Lui trained in the Snake Pit during his time overseas.
The only information we have on Lui's backstory is that he lived overseas before returning to Japan. Gabe even mentions that Lui had changed. And with the knowledge of the Snake Pit and their extremely intense training style, perhaps Lui also trained there at some point. It would explain his ruthless demeanor (not to mention Shu acted similar to Lui when he was Red Eye).Phi and Hyde's father is Theodore Glass
A flashback reveals that Phi and Hyde received Revive Phoenix and Dread Hades as gifts from their father when they were little. It was mentioned that the Beys were cherished possessions of their father. And remember what Boa said back in season 2, that Theodore's one true goal was to obtain the ultimate Bey? What if Theodore created those Beys and then later passed them down to his sons?Lui and Phi battled in the past
In Phi's debut, Lui got uncharacteristically angry at the mention of Phi's name before declaring that the only one who would defeat Valt was him. Perhaps, Lui encountered Phi at some point before the start of Turbo and lost. A possible explanation for his absence after the Luinor Cup arc was that the two met up again, and Phi destroyed Brutal Luinor.Delta and Devolos will achieve Dark-Flux
Why not? After all, Dark-Flux has the ability to consume the golden light of a Bey’s Hyper-Flux, and Devolos is seeking to consume the “lights” of other Beys as well.- As of Rise #39, this seems to be Jossed.
Fafnir was destroyed again
It is revealed in Episode 8 of Surge that Free's decision to upgrade Geist Fafnir to Mirage Fafnir was due to losing to Lain Vahalla, a rookie Blader in New York. During his battle with Hyuga, he sees a vision of him, and suddenly becomes enraged. What if, following his match with Phi, Free got Geist Fafnir repaired, only to have it broken again by Lain?p Bel is the antagonist of QuadDrive
Bel has been slowly building upgrades for Belial which have allowed him to defeat Legendary Bladers despite lacking years of experience and training like Lui or Valt. Protagonist beys are powerful but they have flaws they learn to work around over the season, while antagonist beys are overpowered from the start with weaknesses not being obvious. (Ex: Lui was shown to own the near-perfect Attack-Type in Luinor, but a left-spinning bey was shown to be its key weakness.) Bell doesn't seem to have any obvious ones:- Attack types lack stamina, but the F-Gear allows it to regain some mid-battle.
- The Venture Driver needs to tilt a lot to maximize speed, but the V-Gear makes it easier to speed up and also makes it harder to burst.
- The S-Gear makes it so that Bel has defensive options.
- The L-Gear increases Belial's weight to further increase its attack power.
Due to all the sudden power and wins, Bel will go mad with power and end up like Lain with an uncontrolled Flare. This dark turn will force Rashad to get his true bey (one not already owned by someone) making him secretly the true "hero" of the season. The events of an uncontrolled hunger for power will also allow the Surge trio of Hyuga, Hikaru and Lain to return and use their experiences with a wild Flare to get Bel back.
