(Nov. 13, 2020  6:21 PM)EarthHelios Wrote: Shu has always been the better blader than Valt

(Nov. 13, 2020  7:05 PM)Eclipse Force Wrote:

(Nov. 13, 2020  6:21 PM)EarthHelios Wrote: Shu has always been the better blader than Valt

Not always, but for the majority of Burst I do think he's been at least a step above Valt, but not to far from him.

(Nov. 13, 2020  7:10 PM)Achilles25 Wrote: 1st season: Shu
2nd season: Valt
3rd season: Valt
4th season: N/A
5th season so far: Shu

(Nov. 13, 2020  7:10 PM)EarthHelios Wrote:

(Nov. 13, 2020  7:10 PM)Achilles25 Wrote: 1st season: Shu
2nd season: Valt
3rd season: Valt
4th season: N/A
5th season so far: Shu

There both tied.

(Nov. 13, 2020  7:17 PM)Achilles25 Wrote:

(Nov. 13, 2020  7:10 PM)EarthHelios Wrote: There both tied.

Indeed

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When you realize Shu's loss is actually gonna be well and thought out for his rematch with Lain in the manga because Hiro Morita is writing it after you spent multiple days bashing the manga

(Nov. 13, 2020  7:39 PM)Achilles25 Wrote: Top 5 best tag partners in sparking imo:
1. Drum and Lui. i loved how lui's aggressiveness and drum's fun side makes a better combination than peanut butter and chocolate.
2. Valt and Shu. I feel like in ep 34 Shu wasn't giving his all since he had Lean on his mind.
3. Valt and Hyuga. They both have so much in common attack types, cheerful attitude, and the will to win.
4. Sisco and Rantaro: Very underrated duo. So much potential but they just don't use it. Loved how Rantaro sacrificed for Sisco to have a second chance.
5. Aiga and Hikaru: Just like #3 they have so much in common. both balance types, both are determined, and smart.
Honorable mention: NIGG

(Nov. 13, 2020  7:48 PM)EarthHelios Wrote: I gotta say that if another torunament pops up Hikaru better win it

(Nov. 13, 2020  7:49 PM)Achilles25 Wrote:

(Nov. 13, 2020  7:48 PM)EarthHelios Wrote: I gotta say that if another torunament pops up Hikaru better win it

hikaru needs more love

(Nov. 13, 2020  7:59 PM)Achilles25 Wrote: Isn't it coincidental that when phi lost to aiga hearts came in but when hearts lost to valt and aiga phi came in.

(Nov. 13, 2020  6:20 PM)Zeutron Wrote:

(Nov. 13, 2020  2:48 PM)Isaiah.burley Wrote: I’m only talking about anime not manga.

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So you stating that Hiro Morita “intended” for Valt and Shu to be the best clearly just proves my point. Also in god Free was the undisputed best blader. The only reason Free didn’t battle in the finals is because he got injured. Put it this way, you’re playing someone 1v1 in basketball and you’re going to 21. You’re up 15-10 but then you injure yourself and you can’t play anymore. Does that make the other player better? No. Also Free is better than Aiga, you cant power-scale somone’s strength off of another’s. Like saying “if Aiga couldn’t beat Lean then Free definitely can’t.” Aiga in his whole Beyblade career has never scored a single point against Free. Lastly Dead Break in the same thing as Phoenix Break just a different name (because he got a new Beyblade), so I’m confused about how Shu got caught off guard.

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I’m sorry but Free has never had plot armor🤦‍♂️. Also you saying Lui beating Free before the International Bladers Cup makes more sense as Free was #1 and Lui Was #2. Unlike Valt losing to Lane then Shu beating Lane. Also I never said being number 1 makes you invincible. I’m just saying if the number one blader loses then someone else beats the blader he lost to what does that make him?

Saying Shu and Valt were intended to be the best doesn’t prove your point seeing as they were the best in s2. Free didn’t just coincidentally injure himself, he injured himself because he was trying way too hard, it was inevitable. The only way it wouldn’t have happened is if he wasn’t trying so hard but then Valt would simply overpower him. Valt and Shu were definitely better and there was no reason for Free to be better by the end. Also saying Free is better just because Aiga hasn’t scored a point on him isnt valid as that that was two seasons ago. This is just total bias at this point. He is unimportant these days and while he is definitely strong, he is nowhere near where you claim he is seeing as he is just a recurring character.

