Beyblade: Metal Fury

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  • 2012
  • 3 Seasons

Beyblade: Metal Fury is an anime series that originally aired in Japan under the name Metal Fight Beyblade 4D, which is a continuation of the original Beyblade anime series. It was later dubbed in English and aired on Cartoon Network from 2012 to 2013. The show follows the adventures of Gingka Hagane and his friends, Kenta Yumiya, Madoka Amano, and Yuki Mizusawa, as they compete in the World Beyblade Championships. This time, the competition takes on a whole new level of intensity as the ancient power of the Beys, known as the Star Fragment, is discovered, and a group of powerful bladers known as the Legendary Bladers emerge to battle for control of it. Throughout the series, the main characters are pitted against rival bladers from around the world, including members of the Dark Nebula organization (from the original series), who seek to use the power of the Star Fragment for their own nefarious purposes. Along the way, new allies are gained, old enemies are confronted, and epic battles are fought, all leading up to an explosive final showdown that will determine the fate of the Beyblade world. One of the standout aspects of Beyblade: Metal Fury is the animation style. The show features 3D computer-generated imagery (CGI) for the Beyblade battles, which gives them a unique and dynamic look. The Beyblades themselves are also cooler-looking than ever before, with intricate designs and special features that reflect the personalities and powers of their bladers. Beyond the flashy battles, what really sets this series apart from its predecessors is its focus on storytelling and character development. The main characters are given more depth and backstory than in previous seasons, and their relationships and motivations are explored in greater detail. This makes their victories and losses feel more meaningful and personal, and makes the stakes of the competition feel higher. In addition to the main characters, the Legendary Bladers also provide a rich source of lore and intrigue. Each Legendary Blader has their own unique Beyblade and backstory, and their presence adds an element of mystery and excitement to the overall plot. Another notable feature of the show is its soundtrack. The opening theme, "Fearless Hero" by Tatsuyuki Kobayashi, is a catchy and upbeat rock tune that perfectly captures the spirit of the series. The background music, composed by Neil Parfitt, is also top-notch, featuring a blend of orchestral and electronic elements that help to create an epic and immersive atmosphere. Overall, Beyblade: Metal Fury is a thrilling and engaging anime series that is sure to appeal to fans of the original Beyblade series, as well as newcomers to the franchise. With its impressive animation, engaging characters, and exciting plot, it's a fun and rewarding watch that will leave you eager to see what happens next.

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Seasons
The God of Destruction's Revival
29. The God of Destruction's Revival
May 4, 2013
Nemesis' revival has begun and Gingka and friends head to Mexico to stop it.
A Ray of Hope
13. A Ray of Hope
July 6, 2013
Gingka has received the power of all his friends' beys and he and Pegasus are in a head to head battle with Nemesis.
Metal Fury: Hades' Persistence
12. Metal Fury: Hades' Persistence
June 29, 2013
Gingka and the rest of the Four Season Legendary Bladers appear to complete Zeus' Barrier and seal Nemesis away for good, along with Rago and Pluto who are carried down with the destruction of the Lost Kingdom of Hades. Their celebration is short lived though as through a crack in Zeus' Barrier, the God of Destruction appears and is determined to destroy the earth.
Flash Sagittario
11. Flash Sagittario
June 22, 2013
Kenta and his newly evolved bey, Flash Sagittario, battle head to head with Rago and his bey, Diablo Nemesis. Gingka is convinced that Kenta has been given the powers of the summer constellation legendary Blader from Ryuga. The others agree and a new attempt to create the Barrier of Zeus begins as they try to seal up the God of Destruction.
The Missing Star Of The Four Seasons
10. The Missing Star Of The Four Seasons
June 15, 2013
Gingka and his friends try to help Ryuga who has been badly hurt in a battle with Rago, but it appears they are too late to save him. With Ryuga gone, Dynamis tells them that it means that Zeus barrier cannot be completed and now they cannot depend on any help from Mother Earth, they are on their own.
Die Machtder Finsternis
9. Die Machtder Finsternis
June 8, 2013
Gingka und seine Freunde fliegen zu dem Ort im Pazifischen Ozean, an dem sie Nemesis vermuten, aber der Hubschrauber, mit dem sie fliegen, ger
To The Final Battle Ground
8. To The Final Battle Ground
June 1, 2013
While the WBBA and all its members are searching the world for signs of Rago and Nemesis, Gingka and his friends are training hard for the battle they know is ahead of them. Meanwhile, Rago, Doji and Pluto are on a boat in the middle of the ocean, attempting to raise the sunken Kingdom of King Hades.
Diablo Nemesis
7. Diablo Nemesis
May 25, 2013
In a temple in Mexico, Rago battles all comers including Gingka and his friends and Ryuga and none of their beys have any effect on Rago's Diablo Nemesis as it sends them all flying Pegasus. Before Gingka and the others can decide on their next move, Rago uses the power of Diablo Nemesis to destroy the temple. Gingka and his friends are rescued by Tsubasa and taken back to WBBA headquarters.
Come Together, Legendary Bladers!
6. Come Together, Legendary Bladers!
May 18, 2013
Gingka defeats Chris in battle but convinces Chris that as a Legendary Blader, Chris is part of a team and not alone anymore. Aguma is defeated by Tithi and Dynamis gets Aguma to go with him and follow Gingka and the others. Gingka arrives at the Temple of Nemesis where he meets up with Pluto, Rago and to his surprise, Doji.
Four Hearts
5. Four Hearts
May 11, 2013
The battle to stop the revival of Nemesis continues as Kyoya battles Dynamis and Tithi takes on Aguma in a temple in Mexico. Meanwhile, Gingka, Yuki and Madoka take off to follow a hunch that Gingka has. Ryuga also arrives as he continues to find the source of the power that has summoned him there.
Vier Herzen
4. Vier Herzen
May 4, 2013
"Der Kampf in Hades'' Tempel in Mexiko geht weiter. Kyoya k
Metal Fury: The God of Destructionâ' Revival!?
3. Metal Fury: The God of Destructionâ' Revival!?
April 27, 2013
In Pluto's lair in Mexico, the powers of the beys of some of the Legendary Bladers are used to begin the revival of Nemesis. Gingka and his friends to the impending danger and they decide to head to Mexico to stop the revival before it's too late.
Metal Fury The God of Venus Quetzalcoatl
2. Metal Fury The God of Venus Quetzalcoatl
April 20, 2013
Tithi and Yu agree to a bey battle in the ruins and Tithi proves to be a strong opponent and he defeats Yu. Kyoya is sure that Tithi is a Legendary Blader and so challenges him to a battle next.
The Lion In The Wilderness
1. The Lion In The Wilderness
April 13, 2013
Kyoya is ambushed by a group of bladers in the mountains but he defeats them all. They apologize, claiming they thought he was a monster that has been terrorizing their village. Kyoya agrees to rid them of this monster, but the first person he runs into is Yu. Kyoya reluctantly joins Yu in a quest to find and defeat the monster.
Description

