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Revision as of 16:46, 20 August 2012
Template:AnimeTemplate:Infobox animanga/Anime Template:Infobox animanga/FooterBeyWheelz: Powered by Beyblade[1], commonly referred to as BeyWheelz is an upcoming anime mini-series based on the side-toyline, Hasbro toyline, BeyWheelz. It was commissioned by Nelvana and is produced by Synergy SP and d-rights.
The series does not follow the current, Metal Saga and instead takes place in a completely different universe where Bladers are called Wheelers and use BeyWheelz, fly-wheel versions of existing Beyblades.
It was created due to the fact, Beyblade: Metal Fury was cut to thirteen minutes beginning with its 27th episode, The Lion Going Into The Wilderness in order to share its time-slot with Cross Fight B-Daman. With this as a backdrop, all international versions of Metal Fury will consist of 39 thirty-minute episodes with BeyWheelz as an extra 13-episodes to finish off the series with 52 episodes.
It is set to premiere on August 11, 2012 on Cartoon Network at 9:00 AM with its first two episodes, New Generation and The Dominators Attack.
Plot
BeyWheelz powered by Beyblade Anime Trailer
The exciting new BEYWHEELZ chapter, which takes place in the futuristic city of Destection, where our hero, Sho, is champion of the BEYWHEELZ World Tournament! This peaceful city is home to exciting and challenging battles between friends and allies until suddenly the city is attacked by an evil BEYWHEELZ army called the Dominators.
List of characters
- Sho Tenma
- Jin Ryu
- Leon
- Covey
- Marche
- Nicole Spears
- Odin
- Glen
- Sting
- Jake
- Gigante
- Leader A
- Leader B
- Ryan
- David
List of episodes
The BeyWheelz anime consists of thirteen episodes.
- New Generation
- The Dominators Attack
- The Fateful Tag-Team Battle
- The Wheeler of the Wilderness
- Race! The Beywheelz Grand Prix
- Judgement Bey Begins!
- TBA
- TBA
- TBA
- TBA
- TBA
- TBA
- TBA
BeyWheelz has also been confirmed for another season of thirteen episodes. This will be to fill the gap created by the Metal Fight Beyblade Zero-G episodes.
Development
The BeyWheelz series was unveiled at Hasbro's place at the 2012 Toy Fair as a poster of concept art. Information was issued at the event, including that a BeyWheelz toyline would exist, and that this anime would last for thirteen episodes, to fill in for the 13 episodes that were missing from the Beyblade: Metal Fury season.
BeyWheelz will air before Metal Fury starts, and is considered episodes 142-154[2] of the Metal Saga in the English dub. The series features new characters, and is unrelated to the previous anime. Various characters pay much resemblance to Metal Saga characters, such as Yuki Mizusawa, Benkei Hanawa, and Reiji Mizuchi.
Cast
- Jason Deline as Glen
- Lou Attia as David
- Brian West as DJ
- James Hartnett as George
- Cle Bennett as Gigante
- Krystal Meadows as Marche
- Garth Naumoff as Narrator
- Ashley Botting as Nicole Spears
- Jonathon Wilson as Odin
- Kris Ferguson as Sting
- Cory Doran as Tom
- Miton Barnes as Ringside
- Andrew Sabiston as Ryan
- Christopher Jacot as Sho Tenma
- Will Bowes as Jake
- Austin Dilulio as Jin Ryu
- Nathaniel Stephenson as Ken
- Zachary Bennett as Leon
Gallery
  Jin, Sho and Leon   Glenn vs Sho  Sho  Sho  Jin  Leon  Marche Nicole  Main Characters from the BeyWheelz animated series  The Villains  Japanese concept art showing the character names     |
