What to know
- 32 invited entrants split into four eight-Blader blocks
- Winners of each block advance to the National Tournament
- Daigo Kurogami forfeits after committing a foul; Yugo Nansui takes his place
What happens
- 32 Bladers holding invitations compete in four eight-Blader blocks (A–D), with each block's winner advancing to the National Tournament
- Entrants register at the venue using a BeyLogger on the first day
- In Block A, Valt Aoi beats Ukio Kibuki, then Rantaro Kiyama, then Orochi Ginba to take the block
- In Block C, Wakiya Murasaki beats an unnamed Blader, then Hoji Konda, then Yugo Nansui (standing in after Daigo Kurogami forfeits over a foul) to take the block
- Blocks B and D are decided entirely offscreen, with no named Bladers shown
Episodes that mention it
From our own records The name turns up in what happens in these episodes rather than in their cast lists, so read them as leads, not as a credit.
Named elsewhere on this site
From our own records Tournament reports, testing threads, rules announcements, news and fake or leak checks carrying this name. Each link opens that section with the name already searched for.
- Qualifiers + finals goin' down in Germany! news item · 2025-07-17
- German Regional Tournament for BEYBLADE X World Championships (qualifiers + finals) news item · 2025-07-17
- Beyblade Burst episode 24 aired in Japan: Full Strength, for Real! news item · 2016-09-12
- Beyblade Burst episode 22 aired in Japan: Valtryek Awakens! news item · 2016-08-29
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Claims We Could Not Check
Attributed, not verified by us
- Blocks B and D have zero named Bladers across the whole bracket, despite the tournament's four-block structure