(Apr. 25, 2019  3:12 PM)Valtgtchoz Wrote:

(Apr. 25, 2019  1:36 PM)Beynote Wrote: I abhor Valt!

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He was such a poor excuse for the main character. So weak. So horrible and terrible at blading. He didn’t deserve to become the champion. He didn’t deserve to win against free. No one can imagine how much I enjoyed when aiga kicked his butt and broke Wv in half. And I enjoyed twice as much when aiga defeated Valt once again.

Isn’t that how main characters are supposed to be? 
Main characters have flaws. And overtime they learn to overcome them and get better, just like Valt. He was terrible at blading in the beginning. But he trained hard to get better. And he did. And he became strong enough to win the god bladers cup and become the champion. He deserves the title of champion. Main characters inspire us to overcome our own flaws. Aiga was pretty strong from the start, and to me didn’t show any improvement character-wise till episode 37. He was arrogant and bratty. Became  possessed and broke valt’s beyblade. But then what happened? The realization of his big fault struck him. He snapped out of that possession of his. Overcame his flaws and became strong enough to beat Valt without having ‘ that evil monomania with his bey’. 

Valt and aiga both are amazing beybladers and protagonists. I get it that you hate Valt. I’m not telling you not to. But I just don’t think valt’s as terrible a character and Beyblade as you mention. That’s it.

(Apr. 25, 2019  3:16 PM)Beynote Wrote:

(Apr. 25, 2019  3:12 PM)Valtgtchoz Wrote: Isn’t that how main characters are supposed to be? 
Main characters have flaws. And overtime they learn to overcome them and get better, just like Valt. He was terrible at blading in the beginning. But he trained hard to get better. And he did. And he became strong enough to win the god bladers cup and become the champion. He deserves the title of champion. Main characters inspire us to overcome our own flaws. Aiga was pretty strong from the start, and to me didn’t show any improvement character-wise till episode 37. He was arrogant and bratty. Became  possessed and broke valt’s beyblade. But then what happened? The realization of his big fault struck him. He snapped out of that possession of his. Overcame his flaws and became strong enough to beat Valt without having ‘ that evil monomania with his bey’. 

Valt and aiga both are amazing beybladers and protagonists. I get it that you hate Valt. I’m not telling you not to. But I just don’t think valt’s as terrible a character and Beyblade as you mention. That’s it.

Okay, okay. I get it. But believe it or not, Aiga’s a way better character than Valt. Valt might not be as terrible as I mention, but I still think he isn’t such a great blader.

(Apr. 25, 2019  4:00 PM)bladekid Wrote:

(Apr. 25, 2019  3:16 PM)Beynote Wrote: Okay, okay. I get it. But believe it or not, Aiga’s a way better character than Valt. Valt might not be as terrible as I mention, but I still think he isn’t such a great blader.

No they both suck

(Apr. 25, 2019  4:27 PM)Strider Xanthos Wrote:

(Apr. 25, 2019  4:00 PM)bladekid Wrote: No they both suck

They suck really good....wait

(Apr. 25, 2019  3:16 PM)Beynote Wrote:

(Apr. 25, 2019  3:12 PM)Valtgtchoz Wrote: Isn’t that how main characters are supposed to be? 
Main characters have flaws. And overtime they learn to overcome them and get better, just like Valt. He was terrible at blading in the beginning. But he trained hard to get better. And he did. And he became strong enough to win the god bladers cup and become the champion. He deserves the title of champion. Main characters inspire us to overcome our own flaws. Aiga was pretty strong from the start, and to me didn’t show any improvement character-wise till episode 37. He was arrogant and bratty. Became  possessed and broke valt’s beyblade. But then what happened? The realization of his big fault struck him. He snapped out of that possession of his. Overcame his flaws and became strong enough to beat Valt without having ‘ that evil monomania with his bey’. 

Valt and aiga both are amazing beybladers and protagonists. I get it that you hate Valt. I’m not telling you not to. But I just don’t think valt’s as terrible a character and Beyblade as you mention. That’s it.

Okay, okay. I get it. But believe it or not, Aiga’s a way better character than Valt. Valt might not be as terrible as I mention, but I still think he isn’t such a great blader.

