Title: Beyblade
Summary: Tyson is just an average kid who loves to beyblade. One day, he mysteriously aquires a bitbeast called Dragoon. Soon after, he battles in a tournament and becomes apart of Japan's greatest beyblade team. Tyson and the other members of team Japan, or the Blade Breakers, must now travle the world and beyblade in tournaments in order to be the best beybladers in the world!
Plot: 5/10
Characters: 9/10
Animation: 6/10
Music: 6/10
Overall: 6/10
Age Rating: PG
Episodes: 51
Reviewed By: Kayu Ishida

Although Beyblade is not one of my personal favorite anime, it's still a great show for young viewers. The plot lacks originality, and is very basic. It also lacks depth, but maybe the simpleness of Beyblade is somewhat of a good thing, because little children can understand it. The greatest quality of Beyblade is it's characters. The members of the Blade Breakers are so unique, and different from eachother, that it's fun to watch them. The only thing I will complain about the characters is the fact that their voice actors are quite bad, but that's just my opinion. The animation could be better, but it's not too bad. Beyblade's music wasn't as bad as other dubs. However, it still wasn't greatly pleasing, but that's to be expected. If you have a rowdy kid on your hands and you want him/her to settle down, then flip on Beyblade. They will HOPEFULLY be glued to the TV. Hell, even if you are bored, then kill time by watching Beyblade. It's not THAT bad. ^_^;