The first season in which the Japanese and English versions do not begin in the same year is. Surge is the first Burst season in which there is no elite Blader team, only the Legendary Bladers. Instead of an elite Blader team, this season features the Legendary Bladers. Surge is the first 'Burst' season in which the opening theme song is not played in the Japanese next episode preview; instead, an alternate version of "Sparking Revoluton" is played.
As the Hizashi brothers' challenge engulfs the world's Blading legends, a new tournament is born to determine who is truly the best. In the midst of this mayhem, a mysterious Blader lurks. Will Hikaru and Hyuga be the catalyst for a Blading revolution? The brothers are ready to start their own legend of growth and adventure, with their solar Beys in hand.
Rantaro had trained the Bombers and strengthened him and Hikaru.
Silas sees Hyuga as a rival, while Hyuga sees him as a newcomer. During training, Silas pushed Hyuga to get stronger. Silas enjoys Hyuga's company, despite his refusal to admit it, as evidenced by his search for him during training and his request for Hyuga to practice with him.
He and Shu faced off against Valt and Rantaro in the semi-finals. He was still conflicted about himself, but watching Shu and Valt battle got him excited about Beyblade, and his Flare resonated with their battle style, allowing him to convert his Flare into Friendship Flare. He began to value his battles and became ecstatic when he and Shu were given the opportunity to fight Hikaru and Hyuga, but they were defeated. Instead, this caused Lain to finally grasp the true meaning of Beyblade, and he formed a friendly rivalry with Hikaru and Hyuga.b
