The fast answer is no, but the long answer is yes! stick around if you know, or if you want to know
how Valt would win without evolving his beyblade. Is that even possible? Could Valt win all his way
to Beyblade Burst Quad drive with Valtryek without one evolution? Valt Aoi has been training and
doing Kamehameha specials in the beyblade burst show as the main character, and in later seasons
as a recurring mentor for the next generation of bladers. He's helped groom some of the best
blading talent from Aiger Akabane to Bel Daizora, showing us great sportsmanship and teamwork.
He's always trusted and battled alongside his bey partner Valtryek; we can safely say that
he's a highly talented blader deserving of the title of legend of legends, but without evolving
his beyblade his journey would not be easy, and dare i say impossible. A beyblade evolution is
central to the beyblade burst show, as in every season bladers get stronger and find new ways to
add gimmicks to their beyblade parts. I've talked about the beyblade evolutions in this video all
about how to defeat Phi, (which I'll link in the description below) as well, Valt has made many
evolutions for Valtryek, but the one I've chosen for this beyblade theory is his original Valtryek.
Do you remember who that is? In the manga Valt's first Valkyrie had the forge disc wing,
and axel for the driver. It was broken in the manga by Xander. Now by the time we see him
in beyblade burst first season in the show he's actually already evolved his Beyblade by printing
a new one! Okay so out of all of his evolutions this is by far the weakest Valtryek, but that's
only true for the takara tomy beys, for hasbro beyblades it's a completely different story;
that's because of their lightweight design. Most beyblades can be battled versus each other
more fairly with the added benefit of anime-like stadiums. So for this video and the main concept,
everyone in the show will be blading as if they bought hasbro beyblades. This means
that I'll be assuming that all the beyblades are the same weight and the same size despite the
season. If other bladers had takara tomy beyblades there would be a difference of at least 30 grams
between the first evolution of beyblades and the last; meaning that from the cho-Z season
it's likely Valt's blading story would abruptly end despite his strength, resonance,
or fancy launches. But then again, i could be wrong. Let's start in beyblade burst, (S1) where
Valt starts up the Beygoma academy Bey-club alongside his friends Honcho, Wakiya, Shu,
Ken and many others who aren't too important in the series, as they never appear again- that's
cold bruh, but true! Now we know this story all too well, Valt rises in the beyblade ranks
only this time with his original Valtryek having never been broken. The battles are harder for
him but Valt quickly adjusts his launch power and resonance to defeat his opponents, just as in the
original order of events. Now this is because throughout the first season Valt's motivation
and bond with Valtryek grows stronger because of the strong battles and opponents he faces,
you know they say you fight the hardest when you start from behind. He trained harder,
and had to focus more in order to battle with Lui Shirosagi for the regional championship;
and still he'll be finishing as a runner-up for this season. Although i think it feels right
as Valt hasn't evolved his beyblade and is technically at a handicap. Valt's journey to
becoming a top blader is still hard, but so is his training. I hear you saying, "but Beyblade dad his
Valtryek must be so worn that it has to break soon", and you know what, i think you're right!
He will make a new Valtryek in this alternate universe too, it's just that instead of making
an evolution he will reprint the same bey again and again, the original Valtryek. I have one too,
and it's still in the box. Valt still gets scouted by BC Sol and participates in a world championship
just like in the show; he works his way up through the rankings eventually facing off against Shu.
