B-Legend! Battle B-Daman Flame Soul - What is the appeal of the passionate battles and deep story?

"B-Legend! Battle B-Daman Flame Soul" - The hot-blooded battle returns!

Broadcast in 2005, B-Daman: Flame Soul is a TV anime series based on the original work by Eiji Inuki. The story is a tale of adventure and friendship that revolves around a battle game using marbles called B-Daman. It aired every Monday on TV Tokyo and consisted of 51 episodes from January 10 to December 26, 2005. It was directed by Mitsuo Hashimoto and produced by Nihon Animage, with TV Tokyo, Yomiko Advertising, d-rights, and Takara Tomy involved in the production.

story

The main character, Owa Yamato, is an 11-year-old boy who loves B-Daman. He has obtained a new machine, the Cobalt Saber Fire, and is looking forward to the B-Daman tournament, WINNERS. Meanwhile, Yamato receives an "Announcement Machine" in the shape of B-Daman's face. This machine plays an important role for B-Das who wish to participate in WINNERS. Following hints sent from the tournament headquarters, he begins his journey to collect "Strike Shots" from all over B-Da World and head to the tournament venue. With the condition that the strike shots must match his machine, Yamato and his friends challenge numerous B-Battles and obtain the strike shots.

Yamato successfully collects all the special balls and arrives at the tournament venue, but is defeated in the finals by a mysterious boy named Aquilas. However, just as the two are about to exchange handshakes in friendship, the Boss Master of B-Deus suddenly appears. Aquilas is a descendant of the legendary Lupus tribe who has the power to create special balls, and it is revealed that the Boss Master is plotting to obtain that power. Yamato and his friends fight the Bida of B-Deus and struggle to protect Bida World. A 5-on-5 battle is proposed, and despite suffering at the hands of B-Deus, Yamato and his friends rise up to save the world.

cast

The cast of this work is impressive, with Takagi Reiko playing the main character Yamato. Other talented voice actors include Yasuyuki Tai as Gray, Kaneda Tomoko as Tsubame, Kishio Daisuke as Enju, Mamiya Kurumi as Bull, Omoto Makiko as Gunnos, and Hoshi Soichiro as Aquilas. The individuality of each character is brought out by the voice actors' performances, adding depth to the story.

Main Staff

The original work is by Eiji Inuki, the director is Mitsuo Hashimoto, and the series is written by Katsumi Hasegawa and Yeon Eun Wu. The character designs are Yoshiyo Nagamori and Kwon Yunho, the mechanic design is Go Kimura, the animation director is Ahn Jin-mo, the art directors are Nobuto Sakamoto and Go-wook Lee, the CG directors are Taiji Kawanishi and Mi-hee Park, the cinematographers are Bong-ryong Noh and Sun-ki Ham, the editors are Keiko Onodera and Kyun-ta Kim, the music is Makihiko Araki, the sound director is Hideo Takahashi, the associate producers are Hisakazu Motohashi and Won-bong Chang, the animation producers are Atsushi Tanaka and Dong-hyung Kim, and the producers are Toshishi Aoki, Shinichi Ikeda, and Mamiko Aoki. The animation production is supported by Synergy Japan, Heewon Entertainment, and SONOKONG, the animation is produced by Nippon Animedia, and the production is handled by TV Tokyo, Yomiuri Advertising, d-rights, and Takara Tomy.

Main Characters

Owa Yamato is the protagonist of this work, an 11-year-old boy who loves B-Daman. He has a natural B-Daman sense and is usually joking around, but when it comes to battle he becomes serious and fights at full power. He is a man of action and hates crooked things. He goes on a journey with his pet cat Tamegoro to find the special pitch that will allow him to participate in "WINNERS". He learns of the conspiracy of B-Deus and fights to save the world.

Gray Michael Vincent is 12 years old and grew up with his twin sister, Liena, in the town of Winton. He sets out on a journey to defeat Yamato, and grows during his journey in WINNERS, progressing to the main tournament. He fights alongside Yamato to thwart B-Deus' schemes.

Tsubame Tsubame is 10 years old and comes from the village of Tsubakura in the country of Zipangu. He travels with his senior disciple Tetsunosuke to face off against his fellow students in "WINNERS". He is unable to participate in the tournament because he wants to avenge Tetsunosuke, who was killed by Haja's cowardly hand, but the growth of his heart on the way is greater than if he had won the tournament.

Gunnos takes part in the "WINNERS" tournament to beat the previous champion Yamato, and sets off on a journey carrying the hopes of the people of his hometown. He meets Yamato during his journey, and although they fight, they become friends. He has a lively and noisy personality, and during his journey he falls in love with Kiku-chan, and is chased by his childhood friend Hana.

Aquilas is a boy of unknown age who Bull met on his journey. He aims to become the strongest Bider in "WINNERS". He is actually the only descendant of the legendary "Lupus tribe" who has the power to create a deadly ball with his own power, and is targeted by "B-Deus" led by Boss Master in order to obtain that power. He is accompanied by Shin, a wolf who can speak human language.

Enju is the strongest Bider with natural abilities. At one time, he was living an idle life in the world of darkness, but after a battle with Gray, he was inspired to defeat Yamato, and he participated in "WINNERS". Although he was defeated by Aquilas in the semi-finals, he always acts alone and appears out of nowhere.

Bull Borgnine is 12 years old and usually absent-minded, but sometimes his personality changes drastically and he looks like a different person. He fell in love with the potential of Aquilas, whom he met on his journey to participate in "WINNERS", and cooperated with Aquilas's machine development as a mechanic.

