Shu found some gorilla glue and fixed Spriggan, which Laban lent him. Free asked Shu for the glue but Shu yelled "NO!", and said it would be a waste of glue. Free lost his mind and asked where the mallet was...

No but Spriggan is fixed so... yay awesome!

This was an ok episode for the battle.
Shu fix's Super Z Spriggan

They all practice together using two boys at once to simulate DEAD STINGER PRESS and when Achilles hits click #3, Shu attack the wing with SUPER SPRIGGAN SLASH to burst Achilles. They do this for a while, until
they all launch. Ragnurak, Forneus, and Salamander all attack with their special moves making Achilles click 3 times before knocking them off. Spriggan attacks with SUPER SPRIGGAN SLASH but Achilles hits the wall, so Aiga can defend with SUPER Z SHIELD. He then counters with SUPER Z SWORD while Shu uses SUPER COUNTER BREAK. Aiga's will makes the Super Z wing survive and Spriggan is knocked out of the stadium (all the others were knocked out in the final clash's power).

Episode 49
Phi looks scary
Aiga is second guessing himself?
Hearts is there
Achilles is doing a tornado-ish Special Move

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"AHHHHHH NOOOOOOOO, SHU LOSING ONE POINT TO AIGA IS THE WORST THING!!! NEVERMIND THAT HE WON MANY TIMES AGAINST HIM THIS EPISODE, HE LOST ONE POINT AND NOW I'M GONNA QUIT THE BURST ANIME, AHHHHHHHH!!!"

Yeah, so pretty much Phi breaking Shu's bey last week means absolutely nothing because it comes back anyway. It's just there for shock value and to show that a spoiled brat like Phi is acting out because he didn't get Dead Hades years ago.

This episode is exactly what it sounds like, an episode dedicated to training Aiga on how to beat Phi which includes Fubuki, Ranjiro and Suoh imitating Dead Stinger Press and Spriggan unlocking it's burst stoppers.

If you know how the Burst anime works, it's pretty much one of those "Aiga trains with his friends and they beat him around. He gets frustrated and starts losing control until he finds a solution to overcome his weaknesses" kind of episode.

After watching this episode only one question arises in my mind, what is the point of breaking beyblades if they can be fixed magically? Then why can't just Hearts to the same with Hades?! This was a bad way to end this. Free should get gF fixed now. Now I want Shu to come and show Phi a fixed ChoS, Phi will die of shock! XD
The episode wasn't that good but okay. Looking forward for the next one though! Phi looks mad. And it would be interesting to see what beyblade Taiga uses.

Yeah, there's really not a lot to say here. LOL-y Rancher's review said it best, it's your typical "Main character trains with his pals, messes up and gets frustrated over it. He needs to learn to calm down and then he finally succeeds in training" type of plot. To be honest, I am getting absolutely tired of this kind of plot, they always have the same formula and they're almost always a boring waste of time. This one is a little better than a lot of these episode types but it's just average at best. If you know this plot type, you'll know exactly how the battles go. If I had to give this episode any credit, I did like how they tried to recreate the Dead Stinger Press move as practice.

Phi's segment wasn't anything special, he just destroys the Eclipse beys, or more specifically the stadium, no, the beys themselves are fine apparently.

The most noteworthy parts is probably Cho Z Spriggan being fixed... oh boy.... okay, I better talk about this one. So Spriggan was broken the previous episode, and suddenly it's as if nothing has happened to it, alright a few questions I'd like to ask:

1. How did Shu fix Spriggan? Did he have some kiddie glue lying around? Did he get a new copy of one? How? If Burst is suddenly establishing that Beys can be fixed, at least explain how. Even then it's a complete spit in the face to fans of wV, zA, dH and especially fans of gF. Speaking of which...

2. Why couldn't Fafnir be fixed? No really why not? I get that the breakage was more brutal, but are you telling me that the show just picks and chooses which ones can be fixed? That's stupid. Stick to an established rule or at least explain, please.

3. Why so soon? Spriggan breaking caused a lot of tension in the show, and I was going to give credit to the show for being daring and breaking a fan favourite characters beyblade, as unnecessary as it was. But no, they fix it the next episode removing all tension. I had the same issue when vL was suddenly fixed, except this is even more insulting, because it happened right after. So this begs the question...

4. What was the point of breaking Spriggan? There was no reason to break it if it was going to be fixed this soon. The only reason they broke it was not only to show how strong Phi was (which was perfectly demonstrated with Fafnir already), but they clearly did it to bait as much viewers to watch the episode. In fact this should make EVERY break in Cho Z a complete non issue and merely a minor inconvenience, at least if they had some consistency.

Yeah I know I'm hammering it in at this point but this really bothers me, I mean Cho Z can't make up it's mind. They either completely stick to their new rule of allowing any broken beys to be fixed or not have them fixable, you can't be both. Plus it makes my review longer as the plot is the same stuff we've seen before.

Perhaps he bought another Cho-Z Customize Set XD.

LOL they chickened out, they probably got death threats or something, but for some reason, I'm not even angry. I'm so happy Spriggan is back.

Spriggan being back. I mean, that's cool, the fans would love to see Shu and his awesome Spriggan battling again, but it kinda invalidates Phi as a self proclaimed "God of Destruction" villain, doesn't it? I wish Spriggan, as well as Leopard, were still broken and Shu simply gave Aiga some precious advice for the upcoming battle against Phi. Now I don't see Phi as the horrible villain he was meant to be, since the characters can have their Beys back in a second. LOL