Anime Profile: Beyblade G Revolution
Fields | USA Info | Japanese Info | Image |
|---|---|---|---|
Title | Beyblade G Revolution | Bakuten Shoot Beyblade G Revolution (爆転シュートベイブレード Ｇレボリューション) ("Explosive Spinning Shot Beyblade G Revolution") |  |
· · · | Explosive Spinning Shot Beyblade G Revolution | ||
Released | 51 TV episodes | 51 TV episodes | |
Dates | 2004 | January 6, 2003–December 29, 2003 | |
Company | Nelvana | Nippon Anime/TV Tokyo | |
Creator | Takao Aoki | ||
Director | Toshifumi Kawase | ||
Genre | Action, Sci-Fi | Action, Sci-Fi | |
Related | Beyblade (season 1) | Bakuten Shoot Beyblade (season 1) | |
· · · | Beyblade V-Force (season 2) | Bakuten Shoot Beyblade 2002 (season 2) | |
Characters | Boris Balkov | Borcloff | |
· · · | -- more listed below -- | -- more listed below -- |
Look for this on Blu-ray or DVD at Amazon, and on VHS at Amazon.
Characters: Beyblade G Revolution
English Name |
Japanese Name |
English Name |
Japanese Name |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boris Balkov | Borcloff | Michael Parker | Michael Parker | |
| Brooklyn | Brooklyn | Ming-Ming Love | Ming-Ming Love | |
| Daichi | Daichi | Mystel | Mystel | |
| Driger | Doraigaa | Raul | Raul | |
| Hilary Tatibana | Hiromi Tachibana | Ray Kon | Rei Kon | |
| Hiro Granger | Hitoshi Kinomiya | Spencer | Sergei | |
| Kai Hiwatari | Kai Hiwatari | Tyson Granger | Takao Kinomiya | |
| Kenny | Kyouju | Garland ⊕ | Garland ⊕ | |
| Max Tate | Max Mizuhara | Moses ⊕ | Moses ⊕ |
Description: Beyblade G Revolution
Beyblade G Revolution is the third and final season of Beyblade. The BladeBreakers/BBA becomes seperated, but unites during the second half of the season. Tyson, Kenny, and Hilary are still in the BladeBreakers, Kai is in Neo-Borg...then BEGA, Ray is the White Tigers, and Max is in the All Starz.
The characters are more mature (well, some of them) and they face new enemies, like Team BEGA and The Balthez Soldiers. The teams from the first season are also included.
