You get the opposite effect by pushing out. Try it with a simple rolling chair, or even spin around your room. In all actuality, you pull in to go faster. Artistic License Physics: Specifically, in the episode 'Shine, Virgo!', they say that dancers put their arms out to go faster.Anime Hair: The characters have a wide range of hair colors.Despite not having any real formal experience in Beyblade Tournaments, such as Battle Bladers, he is still ridiculously talented, and manages to defeat GINGA. Almighty Janitor: Ginga, Kyoya, Tsubasa and Yu are all shown as insanely strong when they are introduced, given their shown experience.Adults Are Useless: The only adults that have appeared so far that are useful to the plot in ANY way are Doji, Ryo, Ginga's deceased dad ( or so we thought) in a flashback and Dr.Adaptation Expansion: The characters and stories are much more fleshed out than in the manga.Metal Masters opens up with Ginga getting Galaxy Pegasus in the first episode, diminishing any chance for the original Pegasus to return. Ryo says that one day, Pegasus would return when its energy is restored. Aborted Arc: Metal Fusion ends with Pegasus using up all of it's energy and leaving Ginga.Abandoned Warehouse: The Face Hunters hideout is one.The entire series is known in the west as Beyblade: Metal Saga. Please place any tropes referring to it in that page, not here.

Metal Fight Beyblade Zero-G or Beyblade: Shogun Steel is a sequel that takes place several years after this trilogy and focuses on a new generation of characters, though old characters do show up a lot and have a role to play.

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