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** It's ''even worse'' in the Japanese version as pupils at the abbey who lose a battle are perceived as weak and get '''locked up''' as if it were a prison cell. Alexander's cries are downright chilling. We never even find out [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse what happened to the boy]]...
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** It's ''even worse'' in the Japanese version as pupils at the abbey who lose a battle are perceived as weak and get '''locked up''' as if it were a prison cell. Alexander's cries are downright chilling. We never even find out [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse [[NothingIsScarier what happened to the boy]]...
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* In episode 3 of the Japanese version, Takao has a nightmare of his former teammates Max and Rei leaving him whilst he gets pulled back by a monstrous hand.
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* In episode 3 of the Japanese version, Takao has a nightmare of his former teammates Max and Rei leaving him whilst he gets pulled back by a monstrous hand.hand.
* Brooklyn getting more and more [[SanitySlippage unstable]] after his loss to Kai. Pictured above is his bit-beast Zeus, a particularly dark and powerful spirit whose origins are never explained.
* Brooklyn getting more and more [[SanitySlippage unstable]] after his loss to Kai. Pictured above is his bit-beast Zeus, a particularly dark and powerful spirit whose origins are never explained.
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** This particular brand of nightmare fuel permeates the whole second season, culminating when it's revealed ''why'' the Saint Seals want to seal them all: once upon a time, evil people used bit-beasts for their own gain and in the process nearly ''destroyed the world''.
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** It's ''even worse'' in the Japanese version as pupils at the abbey who lose a battle are perceived as weak and get '''locked up''' as if it were a prison cell. Alexander's cries are downright chilling. And we never even find out [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse what happened to the boy]]...
* The battle on the ice with Kai is chilling in [=S1E45=], especially at the end when Max beats him and the ice starts to break. Kai initially just stands there in shock, considering letting himself sink...and then when he ''does'' decide to move discovers his feet have frozen to the ice and he ''can't''.
* Boris is ''terrifying'' in [=S1E49=]. The guy uses a bit-beast that moves at high speeds and causes the air around their opponent to cut them, making it so the other gets harmed badly but not in a way that can be perceived. His strategy is to make the opponent quit by threatening their life, and he is clearly all too fine with killing Rei. Even though Rei beats him, he still nearly dies and is hospitalized until the final minutes of the season.
* The battle on the ice with Kai is chilling in [=S1E45=], especially at the end when Max beats him and the ice starts to break. Kai initially just stands there in shock, considering letting himself sink...and then when he ''does'' decide to move discovers his feet have frozen to the ice and he ''can't''.
* Boris is ''terrifying'' in [=S1E49=]. The guy uses a bit-beast that moves at high speeds and causes the air around their opponent to cut them, making it so the other gets harmed badly but not in a way that can be perceived. His strategy is to make the opponent quit by threatening their life, and he is clearly all too fine with killing Rei. Even though Rei beats him, he still nearly dies and is hospitalized until the final minutes of the season.
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** It's ''even worse'' in the Japanese version as pupils at the abbey who lose a battle are perceived as weak and get '''locked up''' as if it were a prison cell. Alexander's cries are downright chilling. And we We never even find out [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse what happened to the boy]]...
* The battle on the ice with Kai is chilling in [=S1E45=], especially at the end when Max beats him and the ice starts to break. Kai initially just stands there in shock, considering letting himselfsink...sink ...and then when he ''does'' decide to move move, he discovers his feet have frozen to the ice and he ''can't''.
* Boris is ''terrifying'' in [=S1E49=]. The guy uses a bit-beast that moves at high speeds and causes the air around their opponent to cut them, making it sothe other gets they get harmed badly but not in a way that can be perceived. His strategy is to make the opponent quit by threatening their life, and he is clearly all too fine with killing Rei. Even though Rei beats him, he still nearly dies and is hospitalized until the final minutes of the season.
* The battle on the ice with Kai is chilling in [=S1E45=], especially at the end when Max beats him and the ice starts to break. Kai initially just stands there in shock, considering letting himself
* Boris is ''terrifying'' in [=S1E49=]. The guy uses a bit-beast that moves at high speeds and causes the air around their opponent to cut them, making it so
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* The cyber bit-beasts arc in the second season. Bit-beasts were already terrifying once you found out what they could do, but now we get the means to ''mass-produce them''. And they grow stronger with time. And [[BrainwashedAndCrazy turn you in a madman who obeys its creators]]. And if you're not perfectly healthy and sufficiently strong when you use them, you ''die''.
** And yet, that's not the scariest part of the arc. The scariest part of the arc, and possibly the whole series, is when Max fights Cyber Draciel... [[BewareTheNiceOnes And has his own bit beast tear it apart in a most violent fashion, multiple times as its creators had a device to repair it]].
** And yet, that's not the scariest part of the arc. The scariest part of the arc, and possibly the whole series, is when Max fights Cyber Draciel... [[BewareTheNiceOnes And has his own bit beast tear it apart in a most violent fashion, multiple times as its creators had a device to repair it]].
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* The Europe arc example above permeates the whole second season, culminating when it's revealed ''why'' the Saint Seals want to seal all bit-beasts away: once upon a time, evil people used bit-beasts for their own gain and in the process nearly ''destroyed the world''.
