Mid-way through the episode, the vibrations from the Beyblades trigger a seismic reaction in the stadium. The arms of the Colossus of Rhodes detach from the cliffs and begin to spin wildly. The arena becomes a triple threat: Gingka, Kyoya, Julian, plus a massive ancient weapon.
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However, no review is honest without a critique. For an episode titled "The God of Destruction," the pacing feels slightly rushed in the first half. The actual battle between Damian and Julian is incredibly one-sided, lasting barely seven minutes of screen time. While that is the point (to show Damian’s overwhelming power), it robs us of a strategic back-and-forth. We see Julian’s defense shatter instantly, but we don’t see him try different strategies before breaking. Mid-way through the episode, the vibrations from the
The Greek dub of Metal Masters was heavily influenced by the English localization. This means Greek fans will remember the characters by their international names (Gingka, Ryuga, Kyoya) rather than potential Japanese variants. However, the terminology for attacks was often translated or kept in English with Greek subtitles on screen. Part of the enduring legacy of this episode