Beyblade live-action movie announced

It's official: Deadline has announced the live-action film from Beyblade, a franchise created by Takara Tomy! Jerry Bruckheimer (Pirates of the Caribbean, National Treasure, Top Gun) and Paramount are producing the film while Neil Widener and Gavin James are writing the script. No other information has leaked so we just have to wait for new developments.

Beyblade: The Franchise

Takara Tomy launched the original game franchise in 1999, granted then licensed by several toy companies including Hasbro. The concept of the fighting tops has inspired manga, anime and comic series, followed by localized international TV releases, all based on a Beyblade fighting tournament (catch the game on Amazon!)

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It was followed by the second season Beyblade Burst God (Beyblade Burst Evolution) in April 2017 and then by Beyblade Burst Chōzetsu in April 2018. The anime Beyblade Burst Rise debuted in Japan in April 2019 with the title Beyblade Burst GT on the YouTube channel Coro Coro Comics and on the service streaming Takara Tomy Channel.

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In Italy Beyblade was broadcast for the first time on April 5, 2003 on Italia 1, with great success. The franchise also includes an anime film that takes place chronologically between the end of the second series and the beginning of the third and a manga series (Bakuten Shūto Beiburēdo) written by Takao Aoki and published in CoroCoro Comic magazine from September 1999 until July 2004. It arrived in Italy in 2003, on a monthly basis, published by the Play Press, with the name of Beyblade - Do you accept the challenge? . Since July 15, 2016, Takao Aoki has started working on a sequel to the original manga, entitled Bakuten Shoot Beyblade: Rising set after the events of G-Revolution and is still in progress. This series is unpublished in our country.

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