Beyblade

On the data. EACH GENERATION STARTS FRESH. The original trilogy, the Metal saga, Burst and Beyblade X each have their own cast, setting and continuity, and nothing found describes a character or plot carrying between them. Inside a generation it is strict: the Metal saga is numbered right across its four seasons in Japan, so Shogun Steel is episodes 155 to 199. THE JAPANESE COUNT IS CARRIED, AND THE ENGLISH ONE IS USUALLY SMALLER. Metal Fury is fifty-two in Japan and thirty-nine in English. Shogun Steel is forty-five and twenty-six. Burst GT, Sparking and Dynamite Battle are fifty-two each in Japan and twenty-six each in English. The mechanism is the same every time: the Japanese episodes ran about eleven to fourteen minutes and were paired for the international release. Same animation, counted twice as coarsely, so the Japanese figure is the one that says how much was made. THE ENGLISH FIGURES ARE THINLY SOURCED, which is why those rows are flagged. Only Burst Surge's twenty-six is independently confirmed. The twenty-six for Rise and QuadDrive and the twenty-six for Shogun Steel come from Wikipedia alone, and the merge mechanism for Rise and QuadDrive is inferred from the matching ratio and the Part 1 and Part 2 titles rather than stated outright. BEYBLADE X IS STILL AIRING AND ITS TOTAL IS NOT SETTLED. A hundred and thirty-five have aired, the latest on 9 October 2026. TVmaze reads a hundred and thirty-six because of an extra entry dated 2 October that no other source carries and that could not be identified. The third season is thirty-two or thirty-four depending which part of Wikipedia you read. Whether Beyblade X has official seasons at all is doubtful: Takara Tomy streams it as one continuously numbered run, and the season splits come from databases rather than from an announced structure. ONE SEASON'S JAPANESE RELEASE COULD NOT BE CONFIRMED AT ALL. QuadStrike went international first on Disney XD in 2023. Wikipedia shows Japanese episode titles and exactly one Japanese air date with the rest marked as unknown, and TVmaze lists its twenty-six with no air dates whatsoever. So there is no Japanese against English split to give for it. THE SPIN-OFFS ARE A SEPARATE CONTINUITY AND ONLY EXIST IN ENGLISH. BeyWheelz was commissioned to fill the hole the shortened English Metal Fury left, BeyRaiderz continues its characters rather than the Metal saga's, and Wikipedia states outright that they are set in an independent continuity. Whether Cyborg is officially Beyblade-branded or a sibling toyline is not clear, and the two specials Wikipedia gives it are not in TVmaze. WIKIPEDIA'S OWN FRANCHISE TOTAL IS STALE and does not match a live count of Beyblade X, so it is not used here. Its franchise page also says Burst had six seasons in prose while its table lists seven.

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