(Jun. 27, 2019  2:22 AM)Okanie Wrote: I'm not sure whether or not he built or designed it-- there's no beytrainer that was mentioned, and tbh I think he tried to keep that mentality of 'winning is the only thing that mattered' and it didn't matter Ichika whether she had a GT bey or not. I doubt the author would go that far in-depth with their story... but it's why she left. She didn't care much about winning, but having fun with beyblade. That's more important to her than anything... so even with a GT bey... they most likely would have her lose a lot...

I mean... I kind of agree with them? Despite Valt being there in the first episode of Chou-Z along with being in the opening, he wasn't... exactly a main character or semi-main in that season. Reasons being that he would be there and then the next moment he's gone-- take the battleship cruise arc in which that was a tournament that was... basically his own? The anime had him suddenly leave despite the winner being the one that would challenge him. Like, that doesn't really seem Valt like considering he would want to know who would be his opponents and who he would be up against. The opening also advertised characters surrounding Aiga that never showed up throughout the anime (they weren't even in the background, and that's saying something.) It also advertised that we may get a Free vs Kit battle which we never did etc. It advertised a lot of what was supposed to happen or what could have happened-- but never went through with it. So I can see where the complaints come from...

I mean I do like the opening and with how Valt was show in it, however.... it advertised too much and gave so little back.... At least, these are my thoughts and a few others that I know have complaints...

(Jun. 27, 2019  2:27 AM)Tommykats Wrote: I feel like Poison Hydra on marutti’s post is probably going to be owned by the guy with the crescent-shaped hairstyle because of the color scheme.

(Jun. 27, 2019  2:53 AM)Strider Xanthos Wrote:

(Jun. 27, 2019  2:22 AM)Okanie Wrote: I'm not sure whether or not he built or designed it-- there's no beytrainer that was mentioned, and tbh I think he tried to keep that mentality of 'winning is the only thing that mattered' and it didn't matter Ichika whether she had a GT bey or not. I doubt the author would go that far in-depth with their story... but it's why she left. She didn't care much about winning, but having fun with beyblade. That's more important to her than anything... so even with a GT bey... they most likely would have her lose a lot...

I mean... I kind of agree with them? Despite Valt being there in the first episode of Chou-Z along with being in the opening, he wasn't... exactly a main character or semi-main in that season. Reasons being that he would be there and then the next moment he's gone-- take the battleship cruise arc in which that was a tournament that was... basically his own? The anime had him suddenly leave despite the winner being the one that would challenge him. Like, that doesn't really seem Valt like considering he would want to know who would be his opponents and who he would be up against. The opening also advertised characters surrounding Aiga that never showed up throughout the anime (they weren't even in the background, and that's saying something.) It also advertised that we may get a Free vs Kit battle which we never did etc. It advertised a lot of what was supposed to happen or what could have happened-- but never went through with it. So I can see where the complaints come from...

I mean I do like the opening and with how Valt was show in it, however.... it advertised too much and gave so little back.... At least, these are my thoughts and a few others that I know have complaints...

That part's fine, but nothing's set completely in stone. A lot of surprise wins and upsets have happened in Burst.

Yeah, but you can't say he's not in the show. And what would Valt do, the focus on the Battleship Cruise was to beat him, what, just have him there watching everyone's battles and just adding pointless dialouge? Valt's not the type to study his opponents before battles unless he's being told and learns through battles and experience. Don't forget he got Cho-Z and loss points to Silas and Kurtz before he managed to beat them. If my main character has a rival to beat, I'm not going to put him in everything, sprinkle his appearances through and then make him a threat. Sasuke vs Itachi was hyped up from the start, they had 3 interactions after the massacre, and then they had their climactic fight. Yeah Aiga doesn't want to murder Valt but the point still stands. And its not like Valt does nothing: arc 1 was him defending his title, arc 2 was getting ready for the battleship cruise and be warned about the Dark resonance, arc 3 was him getting Cho Z Valkytire and getting Shu and Free to help him out with dealing with Aiga and training, and arc 4 was him getting his title back and facing off against Aiga like he wanted without all the evil drama.

