Beyblade: Shogun Steel

Synopsis

Continues the story of Beyblade: Metal Fury

An unusual event has taken place in the Cosmos. Taking a pause from their recent victory over Faust and the Spiral Core, Ginga and his friends end up saving a boy named Yuki from a mysterious youth called Johannes. Despite being a child prodigy and an astronomer, Yuki is also a Blader who wields "Anubius." Yuki explains that he came to inform Ginga and the others about the voice of the Star Fragment. He witnessed the Star Fragment—a meteor—fall from the sky one day. That single light dwells inside Anubius, and he claims to have heard the voice of the Star Fragment that night. A great evil is attempting to revive the "Black Sun" and "Nemesis," the god of destruction, by harnessing the unknown power of the Star Fragment and destroying the world. Ginga and his friends must once again prepare for battle, just as they are getting accustomed to their new 4D system beys! The episode numbering continues from 103. Note: Starting from the 27th episode, the Japanese episodes were shortened to fifteen minutes. In the dub, two fifteen-minute episodes are combined to create a thirty-minute episode, resulting in a total of 39 episodes.

In this installment

Seven years have passed since the Nemesis Crisis, and much of the world still lies in ruin following the devastation of that conflict. In the aftermath, public trust in Beyblading faded, and interest in the sport dwindled across the globe. Taking on the role of WBBA leader, Tsubasa Ootori devoted himself to helping humanity recover while also reviving the popularity of Beyblading. Working alongside the mechanic Madoka Amano, he developed the Zero-G battling style, hoping that a fresh generation of bladers would embrace the sport once more. Among those rising to the challenge is teenager Zero Kurogane, whose goal is to become the top blader after a fateful meeting with Ginga Hagane, the hero who ended the Nemesis Crisis.