Wakiya declares his intention of quitting the Bey Club, and Shu proposes separate training. When the tournament resumes, Valt faces Quon again.

With the tournament approaching, Rantaro and Hoji find themselves sharing a practice space. When the tournament starts, Rantaro and Valt face off.

As the semi-finals continue, it's Spin Emperor versus Spin Emperor when Shu and Lui face each other in their first match since the last tournament.

Valt advances to the semi-finals along with Shu, Orochi and Wakiya. Not content to wait, Wakiya contrives to battle Valt at his family's mansion.

Shu's match against Orochi continues, with the moves putting increasing strain on Shu's shoulder. Whoever wins will face Valt in the final.

The semi-finals begin with Valt and Zac facing off against each other in a classic underdog versus fan favorite matchup. It's the moment of truth.

Valt's battle against Ken Midori continues, with advancement in the tournament on the line. Meanwhile, Shu and Daigo face their first opponents.

The battle between Valt and Shu pits Valt's Flash Launch against Shu's new Upper Launch. When Shu takes the lead, Valt has no margin for error.

Valt's battle with Lui continues, and the pressure is getting to him. Meanwhile, Shu can't help but recall the last time he faced Lui himself.

Valt's tournament match with Wakiya goes down to the wire as he keeps trying to achieve a burst finish and Shu waits to face Orochi.

Valt is over the moon thanks to his tournament win, but Shu warns him that true greatness requires discipline. Rantaro challenges Valt to a rematch.

Shu struggles with his medical restrictions and Valt tries to cheer him up, with mixed results. Valt faces Wakiya again, this time in the tournament.

Zac throws a giant street party and invites the members of the Bey Club. Valt and Rantaro jump at the chance to try out the life-size Bey stadium.

As the Bey Club faces off against the Sword Flames in the second round of the tournament, Wakiya challenges Valt's leadership as team captain.

Scheduled to face each other in the third round of the tournament, Valt and Xander train hard with their teammates before stepping into the ring.

There's just one match left in the national tournament. The Bey Club members train with Valt to help him practice a new move he's been working on.

After losing a school battle to his classmate Rantaro, Valt vows to work on his Blading fundamentals. His friend, Beyblade genius Shu, encourages him.

Claiming to be a fan of Valt's, Daigo challenges him to a friendly match that ends up not so friendly. Valt vows to practice his Rush Launch.

After the end of his battle with Wakiya, Valt's friends try to help him regain his love of Beyblade. Meanwhile, Shu gets some news from the doctor.

After the tournament, Valt and his friends follow Shu to Xander's family training ground. To battle Xander, Valt takes on his friend Yugo.

After the qualifying rounds, Daigo is slated to face Yugo next in the tournament. Doing research on him presents Daigo with a difficult choice.

With the final round of the tournament approaching, the Bey Club listens to Shu's advice and takes a day off from training. But relaxing isn't easy.

Teammates Ken and Ben face off against each other in the individual matches. Out of mutual respect, neither of them holds anything back.

Wakiya and Shu finally face each other again, this time at the national tournament. Only one of them can advance, and it's all on the line.

With the fourth round of the district tournaments, Valt and Valtryek face off against Hoji and Horusood. Most expect Valt to lose, but not Shu.