What other characters? You mean when he's in that white and red background surrounded by 5 random people? That's just anime showing off its characters being op by beating a bunch a randos. Happens all the time, cuz everyone in the opponent Aiga has battled....minus that sixth member of the bey club but other than that.

They never advertised a Free vs Kit battle, they showed Valt rising on a pillar, followed by Kitt, then Free, then Shu, aka the final opponents Valt, Aiga, and Phi would be battling By that logic, they advertised a three way battle between Kitt vs Shu vs Free.

My point is, he's not a minor character, he still plays a role in the story's, he's not overused, so saying Valt's not in the show when both the  opening and show proves is just being ignorant.

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(Jun. 27, 2019  2:27 AM)Tommykats Wrote: I feel like Poison Hydra on marutti’s post is probably going to be owned by the guy with the crescent-shaped hairstyle because of the color scheme.

You saw the confirmation too, zanky jut posted a video.
https://beyblade.fandom.com/wiki/File:349E06E7-938E-451A-AA36-47D3D99050F7.jpeg
I don't think its crescent haired, if we're dealing with a poison guy, I'm assuming narcissist mic Rose holder

(Jun. 27, 2019  5:05 AM)God Dragruler Wrote: Watch the crescent hair dude be the new spriggan owner lol

(Jun. 27, 2019  5:15 AM)Tommykats Wrote:

(Jun. 27, 2019  5:05 AM)God Dragruler Wrote: Watch the crescent hair dude be the new spriggan owner lol

Could you imagine ???

(Jun. 27, 2019  6:46 AM)Okanie Wrote: That... could be an actual possibility-- if I'm being completely honest, I find it hard to see Valt in the story without there being Shu. Idk I guess it has something to do with that extra chapter after God in which shows that Shu and Valt are a pair-- rivals and friends-- and that their bond can't be separated or undone so easily. At least, that was the vibe that I was getting from that chapter.

(Jun. 27, 2019  4:54 AM)Okanie Wrote: Even so, that is technically his tournament that's being held. WBBA may have hosted it, but in the end it's Valt's tournament, shouldn't... he, oh idk, actually be there like Lui was for his own tournament? Valt's character is also not leaving big beyblade events like this, despite not being able to take part in them, he'd be really excited to watch and especially watch Aiga's growth throughout this arc. Remember, Valt literally gushed about how strong Aiga was and how he's super excited to battle him in the upcoming events. Even in the manga, Valt wasn't constantly there adding pointless dialogue, like they even forgot he was on the ship after Aiga beat Free in the previous chapter. It doesn't make sense for him to talk up Aiga to other people, yet keep a large distance between them. He never did that with Free or Shu in the earlier seasons and instead was around them the best that he could be. I mean, look at him in gt, he obviously comes by to check up on Drum and see how he's doing. That's way more than he did with Aiga without others influences.

The issue with Valt losing his title to Aiga so early on, even with the dark resonance, was that it lost it's significance at the end. The Phi vs Aiga battle seemed way more of a final battle than Valt vs Aiga due to this problem -- also Hearts held the title too, so world champion throughout the anime kind of lost it's touch of how big of a title it is. Not only that, the anime could have literally replaced Valt after the Longinus Cup and the story wouldn't have really changed at all...? Valt was downgraded a lot and had little significance to the story with even supposedly holding the world champion title. Valt did little to almost nothing despite getting Chou-Z Valkyrie-- so while he didn't do nothing-- he certainly didn't even hold a semi-main character role. Shu's really the only one that helped deal with the issue (dark resonance), Free just stated that he was going to destroy Aiga in their match-- and then helped Valt train with Chou-Z Valkyrie and that was it. He really wasn't that big in Aiga's story honestly.

The problem is, is that Burst openings have never been like that until now. Take the original opening for example, those characters were actually shown and were even in the background later in the season. Then there's God's opening which even showcases the BC Sol members who in fact at least show up as bg characters. They still exist within the anime even while they're in the opening. Aiga never battles these guys except for in the opening which we don't even get to see.

Guess we should've changed Kit's face to Aiga's face as he was honestly facing Free when he showed up in the opening. Also they completely changed the scene with Shu so... where is the three way battle coming from? And Valt would have never battled these opponents-- well, only Kit but it's not even a significant battle at all.

