Beyblade Battle Game App Download
Kiera Mcintyde
PAWTUCKET, R.I.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- This fall, the BEYBLADE phenomenon returns with a new way to battle with the launch of the next generation--BEYBLADE BURST. Global play company Hasbro, Inc. (NASDAQ:HAS) has teamed up with SUNRIGHTS INC. and d-rights Inc. to launch BEYBLADE BURST in North America beginning this fall with an innovative toy line that integrates with a new digital app and an animated series that will excite existing and new fans alike.
BEYBLADE fans can expand their play digitally with the BEYBLADE BURST app available now in the App Store and Google Play in the U.S. and Canada for supported iOS and Android devices with certain other markets to follow in 2017. Players can scan their BEYBLADE BURST tops into the app where they can interchange components with other BEYBLADE BURST tops in their virtual collection and battle digitally. The BEYBLADE BURST app also includes a local multi-player experience and a tournament mode.
"We are excited to reinvent the BEYBLADE franchise with the BEYBLADE BURST product line and app experience," said Jerry Perez, senior vice president of marketing at Hasbro. "The breakthrough new burst component, combined with our most in-depth integrated digital experience ever, allows fans to engage in epic BEYBLADE battles and strive to become a BEYBLADE master."
"We are thrilled to see this new generation come to life through the BEYBLADE BURST toy line and digital app," says Daizo Suzuki, President of SUNRIGHTS INC. "The animation brings exciting new characters, stories and battles to a new generation of fans who can participate in an immersive digital world of BEYBLADE BURST."
The new BEYBLADE BURST animated series is created by production company OLM and includes new characters, stories and dramatic battles. The series will air in Canada beginning Saturday, September 10 at 3pm on Teletoon with other broadcast deals to be announced.
The BEYBLADE franchise was inspired by traditional Japanese battling tops called "Bei-Goma" and originally created in 1999 by TOMY Company, Ltd. as a modern battling top system. The brand has been an international phenomenon in over 80 countries, with two full generations to date, including seven series, two movies, and three spin off series.
SUNRIGHTS INC., the fast growing New York based entertainment arm of Japanese production company d-rights Inc., will handle the distribution of broadcast, non-toy merchandising and promotional rights for BEYBLADE BURST outside of Asia. Learn more on SUNRIGHTS INC's website and social channels at www.beyblade.com, Facebook.com/officialbeyblade, Twitter.com/Beyblade_burst and instagram.com/officialbeyblade/.
About Hasbro
Hasbro (NASDAQ: HAS) is a global company committed to Creating the World's Best Play Experiences, by leveraging its beloved brands, including LITTLEST PET SHOP, MAGIC: THE GATHERING, MONOPOLY, MY LITTLE PONY, NERF, PLAY-DOH and TRANSFORMERS, and premier partner brands. From toys and games, television programming, motion pictures, digital gaming and consumer product licensing, Hasbro fulfills the fundamental need for play and connection with children and families around the world. The Company's Hasbro Studios and its film label, ALLSPARK PICTURES, create entertainment brand-driven storytelling across mediums, including television, film, digital and more. Through the company's commitment to corporate social responsibility, including philanthropy, Hasbro is helping to build a safe and sustainable world and to positively impact the lives of millions of children and families. Learn more at www.hasbro.com, and follow us on Twitter (@Hasbro & @HasbroNews) and Instagram (@Hasbro).
About SUNRIGHTS INC.
SUNRIGHTS INC. is an entertainment rights management company backed by one of the top advertising agencies in Japan, Asatsu DK, and the trading conglomerate Mitsubishi Corp. Located in New York City, SUNRIGHTS directly manages the development of intellectual property globally outside of Asia. Learn more about us at -inc.com.
About d-rights Inc.
d-rights, Inc. is a key player in international production of animated content for families and children globally. They are recognized for brands such as BEYBLADE, B-Daman, and Scan2Go. d-rights manages every aspect of content creation from production to distribution, financing, marketing and product licensing. Co-owned by Asatsu-DK Inc. (ADK) who distributes popular titles including "Yu-Gi-Oh!", "Doraemon", "Crayon Shin-chan" and "One piece", and Mitsubishi Corporation, d-rights assumes a key role in the global business. Check out our properties at -rights.com.
