Beyblade X [Season 3 Episode 110]

Alright, let’s dive into “Beyblade X Season 3 Episode 110: The Counterattack Signal.” First off, if you’re a Beyblade fan, you know that each episode is a mix of intense battles, character growth, and that signature “let’s spin to win” energy. This one? It’s no exception.

The episode kicks off with Persona training at X Tower, gearing up for the big showdown against the Kurosu Clan. Now, Persona’s always been a bit of a wildcard—cool, collected, but with a fire under that calm exterior. Seeing them push their limits here? Chef’s kiss. The animation during the training sequences is crisp, with dynamic shots of their Bey spinning, clashing, and showing off those flashy moves we all love. OLM, the studio behind this, really knows how to make those Bey battles pop.

Then, in comes Shiguru Nanairo and Shieru Kaminari from Pendragon. Shiguru’s in a bind—his Bey’s not cutting it, and he needs Multi’s help to customize it. Let’s talk about Multi for a sec: they’re the tech genius of the group, always tinkering and coming up with upgrades. The scene where Shiguru explains his problem? You can feel his frustration. He’s got the skill, but his Bey’s holding him back. Multi’s response? “Let’s fix this.” And you just know they’re gonna work some magic.

The interaction between Shiguru and Multi is one of the episode’s highlights. It’s not just about fixing a Bey; it’s about trust. Shiguru has to open up about his weaknesses, and Multi has to deliver. The writers do a great job of showing that even the best bladers need a little help sometimes. Plus, the banter between Shieru and the others adds a lighthearted touch—keeps the mood from getting too heavy.

Now, let’s get to the action. The episode builds up to a practice battle between Persona and Shiguru’s upgraded Bey. The tension is real. You can hear the crowd (well, the characters in the tower) cheering them on. The battle itself is a rollercoaster—spin after spin, clash after clash. Persona’s Bey is fast, agile, but Shiguru’s new and improved one? It’s got power. The moment when Shiguru pulls off a new move? Chills. The animation here is top-notch, with vibrant colors and smooth transitions that make you feel like you’re right there in the arena.

But it’s not all about the battles. The episode also hints at what’s to come with the Kurosu Clan. They’re a mysterious group, and their presence looms over everything. The “counterattack signal” in the title? It’s not just about Shiguru’s Bey—it’s about the team gearing up to take the fight to the Kurosu Clan. The ending leaves you wanting more, with a teaser of what’s next. You can tell the stakes are getting higher, and I’m here for it.

Now, let’s talk about the fan reactions. From what I’ve seen, people are loving this episode. Fans are raving about the character development—especially Shiguru’s arc. They’re also hyped about the Bey customization scenes, with many saying it’s cool to see the technical side of Beyblade. Some are even speculating about what the Kurosu Clan’s next move will be. The consensus? This episode sets up the next big arc perfectly, and everyone’s excited to see where it goes.

One thing I noticed is how the episode balances action with heart. It’s not just about spinning tops; it’s about friendship, perseverance, and never giving up. Shiguru’s struggle to improve his Bey mirrors the real-life journey of anyone trying to get better at something. It’s relatable, and that’s what makes Beyblade X so engaging.

The music in this episode is also worth mentioning. The upbeat tracks during the battles get your adrenaline pumping, while the softer melodies during the character moments tug at your heartstrings. The sound design for the Bey clashes? Chef’s kiss—you can almost hear the metal on metal, the whir of the spin. It’s immersive.

If I had to pick a favorite part, it’s the final practice battle. The way Persona and Shiguru push each other to the limit, the unexpected twists in the battle, and the moment when Shiguru’s new Bey finally clicks—pure perfection. It’s a reminder of why we love Beyblade: it’s not just about winning; it’s about the journey to get there.

In conclusion, “The Counterattack Signal” is a solid episode that delivers on all fronts. It has great character moments, intense battles, and sets up the next arc with excitement. Whether you’re a long-time fan or just getting into Beyblade X, this episode is a must-watch. The animation is stunning, the story is engaging, and the energy is contagious. I can’t wait to see what happens next—especially with the Kurosu Clan on the horizon. Let’s spin into the next episode together!

P.S. If you’re into Beyblade merchandise, keep an eye out for Shiguru’s upgraded Bey—rumor has it it’s gonna be a hot item. Just saying. 😉