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Beywarriors: Beyraiderz (ベイウォーリアーズ ベイレイダーズ, Beiwōriāzu Beireidāzu) is the anime adaptation of the BeyWarriors BeyRaiderz toy line. It is preceded by Beywheelz and succeeded by Beywarriors: Cyborg.

Information

The series aired in in France as Beywarriors Beyraiderz, A New Battle Begins (Beywarriors Beyraiderz, Une Nouvelle Bataille Commence) and by its working title, Beyraiderz Shogun.

Like its predecessor, Nelvana commissioned it as a western-exclusive series, being a co-production with d-rights under the name "BRProject".

Broadcast

  • November 1, 2013: First preview in France on Gulli.
  • November 2, 2013: Premiered in Portugal via Panda Biggs.
  • January 2014: Officially aired in France later on Gulli
  • December 2013: Aired on Canal J in France.
  • January 7, 2014: Italian dub aired on Italy's K2.
  • January 4, 2014: English dub premiered in Canada via YTV.
  • January 25, 2014: Previewed in the United States on Cartoon Network as a 2-hr. marathon consisting of the first four episodes, Hope, Friends, Reunion and Challenge. Individual episodes officially began airing on February 1, 2014.[1]

History

  • During Beywheelz, it was revealed to contain two 13-episode seasons for a total of 26-episodes. While the first season concluded, the second season would later be revealed as Beyraiderz. It acts as a continuation of Beywheelz, featuring returning characters like Sho Tenma and new ones like Jimmy Cruise. Additionally, while it retains the same cast, it focuses on Beyraiderz rather than Beywheelz.
  • June 11, 2013: Nelvana sent out a press release confirming Beyraiderz Shogun to have 13 twenty-two minute episodes.
  • October 2, 2013: The first promotional material for the series arrived in the form of Nelvana's official website. The image revealed its new name as simply Beyraiderz, dropping "Shogun". Additionally, Sho Tenma, a Beywheelz character was pictured launching a Beyraider. This confirmed it to be a sequel to Beywheelz both in toyline and anime form.

Reception

TV Equals compared Beywarriors: Beyraiderz to Indiana Jones and Atlantis, calling it an animated and "less cheesy" version of the latter.[2]

Staff

Role Company Role Person/Company
Planning Daizo Suzuki, Takao Murakami, Tetsuya Ikeda Associate Producers Takaaki Nakazawa, Kazuyoshi Nagae, Takashi Ishimoto, Luis Lopez
Original Shogakukan Inc., Takara Tomy Series Creator Shinzo Fujita
Character Design Yoshihiro Nagamori Prop Design Kouichi Konno
Color Plan Chiho Nakamura Art Director Nobuhito Sakamoto
CG Director Naoya Fukushi Photo Director Koji Tanaka
Editing Keiko Onodera Sound Director Yūki Matsuoka
Music Eggplant Opening Theme BeyRaiderz Theme
Lyrics Justin Forsley/Craig McConnell Composer Justin Forsley/Craig McConnell
Animation Production SynergySP Animation Production in Cooperation with Shogakukan-Shueisha Productions
Animation Producer Shunichiro Miura Producer Mamiko Aoki
Director Kunihisa Sugishima Production d-rights
Original Picture Studio Mark Animation Asahi Production, MSJ Musahsino Production Place
Key Animation SynergySP, Seigasha, Meta Studio, Art Base Ban, Studio Mark, Union Cho, Dream Force Video Asahi Production, MSJ Musashino Production Place
Finishing Asahi Production, MSJ Musashino Production Place Backgrounds Bic studio
CG Animation Named After By Composition/Shooting Raretrick
Sound Producer/Audio Supervisor Takeshi Nashina Effects Swara Sound System, Toshiya Wada, Kouki Iwatani
Sound Mixer Keita Konagaya Sound Editor Naoki Takeda
Music Production HALF H•P STUDIO Video Editing Q•TEC

Synopsis

Beywarriors: Beyraiderz follows three characters Sho, Jin and Leon, who are trapped in a strange parallel world. Once defended by the Six Mythic Beasts who upheld justice and brought prosperity to all through the battling Beyraiderz tournaments, this world has since fallen into decay and ruin following the disappearance of the Mythic Beasts. Now it’s up to Sho and his friends to uncover the hidden Beyraiderz stadiums, do battle with the enemy and bring the Mythic Beasts back to restore prosperity to the derelict world.

Characters

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Other

Episodes

See here for more information.

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Trivia

  • This is the second Beyblade anime made after the Metal Saga where Neil Parfitt and Scott Bucsis did not compose the music (the first being Beywheelz).
  • The Italian version of Beywarriors: Beyraiderz uses the original Japanese opening theme and ending theme instead of Nelvana's dub themes.
  • XFINITY TV mistakenly labeled Beywarriors: Beyraiderz as a program part of Adult Swim[3].

References

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