Metal Fight Beyblade

Save the world from the forces of evil! Battle alongside amazing creatures, that can communicate with you, everyone gets their own! These spirits are within in-universe objects (beys/bakugans) that do the actual battling, which also happen to be super marketable toys! 

Metal Fight Beyblade or Beyblade Metal Fusion is clearly heavily inspired by Saint Seiya. They both have a huge emphasis on the cosmos, constellations and warriors that use their spirit and the power of their constellations to battle others like them. Both main characters use the power of Pegasus (Seiya & Gingka), with other important characters also sharing powers/constellations such as Dragon Saint/L Drago & Phoenix Saint/Phoenix. 

They both have a lot of the same elements in terms of fighting. This is another one of those epic animes that is great for all ages.  

Both feature customisable gear that their characters use to battle each other, both also involve various parts and teams. The main characters of each are prodigies in their respective sports/fields (Ikki & Gingka). Both also have very distinctive/unique character designs. 

Both anime for kids which also promoted other toys/games/products within their franchises. Both follow young comedic heroes who battle against their peers using gear (beyblades/medabots) they can swap out parts of their blades/bots to customise it for battle. Medabot's Medals as well as Beyblade's Bitbeasts inhabit ancient spirits who aid their partners in battle. 

So there are these stand things, right? So yeah, beyblade have they like people things come out of them to fight, kinda like stands. So if you get rid of the whole beyblade thing, its just a stand, dude! So if you like jojo you might like this dank show called beyblade. Also for the other way around, jojo is cool beyblade people. 

Both very similar in premise and content. Both marketing toys based off their series, these objects are featured heavily in the anime and prominently used by the characters. They have a variety of creatures that correspond to these toys. 

Both classic kids shows from wider spanning franchises. Both could be considered to have darker themes than their other counterparts in their respective franchises and are later iterations. Both are also marketing their related products (cards/toys). 

Both toy promoting children's anime. Both target the exact same demographic/audience and thus share a lot of their appeal. Both follow a cast of young kid heroes who fight for righteous ideals. Both relics of a forgotten age in that the English dubs have original English language OPs that slap. 

Infinity Nado is about people using spinners with supernatural spirit monsters inside them to fight. You know what other anime is about that? Beyblade, and I'm completely sure it's not an accident. 

Both classic kids anime. In both the human heroes partner with their sentient creature counterparts to battle alongside eachother (spiders/bitbeasts). Both have simple minded, pure hearted & comedic main characters.  

Both kids anime with very similar tones and content. Both targeting the same audience and made alongside products/toys to sell to their audience. Beyblade Metal Fusion tried to sell their real world counterpart beyblade toys whereas Dinosaur King tried to sell it's short lived card game as well as other various toys. 

Both classic children's monster battler series. Both have competitive battles, monster spirits within objects (cards/beys), whiny/preachy righteous kid heroes, solid English dubs with slamming English language openings. 

Both later "future" themed series of classic kids anime franchises (Beyblade & Yugioh). Both feature new technologies, changing worlds and competitive battles. Although in terms of personality they differ greatly, in terms of design both main characters have a similar look (Playmaker/Gingka). 

Naruto is shounen anime, Metal Fight Beyblade is adventure title more for kids. However, they have much similarities. Both are about fighting, in Naruto as ninjas, in Metal Fight Beyblade in Beyblade with beys. Main male characters - Naruto and Ginga are very similar in many ways - both want to fight no matter what (most all day), they're fighting to the end, never give up etc. Both loves to eat. They have dreams - Naruto wants to become a hokage, Ginga wants to be the best blader. Both have rivals and meats many friends in their ways. Also, both animes are very exciting and gives much emotions. read more 

Both are kids show with kids participating in battles and tournaments with their 'toys' 

Both classic kids anime, both have competitive battles with monsters meet inanimate objects (cards/spinning tops). Both feature many tournaments with lots of lovable recurring characters who compete in these tournaments. 

Classic children's "monster battler" series, both have mysterious evil forces/organisations of questionable origin. Both follow groups of young heroes on a righteous journey to help their friends and save the world! 