Beyblade: Metal Fury is an anime series that originally aired in Japan under the name Metal Fight Beyblade 4D, which is a continuation of the original Beyblade anime series. It was later dubbed in English and aired on Cartoon Network from 2012 to 2013. The show follows the adventures of Gingka Hagane and his friends, Kenta Yumiya, Madoka Amano, and Yuki Mizusawa, as they compete in the World Beyblade Championships. This time, the competition takes on a whole new level of intensity as the ancient power of the Beys, known as the Star Fragment, is discovered, and a group of powerful bladers known as the Legendary Bladers emerge to battle for control of it.

Throughout the series, the main characters are pitted against rival bladers from around the world, including members of the Dark Nebula organization (from the original series), who seek to use the power of the Star Fragment for their own nefarious purposes. Along the way, new allies are gained, old enemies are confronted, and epic battles are fought, all leading up to an explosive final showdown that will determine the fate of the Beyblade world.

One of the standout aspects of Beyblade: Metal Fury is the animation style. The show features 3D computer-generated imagery (CGI) for the Beyblade battles, which gives them a unique and dynamic look. The Beyblades themselves are also cooler-looking than ever before, with intricate designs and special features that reflect the personalities and powers of their bladers.

Beyond the flashy battles, what really sets this series apart from its predecessors is its focus on storytelling and character development. The main characters are given more depth and backstory than in previous seasons, and their relationships and motivations are explored in greater detail. This makes their victories and losses feel more meaningful and personal, and makes the stakes of the competition feel higher.

In addition to the main characters, the Legendary Bladers also provide a rich source of lore and intrigue. Each Legendary Blader has their own unique Beyblade and backstory, and their presence adds an element of mystery and excitement to the overall plot.

Another notable feature of the show is its soundtrack. The opening theme, "Fearless Hero" by Tatsuyuki Kobayashi, is a catchy and upbeat rock tune that perfectly captures the spirit of the series. The background music, composed by Neil Parfitt, is also top-notch, featuring a blend of orchestral and electronic elements that help to create an epic and immersive atmosphere.

Overall, Beyblade: Metal Fury is a thrilling and engaging anime series that is sure to appeal to fans of the original Beyblade series, as well as newcomers to the franchise. With its impressive animation, engaging characters, and exciting plot, it's a fun and rewarding watch that will leave you eager to see what happens next.

Beyblade: Metal Fury is a series that is currently running and has 3 seasons (66 episodes). The series first aired on August 19, 2012.

Where to Watch Beyblade: Metal Fury

Beyblade: Metal Fury is available for streaming on the Cartoon Network website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Beyblade: Metal Fury on demand at Google Play, Tubi TV and Pluto TV.

  • Premiere Date
    August 19, 2012