Genuinely a really compelling final. The referee claiming something like this had never happened before or whatever he said is for sure not true (I don't believe him), but the outcome is actually a very pleasant surprise to me. I like the direction they went with it even if I don't like the outcome on a personal level, and it makes sense in the greater context of the story. I feel like some drama/rivalry is spawning because of this result, and I want to see that all coming to fruition and imploding. It's been a while in this series since I've sat and thought, "Damn, I wasn't expecting that, but it's actually kind of a vibe," so I'll give them their props. Also, I did completely forget this was the team nationals and we still had the solo nationals to go, so I guess we know what the next tournament is going to be.

Episode Context

This is peak tournament energy. Episode 39 throws viewers into the heat of a decisive confrontation between Valt Aoi and the ruthless Lui Shirosagi, and the intensity never lets up. The pacing is relentless, built around high-stakes Beyblade clashes where every spin matters. Expect raw determination from Valt as he pushes himself against one of the most dangerous opponents he's faced, with the weight of his entire team riding on the outcome. Shu Kurenai's presence adds emotional texture, layering rivalry and camaraderie into what could otherwise be pure spectacle. Themes of perseverance under pressure and refusing to back down dominate the episode's emotional core. The animation leans into dramatic close-ups and explosive battle sequences, delivering exactly the kind of climactic showdown that the tournament has been building toward.

Runtime24 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceMED

Air DateDec 26, 2016

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