(Oct. 12, 2014  1:37 PM)Kai-V Wrote: Yes, Hasbro could just understand by a potential significant lack of interest in BeyWarriors Cyborg that Beyblade as a whole is not worth trying to add onto ... You cannot send the specific message you are meaning if there are other interpretations possible.

(Oct. 12, 2014  1:44 PM)Leone19 Wrote: With that being said, of course it's an option to focus on the main line, but my main message was I don't think it's good at this point to hope anything in the franchise fails.

(Oct. 13, 2014  9:59 PM)JinbeeTheShark Wrote: Leone19 who knows perhaps Takara Tomy may never make another beyblade series, though there's a good chance they will, OR at the very least something similar.

(Oct. 13, 2014  10:05 PM)Leone19 Wrote:

(Oct. 13, 2014  9:59 PM)JinbeeTheShark Wrote: Leone19 who knows perhaps Takara Tomy may never make another beyblade series, though there's a good chance they will, OR at the very least something similar.

Positive thinking .

My point being, especially if that may be the case- we shouldn't hope that something in the franchise would "bomb", since it may leave an impact on the future of the series.

I'm not trying to say everyone should buy into Raiderz/Warriors, etc.- I'm just trying to explain that we also shouldn't necessarily be hoping it fails.

(Oct. 12, 2014  1:37 PM)Kai-V Wrote: Yes, Hasbro could just understand by a potential significant lack of interest in BeyWarriors Cyborg that Beyblade as a whole is not worth trying to add onto ... You cannot send the specific message you are meaning if there are other interpretations possible.

(Oct. 14, 2014  8:01 PM)Wizard Wrote: Hasbro could easily make a great Beyblade line, and maybe even improve upon the series like they did to Transformers. The only problem, really, would be their stadiums. Hah. But I suppose safety laws are the actual blame, rather than Hasbro's standards.

Beyblade went on hiatus again in what, 2013? If they go by the same strategy as last time it is certainly possible that Takara could start producing Beyblades again after 3 years. But wait, it's already been a year. See? It isn't so bad. I predict that we will likely see Takara-produced Beyblades again before I finish college (Currently in my first year)

If Beyblade does make a return in 2016 then we can probably expect another anime in 2017.

(Oct. 14, 2014  11:00 PM)Wizard Wrote: Don't you mean BeybladeBattle.com?

I wouldn't mind a new series so long as the system gets upgraded again to make more exciting tops that can spin longer.

(Oct. 16, 2014  4:10 AM)Kai-V Wrote: That is not true in real life though : bey comes from beigoma, which means 'spinning top'. Blade is really just the English word referring to the fact that the spinning tops are meant to fight each other.

(Oct. 14, 2014  8:01 PM)Wizard Wrote: Hasbro could easily make a great Beyblade line, and maybe even improve upon the series like they did to Transformers. The only problem, really, would be their stadiums. Hah. But I suppose safety laws are the actual blame, rather than Hasbro's standards.

Beyblade went on hiatus again in what, 2013? If they go by the same strategy as last time it is certainly possible that Takara could start producing Beyblades again after 3 years. But wait, it's already been a year. See? It isn't so bad. I predict that we will likely see Takara-produced Beyblades again before I finish college (Currently in my first year)

If Beyblade does make a return in 2016 then we can probably expect another anime in 2017.

(Oct. 19, 2014  12:05 PM)Leone19 Wrote: See. I told you guys to give it a chance.

Man, I love the mature tone of this, the characters, the music, the animation. This will be a good series.