Quote:how do falborg ms and galeon ms look like?
can you post a picture
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Galeon MS:
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Falborg MS:
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(The one on the left)
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Random Beyblade Anime and Manga Thoughts
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Galeon MS:
Falborg MS:
(The one on the left)
@[NEET no Kami]
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Guys, I have found the ending full of Beyblade Burst and free ! http://juudai.tumblr.com/post/145998502367
Can anyone tell me when did the other HMS beys appear in anime other than that of first 5 please....
Please give the link
Please give the link
So did they appear in manga?
Some of them yes, as was already posted either in this topic or in the Beyblade Anime and Manga Questions thread. Someone asked about that in the past few months.
(Jul. 25, 2016 2:06 PM)vikrambeyblade Wrote: So did they appear in manga?
(Jul. 10, 2016 7:40 PM)Big Smoke Wrote: Just wanted to make a list of HMS Beys, and their respective owners in the manga...
Dragoon MS, Dragoon MSUV and Dragoon MF - Tyson Granger
Draciel MS - Max Tate
Einstein MS/Hopper Attack MS - Kenny
Driger MS - Ray Kon
Dranzer MS and Dranzer MF - Kai Hiwatari
Gaia/Strata Dragoon MS - Daichi Sumeragi
Wolborg MS - Tala
Death Gargoyle/Dark Effigy MS - Miguel
Thunder Dragon MS - Tenmaru Shishi
Others-
Rock Bison MS (Resembles Advance Averazer MS) - Rick Anderson
Seaborg MS (Resembles Advance Striker MS) - Spencer
Falborg MS - Bryan Kuznetsov
Galeon MS - Lee
Torch Pegasus/Thunder Pegasus MS (Resembles Sea Drake MS) - Raul and Julia
Pierce Hedgehog MS (Resembles DEMS, not Samurai Changer MS!) - Mathilda
Hope this helps.
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Those are all the HMS Beys which appeared in the Manga.
(Jul. 25, 2016 2:12 PM)Kai-V Wrote: Some of them yes, as was already posted either in this topic or in the Beyblade Anime and Manga Questions thread. Someone asked about that in the past few months.
Er, I believe that person was me, hehe...
Target has a full box set from season one of the original Beyblade dub for $40 USD. Just thought I'd let people know.
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One more question why dubbed episodes are not liked by fans???
The Bakuten Shoot Beyblade dub made by Nelvana is so far from the original show, goofy and amateurish, and so many scenes and details were cut from that dub.
(Jul. 25, 2016 6:05 PM)Kai-V Wrote: The Bakuten Shoot Beyblade dub made by Nelvana is so far from the original show, goofy and amateurish, and so many scenes and details were cut from that dub.
Not to mention the fact that aside from cutting scenes they also rearranged them, creating situations that didn't even exist originally. The soundtrack is made up, and same goes with characters names.
Although, if I may ask... what about Metal Fight Beyblade?
I was looking forward to watch it, but couldn't find any subbed Jap version around, only dubbed Eng. Did it get a better treatment? Even though some voices are hideous... *Stares at Ryuuga*
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Some voices and name pronunciations are indeed horrible, but the script and music is all the same, at least.
(Jul. 25, 2016 6:05 PM)Kai-V Wrote: The Bakuten Shoot Beyblade dub made by Nelvana is so far from the original show, goofy and amateurish, and so many scenes and details were cut from that dub.
(Jul. 31, 2016 10:30 AM)HellenaMaezono Wrote: Not to mention the fact that aside from cutting scenes they also rearranged them, creating situations that didn't even exist originally. The soundtrack is made up, and same goes with characters names.
(Jul. 31, 2016 11:19 AM)Kai-V Wrote: Some voices and name pronunciations are indeed horrible, but the script and music is all the same, at least.
In a con video John Stocker (Bakuten Shoot dub dialogue director) mentioned they would rearrange and extend scenes in Beyblade after cutting to accommodate commercials and edits which unfortunately had to be done by broadcast rules at the time eg: in quite a few vids Stocker mentions characters riding bicycles without headgear (very prevalent in Beyblade, in addition to cutting most scenes showing lack of headgear on bicycles/skateboards had the dub throw in "Wear a helmet" lamp-shading comments on the occasion such scenes were kept).
Because of the many edits the episodes often clocked in at only 16 minutes (or as Stocker puts it "they" just killed it and said how some episodes would have to be sent back for re editing) I think this was why we had "Dizzi" the first two seasons to fill the cut time.
As for the soundtrack usually the dubbing company don't have the rights to the OST, MFB was able to have same music and a closer dub adaption because Nelvana were co-producers (and had one of their own composers work on the OST) whereas they were not for Bakuten Shoot also for Bakuten Shoot Nelvana were still fairly new to the dubbing game whereas more they were more experienced and had more of a say when MFB came about.
I have seen some Bakuten Shoot in Japanese and some of those cut details are rather head scratching tbh. I still love the dub warts and all (it is not a perfect dub true but it wasn't that bad it was a good unique dub can't say there was a dub quite like it before or since as most dubs at the time were repetitive), I just love having to different versions of Bakuten Shoot to watch as differences interest me.
