(Dec. 27, 2020  9:27 AM)BizarreSock Wrote: What do you guys think about burst series show? 
I have give up on end of 3 season bc I don't really like how the abuse the bey evolution

(Feb. 11, 2021  11:18 AM)i\m batman Wrote:

(Feb. 11, 2021  10:20 AM)Dasmind Wrote: How about your full opinion from season one episode one to now?

Okay! Here it is! Arranged from most favorite to least favorite.

1. Turbo/Chouzetsu: Aiga's my favorite protagonist because he was, in the beginning, different from other Beyblade protagonist. He was somewhat arrogant and self-centered. This, in my opinion, makes his character development meaningful. Phi might be petty but he is the first actual villain that uses a Beyblade. Other characters I like from this season are Fubuki, Suoh, Hearts, Laban and Xhan. Aiga vs Phi, the last one had some crazy amazing animation. Also, BEY-POP!

2. Evolution/God: Another amazing season. They introduced Free, my favorite Burst character, the Red Eye arc and the God Bladers' cup were awesome. Another one of my favorite episodes is the one with Free and Joshua (Ep 24 iirc). Boa and Cuza are two good characters that didn't get much time to shine.

3. Rise/Gachi: As I mentioned before, it's very average for me. 12-minute episodes are too short but they did a decent job with what they had. Some characters that stuck out to me are Drum (those facial expressions), Gwyn (what Naoki and Evel could have been if they were smarter and crazier), and Delta (I like him more than Shu simply because I think Shu has been overused).

4. Season 1: Not a very exciting season to me. There's no overarching plot other than Valt wanting to win the National Championships. It doesn't feel like much is at stake. Honestly, I feel like this was meant as a prequel season to Evolution because that's where the plot really kicks off. That said, the characters were all well done and Believe is the best Beyblade song ever.

5. Surge/Sparking: Horrible. Just, horrible. I was excited when they said the Legends were coming back. Well, they are the good part of the season. Just three new important characters, Hikaru, Hyuga and Lane. I say the season would be better without them. Why is Lane a villain again? He is pretty much what Aiga was, honestly. Hikaru and Hyuga are rather uninteresting to me. At least Lane's voice and special moves are awesome.

(Feb. 11, 2021  5:18 AM)6Jupiter5 Wrote:

(Feb. 07, 2021  4:38 PM)MasterChef Wrote: I agree with you. Character department needs a lot of work, I also did not like the reuse of beys like how they made one of the worst bladers fumyia being a remake of community faviroute Free. God and Cho-Z were the best while Sparking is just out of question I do like the legends but sparking has other promblems like I guess Lane and the twins aren't that bad but could use some work.

Do you really only dislike rise because of Lodin and Fumiya owning legacy beys? That’s pretty dumb.

(Feb. 07, 2021  5:15 AM)Dasmind Wrote: MasterChef.
To me
Burst 5/10
Burst God, Burst Chou-z 8/10
Burst Gachi 4/10
Burst Super king???

For the most parts,the Burst series anime have being 5.5/10. The show's writing overall feels a nice generation for my tastes. It could either be because Burst is also meant to be targeted to younger audiences compared to even the precious generation. It kept things grounded and less in the "over the top" direction... until the God series onwards, then it started including really supernatural element to the series which is interesting. For example the gold/dark/superior/rainbow turbo, flare. A lot of it explained well and relies on the blader spirit that MFB gets routinely made fun of for. There's gotta be some flashy colours and effects to keep it interesting, but some type of explanation for some, instead of just accepting it happens would be nice. Otherwise, the plots tend to be too basic for my taste, with the exception of maaaaybe God and Chouzetsu.

But There is too many superfluous characters who do absolutely nothing at all but be cheerleaders, it would be nice if less cheerleaders. Most of the bladers with official beys that do show up only ever show up for their own season that which is a feeling of disconnect between the seasons,besides God showing cameos of the first season cast and Kurtz have a match in Chou-z. I would like to see having a connection between seasons. They even can get forgotten for the main casts after their debut series, though they come back in Sparking and Some of them have a development, even Xhaka have appeared in Chou-z, but the others, where.

I don’t like the concept of reuse of the bey by others, I can understand why Boss have a little brother that use the same name bey and the reason of Xhan. But why some people also reuse Cerberus, Bahamut, Longinus and Fafnir, it is really worst that Lame Devoy reused Bahamut and did not win a match. I would like to see one Bey used by one user.

But, All main big bad is an entertaining and threatening villain, they all have destroyed the characters bey and have a big goal to get what they want. Phi motivation is "I didn't get the bey I wanted, now I'll destroy the other bladers, then I'll destroy the bey I wanted to make a new one", Arthur concept is not wanted to start a new beyblade association that he feels is better and likely because he was a massive elitist, Lane started off cool and his backstory with Shu is okay but he's overall a bit boring and repetitive, just about the flare of his.

