(Jan. 11, 2021  2:02 AM)Eclipse Force Wrote: TeamRocketDJJ last piece of advice: I highly recommend introducing your parents to the Beyblade Burst English dub as its the most kid friendly.

Main themes:
About friendship and never giving up.

Injuries:
There are no deaths or bloodied up people, the majority of injuries are simple as cuts and there's no blood present. The biggest injury would be a scar but again no blood and the imagery of the scar isn't violent, and the character that has it is mostly shown with it already healed up.

Sex/Nudity:
There are none of these things as its a kids show.

Insults/Arguments:
Its usually just playful banter, there are some genuine insults but they're not really serious. They're also from villains only and every single villain (excluding one) always gets redeemed, however it is a given that every villain gets defeated at the end.

Spirits/Demonic Imagery:
There is no straight up demons, the closest thing you could get to a demon would be spirit like beings called Avatars. Avatars exist within the spinning tops and some of them look menacing but nothing scarring or actually scary. They also don't have any problematic names. There are some scenes with Avatars fighting each other while spinning tops hit one another but its nothing violent, just like swords hitting each other. There will occasionally be a scene where the Avatar itself gets hit but its not injured and there's no blood whatsoever. Also the bursting mechanic of the Beyblade, a way to have your Beyblade lose, or any loss for that matter, cannot harm the Beyblade. If the Beyblade breaks it will be out of commission but once it is remade everything is fine.

Fighting:
They're 2 types of fighting, however none violent. The main one is just spinning tops hitting against one another wish flashy effects. The second is Avatars fighting but I've already gone over that one. Also the Avatars fighting each other for sport isn't anything they don't want to do most of the time. The user and Avatar are friends and its a fun sport for the Avatars like is kids did karate for example. There are some small cases where Avatars don't want to fight but as you would guess it's very frowned upon and the users that make their Beyblade's fight when they don't want to realize their mistakes.

(Remember when you tell your parents some of this applies to the dub only, manly stuff about Avatars having non problematic names and the playful banter. In the Japanese version its still just all good fun but they can use harsher words. Also I'd do something like sit down with your parents and watch the first episode of Beyblade Burst with them, it can be found on Netflix.)

(Jan. 11, 2021  2:05 AM)6Jupiter5 Wrote:

(Jan. 11, 2021  2:02 AM)Eclipse Force Wrote: TeamRocketDJJ last piece of advice: I highly recommend introducing your parents to the Beyblade Burst English dub as its the most kid friendly.

Main themes:
About friendship and never giving up.

Injuries:
There are no deaths or bloodied up people, the majority of injuries are simple as cuts and there's no blood present. The biggest injury would be a scar but again no blood and the imagery of the scar isn't violent, and the character that has it is mostly shown with it already healed up.

Sex/Nudity:
There are none of these things as its a kids show.

Insults/Arguments:
Its usually just playful banter, there are some genuine insults but they're not really serious. They're also from villains only and every single villain (excluding one) always gets redeemed, however it is a given that every villain gets defeated at the end.

Spirits/Demonic Imagery:
There is no straight up demons, the closest thing you could get to a demon would be spirit like beings called Avatars. Avatars exist within the spinning tops and some of them look menacing but nothing scarring or actually scary. They also don't have any problematic names. There are some scenes with Avatars fighting each other while spinning tops hit one another but its nothing violent, just like swords hitting each other. There will occasionally be a scene where the Avatar itself gets hit but its not injured and there's no blood whatsoever. Also the bursting mechanic of the Beyblade, a way to have your Beyblade lose, or any loss for that matter, cannot harm the Beyblade. If the Beyblade breaks it will be out of commission but once it is remade everything is fine.

Fighting:
They're 2 types of fighting, however none violent. The main one is just spinning tops hitting against one another wish flashy effects. The second is Avatars fighting but I've already gone over that one. Also the Avatars fighting each other for sport isn't anything they don't want to do most of the time. The user and Avatar are friends and its a fun sport for the Avatars like is kids did karate for example. There are some small cases where Avatars don't want to fight but as you would guess it's very frowned upon and the users that make their Beyblade's fight when they don't want to realize their mistakes.

(Remember when you tell your parents some of this applies to the dub only, manly stuff about Avatars having non problematic names and the playful banter. In the Japanese version its still just all good fun but they can use harsher words. Also I'd do something like sit down with your parents and watch the first episode of Beyblade Burst with them, it can be found on Netflix.)