In the finals while Valtryek's resonance keeps peaking, and as a result of Valt not evolving
Valtryek he works more on his physical strength and of course, new moves. Sticking to one beyblade
can result in many beneficial perks to your blading in real life like knowing its weaknesses
and strengths through practice and concise repetition focusing on improving the spin time
or launch patterns. This can as well build muscle memory like some athletes that make their sport
look easy, bladers practice their launch until they consistently get the desired result. Along
with the biggest factor of all, their confidence. Whether it's to beat Shu or another legendary
blader you need confidence in yourself. There are two iconic evolutions for Valtryek in this season
one being upgraded to genesis Valtryek having the bound gimmick, and then the reboot driver. These
took Valt a couple of episodes to get used to, and later again with the god chip and ultimate
reboot driver; giving Valtryek extra speed and attack potential. In this universe though,
Valt has been using his Valtryek for at least two years now he has more confidence in Valtryek's
avatar abilities, their bond, and resonance. Being well known for using his one beyblade he takes
on every opponent and wins all his way to the regional finals where he battles his biggest rival
Shu. Valt's ability to adapt to his opponents creates new moves and launches that give him an
edge over Shu making Shu even more frustrated and angry at Valt because of his wins. Shu has given
up so much and even his own beyblade; Shu's anger gets the best of him though, as it usually does
with you and me. Something weird happens when we get angry, our bodies produce hormones that
make us do things out of our own control. Take a look at Free de la hoya when he was facing Phi,
because Free focused on his anger and power, until he hurt himself. Free has very unhealthy ways of
coping with his anger, one being self-harm as seen on the Beyblade Cho-z manga. it is the reason why
he wears his arm guard which was given to him by Christina, so in other words Shu lost his cool bro
flipped his lid he popped the blood vessel and still failed to beat Valt. In this version of
events Valt and Shu will remain rivals and not really friends. Shu's frustration and loathing
grows into a deep hatred for Valt. In Beyblade Burst turbo the story is not as we remember,
since Valt had no need to upgrade his beyblade Aiger never met Valtryek and was never interested
in blading; making Phi and Hyde or hearts as some call him focus on breaking Valkyrie,
and they do several times. But as with before Valt rebuilds Valtryek and trains harder,
his eagerness to become a better blader to help others and his Bey partner only grow,
despite his losses. Valt is still a popular player around the world, alas the turbo era never
really happens as predicted by Tyga; since Valt's popularity was rising it became more commonplace
to never upgrade your beyblade, making the ones that do be called out for being different and
even ridiculed for their choice. Now time waits for no man and so the events unfold
in this turbo season only with Valt as the central character, with his stronger resonance power and
a new launch he makes Phi question himself and his motives telling Valt, "breaking a beyblade
isn't this fun when your opponent is as resilient as you are. Breaking Valtryek but not you
has taught me to respect both the blader and their bey.." That was my Phi come on tell me
that was all right. It's tough to believe that Phi could ever change but let's remember
that these are unique circumstances, that Valt's character has grown immensely along with his
positive influence. In Beyblade Burst Rise, Valt is able to go gold turbo with Valtryek and this
still intrigues Dante but in this course of events Dante being influenced by Valt does not create any
evolutions for dragon; keeping his original design of ace dragon and rebuilding it once it breaks,
just like Valt did. Now i believe it's a perfect time to introduce the worst antagonist in this
beyblade burst theory right after this commercial. Arthur Peregrine is introduced as a very strong
character, but if you remember as with all the other bladers he'll be blading with a hasbro
beyblade. As some of you know, the infinite lock system is actually missing from Prime Apocalypse
and Genesis Regalia making them relatively weak because of their shape. Dante and Valt are both
strong bladers that trust in their bay taking down the Infernos alongside Delta and his venom
Diabolos, but is that it? Is Valt destined to have unlimited plot armor and beat his opponents? Well,
no. Valt has lost before, many times and he's gotten his beyblade broken in this timeline too.
In beyblade burst surge even though everyone is using hasbro beyblades the combos parts and
stadiums make it increasingly difficult for Valt to win. Now with Lain Valhalla things
are different; he doesn't care what others think. He evolves his beyblade,
and after breaking the Asahi brothers' beyblades, they too evolve their beyblades. Their design,
height and weight gives them just a slight edge over Valtryek. This is the tipping point,
where Valt 's power skills and resonance can only grow so much with his current bey; an evolution
grows a bey's power exponentially, along with any training that a bladers do. Shu Kurenai comes back
around this time, and challenges Valt armed with World Spryzen, he defeats Valt easily. Now does
that matter to Valt? No Valt keeps on blading, all the way to beyblade burst quad drive where bell
shows his power with Dynamite Belial. Valt is still regarded as a legendary blader, but Valtryek
can't beat Belial. Rashad Goodman is still interested in blading and makes himself a Valtryek
too! Only he is the one to upgrade Valtryek into Genesis Valtryek!!! I think that Valt had to
evolve Valtryek, not only to keep up with other bladers but to make blading more interesting.
Using different parts and even creating unique ones is essential to blading, in this video
i focus on what material beyblades are actually made of in the show- until next time, dad's out!