That all sounds really interesting. Do you happen to have the con video on hand where he says all this? I'd love to hear a little more into the production of the dub. Those are very real problems that they have to deal with, and I imagined are very tied into the reasons why things got changed in the dub.
(Aug. 01, 2016 7:53 PM)Siliva Wrote: That all sounds really interesting. Do you happen to have the con video on hand where he says all this? I'd love to hear a little more into the production of the dub. Those are very real problems that they have to deal with, and I imagined are very tied into the reasons why things got changed in the dub.
Here they are Siliva
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEuHBYSIdJI 27:37 onwards
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kwc4A_O3viA first talks about edits in Sailor Moon at 38:00ish segways into beyblade around the the 40:00 mark
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVxrBT1uils 18:30 onwards
Additionally
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJlAisXzg0Y mentions beyblade being his fave ADR directing project (he did Sailormoon at some stage) at around the 13:53 min mark
Hearing about the dub production interests me, like I said before Bakuten shoot beyblade had a very unique dub in many ways.
According to Takao Aoki, it's Kai's birthday today.
Great!! Happy Birthday to great blader Kai Hiwatari!!!
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^how so? Elaborate. I don't understand
Rise probably refers to the fact that the silhouette behind Valt in the first picture is obviously not Kaiser Xhakuenji. The producers probably decided not to reveal this character too soon and changed their minds later about including him in the teaser. Rantaro's pompadour is much less pronounced, too. Clearly they were still finalizing some decisions.
I feel like the biggest issue that makes the Burst anime so dull to watch is the sense that the world is not expanding at all. I don't remember MFB well enough to describe it in detail, but I remember from the bit I watched it at least felt like I was learning new things about the world frequently.
In Bakuten Shoot, the world slowly opens up from just playing with friends to a town-scale level conflict, then national, international, and then a final world-fating conflict. Not to say that the stakes need to be this high for the drama to be compelling. And indeed, G-Revolution shows us that, with its most compelling moments revolving around interpersonal conflicts rather than good vs. evil. For most of the endgame, they were just fighting for Beyblade itself. Pretty humble compared to the "let's steal god" thematics of the original series. (I don't mention 2002 because I try to forget.) The drama opens up.
In Burst, we've been mostly hanging around the neighbourhood for the first quarter of the series. We don't learn much new about any of the characters (and the few tidbits of characterization we get aren't very interesting) and they simply don't seem as passionate about the game as any previous Beyblade protagonists.
One of the most interesting parts about how Takao is written in Bakuten Shoot is that his immaturity is recognized and punished. Takao is often childish or makes rash decisions, but the story is clear to point this out. Takao is only rewarded with progress when he matures. I never actually realized how this forms the backbone of both Bakuten Shoot and G-Revolution until just this moment, and is yet another reminder of why a series with such an absurd premise was able to capture the hearts of such a diverse audience.
In Bakuten Shoot, the world slowly opens up from just playing with friends to a town-scale level conflict, then national, international, and then a final world-fating conflict. Not to say that the stakes need to be this high for the drama to be compelling. And indeed, G-Revolution shows us that, with its most compelling moments revolving around interpersonal conflicts rather than good vs. evil. For most of the endgame, they were just fighting for Beyblade itself. Pretty humble compared to the "let's steal god" thematics of the original series. (I don't mention 2002 because I try to forget.) The drama opens up.
In Burst, we've been mostly hanging around the neighbourhood for the first quarter of the series. We don't learn much new about any of the characters (and the few tidbits of characterization we get aren't very interesting) and they simply don't seem as passionate about the game as any previous Beyblade protagonists.
One of the most interesting parts about how Takao is written in Bakuten Shoot is that his immaturity is recognized and punished. Takao is often childish or makes rash decisions, but the story is clear to point this out. Takao is only rewarded with progress when he matures. I never actually realized how this forms the backbone of both Bakuten Shoot and G-Revolution until just this moment, and is yet another reminder of why a series with such an absurd premise was able to capture the hearts of such a diverse audience.
When the Beyblade Burst dub comes out, it's going to be weird how they handle saying the localisation names for the beys.
Announcer: Valtryek V2 is heading straight for Raktavor!
o__O; ...
Announcer: Valtryek V2 is heading straight for Raktavor!
o__O; ...
I doubt they'll retain the "V2". Just like the Japanese version doesn't use "Victory Valkyrie" every time it's referenced.
Takao and Kai were the meat of the story. Rei and max didn't contribute as much as they should have and I feel like rei's character was fleshed out to in season one. I really wished they had expanded on other characters I feel they didn't because the rival teams were essentially alternate versions of the main characters who didn't have the passion, bonds or perseverance that the other teams had.
Essentially the other teams may have been similar to the main characters but they never developed as far or had a flaw that prevented them from working at their 100%
Essentially the other teams may have been similar to the main characters but they never developed as far or had a flaw that prevented them from working at their 100%
Hm, debatable, really. Can you name specific characters that you think were just versions of the main characters?
Also, Rei and Max definitely had their own conflicts in G Revolution too.
Also, Rei and Max definitely had their own conflicts in G Revolution too.