I like the development of some bladers, it is good that they have known their mistakes or other things and become a much more better blader. Like Kurtz or Boa, Kensuke or Wakiya, Phi and Hearts, Gwyn or Delta, even Pot have take back his passion for beyblade after sawing the Gold Turbo.

The sparks will came off when the Beys shot in the stadium and clicking and clashing so Beyblade Burst Sparking, cool.

Every Japanese character having the colour of their names it's okay. They having names the same first letter as their beys, it's something I can also accept.

The burst series is alot more myth based then the past two series and have cover both extremes of quality. It was based on the mythology, religion and tales. It might be awesome and become a new knowledge of the mystic world, because many of them is not usually heard or I have lack of knowledge, though some names or avatar appear before in the previous series like Pegasus. Some motive might let people feel dark due to their religion as they use demons, end of the world, Jesus thrusting spear. And they use tree with event and objects as the motif is very extraordinary, as the beyblade in myth usually represents a living like beasts, heroes or gods. Some of the motif is very fresh as the names are unexpected, you did not know what will be the next motif until they release it.[font="Source Sans Pro", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]They have forgot about the Asian Myth and place motif, I hope they will release in some season in the future,although they tell us lots of myths, but it is not a bit complete without these. There are some good places or Asian myth motif actually.[/font]

As for the Avatars can talk, it just really pushed the supernatural aspect because Avatar can talk. It wasn't used a lot in Sparking which is disappointing, just the bros have a little bit with their Beys. I feel if Burst is going to go supernatural or surreal, it should be explained where it came from, or perhaps go all the way.

[font="Source Sans Pro", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]I also think some of the avatars need to fit their names because some of it did not really base on it, like Kukulcan is a mix of bird like snake, Egis not represents a shield, Excalibur is a sword but then become a man holding a sword which is not likely due to the evolution, Nemesis should be a revenge godness but become a monster, why?[/font]

On a positive note though, the animation looks good, very crisp and colourful. Yes I know it's the anime is obviously newer than the others, but even just art style wise, Burst's art style is definitely my favourite of any Beyblade seasons. While the beys moved a bit weirdly in Season 1, it got way better from God onwards.

The Bey battle is also fun to see, as they have tag team, one on one, battle royle, and might have a tag team mix battle. What about the special move or tag team move, it is nice to see. What about the burst mechanism and the sound of it, cool. And The Beys variety of gimmicks in the anime also the best.

It's overall an okay ride, and has fun moments. However I feel that the writing is very lacking, even for a kids show, and the character department needs serious work.

(Feb. 11, 2021  4:29 PM)Dasmind Wrote:

(Feb. 07, 2021  5:15 AM)Dasmind Wrote: MasterChef.
To me
Burst 5/10
Burst God, Burst Chou-z 8/10
Burst Gachi 4/10
Burst Super king???

For the most parts,the Burst series anime have being 5.5/10. The show's writing overall feels a nice generation for my tastes. It could either be because Burst is also meant to be targeted to younger audiences compared to even the precious generation. It kept things grounded and less in the "over the top" direction... until the God series onwards, then it started including really supernatural element to the series which is interesting. For example the gold/dark/superior/rainbow turbo, flare. A lot of it explained well and relies on the blader spirit that MFB gets routinely made fun of for. There's gotta be some flashy colours and effects to keep it interesting, but some type of explanation for some, instead of just accepting it happens would be nice. Otherwise, the plots tend to be too basic for my taste, with the exception of maaaaybe God and Chouzetsu.

But There is too many superfluous characters who do absolutely nothing at all but be cheerleaders, it would be nice if less cheerleaders. Most of the bladers with official beys that do show up only ever show up for their own season that which is a feeling of disconnect between the seasons,besides God showing cameos of the first season cast and Kurtz have a match in Chou-z. I would like to see having a connection between seasons. They even can get forgotten for the main casts after their debut series, though they come back in Sparking and Some of them have a development, even Xhaka have appeared in Chou-z, but the others, where.

I don’t like the concept of reuse of the bey by others, I can understand why Boss have a little brother that use the same name bey and the reason of Xhan. But why some people also reuse Cerberus, Bahamut, Longinus and Fafnir, it is really worst that Lame Devoy reused Bahamut and did not win a match. I would like to see one Bey used by one user.

But, All main big bad is an entertaining and threatening villain, they all have destroyed the characters bey and have a big goal to get what they want. Phi motivation is "I didn't get the bey I wanted, now I'll destroy the other bladers, then I'll destroy the bey I wanted to make a new one", Arthur concept is not wanted to start a new beyblade association that he feels is better and likely because he was a massive elitist, Lane started off cool and his backstory with Shu is okay but he's overall a bit boring and repetitive, just about the flare of his.