Valt became more of a minor character after the first episode of Chou-Z. He hardly plays a role in Aiga's story other than being 'that guy' that Aiga has to beat no matter what, and even then it becomes less of a big deal as the Champion Title and Ranks in the show mean little to nothing in the story. He's shown in the opening and shows up in the anime, but his role is reduced so much it's as if we're watching Valt be turned into a minor character even in the beginning. I get that it's not Valt's story anymore, but even so, saying that he's not a minor character in it... completely throws out who Valt was in the first two seasons and then compare his third season self to them. It's not ignorance, it's observation throughout the anime... at least, that's my perspective.

Oh, I wonder when he'll show up and what the next event is...

(Jun. 27, 2019  5:32 AM)God Dragruler Wrote:

(Jun. 27, 2019  5:15 AM)Tommykats Wrote: Could you imagine ???

I'm imaging fans going riot right now if my joke turns out to be real lol .

(Jun. 27, 2019  1:43 PM)God Dragruler Wrote:

(Jun. 27, 2019  6:46 AM)Okanie Wrote: That... could be an actual possibility-- if I'm being completely honest, I find it hard to see Valt in the story without there being Shu. Idk I guess it has something to do with that extra chapter after God in which shows that Shu and Valt are a pair-- rivals and friends-- and that their bond can't be separated or undone so easily. At least, that was the vibe that I was getting from that chapter.

It's like Tyson with kai always pair together . You can't have one without another. The only reason I think Shu should comeback for the last time. Aside from what you said  is because like valt he started burst system. With valkyrie and spriggan which started this fun adventure we're having right now. So shu one last time with valt would be a cool send off and maybe one last battle between the 2 but this time without this red eye thing. Just 2 childhood friends having fun They deserve it.

(Jun. 27, 2019  11:15 PM)Okanie Wrote: Valt's never been a character that cares much about data, he'd still love to stay and watched the battles. So, what you're saying, is that Valt SHOULD make the same mistake as he did with Shu in God which was leave the kid be and let him fester in his own thoughts and obsessions. Okay, so I guess Valt's learned nothing in season two and that whole thing of him understanding Shu has little to no significance. That's what I'm literally getting from this. And yes, Valt was around Shu most of the season 1 arc-- if they weren't together, they were in the same vicinity, and for Free, Valt was literally the only one Free could have a conversation that would understand him even before the God Blader's cup. Valt literally defends Free when Shasa called him out about how Free probably hates BC Sol-- Valt immediately speaks up for Free saying that Free loves the club. Valt barely knows this kid other than running around with him in the forest. If anything, Valt would have gotten a better feel of Aiga's character as a blader and person if he was at least around to watch over Aiga. I'm not saying that Valt has to be there to coddle Aiga, but the least he could do was watch the kid's growth. It literally feels like Valt's just saying it cause Aiga's the main character (again, this is a joke right here, but I thought I should say it since sarcasm and jokes don't seem to come across.) It'd make the Hearts vs Valt battle make more sense to help get the message across to Aiga. It would have held more of an importance to Aiga as a character and his story.

(Jun. 27, 2019  11:15 PM)Okanie Wrote: But you can literally kick any of the old bladers out and replace them-- except for Shu.

(Jun. 27, 2019  11:15 PM)Okanie Wrote: And if losing a title ship is that easy, then... why hype it up and make it as great as it is to be?
Aiga's already achieved the goal of beating Valt. Even with dark resonance, he still remembers and felt the win that he had over Valt. So... why is he still in the story then? Why is it apparently a last minute thought in the final episode?

(Jun. 27, 2019  11:15 PM)Okanie Wrote: Aiga's already achieved the goal of beating Valt. Even with dark resonance, he still remembers and felt the win that he had over Valt. So... why is he still in the story then? Why is it apparently a last minute thought in the final episode? Why not have Aiga want to beat Phi instead as that was more of a hyped up battle? It was literally like "Oh, forgot, Valt Aoi the, the champion right now-- yeah, can't forget that he still exists!" That's how it felt to some of the fans. The end was very abrupt... Aiga achieved his goal twice...

