You're probably here because you think that Beyblade metal series, and Beyblade Burst
are actually in the same universe. I'm gonna give you the Beyblade complete timeline. In
which I'm gonna try to explain through different ways how the series has progressed, and how its
timeline has been shaped by the events and by the Beyblades themselves. This is a Beyblade Theory.
Both of the Beyblades that are in the series, or anime are actually made
of metal. So, yes Beyblade Burst is metal series; you can tell by their manufacturing processes
the Beyblade Burst series, that a lot of the Beyblades (basically a lot of the main characters'
Beyblades), are made out of metal. You could see from every strike, that there's sparks that fly.
And, yes metal could be incorporated within the layer. We've seen a progression in the use
of metal, not only for a forged disk, or a center balance, but to be used within the layer.
This does start with Bakuten shoot, and intensifies all the way through metal series.
Where we see the metal on the outside of the layer and the inside. That might be for many reasons;
power, durability and of course to have that extra weight when attacking, or even when defending.
This is not unheard of. If we connect all the threads together, then that does mean
that Beyblade Burst and Beyblade Metal series would be in the same universe,
and if they are then that does mean that perhaps Bakuten shoot is in the same universe as well.
For in Beyblade Burst Turbo, we do see Count Nightfell has a Dranzer. We've seen
very many similarities as well in settings, and that of course could just be the animators reusing
the photos, or animations. Or, maybe just to play homage to the original content, but yes there are
many parallels between the Beyblade series, there has been a progression of the size of
the beystadium that our bladers use, and that is within the tournaments themselves. Whether that is
visually in the way that the beystadium looks in burst, or in the sheer size that we see
all the way in Beyblade Metal Fusion, if we go even further into the future, as we know that
Ginga passed on to legacy to Zero Kurogane. The beystadiums can get amazingly big, complicated,
and even move. So, there has been (like i say), a clear progression of the size, type,
and use of Beyblade stadiums. Along with what we see in the show, in the manga we are actually able
to see and confirm that Beyblade Bakuten shoot was actually part of the same Beyblade Burst universe,
(like i said) it could just be the writer paying homage to the original source material, or like
i said it could be something more. It could be proof, that once again they are connected.
I usually believe that animators, creators, and the people involved in making the content for us
would not let things go without a purpose. But, "hey Beyblade dad" you say, "those bridges don't
look exactly the same, what's going on there?!?". To which i respond to you, observant viewer,
"well, the reason is maintenance". I think you're right. It's not the same bridge,
but it is the same location. We can clearly see that there has been a progression of time,
whether it be from one season to another, but that bridge actually gives us a very important clue. A
very important time reference clue, you see, bridges actually have a life span. That means
if this is the same location, (if we look into the lifespan of a bridge) we may be able to answer
as to when exactly these events happened. Road bridges have actually a lifespan of 43
to maybe 50 years. So that may give us that time frame from the beginning of one season,
all the way to the end of the other. But, these aren't regular bridges. They are truss bridges,
and they are constructed with very strong, and very durable steel. Often lasting over a
hundred years!! So that means that we have an even bigger time gap between these events. Or is there
something else that could be going on? Well, the truth is we don't actually have to wait 100 years,
because if there's some sort of corrosion, or if anything happens; if any seismic activity
happens then it might compromise the bridge, and because of the cost of it being totally replaced
these kinds of bridges are usually replaced piece by piece. In my opinion one thing is
clear, that these events all happen within the same vicinity, and with the same
landmarks. Because we do know that they do take part in the same world, just of course not
in the same time. That may explain why everybody doesn't know of everybody else, they're so distant
in the past that they're basically irrelevant. Beyblade has been around for thousands of years
in the Beyblade world, and a few hundred more or a few hundred less, well that's just a blink
of an eye. I have spoken many times before about the universe's being one before in other videos.
What do you think though, are all Beyblade sagas connected?!? If so, is this their complete
timeline?! Let me know down in the comments below, and of course on the screen you'll see a couple of
videos that i think you will love click on one of them, and i'll surely see you there.