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** Valt Aoi. Cute? Check. Clumsy? Check. Always enthusiastic about everything? Check!

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** Hyuga can also count as this.

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* {{Bowdlerize}}: The dub often omits/heavily censors scenes that are perceived as too mature for younger audiences. Especially prominent in the first two seasons. A lot of scenes where younger characters were shown to be subjected to pain outside exhaustion were also toned down. The third season onward mostly averted this by keeping the scenes and scripts intact and therefore closer to the original Japanese.
** Any scenes involving Wakiya removing his jacket to reveal him wearing weights were cut out.
** Episode 6 of season one removed the scene of Valt crashing into the doors of the mall due to arriving before they opened.
** Wakiya used a lighter to start a fire, but the lighter was edited out.
** Any time a character shows CrossPoppingVeins, ScaryTeeth (characters who already had sharp teeth; i.e Xander, Lui, etc. are exempt), blushes, or sheds tears; these are removed as well.
** The scene of Ken falling off a cliff is edited out and redone with him simply revealing that he and his family are moving away.
** One for the manga. Shu was visibly seen to get cut in the eye by Single-Layer Spryzen. The anime does away with this scene and the dub mentions only Lui being careless and doesn't explicitly say he scarred him.
** In season 2, episode 25, the scenes of Ana getting thrown back and Ren Wu crashing into a building are removed. Also, his staff and another Blader's nunchucks are recolored from their natural colors to green.
*** The crocodile Banner carries was also changed to a massive unknown wrapped object.
** In season 2, episode 5, the scene of Django attempting to put his arm around Shasa was cut possibly so younger viewers won't imitate his inappropriate behavior towards a girl.
** In season 2, episode 21 and 22, Kristina's back view has her wrists (box tie position) tied with ropes while dangling which was edited out so it only shows her wrists folded behind her back without the ropes securing it. Likely to make the movie-stunt look safer for Kristina who was in her teens at that time.
** Whenever Aiger changes modes on his Xtend+ driver, you can only see his hands moving and obscuring Achilles. In the original Japanese, you can see him properly adjust the tips. Possibly done to avoid misleading marketing of the toyline, in which Xtend+ was not adapted into the [=SlingShock=] system.
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** Hyuga has grated on more than a few people's nerves for how he treats his older brother Hikaru. It wasn't so bad in the beginning, but his stubborn and hotheaded refusal to cooperate with Hikaru or listen to any of his strategies really causes problems later on during the tag tournament arc, and when he causes them to lose their first few tag matches fo, Hyuga really tries to [[NeverMyFault blame Hikaru for it.]] It also doesn't help that he's essentially Aiger 2.0, only minus the skill, in that he isn't that skilled of a blader, but is said to have [[UnskilledButStrong great potential.]] But unlike Aiger, who was a gifted prodigy, Hyuga is just a reckless kid who blindly charges headfirst into everything and never tries anything else, and many feel the plot is basically holding his hand just to progress through the story. The fact that the only reason he even got into the Legends Festival at all thanks to Lain injuring Ranjiro doesn't help his case.

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** Hyuga has grated on more than a few people's nerves for how he treats his older brother Hikaru. It wasn't so bad in the beginning, but his stubborn and hotheaded refusal to cooperate with Hikaru or listen to any of his strategies really causes problems later on during the tag tournament arc, and when he causes them to lose their first few two tag matches fo, matches, Hyuga really tries to [[NeverMyFault blame Hikaru for it.]] It also doesn't help that he's essentially Aiger 2.0, only minus the skill, in that he isn't that skilled of a blader, but is said to have [[UnskilledButStrong great potential.]] 0. But unlike Aiger, who was a gifted prodigy, Hyuga is just a reckless kid who blindly charges headfirst into everything and never tries anything else, and many feel thinks things through, with the plot is basically holding his hand just to progress through the story. The fact that the only reason he even got into the Legends Festival at all thanks to Lain injuring Ranjiro doesn't help his case.
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** Hyuga has grated on more than a few people's nerves for essentially being Aiger 2.0. It wasn't so bad in the beginning, but his stubborn and hotheaded refusal to cooperate with his brother Hikaru or listen to any of his strategies really causes problems later on during the tag tournament arc, and when he causes them to lose their first few tag matches fo, Hyuga really tries to [[NeverMyFault blame Hikaru for it.]]

