only Aiger has truly defeated Phi and you see that's the easy part, the hard part is trying to
kill Phoenix.. let's talk about some of the most darkest characters in the beyblade burst series
Phi and to a lesser extent his twin brother Hyde; they have two of the most iconic roles to play in
their season being the antagonist of the Beyblade turbo otherwise known as the beyblade burst
super z or Chozetsu in Japan. You may think or have heard that Revive phoenix is indestructible
but phoenix was destined to be destroyed by Aiger for more than plot reasons. Hyde on the other hand
seeks to have fun and gain an audience through his beyblade skills and showmanship being the
mischievous archetype, while his twin Phi, the focus of this video uses his Beyblade's power
to taunt others. He is a negative influence on others minds, making them obsess over winning and
feeling like destroying others bays, just like him. His Beyblade Phoenix, or more specifically
the avatar trapped inside his beyblade possesses great power and is the symbol for renewal or
rebirth in most cultures. I want to start by answering a question that we've all been thinking,
and that's what are the beyblade avatars and are they the same in every series? Okay,
now there's a lot to unpack here and that's are the avatars real? Are the avatars even alive? Can
they die, and are the avatars like Pokémon? okay let's start there because it might sound like I'm
making a crude comparison, but hear me out; the avatars are locked in the beyblade which is kind
of like a pokeball the avatars only come out when the player wants to or needs them to battle and
the avatars can evolve over time... Okay let's get serious i know that's not why you're here,
this video is about Phi and his epic beyblade phoenix but the information about the avatars
is important to know, and it will become relevant because as we all know in the Beyblade Burst Quad
drive, Phenomenal Payne also has an evolved form of phoenix.. Well, is the avatar the same one?
Now i know this all sounds crazy but it relates back to our first question what are avatars, and
are they real. In the Beyblade franchise we see various phoenix wielding characters including kai,
Phenomenal Payne and Ginga's dad who famously named himself phoenix in the beyblade metal
saga series. In all cases their phoenix avatars are represented as a flaming bird with yellow
and orange auras, this aura is called resonance; it is the representation of a strong connection
between blader and their beyblade. This connection contributes to their blader's power level and is
demonstrated when the beyblade glows in battle, generating energy, thus manifesting its avatar
during attacks. The avatars themselves are a type of being that helps power a blade and it's clear
that their effect can be seen and felt by others; they are real in every sense of the word, (at
least in the show). People with strong resonances can see their, and others' beyblade avatar,
some can sense power levels too. The way they're portrayed on the show it does seem like they're
four dimensional beings. In our 3d space we're used to up down left right and front and back,
but in a 4d spacetime there'd be actually a "in" and "out" (direction). They say that the
fourth dimension would be so small and curled up on itself that we wouldn't be able to notice
it even if it's all around us. Now I'm not a scientist, but not even they would know what a
four-dimensional being would look like or even act like. I think of it like this: the anime show and
its universe are in a 3d space-time, much like we are, although portrayed in a two-dimensional
screen; there is depth in the show. If the beyblade avatars reside in the next dimension up,
the fourth dimension; the avatars would still be a part of the 3d space but can see time as a
dimension to travel in. They are able to see and interact with the beyblade world but only when
someone they know can call upon them, and their action depends on the connection between blader,
beyblade and avatar, which can transcend the boundaries of space-time. 4D beings would be
able to do extraordinary things in our universe, as perceived by us anyways. These beings would
have the ability to see what lies inside objects in our 3d universe. They can easily see each and
every organ inside of your body, in fact they can pull these organs out without having to penetrate
your skin; it's for the same reason we're able to play with these dots inside a drawing of a circle
without having to penetrate it, per se. If these two flat dots were actually beings on this paper
they would freak out if they saw me doing this. Remembering all that, are all avatars the same?
There is a connection between the burst and metal saga series in the way in which Phi
upgrades his beyblade, (as stated in the show), "apparently Phi has a turbo bay called revive
phoenix that's made out of a meteor", that's right thanks. Just like the legendary bladers' beyblades
were in metal fury. No, I'm not saying that phi is a legendary blader himself, but there's a
possibility that he's on the same power level as them, and has been written in this way on purpose.
