(Apr. 18, 2011  4:32 AM)Konaa Bureizu Wrote: perhaps i just love proving them wrong that MF are better lol does everyone honetsly think they're better JUST cause they're metal? they've lost all uniqueness i think, and there ARE metal beyblades of the originals if you know where to look. But i stand by Wolborg all the way! always been the best in my book next to flash leopard and most dragoons and dranzers. someone i know i think has a undefeated Wing attackter thing? i think the black one? what would make that one so hardass?

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but then again that is true.. im the only one who really puts in any effort.. it makes me sad

(Sep. 01, 2013  4:51 AM)Time Wrote: Are you saying Masamune is Daichi or the idea of Daichi with the random kid showing up and then joining the team?

(Oct. 29, 2013  1:46 PM)DrPepsidew Wrote: Yeah, Ray is like Tsubasa IMO. Also IMO, Kyoya would wreck Kai. (While using regular Dranzer)
Ginga can go away. Tyson>>>
I like MFB though, specifically Metal Masters :3

(Oct. 29, 2013  12:51 PM)Ultramarine Wrote: How? O.o I literally can't find one similarity. Ray is generally quiet and intelligent, and Ginga is well, the exact opposite of those.

(Oct. 31, 2013  6:38 PM)Ultramarine Wrote: Ray doesn't like to eat. Not as much as Tyson at least. And since when does Madoka, or any human being for that matter, have any interest in Ginga?

Anyway, this is kind of off topic.

(Nov. 01, 2013  2:57 AM)DRAGON KING Wrote: Name of beyblades

Old school= blades
MFB = beys
I think blades sounds way cooler

(Dec. 27, 2012  5:00 PM)Kai-V Wrote: The voices might have been great to you, but surely you can recognise that the acting behind it was horrible.

(Mar. 01, 2012  3:10 PM)miztechwizard Wrote: I hear you,BeybladeGarage... it's true that the first characters were incredible, but i don't think the old beyblade should be brought back, even more nowadays where directors are so fond of making remakes of movies just to disgrace it completely. What pains me is that the writers had not the creativity to make an even more memorable anime out of all the resources they have now and couldn't use back then. I sure hope that zero G is a 180º shift out of the situation.

Even in the era of the original beyblade, beybattling was a guilty pleasure...surely not the thing you show to impress girls, for instance. Then MFB came up. It was nice to have beyblades in the market again, i mean, beyblades are what beyblades are. But... Did the way people play with it changed? Well, when one sees his opponent trying to harness his bey spirit os whatever, it becomes obvious that beyblade became much more of a guilty pleasure than before(not to say dumber).

The truth is that the anime is not only the marketing presentation of the beyblade franchise, it is also the way for people to understand the beyblade hobby entirely. If the face of beyblade is an anime with predictable storyline, with random religious concepts, and shallow characters that lack both background story and motivation, it becomes that much harder for people around you to accept it, and that much harder for the hobby to be taken seriously. Ex : less people hears of Pokémon nowadays don't they? Surely awfully planned storyline and nonsensical repetition didn't help.

(Jan. 19, 2014  1:12 AM)LadyWulf Wrote: I miss the original generation one Beyblade! (Bakuten Shoot, V-Force, and G-Revolution!)

I grew up with those, so I guess they'll always hold a special place in my heart. With the new Metal Fight Beyblade though, I just wasn't able to fall into it like I was the original. The characters in Metal Fight all seem really cliche or fake. (That's just my own opinion, no offense meant to anyone who likes Metal Fight.)

Also, the creators didn't spend anywhere near as much time on the bitbeast like in the original. One thing I loved about generation one Beyblade was the fact you could see the bitbeasts in action, and it just felt like the characters were so much more connected to their respective bitbeasts, compared to how they are in Metal Fight.

Another thing I dislike about Metal Fight Beyblade is how the new beyblades are designed. I just really prefer the old designs over the newest ones. It feels like the new beyblade designs and models are too fake, and not as cool looking. It also feels like the new models take away from the bitbeasts. And one thing I always loved about generation one beyblade was the fact that they placed so much importance and emphasis on bitbeasts, and the connection they had with their respective bladers.

Theres probably a couple other reasons why I prefer the original Beyblade, but I can't think of anymore of them atm! But the above three things are probably the biggest reasons why I greatly prefer Generation one Beyblade over the new Metal Fight series. Those are just my own little opinions though, they don't really matter lol! They're are still a lot of things I like about Metal Fight, I just prefer the old to the new I guess.

(Jan. 19, 2014  2:43 AM)Kai-V Wrote: What you do not know about Holy Beasts though is that most of the time, the characters were actually calling out to their Beyblades only. In G Revolution, in Japanese, Kai calls out to Dranzer, the name of his Beyblade, a lot more than to Suzaku, the name of his Holy Beast. Of course, in the dub, everything is mixed so you think they are always talking to the combined entity of their Beyblade + Holy Beast, but that is not the original reality.

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