• Tyson -
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  I like that he starts off as a spunky, cocky, funny and fun-loving kid who doesn't like training and would much rather goof around to a Beyblading pro. His character development is really good and he goes through a lot of issues like betrayal, abandonment issues, self-worth, respect for others, pressure, issues most teenagers go through which is why I still get invested in him. He felt like your average teenager. Unfortunately, the only reason I can't say for sure he's my absolute favourite is because he suffers from Aesop Amnesia, where he has to keep learning lessons he has already learnt before so many times (V-Force is the most guilty for this) and normally, I don't mind this but it happens a little too much. I still enjoy him a lot though and he's still up there as one of my favourites.
• Gingka -
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  Started off really strong IMO. He was the first and only main character who isn't a complete idiot (asides from a few dumb moments), he was likeable, had a sympathetic backstory and acted like a wise mentor to some of the other characters. In Metal Fusion, he had goals and motivations to avenge his "dead" father and protect Beyblading. However, his character started to deteriorate when the next seasons go by. He's not bad by any means in Metal Masters or Metal Fury but I think after the revelation that his father's alive (that is such a tiring cliche BTW), Gingka had no issues and just became more of a stock hot-headed protagonist whose only purpose is to preach the "Bladers Spirit" in every battle. I'm not saying I wasn't happy for him when he found his dad alive but the one thing that seperated Gingka from the other main protagonists is that he was tragic (and a fair bit smarter). Also, Gingka doesn't act like a kid, he feels more like a young adult which made him unconvincing. With that said, I did like him in Zero-G.
• Zero -
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  Honestly one of my least favourite protagonists but I don't hate him. He was fine, fairly likeable, enthusiastic and lost a bit more often than Gingka did which made him less predictable but otherwise, he's just Gingka 2.0 but without anything that makes him stand out. The Zero-G manga portrayed him a lot better though, he was funny and had more growth.
• Valt -
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  I like Valt, he's the first protagonist who actually acted like a genuine kid (sort of). He felt believable and goes through issues most kids would in a game, he was a noob, he gets stage fright, he got cocky when he wins his first match, grows an ego, relies on the same strategy which backfires eventually, lose his cool when provoked, cries when he loses a match, acts careless, loses things accidentally, becomes gloomy when abandoned etc. He was also likeable, a nice guy who is friendly from the get go and is the type of guy who would never leave his friends. The only issue I really have with him is that whilst he has funny moments, they can drown out tension had between characters and some of his issues get resolved a bit too quickly. Still, he's one of my more well-liked main protagonists.
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  He was a mixed bag at first. He was really strong, even from the get go (despite never blading once) so it felt really instant and rushed but I've grown on him more lately. He's the first Beyblade protagonist who isn't just pure good and had a fragile enough mind that could be led to a dark path, making him the most villainous protagonist (he's not evil at all though). He's very prideful, cared more about winning, he was careless and sort of power-hungry from the beginning (I.e when he was immediately stunned by wV's power in ep 1) so it would make sense that he could've potentially fell into a darker mindset. I wish his dark resonance wasn't too short-lived though, I would've liked to have seen how far he would've fallen but he is the main character so it makes sense.

(Apr. 25, 2019  9:04 PM)Beyadiac Wrote: Shu is the genuine most overrated character. Beyblade Sasuke.

(Apr. 27, 2019  5:39 AM)Dhanush.S Wrote: I hate Lui, joshua, valt, aiga, heartz, rantaro, wakiya , daigo

(Apr. 27, 2019  4:53 PM)Ntruder19 Wrote: I guess I dislike fubuki for how much tt neglected him(I literally had to stop and think for 10 seconds to remember his name lol) but that’s really more pity than dislike.

(Apr. 29, 2019  1:15 PM)UltraXander Wrote: I hate Phi (for breaking Free and Shu's bey) and Fumiya (for stealing Free's bey)

(Apr. 29, 2019  2:31 PM)Strider Xanthos Wrote:

(Apr. 29, 2019  1:15 PM)UltraXander Wrote: I hate Phi (for breaking Free and Shu's bey) and Fumiya (for stealing Free's bey)

Evidence for Fumiya stealing Free's bey where?

(Apr. 29, 2019  7:18 PM)Ntruder19 Wrote: I hate drum’s hair, but not drum himself.

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Self-centered, Narcistic, and a blatantly annoying character.

(Apr. 29, 2019  7:18 PM)Ntruder19 Wrote: I hate drum’s hair, but not drum himself.

(May. 18, 2019  4:58 PM)Strider Xanthos Wrote: So Turbo episode 18 on youtube yesterday. Yeah, a lot of people don't like Ken now for some reason. Someone said they liked Kyle over Ken, that's perfectly fine, but I've seen people say Ken wasn't even a good character. Thoughts?