A silly episode, but a rather wholesome one at the same time. We end up continuing the mini training arc we started in the last episode, except we focus primarily on Wakiya this whole episode and on developing him in terms of how he acts generally and to his friends. All in all, it's just kind of a fluffy episode and got a lot of laughs out of me because Wakiya was just being bratty and entitled in an endearing way. We also got one of my favourite lines in this episode: "Watch me, I'm really good at walking" - absolute cinema. Honestly, just a good time, and the focus on my second favourite character helps make it enjoyable for me.

Episode Context

A training camp episode that trades the usual stadium setting for wilderness and mountain terrain, giving the BeyClub a fresh backdrop to push their skills. Expect a lighter, more comedic tone as the team navigates the chaos of outdoor living at Wakiya's mountain estate, balanced with genuine moments of character bonding and competitive drive. Wakiya gets the spotlight here, with the episode exploring his role within the group dynamic and hinting at personal growth beneath his usual bravado. The pacing moves between breezy team hijinks and focused training sequences that carry real energy. It's the kind of mid-season breather that still does meaningful work, building relationships and resolve rather than rushing toward tournament brackets. A solid character-driven entry that rewards fans invested in the team's chemistry.

Runtime24 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceMED

Air DateOct 10, 2016

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