(Jun. 27, 2019  11:15 PM)Okanie Wrote: But his character was downgraded, I know many haven't read the manga, but Valt was mature but still kept his character throughout the CHOU-Z arc. In the anime, they hardly show how strong he was until maybe the last episode, but that was it. Literally, all of Valt's matches didn't seem that hard or anything compared to all the matches he had in God. And yes, I do miss him because this isn't the Valt that people know or remember. This Valt seems... like an empty shell of his former self almost. I get that characters grow and mature, but not to the extent where they feel so distant from the audience. This was a character that the audience sympathized with and even cheered on in the final battle. Also I don't... know any of the characters that you keep bringing up that aren't beyburst related?? First Naruto, and now... this one I don't even know.

(Jun. 27, 2019  11:15 PM)Okanie Wrote: They could have just added the Beigoma club members (you know, the ones that didn't even have lines but were in the background). Then why give the kids in the opening certain details-- again, this NEVER happened in the previous two seasons of burst as they always added characters who were at least in the same verse and story.

Some people are upset about it because some were hyped up to see them. Why couldn't they be the kids that Aiga battled in his hometown-- you know, the group of kids that tried to stop Aiga from leaving? It's not symbolism, there are people who genuinely wanted to see these characters at least once-- I mean look at some of the other teams that BC Sol went up against. We got to see that girl blader again from that one team that beat BC Sol but lost to the Paris Bladers at least twice and she's not even in the opening. She's not even an important character but was still brought back. Idk how symbolism came into the mix in this??

(Jun. 27, 2019  11:15 PM)Okanie Wrote: Some people are upset about it because some were hyped up to see them.

(Jun. 27, 2019  11:15 PM)Okanie Wrote: Free never became a rival again to Aiga.

(Jun. 27, 2019  11:15 PM)Okanie Wrote: Shu and Aiga never actually had an official match-- and, okay, your second point literally makes no sense... They did have a match during the Longinus Cup. That's what the first opening was referring to when it showed off these rivals. Fubuki was someone that Aiga wanted to best since Fubuki had a CHOU-Z bey, and Fubuki also had his own character arc in the beginning (until he became... little to nothing in the main cast. I mean, he was there, but the kid wasn't exactly a main character...)

(Jun. 28, 2019  1:22 AM)DaGoldenPenguin Wrote: What happened to ken?!? How did Kyle get kerbeus

(Jun. 28, 2019  1:23 AM)DaGoldenPenguin Wrote: Also where did cuza go

(Jun. 28, 2019  1:23 AM)Strider Xanthos Wrote:

(Jun. 28, 2019  1:22 AM)DaGoldenPenguin Wrote: What happened to ken?!? How did Kyle get kerbeus

Ken just stopped appearing. Apparently Kyle won it in a South American tournament...I think, we brought it up before once.

(Jun. 28, 2019  1:32 AM)kencroissants Wrote: I heard there's going to be a new Spriggan, and just wanna add in that it could be a possibility that Shu shows up only in the manga and not in the anime (so that there's no need for a new VA) It wouldn't be surprising considering the manga shows a lot more reoccurring characters for GT than the anime itself.

(Jun. 27, 2019  11:15 PM)Okanie Wrote: We get... little to nothing of that development or same character. Previously stated, Valt seems more like a husk of his old self who is so detach from both the cast and audience. He plays a minor role and not really a main character in CHOU-Z arc-- did they do this with Shu's character in season 1? Season 2 he was still a main character but hardly showed up-- we still see him develop throughout the whole season. So yes, Valt's character WAS downgraded. 

(Jun. 28, 2019  1:40 AM)Strider Xanthos Wrote:

(Jun. 28, 2019  1:32 AM)kencroissants Wrote: I heard there's going to be a new Spriggan, and just wanna add in that it could be a possibility that Shu shows up only in the manga and not in the anime (so that there's no need for a new VA) It wouldn't be surprising considering the manga shows a lot more reoccurring characters for GT than the anime itself.

He could hand it down to the next blader without speaking right? Unless Japanese has the "if you're VA quits your character is gone", even though anime has switched voice actors before.

