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Beyblade
爆転シュート・ベイブレード
(Bakuten Shūto Beiburedo)
Genre
Adventure, Comedy, Sports
Manga
Author
Takao Aoki
Publisher
Shogakukan
English publisher
Viz Media Other publishers:
Egmont
Panini Comics
Planet Manga
Chuang Yi
Grupo Editorial Vid
Play Press Demographic
Shōnen
Magazine
CoroCoro Comic
Original run
2000-2002 ongoing
Volumes
14
TV anime
Director
Toshifumi Kawase
Studio
Madhouse
Network
TV Tokyo Other networks:
Network Ten
Jetix, Rede Globo
YTV
Cartoon Network
TV3
Nelonen
Télétoon
RTL II
TV Nova
Cartoon Network
RCTI
RTÉ Two , The Den
Italia 1
TV3
Canal 5, XHGC, Televisa, Jetix, Fox Kids
TV2
TV2
ABS-CBN, Hero TV, CN
SBS
Jetix, Polsat
TVI, Canal Panda
Andina de Television
Central, MediaCorp TV12
Antena 3
Kanal 5
ATV, Star TV (Turkey)
Cartoon Network, Five, POP!, Kix!
ABC Family,signituares Toon Disney
Cartoon Network (Starting January 7, 2008) Canal 13 Original run
January 8, 2001 December 24, 2001
Episodes
51
TV anime: Beyblade V-Force
Director
Tetsuo Takeuchi, Yoshio Takeuchi
Studio
Nihon Animedia
Network
TV Tokyo Other networks:
Kanal 4
ABS-CBN , Hero TV
TV Nova
YTV,Teletoon
TVI and Canal Panda Original run
January 7, 2002 December 30, 2002
Episodes
51
TV anime: Beyblade G Revolution
Director
Mitsuo Hashimoto, Toshifumi Kawase
Studio
Nihon Animedia
Network
TV Tokyo Other networks:
Hero TV, ABS-CBN
YTV,TELETOON
TVI and Canal Panda Original run
6 January 2003 29 December 2003
Episodes
52
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Beyblade (爆転シュート ベイブレード, Bakuten Shūto Beiburedo?, literally translates to Explosive Shooting Beyblade) is an anime and manga series about a group of kids battling with highly powerful spinning tops enchanted with sacred Bit-Beasts or spirits of mythical ideaology. The show focuses on the battles between Beyblading teams as they compete to become the world champions. The main characters are the Bladebreakers, a team consisting of Tyson Granger, Kai Hiwatari, Ray Kon, Max Tate and Daichi Sumeragi. During their quest to become Beyblade champions, Tyson and his friends meet many new friends, enemies and competitors whilst overcoming their own inner conflicts. Beyblade is an immensely popular series internationally, attracting millions of viewers since its inception.
The April 8, 2008 issue of the Nihon Keizai Shimbun paper reports that Takara Tomy is reviving the Beyblade franchise after a four-year hiatus in August with a new toy line and manga series, and will sponsor a new accompanying Beyblade anime starting April 2009. The name of the new series has been confirmed to be Metal Fight Beyblade. It will feature an entire new cast of characters and will be authored by Adachi Takafumi.
The Beyblade anime is licensed by Nelvana in North America. The Beyblade manga, made by Takao Aoki, is published in English in North America by VIZ Media. Some names are changed to match the English version of the anime.
Contents
1 Development
2 Anime 2.1 Beyblade 2000
2.2 Beyblade V-Force
2.3 Beyblade G-Revolution
3 Manga 3.1 Explosive Shooting Beyblade
4 Media 4.1 Merchandise
4.2 Movie
4.3 VHS/DVD Releases
4.4 Video Games 4.4.1 Game List
4.5 Trading Card Game
5 Notes
6 External links 6.1 English
6.2 Japanese //
Development
Beyblade began during 1999 as a manga and a series of toys in Japan. After the manga by Takao Aoki became a success, Beyblade was made into an anime, that premiered in Japan

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