Metal Fight Beyblade

Beyblade is one of the best cartoons I watched as a child, then I didn't know it was an anime.

In my memories, this series is amazing and I want it to stay that way, so I won't rewatch it, but from what I see from the ratings, I think most people have different feelings or they are adults who have unknown expectations when it comes to anime and fairy tales for children xD

Looking at what's currently on Cartoon Network, you can appreciate a series like Beyblade even more, it contains everything that a 10-12-year-old me could dream of.

Exciting clashes of spinning metal ... discs that had their epic avatars made of energy, Pegasus, Cerberus and many more super Beys, my favorite was the one that looked like a clock face and could change the direction of its rotation.

I will show my children cartoons such as Beyblade or Bakugans or another cartoon from before 2015, now they make crap, so you have to appreciate such trifles.

Beyblade beyblade let it rip.....:)

I could write a long-winded review of Beyblade, but frankly, why would I do that? I should be clear: this show isn't bad. Honestly, it's a fair bit better than you'd expect it to be. But this is nothing more than an above-average children's show; if you're like me and grew up with it, I'd say it's 100% worth a nostalgia watch. But if you're an adult with no connection to the show, it absolutely is not worth your time. As for specificities, it's decent animation and story with memorable characters, solid action scenes, and really, REALLY bad dialog. Since there is very little else ... to discuss, I'm just gonna list some things that I found surprisingly strong:

- For 2009, the CG action scenes are genuinely pretty impressive; they feel lively and relatively diverse.

- Ryuuga has an excellent design and the best voice work in the cast (for the dub), resulting in him having a solid stage presence and a genuinely intimidating aura. That's pretty much exactly what you would want from a villain in a show like this.

- Kyouya works very well as a rival archetype.

- Battle Bladers is a strong finale. The stakes are higher, and all introduced characters converge. The battles feel more intense and meaningful, which helps with investment.

Conclusion: It's good for a kid's show. If you're an 8 - 12-year-old boy, you will almost certainly like this. If you grew up with the show, it's probably worth your time to rewatch it for nostalgia. But if you're not, why are you even here?

I remember loving this as a kid, but looking back at it now... it hasn't aged so well at all. Nostalgia can really fool you Beyblade (Metal Fusion) would come on Cartoon Network sometimes, and I liked both a lot but looking back on it those shows were painfully average. Beyblade was pretty cool from the last time I saw it (12 years or so ago) in short, both were extremely average with no real substance to it and Bayblade: Metal Fusion. you'll forget about it the day you watch it. Metal Fusion is like eating a Saltine Cracker, it has barley to no ... flavor at all and it's bland and dull at best.