Hasbro Beyblade Slingshock Turbo Spryzen S4

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Turbo Spryzen S4's size makes it heavier than most other Hasbro Layers. At the time of writing, it is the second heaviest Hasbro Layer (excluding the Pro Series). The Turbo Awakening debuted in episode 32 of the Beyblade Burst Turbo anime, entitled "Dread Tower! The Dark Citadel!". During the episode, Valt Aoi continues training at Taiga Akabane's ranch to master his new Turbo Bey, Turbo Valtryek.Z.Ev. Free De La Hoya arrives and offers his services as a training partner with his own Turbo Bey, Geist Fafnir.8'P.Ab. After numerous battles, Valt successfully perfects his launching technique and activates his Bey's Turbo Awakening. He officially appeared in Episode 12, having a conversation with Fubuki via cellphone. After Fubuki confided in him about his loss in the Luinor Cup, Shu simply advised him to not give up and convinced him to leave Japan for America. There, he aided in Fubuki's training by giving him some helpful pointers on launching, while also showing him that Beyblade should be fun and not just about practice and hard work. It was also mentioned that he explained to Fubuki about Bey resonance. It is interesting to note that Shu's personality as Red Eye is eerily similar to that of Lui, with his new desire to seek out opponents he views as worthy to face, and how he is set on defeating all who stand in his way. He also starts to destroy other people's beys, such as when he destroys Ghasem's Maximus Garuda, Norman's Twin Noctemis, the Reboot tip on Valt's Genesis Valtryek, and Lui's Nightmare Luinor. He also tears one of Ken Midori's hand puppets, Besu. What's Included:Energy Layer - Hades H3Forge Disc - 11Disc Frame - TurnPerformance Tip - ZephyrLauncherRipcordInstructions

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Shu (as Red Eye) met Boa and encouraged him to not give up in his Bey training. He told him that to get stronger he would have to ditch that mindset; that he would never get as good as Red Eye, and try harder. This led to Boa idolizing Red Eye and following him around as he trains to grow stronger than him. A good example is when Shu loses to Lui, Boa was disappointed that someone as strong as him lose and mentions how much he idolizes him. Having discarded the mantle of Red Eye and reclaimed his true self, legendary Blader Shu Kurenai now acts as leader and mentor of the Raging Bulls. Sensing the changes coming to the Blading world, he creates Turbo Spryzen as a mean to stay ahead of the competition.In the Burst character popularity polls held in Japan in 2018 and 2020, Shu won 1st place as the most popular character.

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In the next Episode 48 , he is seen along with Ranjiro, Fubuki, and Suoh helping Aiger train for his upcoming match with Phi. In addition, he is shown to have gotten Turbo Spryzen fixed following its previous destruction.Spryzen's axe is replaced with a gold ax-style halberd with a silver rod and silver medallion with Spryzen's "S" symbol. This hints that Shu may have perfectionist habits, as he seemingly punishes himself for losing. His transformation is completed when he joins the Snake Pit Organization, led by the mysterious Ashtem, and he cuts himself off from his friends. In Beyblade Burst Evolution, he joined the American team, the Raging Bulls, with his new Beyblade, Legend Spryzen 7 Merge to battle in the World Championships. After losing to Free De La Hoya, he secretly became Red Eye, becoming the season's main antagonist. After losing to Lui once again and revealing his identity as Red Eye, Shu created his new Spryzen Requiem 0 Zeta. For a while, he became possessed by his Bey, but was eventually saved by his best friend, Valt Aoi. He was the runner-up of the International Blader's Cup and a new member of the Big Five. Later on, Shu is made aware of Aiger Akabane's possessed behavior and growing obsession with power and, along with Fubuki, sets off to confront him at the mysterious castle known as Dread Tower. Once there, he challenged Aiger to a battle with his new Turbo Spryzen, which he won with ease. He then attempted to explain to Aiger that his resonance with Achilles was corrupted and that he was hurting his Bey by forcing his will upon it. Unfortunately, Aiger appeared to refuse to believe this, although he was simply denying it to escape the truth of his wrongs. Aiger is later relieved of his darkness during a battle with Phi, but at the cost of his Z Achilles being destroyed. Taking pity on Aiger, Shu accompanies him to Japan, where he helps him rebuild his Bey, as well as teaching him how to properly resonate with his new Turbo Achilles.