Both classic children's anime where teams of heroes clash against the forces of evil. Both could be considered "monster battlers" and likely target the exact same audience, both tying into video games and merch/toys also. In Monster Rancher the spirit of their monsters are trapped inside discs which they must unlock, in Beyblade their titular Beys inhabit the spirits of their creatures. 

Both kids anime with similar tones and feel. The art styles compliment and remind of each other. Both the English dubs of these shows are Canadian produced also which gives the English versions very similar feels and voices. Both have young prodigy main characters who battle alongside a steed. 

Both have child cast playing with toys that they talk to and battle with other people. There are also different types of those toys and similar enemies the mane characters fight. I enjoyed both as a kid. 

Both classic kids anime, both became mainstream trends that took over schools and playgrounds across the world. Both tie in to real world products (toys, games etc.). Both follow headstrong & confident young kids on an epic adventure. Both art styles have that cute/cool balance. 

Both classic kids anime with amazingly unique art styles & character designs. Both Beyblade and Yugioh characters have an iconic look/style to them. Both also have great English dubs & soundtracks. 

Both second generation continuations of well beloved classic kids anime. Both struggled to see the same success as their first gen counterparts at first but have become cult-classic-like over the years and developed large fandoms/followings in their own right. Both have their own creatures/monsters with unique looking character designs.. 

Classic children's anime, likely both gateway anime for so many of the same demographic, they have fantastical and amazing world building, characters and monsters. They are both really good at selling dreams to kids of their respective fantasy lands, which in turn translates to insane real world profits. 

Children's Anime based on toys/action figures. 

As both animes are focuses on battling toys,these animes also focuses on adventures and friendship. Both are sequels or other versions of their original series. (like Bakuten Shoot! Beyblade for Beyblade and Super/Battle B-Daman for B-Daman). Crash B-Daman and Metal Fight Beyblade also have similar artstyle and character design,and it was made from the same production,SynergySP. 

Both have constelations based characters,and the main one is the Pegasus one,so are Ginga and Tenma(and original series Seiya)personalities alike. 

The character and ambient design of Scan2Go is very similar to Metal Fight Beyblade. Both series are part of shows who intend on selling childrens toys (Spinning tops and racing cars). The idea of competition in tournaments is the same, while in Beyblade most of the players "fight" alone, Scan2Go is focused more on teamwork and using each team-mates abilities to win a race! 

Both kids shows that feature fantastical creatures that battle alongside the cast of heroes (the Digimon/Bitbeasts). These creatures are powered by the spirit of their human counterparts. 

Both later iterations of classic kids anime, both monster battler series, both from large spanning super popular franchises. Both well known as multi media franchises spanning lots of mediums. Both follow a group of young heroes on a larger than life adventure where they clash against the forces of darkness. 

Spinning! A lot of spinning! In Monster Rancher they spin the mystery discs to revive their monsters, in Beyblade Metal Fight it's the beys their monster pals inhabit that do the spinning in order to battle each other! Both also try to market real world games and paraphernalia to their audience.  

Secondary iterations of children's classic monster battling anime. New monsters, new beyblades, new pokeballs...same old super marketable formula. Both target the same demographic and also try to sell their audience on their respective products, games, toys, cards. Both also have great dubs & English soundtracks. 

Bakuten Shoot Beyblade G Revolution (Beyblade G-Revolution) is the third and final series of the Original Beyblade Series; Metal Fight Beyblade could be considered the spin-off 

Both secondary iterations of classic kids "monster battling" anime. Both have righteous heroes against the forces of darkness. The human spirit powers their monster partners in battle. Both have similar senses of humour. 

Both use parts to customise something their kid characters use to battle each other (Medabots/Beyblades). Both are imbued with the spirit of something (bitbeasts/medals). They share many similarities like art style, music, humour, general tone & feel. 

Both have young kid heroes against the forces of darkness. Both monster battling classic kids anime. Both similar have themes and morality.  

Both later iteration kids anime from big franchises, both more spiritual than their previous generations with astrology and animal spirits.  

Both kids shows that don't take themselves too seriously and have great humour. Both main characters have that radical spiky hair and fight for good & justice. Both anime preach similar morality and have a wide variety of creatures.