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'''Beyblade 2001''' is the first season of the [[anime]] [[Beyblade|series of the same name]]. It followed the [[Bladebreakers]] through their first Beyblading World Championships, which were the main focus of the season, and many sub-plots in between the various tournaments. |
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== Beyblade teams (in order of appearance) == |
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*[[Blade Sharks]] (Do not appear after Season 1) - A team formally led by [[Kai Hiwatari]]. With the exception of Kai, the Blade Sharks' most successful member was [[List of Beyblade characters#Carlos|Carlos]]. |
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*[[White Tigers (Beyblade)|White Tigers]] ([[China]]) - Four [[catgirl|nekojin]] from the same rural clan; Ray's old friends and former team who felt he has betrayed them, they are captained by Ray's former best friend, Lee. |
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*[[All Starz]] (Season 3 Name: PPB All Starz) - The top American Beyblade team, they are coached by Max's mom, Judy. The team utilizes their amazing athletic abilities in battle. Their team captain is Michael. In G-Rev, Max joins this team along with his new teammate Rick to fill the tag team spots for the World Championship. |
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*[[Dark Bladers]] - Four evil bladers put under a curse when all four were defeated by the team members of the Majestics. |
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*[[Majestics]] (Make only 1 cameo appearance after season 1) - A team of rich European bladers that encounters the Bladebreakers (Team BBA) as they train themselves for the World Championships in Season 1. Their team captain is Robert. In G-Rev, the Majestics are the first to fall prey to the Barthez Soldiers'/Battalion's dirty tricks, losing their spot as the European representative for the World Championship. |
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*[[Demolition Boys]] (Blitzkrieg Boys in Season 3) - The elite of the "Beyblade soldiers" trained for Kai's grandfather, Voltaire, under the direction of Boris Balcov and captained by Tala. For a brief time, Kai joins his grandfather's team. This team is the final challenge that the Bladebreakers (Team BBA) face in the first season at the World Championships. After their loss in Season 1, the team learns that they are being used and leave their coach with a grudge. In the second season's manga, Tala's blade, Wolborg, was mentioned as stolen by the duo King and Queen. In G-rev, Kai joins up with Tala to tag-team in the World Championship. The team makes it to the finals, where they lose the World Champion title to team BBA. Neoborg was the first to rebel against BEGA by challenging one of the team's bladers; Garland. Tala is hurt so badly during the battle he slips into a coma, ending Neoborg's advances toward BEGA. |
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== English Episode List == |
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#The Blade Raider |
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#Day of the Dragoon |
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#Take it to the Max! |
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#The Qualifier Begins |
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#Draciel of Approval |
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#Dragoon Storm |
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#Thirteen Candles |
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#Bladin' In The Streets |
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#Showdown in Hong Kong |
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#Battle in the Sky |
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#Bye Bye Bit Beast |
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#Adios Bladebreakers |
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#Crouching Lion, Hidden Tiger <small>Similar to the film [[Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon]].</small> |
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#The Race is on! |
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#Going for the Gold |
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#My Enemy, My Friend |
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#A Score to Settle |
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#A Star is Born |
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#Under the Microscope |
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#It's All Relative |
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#Practice Makes Perfect |
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#Blading with the Stars! |
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#Showdown in Vegas |
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#Viva Las Vegas <small>Named after [[Elvis Presley]] song of same name.</small> |
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#My Way or the Highway |
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#Catch a Shooting All-Star |
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#The Battle of America |
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#Bottom of the Ninth |
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#Play It Again, Dizzi! |
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#Cruising for a Bruising |
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#London Calling <small>Named after [[The Clash]] song of same name.</small> |
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#Darkness at the End of the Tunnel... |
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#Last Tangle in Paris |
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#Art Attack <small>Named after [[Art Attack|TV Show]] of same name.</small> |
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#When in Rome... Beyblade! |
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#Déjà Vu All Over Again |
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#A Knight to Remember! |
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#Olympia Challenge |
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#A Majestic Battle... A Majestic Victory? |
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#Hot Battle in a Cold Town |
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#Out of the Past |
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#Drawn to the Darkness |
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#Live and Let Kai! <small>Named after [[Live and Let Die (film)|James Bond film ''Live And Let Die]].</small> |
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#Losing Kai |
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#Breaking the Ice |
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#First Strike |
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#A Lesson for Tyson |
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#Victory in Defeat |
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#A Wicked Wind Blows |
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#New and Cyber-Improved… |
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#Final Showdown |
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== Songs == |
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'''Japanese''' |
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*''"Fighting Spirits - Song for Beyblade"'' - system-B (Opening Theme) |
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*''"Cheer Song"'' - system-B (Closing Theme) |
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'''English''' |
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*''"Let's Beyblade"'' - Sick Kid featuring Lukas Rossi (Opening Theme) |
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'''English Insert songs''' |
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*''"All Across The Nation"'' - The Black Europeans |
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*''"Never Gonna Take Me Down"'' - Anthony Vanderburgh |
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*''"Let's Go Bladebreakers"'' - Krystal Band |
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*''"Swing Low, Let It Rip"'' - Jason Dean |
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*''"Heavyweight Generation Beyblade"'' - (unknown artist) |
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{{Beyblade}} |
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[[Category:Beyblade seasons]] |
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[[fi:Beyblade (anime)]] |
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