Metal Fight Beyblade 4D

More niche titles from the monster battler kids anime era that spawned classics like Pokemon, Yugioh & Digimon. While never reaching the same heights as some of their contemporaries, these were both still fairly popular, enough to spur sequels and many real world products and games. Both feature a cast of young kid heroes who battle with their sentient creature partners (dinosaurs/bey bitbeasts), often against some form of forces of darkness.  

Both later seasons of kids monster anime. Both feature large casts of child heroes who fight alongside sentient creature partners (bey bitbeasts/spiders). In both their respective kids follow a righteous cause against dark powers. 

Both more niche "monster battler" series with a cast of young child heroes who fight alongside sentient creatures (talking spiders in spider riders & cosmological beyblade bitbeasts in metal fight beyblade). 

Both feature kids who battle each other with gear/apparatuses (beys, bots). They both also feature competitive events, evil organisations & and lots of unique and stylish character/monster designs. 

Both kids toy marketing anime. Both feature apparatuses that children battle each other and compete with. Both have themes and monsters associated with their respective apparatuses. 

Classic children's anime that feature monsters, young kid heroes, battles against evil powers & similar aesthetics.  

Both kids monster battling anime. Both have teams, competitive battles, beasts/monsters. Similar righteous causes child heroes, dark powers & general tones/themes. 

Children's anime that focus largely on kids battling against at first unforeseen dark powers. In both they battle alongside companion creatures (in beyblade it's slightly more convoluted with these companions inhabiting beys). Both also were used as marketing for real life toy and game products. Max and Gingka have their similarities with many of the typical child protagonist traits of the time. 

Both heavily inspired by Pokemon and the ensuing monster raising/battling kids anime craze. In both casts of young heroes battle alongside sentient creature partners and get entangled in larger than life conflicts against dark powers. Both have flamboyant & similarly styled character designs with the iconic spiky haired look of the era. 

Kids anime that both market toys and target the same audience. Both feature a similarly aged cast in a larger than life conflict against dark powers, in order to combat their respective threats the hero's must use the in-universe equivalent of the real world toys in order to do battle. 

Both classic kids anime with similar themes & premise. Both target the same demographic with a lot of shared elements (monsters, forces of darkness, young heroes, righteous ideals, toy/video game cross promotion). 

Both popular large franchise kids anime. Both multi media empires with cross promotion for toys, video games and merchandise. They both have similarly aged and designed main cast of characters, intended to be relatable to their children target audience.  

Classic kids anime that share a lot of themes and parallels. Young pure heroes that face insurmountably odds facing their respective evils. A competitive game that centres both series respective world building. Sentient creatures that reside within the respective objects they use in those games. 

Both kids anime from the "monster battler" craze era, both however more niche titles in the space that were primarily made to market toys & games. Both feature young child protagonists that battle each other using gear, parts, apparatuses (bots/beys) that can be customised/modified & upgraded.  

Two anime with constellations and astrology as core themes. Both have a pegasus wielding main hero, and important characters for the draco/dragon, phoenix & unicorn constellations. In both the characters use the various powers of their constellations to battle each-other, both also have tournaments. 

Both later seasons of classic franchise kids anime. Both feature young heroes moral plights alongside their sentient monster friends. These worlds both establish a competitive aspect between their respective casts and in their world building at large. 

Both feature young prodigy heroes and their sentient creature partners (disc monsters & bey bitbeasts). Both have competitive sport elements incorporated and battles/tournaments that leak into the real world with their respective toys/games. Both have interesting and unique monster designs with their own specific distinct style. 

Both classic kids anime. In these series young children must face the forces of darkness, co-operate with their friends and win battles. In both the children themselves don't enter the conflicts but they instead control their separate companions (the respective series' namesakes). Both also did an excellent job of marketing children toys from the series. 

Both kids classics, both market real world toys & games. Both have similar character designs with the classic spiky hair flair to them. Ryuga is reminiscent of Bakura/Marik with his expressions and psychopathy.