Tamegoro is Yamato's pet cat and is always with him. He is very intelligent and reacts like a human, but he never meows.

Main Robot Items

Yamato uses the Cobalt Saber Fire, Cobalt Blaster, and Cobalt Blaster Drive Cannon B-Daman, and his special attack ball is the Drive Bullet. Gray uses the Chrome Revan Cyclone and Chrome Harrier B-Daman, and his special attack ball is the Speed ​​Bullet. Tsubame uses the Wing Blade Raigekigan B-Daman, and his special attack ball is the Clone Bullet. Gunnos uses the Gunbreaker and Break Ogre B-Daman, and his special attack ball is the Metal Bullet. Aquilas uses the Revolver Hades and Gatling Hades B-Daman, and his special attack ball is the Stealth Bullet. Enjo uses the Blazing Kaiser and Variable Kaiser B-Daman, and his special attack ball is the Black Drive Bullet.

subtitle

The subtitles for all 51 episodes are as follows:

• Episode 1: When You Wish Upon a Star (2005/01/10)
• Episode 2: Clash! (2005/01/17)
• Episode 3: The Great Hero (2005/01/24)
• Episode 4: Gold Rush (2005/01/31)
• Episode 5: Encounter with the Unknown (2005/02/07)
• Episode 6: Battle Runner (2005/02/14)
• Episode 7: A Fistful of Dollars (2005/02/21)
• Episode 8: Suddenly Like a Flame (2005/02/28)
• Episode 9: The Unforgiven (2005/03/07)
• Episode 10: City of Reunion (2005/03/14)
• Episode 11: Farewell, Friend (2005/03/21)
• Episode 12: Count to Three (2005/03/28)
• Episode 13: Whiteout (2005/04/04)
• Episode 14: Men's Elegy (2005/04/11)
• Episode 15: The Final Countdown (2005/04/18)
• Episode 16: The Way of the Dragon (2005/04/25)
• Episode 17: Youth Carnival (2005/05/02)
• Episode 18: The Winners (2005/05/09)
• Episode 19: Hard Target (2005/05/16)
• Episode 20: Hot Shot (2005/05/23)
• Episode 21: Swallowtail (2005/05/30)
• Episode 22: Labyrinth (2005/06/06)
• Episode 23: The Conditions of a Hero (2005/06/13)
• Episode 24: The Wilderness of Rage (2005/06/20)
• Episode 25: Showdown (2005/06/27)
• Episode 26: Scarred Glory (2005/07/04)
• Episode 27: High Noon Duel (2005/07/11)
• Episode 28: The Great Reversal (2005/07/18)
• Episode 29: Fugitive (2005/07/25)
• Episode 30: Wings of Friendship (2005/08/01)
• Episode 31: Spider (2005/08/08)
• Episode 32: End of the World (2005/08/15)
• Episode 33: The Closed Forest (2005/08/22)
• Episode 34: The Strange and Strange Caveman (2005/08/29)
• Episode 35: Twins (2005/09/05)
• Episode 36: Melody of Betrayal (2005/09/12)
• Episode 37: Miracle Sea (2005/09/19)
• Episode 38: Dragon in Danger! (2005/09/26)
• Episode 39: Resurrection Day (2005/10/03)
• Episode 40: There's No Tomorrow for Us (2005/10/10)
• Episode 41: Howling (2005/10/17)
• Episode 42: Prelude to the Collapse of the World (2005/10/24)
• Episode 43: Independence Day (October 31, 2005)
• Episode 44: We Are Not Angels (2005/11/07)
• Episode 45: Give me wings (2005/11/14)
• Episode 46: The Golden Wolf Returns (2005/11/21)
• Episode 47: Brainstorm (2005/11/28)
• Episode 48: Gone with the Wind (2005/12/05)
• Episode 49: There's always tomorrow (2005/12/12)
• Episode 50: Heaven and Hell (2005/12/19)
• Episode 51: Shoot for Tomorrow! (2005/12/26)

Related Titles

This work is a sequel to "B-Legend! Battle B-Daman". There is also an original manga, and the story unfolding around the game B-Daman is loved by many fans.

Theme songs and music

The opening theme is "Fire Spirits", with lyrics by Bidas, music and arrangement by Makihiko Araki, and vocals by MAKiZO. The ending theme is "Teen's Hi", with lyrics by Fumie Akiyoshi, music by Kazutoshi Hida, and vocals by Rocka Fras. Both songs are important elements that add to the atmosphere of the work.

Ratings and Recommendations

"B-Daman Legend! Battle B-Daman Entama" is a story of adventure and friendship centered around the game B-Daman, and can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. The protagonist Yamato's growth, his bond with his friends, and his attitude towards the conspiracy of B-Deus will move viewers. In addition, each character's personality stands out, and the voice actors' performances are excellent. The B-Daman battle scenes are powerful, and the story unfolds quickly, so you won't get bored.

Here are some reasons why I recommend this work:

• The story, centered around the game B-Daman, gives children dreams and hope.
• It depicts universal themes such as friendship, growth, and justice, and can resonate with people of all ages.
• Each character has a unique personality that draws the audience in.
• The intensity of the battle scenes and the development of the story are perfectly blended together, making it never boring.
• The stellar cast of voice actors and music further enhance the appeal of the work.

"B-Legend! Battle B-Daman Enkon" is a wonderful work that depicts friendship and growth through the game B-Daman. Please give it a watch.