I like the development of some bladers, it is good that they have known their mistakes or other things and become a much more better blader. Like Kurtz or Boa, Kensuke or Wakiya, Phi and Hearts, Gwyn or Delta, even Pot have take back his passion for beyblade after sawing the Gold Turbo.

The sparks will came off when the Beys shot in the stadium and clicking and clashing so Beyblade Burst Sparking, cool.

Every Japanese character having the colour of their names it's okay. They having names the same first letter as their beys, it's something I can also accept.

The burst series is alot more myth based then the past two series and have cover both extremes of quality. It was based on the mythology, religion and tales. It might be awesome and become a new knowledge of the mystic world, because many of them is not usually heard or I have lack of knowledge, though some names or avatar appear before in the previous series like Pegasus. Some motive might let people feel dark due to their religion as they use demons, end of the world, Jesus thrusting spear. And they use tree with event and objects as the motif is very extraordinary, as the beyblade in myth usually represents a living like beasts, heroes or gods. Some of the motif is very fresh as the names are unexpected, you did not know what will be the next motif until they release it.[font="Source Sans Pro", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]They have forgot about the Asian Myth and place motif, I hope they will release in some season in the future,although they tell us lots of myths, but it is not a bit complete without these. There are some good places or Asian myth motif actually.[/font]

As for the Avatars can talk, it just really pushed the supernatural aspect because Avatar can talk. It wasn't used a lot in Sparking which is disappointing, just the bros have a little bit with their Beys. I feel if Burst is going to go supernatural or surreal, it should be explained where it came from, or perhaps go all the way.

[font="Source Sans Pro", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]I also think some of the avatars need to fit their names because some of it did not really base on it, like Kukulcan is a mix of bird like snake, Egis not represents a shield, Excalibur is a sword but then become a man holding a sword which is not likely due to the evolution, Nemesis should be a revenge godness but become a monster, why?[/font]

On a positive note though, the animation looks good, very crisp and colourful. Yes I know it's the anime is obviously newer than the others, but even just art style wise, Burst's art style is definitely my favourite of any Beyblade seasons. While the beys moved a bit weirdly in Season 1, it got way better from God onwards.

The Bey battle is also fun to see, as they have tag team, one on one, battle royle, and might have a tag team mix battle. What about the special move or tag team move, it is nice to see. What about the burst mechanism and the sound of it, cool. And The Beys variety of gimmicks in the anime also the best.

It's overall an okay ride, and has fun moments. However I feel that the writing is very lacking, even for a kids show, and the character department needs serious work.

Anybody agree with my opinion actually?

(Feb. 11, 2021  5:06 PM)KerbeusKmie Wrote: This is just my opinion
Burst-Season1: 7.5/10(The overall reason why i continue watching beyblade after burst,the characters personality,the plot,the funny moments)

God/Evolution-Season 2: 8/10 (A lot of new well written characters appear,plot twist where shu abandoned his friends to become stronger is good.Top bladers face off with each other at the end, each having their own ways of blading to reach the top also made it good)

Cho-Z/Turbo-Season 3 : 7/10 (the plot was good.More focused on the introduction of resonance is good too. Antagonist was really good, before they show off his backstory, which is kinda funny)

GT/Rise-Season 4:  5/10 (It kinda felt like a reboot with the protagonists kinda have the same traits as valt.Plot was decent, especially after Arthur was introduced.A lot of new side characters doesn't have much stuff going on)

Sparking/Surge-Season 5: 5.5/10 (New Characters are decent, but lane/lain plot armor was too crazy.The new protags is cute.Plot is kinda weird especially after lane/lain was introduced 😂)

(Feb. 12, 2021  7:41 PM)Jinbee Wrote:

(Feb. 12, 2021  7:26 PM)Vtryuga Wrote: Wait looks like I was wrong. It shows the new characters bey not Valkryie. Marutti didn't read the comic well enough.

The series purportedly being more fantasy heavy is interesting, and kinda inevitable given Burst has gotten more supernatural as it went, so they may as well go all out.

(Feb. 21, 2021  11:47 PM)Tyrushi Wrote: Overall I think the burst series is the best yet. I feel like it may have peaked in hype in season 2 though. I really appreciate that they went from psychic children to athletes. The show is more interesting as a sports anime. Once resonance was introduced the show took a turn in my opinion. Burst is the first series to make builds and strategies as important as the characters. I think this links the toys to the show much better.

Unpopular opinion, I could have gone without Cho Z/Turbo. I feel like that season was just bratty in general. And it was the first big step to not being about the Beyblades as much. Sparking has this issue in spades also. GT had hyperflux but it wasn't used as a free win card. It was more of a level of ability to be achieved.

