| All Starz | |
| Japanese name | PPB, PPB All Stars |
|---|---|
| Country of origin | United States |
| First appearance | It's All Relative, Episode 20 |
| Alternate names | PPB All Starz, All Starz |
| Team leader | Michael Parker |
| Team members | Emily York Eddy Wheeler Steven Jones Rick Anderson (Season 3 only) Max Tate (Season 3 only) |
| Team supporters | Judy |
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Michael
Age: Season 1- 16, Season 3- 18
Michael is the team captain of the All-Starz and is first shown in Episode 20; Series 1, in a slightly quicky screen shot with him shadowed so we can't see his face. is a language spoken by over 130 million people in Japan and in Japanese emigrant communities The United States of America —commonly referred to as the Max Tate ( Max Mizuhara (水原 マックス Mizuhara Makkusu in the Japanese version is a fictional character in the popular manga and anime series of Beyblade Then in Episode 22 he is shown as an arrogant, over confident show off who by the looks of things does not like it when people questioning his abilities from Judy or Emily. He is first shown to place his trust totally in science and that skill will never beat it. Until Max, in Episode 28 beats him with sheer over all skill and power does he realise that skill is much better than science.
Voiced by Kappei Yamaguchi
Rick Anderson
Age: Season 3- 16?
Rick is a bull like strong blader but he doesn't have respect for the game. (real name) (born May 23, 1965) is a male Seiyū from Fukuoka Fukuoka, affiliated with Gokū and 21st Century Fox He first appears in G-Revolution where he teams up with Max and forms the PPB All Starz. His bitbeast is Rock Bison and his finishing move is the drop rock attack. Rick was born in a rough neighbourhood where everybody cared for themselves. He is dominant in the first couple of matches where he physically destroys the left arm of Claude of the Barthez Battalion and in his second match where he manhandles Raul of the F- Dynasty but his dream of becoming the world champion ends when he lost to Kai and in the fourth round to Daichi.
Voiced by Takehiro Murozono
Emily
Age: Season 1- 15, Season 3- 17
Emily is first shown in Episode 19 ; Series 1, she is shown to be quite snobby and stuck up. born August 3, 1969 in Kanagawa, is a Seiyū (voice actor who works for Office Kaoru. She does not like trash talk, as she jumps to the challenge when Tyson exclaims that he is just as good as those trained in the PPB corporation. She beats Max in a small beyblade match showing the strength of the All Starz in that match. She is the only girl of the All Starz team. Emily relies solely on science to help her team know how to beat their opponents by knowing their styles of beyblading. She uses a tennis racket for a launcher.
Voiced by Yukari Honma
Eddy
Age: Season 1- 17, Season 3- 19
Eddy fits in perfectly with the All-Starz due to his love for basketball. Rarely ever seen without his trusty basketball by his side, Eddy is a valuable asset to the All-Starz, even though he might not be as strong as some of the others.
Voiced by Hisayoshi Suganuma
Steven
Age: Season 1- 17
Steve used to be a pro football player before he decided to switch to beyblading. ( September 30, 1978 -) is a male Seiyū born in Tokyo. He is a member of Aoni Production. Hardly ever seen without his football outfit and trusty football, Steve can cause massive damage on the football field, and his bit-beast possesses the same destructive nature in the beystadium.
Voiced by Kenichi Suzumura
Background
The All Starz are a fictional team of Beybladers in the anime series Beyblade. is a male Seiyū from Osaka Prefecture, currently affiliated with Arts Vision. is an Anime and Manga series about a group of kids battling with highly powerful Spinning tops enchanted with sacred bit-beasts or spirits of mythical The team includes Michael Parker (the team leader), Emily York, Eddy Wheeler and Steven Jones. Note that the All Starz also got a lot of support from Max's mom Judy and a group of Beyblade scientists. Max Tate ( Max Mizuhara (水原 マックス Mizuhara Makkusu in the Japanese version is a fictional character in the popular manga and anime series of Beyblade The whole team is sport-themed, as every member is a professional player in a different sport, and blade in the style of their sport. In the English dub of G-Revolution, the team is renamed Project Power Beyblade All Starz.
The team was America's representative in the Beyblade world championships in the first season. The United States of America —commonly referred to as the By being the top American team, they had a huge success until they lost against the Bladebreakers in the American finals after Michael lost a match against Max, eliminating them from the tournament. The Bladebreakers are a fictional team of Beybladers in the anime series Beyblade. The All Starz were using digital methods to improve their blading as seen in the first season, and some consider this as being a type of cheating; however the matter was not discussed whatsoever in the anime itself. Max and Rick are tag-team partners in season 3
The All Starz reappear in the third season, Beyblade G-Revolution, with a modified player line-up, excluding Steven (who was revealed in the finale to be in the hospital with an injured leg) and adding Max Tate and Rick Anderson. Beyblade G-Revolution is the third of the Anime series Beyblade. On the first chapters, Rick win against Michael, this victory bring him the main place in the team, along with Max, who win against Emily. At first, Rick doesn't want to cooperate with Max, and only want to win by himself, but at the end of the series, he learned a few things about teamwork.
BBA Revolutions eventually eliminates the All Starz from the championship. In the BEGA saga, Max wins a place on the new team G-Revolutions, and Michael and Emily brings them the pieces for new beyblades plus assistance from Rick, especially when he partners up with Lee of the White Tigers to protect Tyson during Ming-Ming and Crusher's reluctant attempt to incapacitate the world champion under orders from Boris before the BEGA Justice 5 tiebreaker battle.
Beyblades and Attacks
MICHAEL
Trygle: Fast Ball Attack, Maximum Cannon Ball Flame Attack, Talon Attack
Trygle 2: Super Cannon Attack
RICK ANDERSON
Rock Bison: Drop Rock, Rock Attack
EMILY
Trygator: Water Smash
Trygator 2: Alligators Bites
EDDY
Trypio: Sting Shoot
Trypio 2: Scorpio Sting
STEVEN
Tryhorn: Stampede Rush
Trivia
- In the final scenes of Beyblade G-Revolution, we can see Rick beyblading with Carlos in an Alley, and Michael, Emily, Eddy and Judy visiting Steve with a broken leg at the hospital, which explains his absence in the season.
- All the names of the All Starz (Michael, Steve, Emily and Eddy) bitbeasts starts with "Try" (Trygle, Trygator, Trypio, Tryhorn). This changes with Rick's and Max's inclusion in the team with their Rock Bison and Draciel.
- Michael's look changes completely on the third season, in that he now has blond hair and aqua eyes, and a different hairstyle, his bangs covering his right eye. Eddy also underwent noticeable changes in the same season, sporting spiky hair, his hair color now being blond and a normal anime mouth in comparison to his slightly emphasized lips in the first season
- In the original vesion, The All Starz are always known as the PPB All Stars. The dub removed PPB and placed it back in in G-Revolution, and they replaced the last "s" with "z".
- The All Starz are the only team in season one to have all its members keep their original names.
- PPB stands for Project Power Beyblade which is told in the very first series of beyblade when the Bladebreakers visit the PPB center to check out their competition.
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