We got a lot of cool characters, Beyblades and gimmicks for those Beyblades, but did
you ever wonder just how big the Beyblade stadiums are?
While Takara Tomy and Hasbro have given us this (on screen).
We want something that looks more like this.
You're watching Beyblade dad, and today we're finding out how big is an anime Beyblade stadium.
So here we go, first thing that's first.
We're going to set some ground rules.
1 We are going to do Beyblade Burst stadiums, and we're basically going to use what we have
for information on the anime itself.
We're not going to use the comics itself because, lets face it.
Not everybody reads it.
We do have quite a few stadiums, so lets get right into that, and begin with the first
stadium that we do see in Beyblade Burst.
Luckily enough we do get a lot of glimpses as to how big this stadium is.
For the most part, this sized Beyblade stadium is what they use throughout the tournaments
and throughout most of their practices in most of the seasons.
So when we are looking at a round Beyblade stadium, this is how big it actually is.
To first find out how big it is, we have to do some measuring.
This is not something that's hard to do, and that's because we can reference off one of
the characters themselves that we have, and see how big they are compared to the Beyblade
stadiums, and then we have our result.
We are going to use Valt Aoi as a reference point, or measuring stick so we'll have something
to compare it to.
I did try to look up just how tall Valt Aoi is, but of course i could not find that information
anywhere.
So what I did do is take the average height of an eleven year old, because well, that's
how old Valt is throughout the Beyblade Burst first season.
If you're a big fan of the series as well, you can actually notice and compare with another
more standard feature that we would find in real world; and that is a barn door.
There is in the first episode of Beyblade Burst Turbo, a scene in which Aiger (and his
sister) roll a Beyblade stadium across a barn door.
Giving us the overall length of the Beyblade stadium.
Not necessarily the diameter that we're looking for.
So, in order to make life a lot easier for myself and for this video, I decided to reference
off every single main character.
So hey, here is a free one for you.
Let's see everybody's height compared to Valt, and in doing so I could find out from various
different locations and pictures just how big each stadium is.
I'm going to quickly show you the process of how I came up with all of the measurements
for the stadiums.
You might be asking yourself, "Well, what's the point?
Why do I even want to know the anime stadium sizes?".
It is my hope, to one day see these anime stadiums come to life, and now by having the
exact measurements, (or at least what I think is the right measurements).
It gives us a chance to accurately know just how big they are in real life, and giving
us a chance to replicate them.
Not only as a hobby, but for tournament standardization.
It would be amazing to see schools, and parks fitted with these Beyblade stadiums that are
basically true to the show.
But I digress, now that we have all the information that we need.
That is, the height of our bladers, now we can compare to (like I said) all the stadiums
we have.
When we think about how big they are, I'm going to be talking about the dome itself.
So we will start off in Burst, the diameter of that stadium is six feet and ten inches,
which is huge when you think about it.
you could really see that, and can tell by looking at the anime, just the sheer size
of it.
But the Beyblade Burst Sparking, or Beyblade Burst Surge stadium is even bigger than that!!
Coming in at eight feet eleven inches or two and a half meters(a little bit more than 2.5
meters) in diameter.
A Beyblade stadium that actually surprised me with its size was the championship stadium
that was used between Dante and Gwyn in Beyblade Burst Rise finals, otherwise made by Hasbro
as the Vertical Drop Beyblade set, which is nine feet in diameter.
Following the same trend of being "bigger", the Dynamite Battle stadium is one of the
biggest ones we have.
No doubt as you've seen with the Dynamite battle set that was introduced this year in
2021.
Its diameter is nine and a half feet, but that's still smaller than another Beyblade
stadium that I have not yet mentioned.
That is of course, the Hypersphere.
The Hypersphere is two stadiums together in my opinion.
Or two domes squished together.
The length of this is eleven feet and seven inches, making it a real hassle to carry around.
This stadium along with the rails of the Turbo Beyblade stadium are among the biggest that
we have.
The Beyblade Burst Turbo rails are ten and a half feet in diameter from end to end.
These Beyblade stadiums, while amazing, they must be situated in basically one spot.
Just the sheer size of them means that they will be heavy, but how do we explain that
Aiger was able to roll his Beyblade stadium?
Maybe that stadium was made with a different material, but what do you think?
What are Beyblade stadiums made out of?
Is it foam?
Is it concrete, or something else all together?
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