From the first moment that Aiga got a ring out I knew Valt would lose. This an exact copy of their last battle, like nothing had changed. Then what was the point of Cho-Z Valkyrie? This episode 100% disrespected Valt, this is a fight he deserved to win.

At first I didn't like Aiga, but I think he deserved to win here.

The episode is one giant mixed bag for me and I truly mean it because there are some pretty cool things about this episode but also some really missed opportunities here too.

Now what's really cool about this episode was that the episode didn't waste any time with pointless training fodder and got straight into the battle. I actually sighed with relief when I found that out because most final battles tend to feature this and it lasts for more than half the episode.

The battle was pretty cool and fast-paced, especially the last round which featured them in a white void with both their beys clashing. I wish the battle wasn't so rushed feeling and yes, I know it can only fit into one episode but I think we should've had 52 episodes in total for this series.

Now with the positives out of the way, what is it about the episode I thought were missed opportunities? Well... I really didn't like that neither Evel, Count Night or Kyle's disappearance were explained or even shown as a still frame to indicate where they were. I know that they aren't big characters but a picture of where they are would be nice and I highly doubt we'll ever see them again.

Another missed opportunity is that we never ever got to see Valt's old BeyClub members... ever (flashbacks don't count). I really wanted to see how Daina, Kensuke, Wakiya, Cuza and even Rantaro were doing and if they've changed appearances since we last saw them but that never happened and that really... IRKS ME! We didn't even get to see Lui! I guess the writers thought "Hmmm... Shu and Free are there so that's all the fans need!".

The ending scene felt so rushed to Aiga's journey. Yes, he accomplished what he wanted to achieve but an aftermath would've been nice.

Overall... I don't know what to think of it. I know tonnes of people who will absolutely love this episode and I'm sure that some peeps will say it's the best finale but I still think that goes to Beyblade Burst God out of the Burst series. And what makes this even more disappointing is that this is the last episode to air on TVTokyo and it's quite sad...

The first segment is actually pretty hilarious. Aiga does his usual pulling machine training which he is then confronted by Ranjiro and Fubuki. Aiga pulls the machine so hard that the rope smacks the lawn mower and it explodes. The three make the most hilarious face when it's about to fall on the principal. He uses an umbrella to cover himself which worked until it tips over him and covers him with dust.

Now onto the battle, yeah the episode wastes no time, so we're off to a good start, I should also note that this is the only Burst finale not to overlap two episodes. We see everyone (except for Lui, Kyle, Evel and Count Knight) cheer or watch the upcoming bladers, Aiga actually seems intimidated by Valt as he sees him as a giant, probably seeing Valt as a threat. He quickly snaps out of it and for the most part the battles are a game of pressing the Burst stoppers and it's pretty cool. Predictably the battles aren't as hype as Episode 50, but I saw that coming anyway.

So the first round ends with a draw, *sighes* let me guess this is actually somebodys win but in slow motion... no? It's just a regular draw? Okay that's cool.

Second round, Aiga K.Os Valt.

Third round, Valt bursts Aiga. But one awesome moment is that Evolution wears down, speeds Valkyrie up and relocks the wings out, that is awesome!

Oh okay I think I see the pattern now, it's nearly exactly the same as their last battle. Not that I didn't expect it but y'know. And if you are familiar with Bursts battle format, whoever gets a K.O in a 3 point battle where the battle is destined to end as 3 - 2, you know Aiga is going to win.

Fourth round actually tries to make things more intense, putting a white background effect around the battle as the beys glow and clash fiercely, their motifs also fight a little. It's cool, but definitely nowhere near as impressive as Phi vs Aiga final battle. Valt looks like he's about to win as Aiga is losing hope, but Achilles encourages him to keep going. Achilles falls and switches to attack mode and the two beys make a final clash before both are sent upwards with Valkyrie bursting. As if there was any doubt Aiga would win, seriously. People cheer, except for Free who actually goes from smiling to stern when he finds out.

His friends cheer, Aiga and Valt go on good terms and Aiga just... holds his bey up and the camera pans away from him to show Earth. Um... okay, I was kinda hoping for some party scene or maybe have every character show up, man that's lame. Too bad, the episode was fine if not anywhere on the level of ep 50, but the ending just feels empty.

As for the series as a whole. We don't even get to see Lui, Kyle, Evel or Count Knight. And Ranjiro's whole surpassing his brother plot is seemingly forgotten, we still have no connection to Kyle or Ken for Kerbeus, I was hoping to see the Beyclub veterans, at the very least show us Lui. To be totally honest, despite some decent - great episodes, this is probably my least favourite Beyblade season so far, they just didn't care about characters and cheerfully threw them away, and there was way too much filler and bad pacing, and just overall silly moments. I still think God is the better season. Hopefully Gachi will be better.

And since Burst is off the air in favour of BBP, we get no trailer but we already saw it anyway.