(Jun. 27, 2019  11:15 PM)Okanie Wrote: Whether he appears a lot or not doesn't change the fact that he does little to nothing in the entirety of CHOU-Z story

(Jun. 27, 2019  11:15 PM)Okanie Wrote: -- I mean, even manga counterpart had more of a role and seemed much more like a major character than a minor one-- even with the limited amount of times and panels he showed up in. They completely tossed aside Lui, it's as if Lui never exists after the Longinus Cup-- not only that but he was bested by Aiga in their second battle. A guy who held the second strongest title throughout the beyblade world-- who gave Valt and everyone at the top a struggle-- yet Aiga beat him and that was it for him. I think, people are more upset about that than saying Lui's a terrible character. He's a great character but had a poor role in the CHOU-Z story.

(Jun. 28, 2019  3:17 AM)Okanie Wrote: One, you're the one that's getting it wrong here. I never said that I wanted Valt to check up with Aiga all the time. Checking up on him from time to time does not equate to all the time. I literally said that Valt does not have to coddle Aiga, you're the one that's making implications over what the actual person is saying. Please refrain from doing this in conversations unless I outright state "I WANT VALT TO CHECK UP ON AIGA ALL THE TIME"-- that's literally not what I said. Valt literally taught Drum beyblade-- he's spent actual time off-screen with Valt therefore Valt KNEW DRUM. Aiga? He's only known Aiga through one episode and through one battle-- he doesn't know Aiga's actual battle style before Aiga got into beyblade-- he had natural talent, and Valt did see that in him, but in no way does that mean that Valt knows Aiga's actual battle style. Valt may learn things through battle but he'd definitely wouldn't leave the battleship-- it doesn't even have to be about him learning who his opponent is-- the guy just honestly loves beyblade and he honestly wouldn't miss watching the battles of his suppose opponent. He literally did that in the manga, why is it suddenly so wrong and out of the question to let him stay aboard the ship. Title matches were only allowed by the WBBA and they were official matches that were approved by them-- in no instances did it show Valt having to defend his title during the Beyqueen arc-- that whole tournament was for that title match after all. Other than his battle with Kurtz and Sisco, what other time would Valt be defending his title in between the beyqueen setting sail to when the tournament was settled after it docked at BC Sol.

I can't... even make sense of the first paragraph here... but, yes those moments were special, but it still indicated that Valt checked in on them from time to time. Why couldn't that happen with Aiga and him? Valt was literally so distant to everyone throughout the entire season-- there are bare minimum moments of where Valt actually has a heart to heart with someone and there's any emotion behind what he says. The Hearts vs Valt did not get that message across, Aiga literally threw a tantrum and ran out-- Aiga was more upset that he was pushing his will upon Achilles and being the reason why his bey broke-- he really didn't get it until Shu went with him to make Chou-Z Achilles. Shu was the one that was guiding Aiga down that path not Valt. Valt literally did nothing to help guide Aiga other than being the one to guide Shu in this way of beyblade.

Also, again, do not assume the reason as to why I feel mad about something. I'm not mad at what the show gave me for the first two seasons-- in fact I'm more happy of what they gave me. But he still was able to beat Valt-- Valt literally lost twice to the kid now which is why I said that you could replace Valt with probably any other character (Phi in this case) as Phi was an actual struggle for Aiga to defeat truly. Episode 1 literally starts off the story but you could literally skip out most of the middle part and just go to the end because the middle part gives little to no advancement to the start of the plot. There didn't need to be a dark resonance arc as that literally solved nothing of what the beginning set out.

Then it holds no importance to the show whatsoever? Is that something we agree on or what? Because while Burst does have some real world elements to it-- CHOU-Z mostly threw that out the window. It's not a simple concept if the show and universe hype it up to be as big of a title as it is. Why are titles important? Why are rankings important? They literally hold no significance to the show or world at that point after God-- so why are these matches a big deal to Aiga? Why is Aiga battling the Four Zetsu's important if ranking and titles hold no significance whatsoever? Do they constantly keep winning? Hold their title? What? I get that bringing real world elements may help with this case-- but it honestly doesn't explain why it's such a big deal. It also doesn't explain why it's such a big thing for the title to be handed off to another character such as from Valt (who held it for two years, is this even a big thing anymore) to Aiga. Why and how does this hold such a big significance.