(Nov. 13, 2020  7:10 PM)Achilles25 Wrote: 1st season: Shu
2nd season: Valt
3rd season: Valt
4th season: N/A
5th season so far: Shu

(Nov. 13, 2020  8:58 PM)Isaiah.burley Wrote:

(Nov. 13, 2020  6:20 PM)Zeutron Wrote: Saying Shu and Valt were intended to be the best doesn’t prove your point seeing as they were the best in s2. Free didn’t just coincidentally injure himself, he injured himself because he was trying way too hard, it was inevitable. The only way it wouldn’t have happened is if he wasn’t trying so hard but then Valt would simply overpower him. Valt and Shu were definitely better and there was no reason for Free to be better by the end. Also saying Free is better just because Aiga hasn’t scored a point on him isnt valid as that that was two seasons ago. This is just total bias at this point. He is unimportant these days and while he is definitely strong, he is nowhere near where you claim he is seeing as he is just a recurring character.

Bro you’re clearly just saying stuff atp. I never said Free coincidentally injured himself, but it shouldn’t even matter how he did an injury is an injury. Also Shu and Free were the top 2 strongest in Evo as Free only lost once and Shu twice. Valt was lucky to even make it to the finals as he relied in Cuza then a Free injury. Also how are you going to tell me Free vs Aiga isn’t valid but you’re bringing up S2?

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(Nov. 13, 2020  7:10 PM)Achilles25 Wrote: 1st season: Shu
2nd season: Valt
3rd season: Valt
4th season: N/A
5th season so far: Shu

3rd season is definitely Shu. All Valt did was take L’s from Aiga and Valt’s biggest feat was beating Hearts who is the most overrated Blader ever. (As hearts only 2 wins were against Aiga)

(Nov. 13, 2020  9:02 PM)Achilles25 Wrote:

(Nov. 13, 2020  8:58 PM)Isaiah.burley Wrote: Bro you’re clearly just saying stuff atp. I never said Free coincidentally injured himself, but it shouldn’t even matter how he did an injury is an injury. Also Shu and Free were the top 2 strongest in Evo as Free only lost once and Shu twice. Valt was lucky to even make it to the finals as he relied in Cuza then a Free injury. Also how are you going to tell me Free vs Aiga isn’t valid but you’re bringing up S2?

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3rd season is definitely Shu. All Valt did was take L’s from Aiga and Valt’s biggest feat was beating Hearts who is the most overrated Blader ever. (As hearts only 2 wins were against Aiga)

Naw Valt takes season 3 becuase Shu had all that time to prepare to beat Phi but he still brutally lost. Valt would've beaten Phi at the end if Aiga lost. Valt only lost to Aiga becuase of plot.

(Nov. 13, 2020  10:23 PM)Isaiah.burley Wrote:

(Nov. 13, 2020  9:02 PM)Achilles25 Wrote: Naw Valt takes season 3 becuase Shu had all that time to prepare to beat Phi but he still brutally lost. Valt would've beaten Phi at the end if Aiga lost. Valt only lost to Aiga becuase of plot.

You can’t say “could’ve” when you’re scaling. Yes Shu had time to prepare but mind u Aiga technically lost (because it was a burst match). Also after that match Valt lost the Aiga (for the second time). Valt is 1-2 against Aiga and when he beat him the first time he barely won.

(Nov. 13, 2020  10:23 PM)Isaiah.burley Wrote:

(Nov. 13, 2020  9:02 PM)Achilles25 Wrote: Naw Valt takes season 3 becuase Shu had all that time to prepare to beat Phi but he still brutally lost. Valt would've beaten Phi at the end if Aiga lost. Valt only lost to Aiga becuase of plot.

You can’t say “could’ve” when you’re scaling. Yes Shu had time to prepare but mind u Aiga technically lost (because it was a burst match). Also after that match Valt lost the Aiga (for the second time). Valt is 1-2 against Aiga and when he beat him the first time he barely won.