I’m pretty sure the case is for Metal fight in which case the avatars come out to fight each other. Also there are some deaths that are implied such as Dr.Ziggarat, Ryuga, and Rago/Pluto (I know this wasn’t in the manga, but it’s implied in the Anime).

(Jan. 11, 2021  1:56 AM)RoscoePColeslaw Wrote:

(Jan. 11, 2021  1:50 AM)NamanSpryzen Wrote: Ohh! Ok, I guess. That’s the only thing, right?

Are you not aware of the infamous blue fish?

(Jan. 11, 2021  2:05 AM)6Jupiter5 Wrote:

(Jan. 11, 2021  2:02 AM)Eclipse Force Wrote: TeamRocketDJJ last piece of advice: I highly recommend introducing your parents to the Beyblade Burst English dub as its the most kid friendly.

Main themes:
About friendship and never giving up.

Injuries:
There are no deaths or bloodied up people, the majority of injuries are simple as cuts and there's no blood present. The biggest injury would be a scar but again no blood and the imagery of the scar isn't violent, and the character that has it is mostly shown with it already healed up.

Sex/Nudity:
There are none of these things as its a kids show.

Insults/Arguments:
Its usually just playful banter, there are some genuine insults but they're not really serious. They're also from villains only and every single villain (excluding one) always gets redeemed, however it is a given that every villain gets defeated at the end.

Spirits/Demonic Imagery:
There is no straight up demons, the closest thing you could get to a demon would be spirit like beings called Avatars. Avatars exist within the spinning tops and some of them look menacing but nothing scarring or actually scary. They also don't have any problematic names. There are some scenes with Avatars fighting each other while spinning tops hit one another but its nothing violent, just like swords hitting each other. There will occasionally be a scene where the Avatar itself gets hit but its not injured and there's no blood whatsoever. Also the bursting mechanic of the Beyblade, a way to have your Beyblade lose, or any loss for that matter, cannot harm the Beyblade. If the Beyblade breaks it will be out of commission but once it is remade everything is fine.

Fighting:
They're 2 types of fighting, however none violent. The main one is just spinning tops hitting against one another wish flashy effects. The second is Avatars fighting but I've already gone over that one. Also the Avatars fighting each other for sport isn't anything they don't want to do most of the time. The user and Avatar are friends and its a fun sport for the Avatars like is kids did karate for example. There are some small cases where Avatars don't want to fight but as you would guess it's very frowned upon and the users that make their Beyblade's fight when they don't want to realize their mistakes.

(Remember when you tell your parents some of this applies to the dub only, manly stuff about Avatars having non problematic names and the playful banter. In the Japanese version its still just all good fun but they can use harsher words. Also I'd do something like sit down with your parents and watch the first episode of Beyblade Burst with them, it can be found on Netflix.)

I’m pretty sure the case is for Metal fight in which case the avatars come out to fight each other. Also there are some deaths that are implied such as Dr.Ziggarat, Ryuga, and Rago/Pluto (I know this wasn’t in the manga, but it’s implied in the Anime).

(Jan. 11, 2021  2:07 AM)Eclipse Force Wrote:

(Jan. 11, 2021  2:05 AM)6Jupiter5 Wrote: I’m pretty sure the case is for Metal fight in which case the avatars come out to fight each other. Also there are some deaths that are implied such as Dr.Ziggarat, Ryuga, and Rago/Pluto (I know this wasn’t in the manga, but it’s implied in the Anime).

This is for the Beyblade Burst English Dub. The other generations have their fair share of violence, death, and dark moments.

(Jan. 11, 2021  3:26 PM)Yblader1 Wrote: I've got mixed advice to be honest and that's cos of mixed feelings on the situation. If you're a young lad then I'd say give a listen to your parents cos sometimes the game can clash with religious ideals and stuff and more times than not they do want your best interests in their eyes even if it may come across as harsh. But I also think it's unfortunate cos my household is all religious including myself and we dont particularly care about the stuff like Norse mythology for example being used in beyblades. I'd say it's not a problem as long as you treat it as just a bey rather than randomly set up a shrine for Odin in your house or something haha. That being said if you're a young adult at like 18 you probably should make your own decisions without parents input interfering as much. I know it's probably not the best answer as there probably is no perfect advice that can be given in this situation but this is just my thoughts on the matter.

(Jan. 11, 2021  4:17 PM)Iwein Wrote: Wow, I never really knew this was an issue in 2020 / 2021. Those are kid's shows: absolutely no kid ever became a absolute satanist because of a children's anime?