I assume that what is made from the meteor is the level chip itself, not the beyblade. As phi
received revive phoenix as a kid, unless this is a different one and he broke the first one,
(which is still a possibility). I've talked about using meteorites to make beyblade parts in real
life before, along with many other theories listed in the description below. It is said that a blader
and beyblade can share the same power when the Beyblade's aura activates; this usually happens
in battle, and the bey's aura takes the shape of a mythical creature, star constellation, or demigod;
some of these avatars are quote-unquote people that not only enhance a Beyblade's power,
but can also infuse certain traits to its wielder like anger, braveness,
or pure evil like with Spriggan or Rago. Meaning, some of these beings not only experience the fun
of battle, but can also experience the pain when the beyblade breaks and this is also shown in
the anime. These beings when compared to older generations of beyblade, as like the original
beyblade series and the metal saga beyblade series can also be thought of as the same thing,
although not in the same universe canonically. In other words an avatar is a being who interacts in
this world through a beyblade, that being a bit chip, a energy layer or facebolt. In Bakuten shoot
the bit beasts inhabited beyblades by their own free will, and others remain locked in
ancient monuments throughout the world unable to be awakened; such as Achilles was. Achilles
was made from the metal in the sword and shield from this statue made by Tyga who may have
potentially tried locking him away within it for what reason we don't know now... What makes phi
so evil? Unlike phi a phoenix is often thought to represent a lot of good virtues such as grace
and kindness. In the case of Phi his actions make him evil; he has broken the most beyblades
rivaled only by Lain Valhalla and that itself i guess isn't too bad. It's the motive that makes
him evil now it is strictly for his pleasure a breaking things. He shows no remorse for having
messed around with Shu and Aiger, and breaking all the blades he has. His most distinct evil trait is
his deeply seated grudge and jealousy of his twin brother Hyde who chose to take hades for himself
as a kid by resented his brother ever since and i speculate it's the reason he saw other methods
of getting stronger with his beyblade, as Valt's sister mentions in episode 13. "I heard the power
from the meteor made him really strong and gave his hair extra sheen!", thanks Nika! I think one
of the biggest misconceptions about phi himself is that he influenced Aiger to use dark aura,
while others say that it was the darkness within Achilles, but instead i pose a new theory;
because Achilles is usually helping hiker trust himself, those were the first words to Aiger.
It was also when phi met Achilles. I believe that Aiger was simply copying Phi's style,
let me explain; in the first episode of beyblade vs turbo we see Aiger copying Valt's launch style,
as Valt clearly notices, and this does work for him for a while. The first time we see Achilles
turned dark was in episode 24, when phi destroys Laban's bay vice leopard. We see a small amount
of darkness emanating from Achilles as Aiger sees dread phoenix- that's right dread phoenix.
Not revive, meaning for some reason dread phoenix's avatar is the one who breaks vice
leopard. This is what revive phoenix's avatar looks like and here's the purple overlay and
that's dread phoenix's color motif in the next episode hiker faces free de la hoya
and is able to tap onto his own feelings of anger and frustration now after losing using his normal
moves he begins to use these feelings of anger to empower his beyblade and also influence the
avatar because the influence goes both ways. This looks like Phi's dark aura, but i think
it actually represents the dark emotions that phi has likely been feeling all this time; having to
use obey he didn't want in the first place. In mythology the phoenix is destined to die,
although the phoenix is a powerful being that can appear to a human on rare occasions and
possesses the ability to incinerate things through touch; it's technically not immortal,
it can die, and it has a weakness. I believe that's why Achilles was destined to beat phi
and his phoenix as they are vulnerable to iron weapons like many other supernatural creatures
when a phoenix is pierced or slashed with iron they burn you can shoot or otherwise puncture
the bird too upon death the phoenix would combust and form a pile of ashes and it is also possible
to kill the phoenix by dousing it with water but it will be reborn unless you destroy the
ashes it is a possibility that phi tried to destroy his dread phoenix in that same volcano
in which we witness phoenix resurrect after being potentially killed within the beyblade burst quad
drive season but what about in real life i have burst the phoenix beyblades before and although
it's a tough bait of beat it isn't impossible the best way to know is to get out and practice
start your own bait club or get to bleeding versus a phoenix now i did want to leave you
with a few facts about 5 that i came across while making the video that i found interesting like who
has already beaten five before, and yeah i know it's Aiger guys' but did you forget that Ranjiro
has also beat Phi? That's right! Captain beat him in a triple a battle in beyblade burst turbo,
but i must point out that Phi targeted Kyle's mask and threw the match... So you you judge
that one. As revealed in the manga, phi's blood type is rh null and that's an extremely rare blood
group that exists in real life with less than 50 individuals having this blood group as of making
this video. I've linked an article i read about that includes the different blood types, from what
i gather it's so special because it has less or no antigens within the blood this makes it an ideal
blood type for donation as at the receiving body will not have an adverse response to the blood;
on the other hand this means that they can only receive the same blood in return when a person
is in need of a medical emergency. Now there's a lot more if you want to read up on it. If you want
to watch some beyblade action check out how the burst stoppers from hasbro work in slow motion. if
you want to see another beyblade theory check out how to beat Ryuga, and make yourself a legendary
beyblade using a meteorite. If you liked the video consider subscribing, donating and leaving
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