Opening and Ending Themes
In the English dub of the anime, all three seasons used Let's Beyblade by Sick Kid as their opening and ending themes. The original Japanese version used the following songs:
- Opening themes
- Fighting Spirits - Song for Beyblade (System-B) (opening for episodes 1-51)
- Off the Chains (Toss & Turn) (opening for episodes 52-73)
- Jet (γΈγ§γγ?) (Fairy Fore) (episodes 74-102)
- Go Ahead ~Bokura no Jidai e~ (Motoko Kumai) (episodes 103-135)
- Identified (Springs) (episodes 136-154)
- Ending themes
- Cheer Song (System-B) (ending for episodes 1-51)
- Urban Love (Shiori) (episodes 52-73)
- What's the Answer? (Retro G-Style) (episodes 74-102)
- Oh Yes!! (Sista with Yuka)
- Kaze no Fuku Basho (Makiyo)
- Sign of Wish (Makiyo)
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