New Episodes of the Beyblade Burst Anime Season 7 Will Debut in the Spring of 2023.
Many people’s formative years were shaped in large part by Beyblade, and the fact that the franchise is still active further enhances that impact. Beyblade Burst, the most recent anime series in the franchise, is excellent.
In this new series, we follow Valt Aoi as he quickly rises to the top of the Beyblade world and becomes a legend among legends. The sitcom has been renewed for a seventh season after providing nonstop excitement for the previous six.
Beyblade Burst’s seventh season, Beyblade Burst QuadStrike, is set to premiere in the spring of 2023, as announced by Hasbro. A teaser trailer introducing some fresh faces was released alongside the news.
The preview opens with the introduction of Quadra, who uses a Lightning Pandora elemental bey. Since Quadra says, “by the count I to four, the war will be over,” we can assume she is both proud and confident in her abilities.
As the main theme begins to play, we see Quadra facing out against Bel Daizora, the Dark Prince. It is unclear whether Quadra is a friend or foe, despite her rivalry with Bel.
Additional bey bouts are shown, and we get a peek of Valt, who appears to have improved since we last saw him.
This season has definitely upped the seriousness and darkness compared to the previous ones. It’s true that Bel is the main villain, but I also get the impression that Quadra is hiding something.
To this point, Quadra hasn’t made her goals or stance crystal apparent. It’s obvious that she has something against Bel, but now we need to learn whether or not she feels the same way about Valt.
In addition, the trailer depicts several enigmatic ruins, and the plot reveals that Quadra’s brother is investigating the elemental energies emanating from those sites. After several thrilling conflicts, the plot may shift its focus to the ruins and what they represent.
People who grew up with the anime may miss the original Beyblade series, but the sequels aren’t half terrible.
I think Beyblade Burst has a lot of promise, so if you like the series, you should check it out.
Beyblade Burst
Hiro Morita based his Beyblade Burst manga and toy line on the original Beyblade toys made by Takara Tomy. Beyblade Burst, the franchise’s third iteration after the Metal Fight series, came out in August of 2015.
Introducing Valt Aoi and Valtryek, the story’s new protagonist and his Bey sidekick. Valt’s best buddy, the Beyblade prodigy Shu Kurenai, motivates him to compete in the National Tournament and achieve his goal of becoming the best in the world.