All together this series is more entertaining. I don't spend the episodes just waiting for the main character to be op and win because plot. Though this is becoming an issue with some episodes lately. But I do feel that the show now allows me to see what beys I like instead of just getting the bey of the characters I like. Having been watching since the plastic era, I can say this series is an improvement to me.

(Feb. 22, 2021  12:35 AM)6Jupiter5 Wrote:

(Feb. 21, 2021  11:47 PM)Tyrushi Wrote: Overall I think the burst series is the best yet.  I feel like it may have peaked in hype in season 2 though.  I really appreciate that they went from psychic children to athletes.  The show is more interesting as a sports anime.  Once resonance was introduced the show took a turn in my opinion.  Burst is the first series to make builds and strategies as important as the characters.  I think this links the toys to the show much better.  

Unpopular opinion, I could have gone without Cho Z/Turbo.  I feel like that season was just bratty in general.  And it was the first big step to not being about the Beyblades as much.  Sparking has this issue in spades also.  GT had hyperflux but it wasn't used as a free win card.  It was more of a level of ability to be achieved.  

All together this series is more entertaining.  I don't spend the episodes just waiting for the main character to be op and win because plot.  Though this is becoming an issue with some episodes lately.  But I do feel that the show now allows me to see what beys I like instead of just getting the bey of the characters I like.  Having been watching since the plastic era, I can say this series is an improvement to me.

It’s always been psychic kids from the very beginning. Also aren’t literally all the protagonists over powered?

(Feb. 22, 2021  12:55 AM)Tyrushi Wrote:

(Feb. 22, 2021  12:35 AM)6Jupiter5 Wrote: It’s always been psychic kids from the very beginning. Also aren’t literally all the protagonists over powered?

Yes.  My point was that they moved away from that for a bit and I brought life back to the show.  And I feel like Volt's biggest appeal in the first 2 seasons was how capable he was at losing important matches.  It added a tension that you really don't get from a character like Aiga.  I feel like that's why they make more Volt clones than Aiga clones in the following seasons.   Aiga was the real start of burst having psychic children.  Before that you have people with skill and strategy being the strongest.

(Feb. 22, 2021  1:45 AM)6Jupiter5 Wrote:

(Feb. 22, 2021  12:55 AM)Tyrushi Wrote: Yes.  My point was that they moved away from that for a bit and I brought life back to the show.  And I feel like Volt's biggest appeal in the first 2 seasons was how capable he was at losing important matches.  It added a tension that you really don't get from a character like Aiga.  I feel like that's why they make more Volt clones than Aiga clones in the following seasons.   Aiga was the real start of burst having psychic children.  Before that you have people with skill and strategy being the strongest.

Ah yes because when Valt tells his bey what to do, when Rantaro creates a tornado at command that’s not psychic. Also Valt only lost to top tier bladers (which is something Aiga also did). Also in Turbo just because Aiga kept on winning doesn’t mean that there’s no tension. Take the battle against Kit or Phi (dead Phoenix). Aiga also had a lot of strategy if you look at it.

(Feb. 22, 2021  1:45 AM)6Jupiter5 Wrote:

(Feb. 22, 2021  12:55 AM)Tyrushi Wrote: Yes.  My point was that they moved away from that for a bit and I brought life back to the show.  And I feel like Volt's biggest appeal in the first 2 seasons was how capable he was at losing important matches.  It added a tension that you really don't get from a character like Aiga.  I feel like that's why they make more Volt clones than Aiga clones in the following seasons.   Aiga was the real start of burst having psychic children.  Before that you have people with skill and strategy being the strongest.

Ah yes because when Valt tells his bey what to do, when Rantaro creates a tornado at command that’s not psychic. Also Valt only lost to top tier bladers (which is something Aiga also did). Also in Turbo just because Aiga kept on winning doesn’t mean that there’s no tension. Take the battle against Kit or Phi (dead Phoenix). Aiga also had a lot of strategy if you look at it.

(Feb. 22, 2021  3:01 AM)Tyrushi Wrote:

(Feb. 22, 2021  1:45 AM)6Jupiter5 Wrote: Ah yes because when Valt tells his bey what to do, when Rantaro creates a tornado at command that’s not psychic. Also Valt only lost to top tier bladers (which is something Aiga also did). Also in Turbo just because Aiga kept on winning doesn’t mean that there’s no tension. Take the battle against Kit or Phi (dead Phoenix). Aiga also had a lot of strategy if you look at it.

Lol.  I never said it wasn't an anime.  Ridiculous battles comes with the territory.  The point you are dodging is that it was more grounded than the previous series.  And I'm not saying there wasn't training and skill in Cho Z.  Aiga spent the whole battleship cruise ark improving his control over Achilles.  All I'm saying is that it's a far cry from being out of spin and yelling hard enough to get a fresh launch worth of power.  All I'm saying.

(Feb. 22, 2021  4:39 PM)6Jupiter5 Wrote: It’s too repetitive.