I mean, I'm at the point saying whatever helps you because I honestly don't think we're watching and reading the same show. I get that having multiple rivals in the show is a thing-- again, looking at God season in which there were many big rivals that showed up at the end-- while the Free vs Valt was hyped up to be a big battle-- Shu vs Valt was still an importance and has always been the goal of Valt's story. We, as the audience, still remember that Shu battling Valt in the finals was going to be the end goal and was never forgotten, DESPITE Valt having multiple rivals at the time. Many of the characters may have not got a solid end in the finale of God-- but it still wrapped up nicely with seeing what happens with Shu and Valt who were the main characters of their story. We also see what Sisco and some of the BC Sol members thought about Valt coming out there for the final announcement. We also get to see before the group splits up again and how everyone felt towards what happened. Aiga's story literally just ends with nothing to wrap it up-- not even Drum coming in and wanting to battle Aiga like in the manga. I'm fine with Aiga having multiple rivals, but his battle with Valt was not as hyped as it was to be if that were the end goal. Phi vs Aiga was way more hyped and drawn out which seemed more like a final battle than Valt vs Aiga. But you know, whatever helps you at this point, right?

Most of Valt's battles weren't even shown in the anime nor did they hold any huge significance to the story itself. Oh? Seeing points of the match so far? THAT shows me how so powerful Valt is! Amazing! Yeah, we never get a showcase of Valt's actual battles though so how are we supposed to know or see Valt's skill in battle other than the few actual times we see him. I get it, that he was still struggling with a new bey-- but it literally... doesn't tell anyone how powerful Valt is throughout CHOU-Z and what makes him such a formidable champion. Take the manga for example, Valt still showcased his strength through his battle with Aiga with actually teaching Aiga what beyblade is and what he's doing is just pure arrogance. THAT is showcasing Valt's skill and abilities as a blader that we never get to see after his match with Aiga in the first episode.

I'm inclined to believe Valt got replaced in s-3. Maturity does not result in a character being distant to everyone around him. Again, looking at Manga counterpart Valt, Valt was still himself while showing maturity. He may not have talked very much, but there was still that enthusiasm that was very much there in Valt while looking over the battles. Anime Valt... we probably get that in the beginning of the beyqueen arc...? Yeah, that's pretty much it. But even the wiki states that he's much more like Free except not as laid back. Should I just start calling him Free 2.0? Because the wiki mostly gets its information from anime.

Okay, but why make references and believe that everyone would have the time or focus to watch them. I do watch and read other things, I may not have the focus or time for them. Please don't assume that everyone should read the same things as you. That's the vibe I'm getting from this advice of yours. Perhaps I'm misinterpreting them because you've been misinterpreting pretty much what everyone's said and instead start poking at people at a personal level. For example, "whatever helps you" is really condescending and you're now poking the person at a personal level rather than have an actual discussion like in one of your previous posts. You also seemed to point and belittle someone that pointed out that they just didn't agree with you. Maybe just a word of advice from me to you now, but please reconsider what you say to people and learn to use a bit of tact in your conversations.  

Also, you probably could have just used previous seasons of beyblade burst since that seems to be where the discussion is more at rather than references from other shows that not everyone would watch. I mean, you could've used Haikyuu references (which is a sports anime, go figure) or PokeSpec as that also has a lot of rival dynamics within them-- not even PokeSpec but pokemon itself. Don't assume that everyone is going to go dig for these references just to keep a discussion like this up.

You still get details of them later on and they have very unique designs. And now I'm taking it as an insult since you seem like you want to rub salt in the wound at this point-- again, this is from observation of what you're saying. And no, I'm referring to BURST-- did I say like other animes? No, I'm talking about Burst openings, you're making the conversation non sequitur for what reason now? Just so you can poke at me on a personal level?

Should I point out that there are a few people on tumblr or even twitter that point out these flaws on the show. That a server that I'm in even points out these flaws as well-- it's a beyburst server btw-- it's called talking to many other fans than just one place. I've talked to a few others that would have at least liked to see the characters in the background.

