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Honestly, just how did they put up with her? If I were to ask the BladeBreakers anything, it would be 'How did you put up with that bitch?'.

So it seems that the animation studio decided to add in a cheerleader for the Bladebreakers because Yugi had a cheerleader (AKA Anzu Misaki). Kai is emoer then usual (does he have to angst at every chance he's got? Seriously.) and he became extremely annoying. Tyson/Takao becomes a bigger brat then he was (and he isn't funny while doing it like he was in the first season) and it was hard to take him seriously. My biggest pet peeve of this season was the characters. K's (was that her name? I forget) because she at least looked mature. But when this new style came in, they all had the same freakin' face. Why the hell did they choose to make it chibi? In the first season, the character's faces actually varied.

I actually like the old school style of Beyblade. Seriously, watching the paint dry is much more interesting then the story itself. All I do remember is for once getting annoyed with Tyson and friends. It's hardly memorable and easily forgotten because it's so horrible. With hopes of the show improving and having its classic feeling again, I watched the season all the way through. My very first impression watching it was 'I thought people grew UP, not DOWN!' In the first season, the BladeBreakers looked mature (and thank god they regained some of that maturity in GRev) but then they went all Chibi. After watching the first episode I went all 'Well, it can't be THIS bad throughout the entire season, could it?' The first episode aired sometime in July 2003-04 ish, correct me if I'm wrong. So in excitement, I waited.įinally, getting up early was worth it. For a few weeks I anxiously waited for a new season, hell I even got up early enough to check if I didn't miss the first episode. After season 1 ended I was quite satisfied with an anime ending for once no more was needed.Īt first, I was excited about a new season. If it didn't have the mains, this would be unwatchable. I'm not giving it a 1 just because of the main characters, the fact that the art isn't in itself terrible and the sound isn't terrible. It's generic, you can't follow it, and you shouldn't try. Only if you're a sadist can you enjoy this. All the season 2 only characters here are badly designed, generic, annoying, and there's more of them than periods in War and Peace. Beyblade has one of the better main character sets in anime their main 5-6 I absolutely adore however, I dock 4 points for this season specific characters. Don't ask about the dub, it suffers from the Rap in anime plague. The Japanese version has increasingly generic music that bores that they can put on for you to ignore while you watch a terrible show. There's just a lack of follow-through that hurts what could be a fun art style. Last season theĬharacters looked 14 to 15. Good, not butt ugly, it's passable and the CG blades look nice. You'll never know where you're at in the story until the last 3 eps and other than that it offers nothing new or exciting.

There's more coherency in a drunk dad solo song at a wedding than in this. Now, except for G-rev Beyblade fails at stories. Takao rushes to the tournament and Zeo absorbs the lesson taught to him by the Bladebreakers, who invite him to train with them.Okay, I would like to point out just how varied those scores are, i'll explain that as we go.īakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002 (Beyblade V-Force in the U.S.) is a tragic failure at a series. During the fight, the new Psykick recruit keeps telling Takao to release his Dragoon so he can steal it, but when Takao finally does, Dragoon wins and Net runs away crying. Zeo eventually interferes in Takao's favor, but is easily knocked out by Net. As Takao races to a Junior Beyblade Tournament, Net cuts him off and draws him into battle. Meanwhile, Doctor K has secretly extracted a spider bit-beast from the rock, under her assistant warnings that this is irregular since Zagart has not authorized such researches and gives it to a new blader named Net whose mission is to go out and capture Takao's Dragoon. Suddenly, he decides he must have a bit-beast of his own, but everyone tells him you have to "earn" a bit-beast and it's "not a toy". Episode Description: Zeo shows up at another Bladebreakers' training session and sees Draciel and Dragoon in the sky during battle.