u/HeadAggravating3418

Actually, the manga seems too fast

And a lot of moments that made me love the characters were lost

What can I say about the fact that almost all the characters who had their own story and character in the anime feel like background in the manga

And even if you like them only because of the battles, they are much better in the anime

Yes. The manga is more graphic

But what does that matter?

Is the quality of the story determined by the amount of "blood" in it?

I won't say that the manga itself is bad

Maybe I would have liked it if I had read it before I saw the anime

And by the way, Beyblade Burst is the anime I grew up on and I love it even now

Actually, this question has been bothering me a lot lately. And the hell with the lack of participation, but not without explanation at all. After all, it looks strange, to say the least.

So without further ado, let's get straight to what I managed to come up with. So, he was very busy, especially at Raging Bulls.

The question still arises as to why he is there at all, especially in season 6, since he did nothing significant for the plot. (And you don't need to write that it's fanservice, I already know that. And the question is more rhetorical, but if you have your own idea, go ahead.)