#beyx

[0iam0]

Doods

Random things, I felt like drawing, from random oc to existing oc to attempting an artist's style I love (I think their more popular handle is ground-lion) to kinger to Beyblade. I love Shiguru. I drew Tsuki later. I thought one bad line for his mouth was gonna mess him up and I'd have to cross it all but I did a big brain and turnt that line into his teeth by drawing his upper lip over it I feel so proud. Btw, his Beyblade scared me ngl, that things design looks so metal but straight outta hell too.

Instagram perhaps take good pictures. As compared to my phone.

[berrydews]

[g0reoz]

[scareclawed]

Stan talent, stan Multi <3

[oddtosis]

a sketch I did a while back

[dongooh]

[0iam0]

this is why bird loses

skibidi toilet hc with beyx

bird is kinda too out of touch to know what's a skibidi toilet. until ekusu introduces him to it

ekusu is the skibidi toilet enjoyer

multi is aware of skibidi toilet's existence but refuses to engage with it

[mechaseraph]

Spark the Electric Jester answers the important question of: what if your platformer mascot had a degree and also had to pay rent

[toantula]

"You consider yourself the champion with that temper?"

🩸 Blood warning

Very big fan of Shiguru, even bigger fan of whatever the hell Team Pendragon is on <3

Can't believe BeyX has lesbians in their show (I do believe. I've seen who writes the series.)

[hellkerbecs]

beyx doodles

[0iam0]

Might as well add it's Beyblade X and X Kurosu, literally X Cross, is entirely based around it with his hairstyle, mask and name.

I have come upon a conundrum called Schrödinger's Bird, in which Bird is simultaneously the protagonist and deuteragonist of Beyblade X.

The official Twitter does not say he's the protagonist.

The poster and promotional media shuffle him off to the side.

Yet the trailer seems to be from his perspective and frames him as the protag.

The manga seems to consider him the protag.

The wiki is a shit show.

There are only one of three outcomes.

Bird is really the protagonist. Life continues as normal.

The protagonist is a smug-looking bastard named X. Literally just X. *insert Elon Musk joke here*

Bird is a decoy protagonist, in which case X is the main character.

I can't speak Japanese and am very confused. What? Is he? What is the bird?

[0iam0]

I've been wanting to draw them for soo long

Yay new gen beyblade has come, I'm actually excited I already love the characters, their designs are so cool. I've been wanting to draw multi especially cuz I love her design and that she's prolly going to be have a bigger role than female bladers before. She's also adorable. Beyblade is like in their redemption arc, there was Ilya, who was at least a blader, followed by Quadra, who had a bigger role and now Multi in the protag trio. Just hoping it's going to be good. Kazami birb, yea I got no problem with that name :) he reminds of Valt but I still love his design. That head scarf thing is banging + feather hair. There's Kamen X who I really don't know much about, bruh I remember seeing his face somewhere, I would've drawn his face otherwise. His shoes are banging tbh. A lil observation while drawing, they all wear a ring thing.

I really really struggled taking a good picture so here's just close up edited stuff from insta, along with my comments. Also, I have drawn them really wrong lol, I didn't have their full art to use as a reference so I just took liberties n was only able to draw accurately whatever I could see in those promo images.

[berrydews]

long time no assorted beyblade colorings

[g0reoz]

In all seriousness though I ♥️ Meiko

[qloof]

it's interesting listening to beyx's music cus im really into edm and theyve got some edm tracks (idk if burst has any i havent checked) and like in the beginning i wasnt the biggest fan of it (it's hard for me not to laugh at king manju's theme) but the tracks later in the show got better...they got little chiptune elements in bird's battle themes w/shieru hell yeah

[kidnamedbird]

Hello all!

It's me, Kid Named Bird from Team Kid Named Bird. For clarification, I'm actually named after the team, not the other way around. I'm the lead translator and dialogue letterer for Beyblade X, or at least I was. I am heartbroken to announce our indefinite hiatus from the BeyX manga; if we do get back to it, we'd finish off all the year one content (up to the likely incoming subtitle/branding change) and all of the extras that go with it. This would leave us with a finite amount of work for us to do and a nice archival version of the beginnings of X.

To explain why we're ending our release, I'd like to say it's not because we don't want to. We'd love to continue on this project because we all really adore this manga. It's hard not to grow fond of something you've poured so much time into. I never really even planned on forming the team to translate the manga until the first chapter was about to come out. I had translated the prologue chapter as a fun side-project — I learned how to letter and translate because of it! So once some of my veteran scanlator friends and some brave newbies hopped on the project with me, I felt like we could actually take a bite out of this massive undertaking. A 36-72 page manga every month for a team of mostly employed/student volunteers is insane, especially when you consider the amount of redraws we had to do on this specific work. There were so many text overlays we had to draw over or speedlines (blech!!) we had to clean up, and usually tens of pages of them. Sometimes we had to do the work of a weekly manga series translation to get our stuff out depending on the amount of pages we did. After a while, that took a toll on our team. We can only do so many 50 pagers in a row before it completely consumes all of our free time outside of our full time work or education. I knew that as soon as we got behind by one chapter, we'd not be able to catch back up. It would just cause us too much grief and stress. I didn't want to do that to my team of unpaid volunteers, so I made the choice to throw in the towel. We were doing pretty professional work for free, and we got burnt out. We all had entire lives outside of BeyX, and I wanted my team to live them. It wasn't a decision I made lightly, or without reason. The official release is coming out soon, and if you don't mind the dub names, the previews looked pretty good! They seem to be Singapore/South East Asian exclusive for now, but I'm sure someone will snag the scans for them. Also, the anime, for the first time in Bey history, is almost exactly the same plot-wise! Previous series manga and anime have diverged wisely, but as the manga and anime have an overlapping writing staff this time, the stories hit almost all the same beats. If anything, I think the anime takes the manga's story and gives it far more breathing room and better pacing. The extra character-focus episodes have done wonders to help develop the cast further and make Bird's journey of perseverance all the more compelling. You will still get to experience the story of X in different ways, but maybe without us. If we had the time, energy, and ability to sustain our bodies, we'd still be working on this manga, I promise you that. The kind words we have gotten from our readers have meant the world to me (I tear up at them sometimes!). I hope that one day, we can return to finish off the first year of BeyX content. If we don't, then oops! Every member of our team has other projects we work on, so you can find us there. I can't tell you what those projects are for our privacy and safety, but we do them! For now, this is Team Kid Named Bird spinning out.

3! 2! 1! Let it rip with us next time, whenever that may be! Thank you so much for supporting us!