Beyblade: Metal Fusion S1 E34

## Plot

Ginga assures Madoka that he's fine, and she leaves on a bus. He's determined to get into Battle Bladers and defeat Ryuga. He tries his new special move again, and Pegasus is able to still spin upon landing. It was close though. He still has to master the new launcher. If he doesn't perfect it, he won't be able to keep winning. He sees Hikaru battle someone named Teru, who has an Earth Virgo ballerina bey. He defeats her, and earns 1,500 points. Madoka is sure she's heard of him somewhere before. Ginga keeps practicing and winning. One night, he runs into Teru, and they talk. They're both going to enter a city challenge tournament the next day. Teru says he's going to defeat him there as payback, because he's his supporter. Ginga is confused, because he doesn't remember ever meeting him before. Madoka finds out that Teru used to be a ballet star, but wonders why a dancer would become a blader. An accident happened during a show a year ago. A stage light fell on his ankle, and a dancer's ankle is everything. He suddenly disappeared from the ballet world. While he was recovering, he saw Ginga and Pegasus on TV one day. It was like they were dancing with the spark he had lost. He was hopeful again. A girl from the ballet gave him his Earth Virgo. He wants to be a star again, with a bey stadium as his stage. That's what he meant by supporter. Ginga is impressed that he had the courage and determination to start over again, but he can't lose again either. Virgo can spin incredibly fast. It's using centrifugal force, like when a ballerina opens her arms while spinning to make herself go faster. But figure skating is a lot like ballet, but on ice, and according to some physics stuff I looked up: "If she pulls her arms and leg in closer to her rotational axis, her moment of inertia decreases. Her angular velocity (spinning speed) must therefore increase to keep her angular momentum constant. When a figure skater wants to slow her spin, she can simply extend her arms again." Yes, I actually bothered to look up things like centrifugal and centripetal force, and ballerina and figure skater spinning physics. There's two metal balls in Virgo's spin track, and when they move to the outside, they force the center to spin faster. Attacks from the side and from above don't have any affect on it. Pegasus can't create a vacuum and use Starblast attack at the same time. It won't have enough power to counter Virgo's spin power, but if Ginga doesn't attack, he'll lose anyways, since Virgo is a stamina type. He thinks about going below, but he can't dive down into the stadium. He gets an idea when Teru says soar. He uses his new special move, Storm Bringer, to make Virgo float so he can attack it from below. It works, and he defeats Teru. Madoka sees that high speeds and heat create an updraft that lifts the opponent into the air. Once the air current is cut off, the other bey loses its balance, and then you just have to deliver one final blow. The special move will work no matter what. Teru congratulates Ginga, and he tells him that he shone bright too. He agrees to battle him and his bey again sometime. Meanwhile, Ryuga tells him to keep getting stronger, so he can be a fitting opponent for him and L-Drago.