Beyblade - Season 3

Season 3
Beyblade: G Revolution
Episodes

New Kid in Town

A Team Divided

Invitation to Battle

We Were Once Bladebreakers...

A League of His Own

You're the Man, Kai!

Take Your Best Shot

Roughing It

Swiped on the Streets

It's a Battle Royale

The Blame Game

When in Rome, Let It Rip!

Kenny's Big Battle

Picking Up the Pieces

Sleepless in Madrid

Fire and Water

Same Old Dirty Tricks

Beyblade Like an Egyptian

One for All...Free for All

Burdens of a Champion

Under Pressure

Sibling Rivalry

Ray and Kai: The Ultimate Face Off!

Down Under, Thunder

Max Attacks!

Familiar Faces

What a Blast!

Changing Gears

And Then There Were Two

Let the Games Begin... Again!

Runaway Daichi

Beyblade Idol

Out of Their League

The Mysterious Mystel

Pros and Ex-Cons

Boris, the Blade Stops Here

The Bega Challenge

Bega on the Rise

Rebel Alliance

Back to Basics

And Justice-Five for All

When You Wish Upon a Star

Sing Ming Ming Sing!

Refuse to Lose

Max to the Max

The Return of Kai

Now You're Making Me Mad

The Beyblading Spirit

The Principles of Victory

Welcome to My Nightmare

Brooklyn's Back

Beybattle for the Ages
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