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The movie begins with the battle of Tyson with a boy in BBA Final Tournament of World Championships. Just as the battle ends, a mysterious boy named Daichi enters the stadium, challenging Tyson to battle with him. Tyson reluctantly agrees and both launch their blades. On the other hand, a man named Professor Tengai takes his students to a trip in an ancient ruins where he explains to them - which are hidden dark bit beasts sealed to rest by an ancient king. Back in the fight, Tyson starts to defeat Daichi who, in rage, starts empowering his blade and a scar on his forehead lightens up. In the ancient ruins, because of that scar's mysterious light, a rock breaks to reveal a secret chamber. Daichi is defeated back at the stadium but another story has begun in the ruins. The Professor and his students enter the hidden cave in awe and reach a mysterious hall with a stone table in the middle. They reach it and suddenly the bit beast which were sealed in the walls of the hall become free and enslave the four children. They become evil and imprison the Professor because their memory is lost. Tyson soon realize throughout the movie that those dark bit beasts now want to seal the light bit beasts of the four Blade Breakers, and that those bit beasts are actually the dark versions of the four sacred bit beasts. Finally, a great battle takes place in which the Blade Breakers are victorious. The dark beasts are once again put to rest with the whole ruins collapsing in the end.
Toho released the film in Japan alongside Ape Escape The Movie: Battle for the Golden Pippo Helmet on August 17, 2002.[4] The film grossed $3,216,050 at the box office to rank as the 68th highest-grossing film in the country that year.[2] To promote the movie, Takao Aoki drew a partial adaptation that ran in CoroCoro Comic, which was later republished in the final tankōbon of the Beyblade manga released by Shogakukan and Viz Media.[5] VAP released the film on VHS and DVD in Japan on March 21, 2003.[6] Takara produced movie specific tops that were released via ticket purchase campaigns, preorders for the home video release and through Beyblade blind boxes.[7] Warner Music Japan published a 21-song soundtrack CD on August 7, 2002.[8]
An English version, produced by Nelvana, was released as direct-to-video by Miramax Family in North America on March 22, 2005. Citication Needed The original score was replaced with reused music from the English dub of the TV series, and the film is presented in a 1.33:1 pan and scan format, instead of the Japanese release's 1.78:1 format. The release includes a bonus featurette on the production of the English dub alongside highlights of the 2004 Beyblade World Championship.[9] Echo Bridge Home Entertainment later reissued the DVD in 2012 and 2013.[10] The film premiered in Canada on YTV on March 4, 2006 and in the United States on Cartoon Network on November 21, 2009.[11][12]
Battle Bladers is a tournament run by the Dark Nebula, but hosted by the WBBA. It was what Yu Tendo wished for when he won the survival battle. The main purpose of it was to give Ryuga power for L Drago, so he could get stronger. You needed 50,000 bey points to get into the tournament, and the point of that was to weed out the weaker bladers. Only the first 16 bladers who earn 50,000 bey points can enter the tournament. The winner of the tournament was Gingka.
The Majestics were met by the Bladebreakers one by one. Actually, they were introduced before the team existed. The first to be confronted was Robert, on a boat from the United States to Europe. He destroyed many children's' beyblades, which drove Tyson mad and ended up on a beybattle between them. Although slightly impressed by Tyson's Dragoon, Robert defeated him easily.
The Bladebreakers then take a train through to Paris, where they meet Oliver, who is not only the local Beyblade champion, but also one of the best Cooks. Tyson fights with him in the middle of a famous park in Paris, and the battle ends in a draw. The next to be confronted was Enrique. He owns a personal beystadium, which is a copy of the Coliseum. He fights against Tyson, and wins with ease. On the next day, he fights with Tyson again, but this time he loses.
The Bladebreakers' next destination is now Robert's castle in Germany. There, they meet not only Robert, but also his friend Johnny, the most arrogant of the team. Johnny challenges Kai for a fight, but Kai refuses, stating that Johnny is a only a short-tempered boy. However, after Johnny accuses Kai of being coward, Kai accepts. After a tight fight, Kai loses, much to his disappointment.
Still in the castle, the Bladebreakers finally challenge the Majestics to a battle, as a team. The Majestics at first refuse it, but then Robert sees the challenge as an opportunity to make it an opening event for his new Olympia Colosseum. He also tells the Bladebreakers that the team who wins will go to the finals in Russia, even though the Majestics did not enter the World Championship. The Bladebreakers accept, and the battle begins.
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