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** Hyuga has grated on more than a few people's nerves for essentially being Aiger 2.0. how he treats his older brother Hikaru. It wasn't so bad in the beginning, but his stubborn and hotheaded refusal to cooperate with his brother Hikaru or listen to any of his strategies really causes problems later on during the tag tournament arc, and when he causes them to lose their first few tag matches fo, Hyuga really tries to [[NeverMyFault blame Hikaru for it.]]]] It also doesn't help that he's essentially Aiger 2.0, only minus the skill, in that he isn't that skilled of a blader, but is said to have [[UnskilledButStrong great potential.]] But unlike Aiger, who was a gifted prodigy, Hyuga is just a reckless kid who blindly charges headfirst into everything and never tries anything else, and many feel the plot is basically holding his hand just to progress through the story. The fact that the only reason he even got into the Legends Festival at all thanks to Lain injuring Ranjiro doesn't help his case.
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** Hyuga has grated on more than a few people's nerves for essentially being Aiger 2.0. It wasn't so bad in the beginning, but his stubborn and hotheaded refusal to cooperate with his brother Hikaru or listen to any of his strategies really causes problems later on during the tag tournament arc, and when he causes them to lose their first few tag matches fo, Hyuga really tries to [[NeverMyFault blame Hikaru for it.]]
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* Pax forcing Pri to Beyblade for him. Was it just for the purpose of gathering Elemental Power, or was he actually trying to relive his old dream of Beyblading through her?

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* ** Pax forcing Pri to Beyblade for him. Was it just for the purpose of gathering data on Elemental Power, or was he actually trying to relive his old dream of Beyblading through her?
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* Pax forcing Pri to Beyblade for him. Was it just for the purpose of gathering Elemental Power, or was he actually trying to relive his old dream of Beylbading through her?

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* Pax forcing Pri to Beyblade for him. Was it just for the purpose of gathering Elemental Power, or was he actually trying to relive his old dream of Beylbading Beyblading through her?
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** [=QuadStrike=] saw Ken returning, a nice surprise as we never saw him since Evolution.
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* MemeticLoser: The Ragnaruk/Roktavor Beys are notoriously bad and each iteration does nothing to improve the constant problems that it has, mainly poor burst resistance and an overall light design, which is supposed to be weak against Attack Types naturally as a Stamina Type, but even other Stamina Type beys have some level of resistance. Even some Balance Type beys do Ragnaruk's job better like the Spriggan/Spryzen lines and even individual beys like Helios Volcano. The Kiyama brother's almost consistently poor win/loss ratio per each season certainly didn't help.

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* MemeticLoser: The Ragnaruk/Roktavor Beys are notoriously bad and each iteration does nothing to improve the constant problems that it has, mainly poor burst resistance and an overall light design, which is supposed to be weak against Attack Types naturally as a Stamina Type, but even other Stamina Type beys have some level of resistance. Even some Balance Type beys do Ragnaruk's job better like the Spriggan/Spryzen lines and even individual beys like Helios Volcano. The Kiyama brother's almost consistently poor win/loss ratio per each season of the show certainly didn't help.
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* MemeticLoser: The Ragnaruk/Roktavor Beys are notoriously bad and each iteration does nothing to improve the constant problems that it has, mainly poor burst resistance and an overall light design, which is supposed to be weak against Attack Types naturally as a Stamina Type, but even other Stamina Type beys have some level of resistance. Even some Balance Type beys do Ragnaruk's job better like the Spriggan/Spryzen lines and even individual beys like Helios Volcano.

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* MemeticLoser: The Ragnaruk/Roktavor Beys are notoriously bad and each iteration does nothing to improve the constant problems that it has, mainly poor burst resistance and an overall light design, which is supposed to be weak against Attack Types naturally as a Stamina Type, but even other Stamina Type beys have some level of resistance. Even some Balance Type beys do Ragnaruk's job better like the Spriggan/Spryzen lines and even individual beys like Helios Volcano. The Kiyama brother's almost consistently poor win/loss ratio per each season certainly didn't help.
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** While the fight itself was well done as possible and fitting for the last battle for the entire series, many fans feel like the final battle should have been between [[spoiler: Pri and Pax]] instead of [[spoiler: Bel and Pax]] due to it being much more fitting for the two to have such a climatic battle as the culmination of the drama occurring in their relationship that's been building up throughout the entire season.

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** While the fight itself was well done as possible and fitting for the last battle for the entire series, many fans feel like the final battle should have been between [[spoiler: Pri and Pax]] battling Pax instead of [[spoiler: Bel and Pax]] Bel]] due to it being much more fitting for the two to have such a climatic battle as the culmination of the drama occurring in their relationship that's been building up throughout the entire season.season and has been the emotional center of.

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