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Hello, my followers! Welcome to the fourth installment in my Random Reviews Book! In this segment, specifically, I will be doing a review of the anime, Beyblade Metal Fury. This will be Part 3 of 3 on the entire Beyblade Metal Saga. I will leave a link to the Beyblade Metal Fury show right here so you guys can check it out: https://youtu.be/M3YNpN0YPKA?si=LzGBdIeVF6JTd1rR

Disclaimer: This review will not be a complete one. I will only be covering some parts of the Beyblade Metal Fury anime. I don't want to spoil the whole story for you guys. It's better if you guys watch the show yourselves. It's a truly amazing experience and you won't regret seeing it. I HIGHLY recommend it. Anyway, enough of me rambling. Let's get into this review!










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In the final part of the Beyblade Metal Saga, things have come full circle and the stakes have never been higher than before. Gingka and his friends have been given a new threat to face in the world, Nemesis, the God of Destruction. In order to defeat Nemesis, a magical comet came to Earth splitting itself into multiple star fragments with each fragment landing itself in a chosen few bladers, including some unexpected ones such as Ryuga whose bey L-Drago has been upgraded for the third time to L-Drago Destructor. Gingka and his friends set out to find these new 'Legendary Bladers' in the hopes of recruiting them to their cause in order to stop Nemesis from destroying the entire world. Eventually, Gingka and his friends run into Ryuga who is once again training his Bey in a faraway village. Gingka and his friends fail to convince Ryuga to join their side with Ryuga laughing them off saying that he is confident that he could beat Nemesis by himself without the help of Gingka and his friends. Ryuga then goes off on his own leaving Gingka and his friends scratching their heads as they know that they need Ryuga in order to defeat Nemesis. Eventually, Gingka and his friends decide to redirect their attention back toward finding the other Legendary Bladers. However, one of Gingka's friends, Kenta, secretly made it his mission to find Ryuga again and convince him to join Gingka and the others' side no matter what it takes. While Gingka and the others globetrot to find other Legendary Bladers, Kenta sets out to find Ryuga. Kenta eventually catches up to Ryuga at a local tournament in the Middle East and at first, Kenta convinces Ryuga to let Kenta follow him around on the promise that if Kenta makes Ryuga take him seriously in a battle, Ryuga will join Gingka and the others. In the final season of Beyblade Metal Fury, Nemesis is being revived in Central America, and Gingka and the others race to get there and stop Nemesis from starting to destroy the world. In the meantime, Kenta learns of the news of Nemesis' revival ritual and in an act of desperation challenges Ryuga to a battle. Miraculously, even though Kenta lost to Ryuga, he forced Ryuga to use one of his special moves on him and even cracked slightly L-Drago. Kenta had finally done the impossible, he had managed to finally get Ryuga to take him seriously. In the final act of the series, Gingka and the others come face to face with a fully revived God of Destruction and its bey, Diablo Nemesis. In the final battle, sacrifices are made and two characters have to step up. In the end, can Gingka and his friends be able to take down a fully-fledged god when all hope seems lost?

That's the gist of Beyblade Metal Fury's story. If you guys want to find out what happens throughout the series, you can click the link at the top of the page and start watching the series for yourselves.





As for my personal thoughts/opinions, as I stated earlier, this anime made a HUGE impact on my life. My life would certainly not be the same nor would I be the same person had I not watched this series. Of course, there are a couple of flaws with this show just like with any series I have watched in my lifetime.

Final Rating: I give the Beyblade Metal Fury series a 9.5 out of 10! It is a fantastic follow-up/sequel to Beyblade Metal Masters!

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Anyways, that is all I have for today, my followers. With that said, I hope you all have a great rest of your night. I will see you guys again soon on my Wattpad page with more updates on my other projects. Until next time, take care and bye for now! :)