a pretty amazing concept if explained and utilized the right way as they could portray it in such a way that it doesn’t ruin Shu’s development. So as we know Shu seemingly let go of the Red eye persona for good after Valt beat him right? But what if the persona of Red eye never actually left, but was rather repressed and pushed back deep into Shu’s unconscious mind after it was overpowered by his friendship with Valt. Although no longer a major part of his life, this persona is nonetheless still a bad memory lingering close by prompting Shu to start helping bladers with evil traits similar to the ones exhibited by him. Later, in Sparking Shu takes Lane in intending to help guide the boy on the right path but Shu simply can’t get through to Lane. Shu’s worst fears have come true and this failure alongside continues to plague him throughout sparking until he can no longer handle the stress and fear within himself ultimately causing Shu to suffer a huge mental breakdown letting out all his repressed negative emotions and feelings in one big blowout effectively providing a vessel for the hidden Red eye persona to finally re-emerge. Shu has once again transformed into the very thing he loathes so much. Valt and Rantaro have eventually come to the realization that they never truly destroyed the Red eye personality and are left truly stunned now knowing that it’s up to Hyuga and Hikaru to defeat Lane and Shu. At the end of the day, Hyuga and Hikaru do end up defeating Lane and Shu causing Lane to smile and redeem himself by vowing to abandon his evil flare. Shu witnessing this occur faces intense conflict in his minds. The kind gestures of Hyuga and Hikaru alongside Lane’s redemption mirror his own friendship and redemption with Valt years ago. These positive gestures, memories and feelings synergize with his true self once again allowing Shu to assemble all his might and break free from the Red eye personality once more destroying it for good this time.That..is actually a very, very good idea that would be pretty amazing if executed correctly. In fact, I've been headcanoning a similar idea for a week by now, but this one seems more convincing.
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What do y’all think?
However, I kinda forgot to add on this bit: There are a few flaws with the idea:
1- As someone previously stated, it's a little bit too late to do it without it seeming rushed and not very thought out.
2- Even if it does happen, Shu being the main antagonist again kinda defeats Lane's purpose, since they were establishing him as the final boss in the past episodes, so it wouldn't quite make sense.
Ngl, I still like the idea, but I had to consider the above problems too.
Kyoya defies wind. Ryuga should be in beyjail for breaking the law of physics