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**And yet, Yet, that's not the scariest part of the arc. The scariest part of the arc, and possibly the whole series, is when Max fights Cyber Draciel... Draciel ...[[BewareTheNiceOnes And and has his own bit beast tear it apart in a most violent fashion, multiple times as its creators had have a device to repair it]].
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Yes, this series has its own share of truly terrifying moments.
[[AC: Season 1]]
* The Europe arc in the first season is a long one. Before, bit-beasts were nothing more than something that could provide power to the beyblade of its wielder. Then, suddenly, an opposing bit-beast mauls Takao's dragon, and we're introduced to just how dangerous a bit-beast in the wrong hand can be. The reason the European legends derivated from the bit beasts treat them as monsters? They ''did'' fall in the wrong hands more than once.
** This particular brand of nightmare fuel permeates the whole second season, culminating when it's revealed ''why'' the Saint Seals want to seal them all: once upon a time, evil people used bit-beasts for their own gain and in the process nearly ''destroyed the world''.
* Living at Volkov's monastery. You have to take part to painful exercises, you could be experimented upon, and if you lose a beyblade match, maybe one you had no chance in hell to win, Volkov will make you disappear.
** It's ''even worse'' in the Japanese version as pupils at the abbey who lose a battle are perceived as weak and get '''locked up''' as if it were a prison cell. Alexander's cries are downright chilling. And we never even find out [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse what happened to the boy]]...
* The battle on the ice with Kai is chilling in [=S1E45=], especially at the end when Max beats him and the ice starts to break. Kai initially just stands there in shock, considering letting himself sink...and then when he ''does'' decide to move discovers his feet have frozen to the ice and he ''can't''.
* Boris is ''terrifying'' in [=S1E49=]. The guy uses a bit-beast that moves at high speeds and causes the air around their opponent to cut them, making it so the other gets harmed badly but not in a way that can be perceived. His strategy is to make the opponent quit by threatening their life, and he is clearly all too fine with killing Rei. Even though Rei beats him, he still nearly dies and is hospitalized until the final minutes of the season.
[[AC: Season 2]]
* The cyber bit-beasts arc in the second season. Bit-beasts were already terrifying once you found out what they could do, but now we get the means to ''mass-produce them''. And they grow stronger with time. And [[BrainwashedAndCrazy turn you in a madman who obeys its creators]]. And if you're not perfectly healthy and sufficiently strong when you use them, you ''die''.
** And yet, that's not the scariest part of the arc. The scariest part of the arc, and possibly the whole series, is when Max fights Cyber Draciel... [[BewareTheNiceOnes And has his own bit beast tear it apart in a most violent fashion, multiple times as its creators had a device to repair it]].
[[AC: Season 3]]
* In episode 3 of the Japanese version, Takao has a nightmare of his former teammates Max and Rei leaving him whilst he gets pulled back by a monstrous hand.
Yes, this series has its own share of truly terrifying moments.
[[AC: Season 1]]
* The Europe arc in the first season is a long one. Before, bit-beasts were nothing more than something that could provide power to the beyblade of its wielder. Then, suddenly, an opposing bit-beast mauls Takao's dragon, and we're introduced to just how dangerous a bit-beast in the wrong hand can be. The reason the European legends derivated from the bit beasts treat them as monsters? They ''did'' fall in the wrong hands more than once.
** This particular brand of nightmare fuel permeates the whole second season, culminating when it's revealed ''why'' the Saint Seals want to seal them all: once upon a time, evil people used bit-beasts for their own gain and in the process nearly ''destroyed the world''.
* Living at Volkov's monastery. You have to take part to painful exercises, you could be experimented upon, and if you lose a beyblade match, maybe one you had no chance in hell to win, Volkov will make you disappear.
** It's ''even worse'' in the Japanese version as pupils at the abbey who lose a battle are perceived as weak and get '''locked up''' as if it were a prison cell. Alexander's cries are downright chilling. And we never even find out [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse what happened to the boy]]...
* The battle on the ice with Kai is chilling in [=S1E45=], especially at the end when Max beats him and the ice starts to break. Kai initially just stands there in shock, considering letting himself sink...and then when he ''does'' decide to move discovers his feet have frozen to the ice and he ''can't''.
* Boris is ''terrifying'' in [=S1E49=]. The guy uses a bit-beast that moves at high speeds and causes the air around their opponent to cut them, making it so the other gets harmed badly but not in a way that can be perceived. His strategy is to make the opponent quit by threatening their life, and he is clearly all too fine with killing Rei. Even though Rei beats him, he still nearly dies and is hospitalized until the final minutes of the season.
[[AC: Season 2]]
* The cyber bit-beasts arc in the second season. Bit-beasts were already terrifying once you found out what they could do, but now we get the means to ''mass-produce them''. And they grow stronger with time. And [[BrainwashedAndCrazy turn you in a madman who obeys its creators]]. And if you're not perfectly healthy and sufficiently strong when you use them, you ''die''.
** And yet, that's not the scariest part of the arc. The scariest part of the arc, and possibly the whole series, is when Max fights Cyber Draciel... [[BewareTheNiceOnes And has his own bit beast tear it apart in a most violent fashion, multiple times as its creators had a device to repair it]].
[[AC: Season 3]]
* In episode 3 of the Japanese version, Takao has a nightmare of his former teammates Max and Rei leaving him whilst he gets pulled back by a monstrous hand.
