Metal Fight Beyblade

I could go on and on about the well crafted world and rich characters found within this marketing advertisement for the hasbro owned beyblade franchise of childrens toys but hey its got Beyblade moses what more do you need

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This anime was my entire childhood. The story was extremely well thought out. (considering that the show was meant to revolve around spinning metal tops) The writers were extremely creative when coming up with things such as the special moves, Beyblade names, types, etc. It also teaches you the value of friendships and teamwork that leads to your success. Another thing was that the main protagonist Ginka Hagane was an important character, but the entire show did not revolve only around him. It focused and told the stories of many other characters instead. There were three seasons and they ended the last season (Metal Fury) ... very well. It completely closed off the series. YOU GOTTA LOVE IT!!

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.