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Beyblade Burst (ベイブレードバースト, Beiburēdo Bāsuto) is the first season of the Burst Series anime, and the eighth season of the Beyblade anime overall. The series began airing on TV Tokyo on April 4, 2016, and concluded on March 27th, 2017. Episodes premiered in Japan every Monday at 5:55pm JST on TV Tokyo.

The series is also available on Amazon Instant Video and U-NEXT in Japan. Episodes of the English dub became available on Disney XD's website and app for those with a US cable or satellite subscription until they were closed in 2018, which would then be moved to stream on DisneyNOW. English subbed episodes were available from US streaming service Daisuki's premium service, though this website is now defunct.

The season later became available to stream on Netflix in 2017. On October 1st, 2021, the season would be removed due to Netflix's contract on the season expiring. The season is also available for streaming on Prime Video and Apple TV.

Summary

Valt Aoi is a cheerful boy in the 5th Grade. Crazy about Beyblade, he works hard to better himself at Beyblade with the partner Bey, Valtryek.

Valt's close friend Shu Kurenai, who is regarded as a Beyblade genius, is a participant in the National Tournament and is called one of the "Supreme Four" due to his high influence within the tournament. Valt, who is inspired by Shu, sets his aim towards the National Tournament!

Staffs

  • Executive Producers : Yuya Yokoyama, Naohiko Furuichi, Wataru Sato
  • Series Composition : Hideki Sonoda
  • Character Design : Toshiaki Ohashi
  • Director : Katsuhito Akiyama
  • Director : Kentaro Yamaguchi
  • Art Director : Atsushi Yokoyama
  • Coloring : Aya Ouchi
  • CGI Director : Futoshi Seo
  • Sound Director : Yuki Matsuoka
  • Music : Yusaku Tsuchiya
  • Animation Production : Isami Abe

Cast

Character Japanese VA English VA
Valt Aoi Marina Inoue Sabrina Pitre
Shu Kurenai Junya Enoki Adrian Petriw
Rantaro Kiyama Fumihiro Okabayashi Matt Hill
Ken Midori Tsubasa Yonaga Gabe Khouth
Daigo Kurogami Ayahi Takagaki Antony Kim (eps 1-20)

Zach LeBlanc (eps 21-present)

Xander Shakadera Rikiya Koyama Andrew Francis
Wakiya Murasaki Yū Kobayashi Cole Howard
Nika Aoi Aoi Inase Sabrina Pitre
Toko Aoi You Taichi Sabrina Pitre
Chiharu Aoi Masumi Asano Kelly Sheridan
Ryota Kurogami Haruna Sakurai William Ashman
Principal Shinoda Nobuo Tobita Richard Newman
Hoji Konda Tooru Nara Brett Bauer
Orochi Ginba Takahiro Mizushima Daniel Bacon
Yugo Nansui Daichi Hayashi Nick Wolfhard
Ukio Kibuki Natsumi Fujiwara Vincent Tong
Quon Limon Yuka Nishigaki Jonathan Whitesell
Ben Azuki Mariko Higashiuchi David A. Kaye
Zac Daisuke Namikawa Bill Newton
Gabe Brunai Yuuki Hayashi Brian Doe
Lui Shirosagi Romi Park Travis Turner
Naoki Minamo Shou Nogami Riley Murdock
Jin Aizawa Satsumi Matsuda Cathy Weseluck
Akira Yamatoga Kazutomi Yamamoto Erin Mathews
Gunta Hanami Yasuaki Takumi Richard Ian Cox
Referee Scott Roberts
Narrator Richard Newman
Shin Komazaki Yamato Kinjo Matt Ellis
Melos Nekota Yuko Hara Nathan Hunt
Ichiro Kakitani Satsumi Matsuda Gabe Khouth
Momoko Ogi Aoi Koga Kelly Sheridan
Keita Nakagawa Yuna Yoshino
Sasaki Yuka Maruyama Zach LeBlanc
Shindo Rumi Okamoto
Himeko Midori Eri Miyajima
Hiroshi Oi Kyouko Chikiri
Shinki Mikuni Daiki Kobayashi Riley Murdock
Kento Aoi Ryouta Takeuchi Michael Dobson
Katana Sakaki Satomi Hanamura Brian Doe
Buryu Shakadera Mio Tanaka Michael Shepherd
Kazama Mitsuki Nakae
Tsujihara (Wakiya's butler) Hiroshi Shimozaki Michael Shepherd
Shun Fujimaru Emiko Takeuchi Vincent Tong
Ryota Nasu Michiko Kaiden
Ken Yukino Natsumi Fujiwara Scott Roberts
Kyo Sandai Mako Mutou Alex Bergen
Yoga Sakurajima Michiko Kaiden
Raita Zach LeBlanc
Kyoji Aranami Alex Bergen

Episodes (Anime)

Main article: List of Beyblade Burst episodes

Music

Opening Themes

Ending Themes

Eyecatcher Theme

Gallery

Videos

Trivia

  • The first letter of most of the main characters' first names in Beyblade Burst are the same as the first letters of their beys. E.g. Valt Aoi & Victory Valtryek.
    • The Beys' names are also alliterative.
  • In this series, the theme of the Beyblades take after characters or beings of mythology.
  • Many of the characters bear the inverted triangle composed of several lines on some part of their attire as it represents the three main parts that form a Beyblade, which are the Energy Layer, Disc and Performance Tip.
  • This is the only Burst season where the Japanese title card music is not used in the International release of the series.
  • Beyblade Burst is the first Beyblade season to not be localized in English by Nelvana.

References

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