BEYBLADE METAL FUSION EPISODE 21 PART 3 SERIES

The story for the first 2 series were quite similar and plausible in the world of Beyblade. All I can say is that the word 'crabby' will make you angry for the rest of your life. The final character worth mentioning for its ability to anger me was the crab-king himself (if you get round to watching this, you will know who I am referring to). As controversial as it might sound, I also found Kenta somewhat grating because of his persistent clinginess. However, I found Benkei incredibly annoying because of his idolisation of Kyoya. They each brought their unique personalities and back-stories to the table.

Aside from Gingka's extremely annoyingly high-pitched voice, I liked the new characters. Gingka reminded me of Tyson, Kyoya was like Kai etc. However, despite being a 'reinvention' the main characters of the series echo each of the main characters of the original show. This annoyed me from the start because it would have been quite simple to make this series be set in the future and make occasional nods to the original Bladebreakers. There is no reference to the original show and it seemed to want to completely reinvent the concept of Beyblade. As soon as I started watching this, I quickly learned that this series is indeed non-canon. This review encapsulates all 3 metal seasons (fusion, masters, fury). However, I am going through a few cartoon series as a university student (mainly to wind down after a long day of revision) and thought it would be a good idea to include this. It didn't make me want to actively watch it when it was on TV so I never did. I had heard bad things about it.it's non-canon, has annoying characters, silly stories etc. I used to love watching the original Beyblade as a kid, but never got round to watching the metal series.

Beyblade metal fusion episode 21 part 3