Beyblade X Vol 1
SCORE: 74
Noah recently purchased Beyblade X Vol 1 and asked me if I wanted to
read and review it. Of course I did. There are two hundred and eight
pages within Beyblade X Vol 1. Chapters one through four are covered in
Beyblade X Vol 1. Most of Beyblade X Vol 1 feels really familiar to me.
I suspect I saw some of the anime at some point in the past. There is a
little bonus chapter at the end of Beyblade X Vol 1.
I promise to provide spoilers for the rest of this manga review.
Beyblade X Vol 1 introduces readers to Robin. He wants to be a
professional blader. He goes to this event and some pros are weeding out
the weak in Beyblade X Vol 1. They beat him and then completely break
his Beyblade. What can Robin do? His dreams are crushed. Another
character wearing a mask shows up in Beyblade X Vol 1. This character
wants to be called Blader X.
There is some violence in the Beyblade battles in Beyblade X Vol 1. The
characters are able to do some special attacks during the Beyblade
matches. It looks like one character will win until the other character
launches their special attack. There are also animals associated with
some of the blades in Beyblade X Vol 1. Maybe I should get back to what
happens with Robin in Beyblade X Vol 1.
Blader X decimates the others and helps Robin get closer to being a pro
in Beyblade X Vol 1. We find out that Blader X is actually Jaxon Cross.
Multi Nana-Iro shows up and gives Robin a Beyblade of his choice in
Beyblade X Vol 1. She winds up joining the team in Beyblade X Vol 1. The
team is fully fleshed out at that point. Teams usually consist of three
characters in Beyblade X Vol 1.
Robin, Blader X and Multi Nana-Iro become a pro team in Beyblade X Vol
1. There is a neat flashback where we find out about when Jaxon Cross
fought the leader of the best pro team. See he used to be on that team.
The Beyblade X Vol 1 manga book ends with the trio fighting another pro
team. The first battle of three is about to begin when Beyblade X Vol 1
decides to wrap it up. I think Noah is getting more of these manga
volumes.
- Paul
Graphics: 72%
Writing: 76%
Replay/Extras: 74%
Story: 79%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%
System: Manga
Publisher: Viz Media
Author: Kawamoto, Muno, Demizu
Rating: ‘T’ for THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY {Fantasy Violence}
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