But they kind of were and their arc with Valt kind of ended already? Like Joshua had his battle with Valt in the finals of the world tournament in which they couldn't have their battle before. He was a rival-- Valt literally lost to Ru Wei during the bey parade and then battled him again in the tournament. Even Xhaka has been a constant rival along with Lui, later in Chou-Z and then Free. They were still relevant and rivals to Valt throughout their story and first appearance. Free and Aiga, not so much-- Free never came back and Aiga never got an official or real match with Free. Free held literally no role to the story other than he's there and then his bey gets destroyed. That's it.

Why... why Evel? What does Evel have to do with Fubuki? Why.. why would he be a final arc to Fubuki? What even???  And... you're still not making that clear (more than half of what I'm reading isn't clear)--

Aiga was literally in the middle running between them and we're more focused on Aiga at that point. Did I.... ever state that they would battle? Did I outright say, "Oh boy Houi and Suoh going to be rivals and battle it out!" No... I... did not. Where are you getting this? Aiga is running in between them so we see these are the opponents he's going to be battling in the first arc. I honestly lost track of what you're referring to at this point.

I can't even comprehend the next post, so you know, just going to put this out with saying, yes, Valt became a minor character in CHOU-Z. I already stated as to why but it seems to come across misinterpreted or the point is completely missed. But you know, again as you say, "whatever helps you."

((I'm so sorry for these long posts of mines, everyone!!))

(Jun. 28, 2019  3:17 AM)Okanie Wrote: I can't... even make sense of the first paragraph her[quote="Okanie" pid='1528008' dateline='1561688233']
Also, again, do not assume the reason as to why I feel mad about something. I'm not mad at what the show gave me for the first two seasons
Because while Burst does have some real world elements to it-- CHOU-Z mostly threw that out the window. It's not a simple concept if the show and universe hype it up to be as big of a title as it is. Why are titles important? Why are rankings important?

(Jun. 28, 2019  3:17 AM)Okanie Wrote: I mean, I'm at the point saying whatever helps you because I honestly don't think we're watching and reading the same show.

(Jun. 28, 2019  3:17 AM)Okanie Wrote: I'm inclined to believe Valt got replaced in s-3. Maturity does not result in a character being distant to everyone around him.

(Jun. 28, 2019  3:17 AM)Okanie Wrote: Okay, but why make references and believe that everyone would have the time or focus to watch them. I do watch and read other things, I may not have the focus or time for them.
Also, you probably could have just used previous seasons of beyblade burst since that seems to be where the discussion is more at rather than references from other shows that not everyone would watch. I mean, you could've used Haikyuu references (which is a sports anime, go figure) or PokeSpec as that also has a lot of rival dynamics within them-- not even PokeSpec but pokemon itself. Don't assume that everyone is going to go dig for these references just to keep a discussion like this up.

(Jun. 28, 2019  3:17 AM)Okanie Wrote: And now I'm taking it as an insult since you seem like you want to rub salt in the wound at this point-- again, this is from observation of what you're saying. And no, I'm referring to BURST-- did I say like other animes? No, I'm talking about Burst openings, you're making the conversation non sequitur for what reason now? Just so you can poke at me on a personal level?

(Jun. 28, 2019  3:17 AM)Okanie Wrote: Should I point out that there are a few people on tumblr or even twitter that point out these flaws on the show. That a server that I'm in even points out these flaws as well-- it's a beyburst server btw-- it's called talking to many other fans than just one place. I've talked to a few others that would have at least liked to see the characters in the background.

(Jun. 28, 2019  3:17 AM)Okanie Wrote: Aiga was literally in the middle running between them and we're more focused on Aiga at that point. Did I.... ever state that they would battle? Did I outright say, "Oh boy Houi and Suoh going to be rivals and battle it out!" No... I... did not. Where are you getting this? Aiga is running in between them so we see these are the opponents he's going to be battling in the first arc. I honestly lost track of what you're referring to at this point.

(Jun. 28, 2019  3:17 AM)Okanie Wrote: I can't even comprehend the next post, so you know, just going to put this out with saying, yes, Valt became a minor character in CHOU-Z. I already stated as to why but it seems to come across misinterpreted or the point is completely missed. But you know, again as you say, "whatever helps you."