Also: if you were able to watch Spongebob from 2001-2006 that means you are above 20 years of age and your parents still get to choose what children's shows you get to watch? At that age you're an adult and you should be able to talk with your parents like adults. And those puns are not "horrible" or "wrong"; they're there for the adults to enjoy whilst the children don't get the second layer in the jokes. That's the fun part of it.
I guess you can't watch Disney-films either, since they're full of sexual innuendo's.
I feel deeply sorry for you and hope you can talk some sense in your parents.

European Catholic family here that has absolutely no problem with children's anime or the fact that I've been listening to Death metal for the last 18 years and wearing all the Antichristian merchandise. (I am 28 years old as of now, I'm a nostalgic blader from the plastic generation). So they do exist: the religious families that are tolerant.

I am amazed to read that there are several of you that can't even buy a Beyblade with a name that refers to a demon in a biblical sense. If the world really would be full with demons and danger around every corner it certainly wouldn't be in some toys...

I really hope you are okay.

(Jan. 11, 2021  4:20 PM)6Jupiter5 Wrote:

(Jan. 11, 2021  4:17 PM)Iwein Wrote: Wow, I never really knew this was an issue in 2020 / 2021. Those are kid's shows: absolutely no kid ever became a absolute satanist because of a children's anime?

Also: if you were able to watch Spongebob from 2001-2006 that means you are above 20 years of age and your parents still get to choose what children's shows you get to watch? At that age you're an adult and you should be able to talk with your parents like adults. And those puns are not "horrible" or "wrong"; they're there for the adults to enjoy whilst the children don't get the second layer in the jokes. That's the fun part of it.
I guess you can't watch Disney-films either, since they're full of sexual innuendo's.
I feel deeply sorry for you and hope you can talk some sense in your parents.

European Catholic family here that has absolutely no problem with children's anime or the fact that I've been listening to Death metal for the last 18 years and wearing all the Antichristian merchandise. (I am 28 years old as of now, I'm a nostalgic blader from the plastic generation). So they do exist: the religious families that are tolerant.

I am amazed to read that there are several of you that can't even buy a Beyblade with a name that refers to a demon in a biblical sense. If the world really would be full with demons and danger around every corner it certainly wouldn't be in some toys...

I really hope you are okay.

The thing is that some parents are more bound to religion than others and that is something we have to respect.

(Jan. 11, 2021  10:46 PM)TheGolden Blade Wrote: I don't mean to be rude, but your parents need are mean. Just how is beyblade "inappropriate"

(Jan. 11, 2021  10:48 PM)TeamRocketDJJ Wrote:

(Jan. 11, 2021  10:46 PM)TheGolden Blade Wrote: I don't mean to be rude, but your parents need are mean. Just how is beyblade "inappropriate"

The noticed the focus image of a spirit monster involving metal blades aka top spinners toys being demonic, but I found it ok! The thing is my parents have really bad memory and want to put programs to red without reading about them.

(Jan. 11, 2021  10:50 PM)TheGolden Blade Wrote:

(Jan. 11, 2021  10:48 PM)TeamRocketDJJ Wrote: The noticed the focus image of a spirit monster involving metal blades aka top spinners toys being demonic, but I found it ok! The thing is my parents have really bad memory and want to put programs to red without reading about them.

Bruh. Your parents think they know everything. They NEVER watched an episode of the series and are already putting it as "innapropriate". Seriously, they saw a spirit and they're like "OMGGGG YOUR NOT WATCHING THAT NO". Seriously, that's stupid and idiotic. Here's a piece of advise: Get them to watch an episode with you, they might change their mind.

(Jan. 11, 2021  11:49 PM)DaGoldenPenguin Wrote: Sorry man. You can continue your interests but maybe it’s best to leave the topic of Beyblade alone for a while.

(Jan. 12, 2021  12:00 AM)BladerGem Wrote: I get that this sucks, but... did it really need a five-page thread?

(Jan. 12, 2021  12:04 AM)CheetoBlader Wrote:

(Jan. 12, 2021  12:00 AM)BladerGem Wrote: I get that this sucks, but... did it really need a five-page thread?

I mean, the length isn’t decided when you post a thread. People found that it was an interesting topic and posted here. Not a big deal. And while it could be argued that the going away/coming back thread would be appropriate for this, I think that because there was also the discussion value of Beyblade being appropriate or not, what qualifies it for not being appropriate, what Rocket should do, all of that stuff.