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Daigo Kurogami

Kurogami Daina · 黒神ダイナ

Rival Beigoma Academy BeyClubAS Gallus Beyblade BurstBeyblade Burst EvolutionBeyblade Burst Surge (manga)
First seen
Beyblade Burst, episode "Let's Go! Valtryek!!"

3

series

59

episodes on record

4

Beyblades

3

special moves

Biography

Daigo Kurogami is a cool, dark-toned Beyblade Burst rival-turned-ally who becomes leader of France's AS Gallus after starting as a Beigoma Academy BeyClub member fighting with Doomscizor. Protective of younger brother Ryota and haunted by once using an illegal launch against Yugo Nansui, he briefly quits Beyblading before Shu talks him back into it, later resurfacing as a Legendary Blader with Hollow Doomscizor in the Surge manga. Observant and fair, he mediates conflicts between Rantaro and Wakiya, defends Jin Aizawa's honesty, and stays loyal to the BeyClub even after most other members move on.

Appearance and personality

What They Look Like, and How They Behave

Pale skin and dark, shadowed eyes sit under spiky black hair, kept back with a red bandana. His jacket is black with purple stripes and red flame patterns, worn over an orange t-shirt with black trousers and boots. Skull motifs run through his look — a belt buckle, a necklace, and two multicoloured skull bead chains hanging from the bandana — echoing the Grim Reaper theme of his Bey, Doomscizor. His expression defaults to a frown, though he allows himself more smiles as the story goes on.

Behind his cool, guarded surface, Daigo keeps a calm head and rarely lets his feelings show, yet he reads opponents shrewdly, spotting potential in bladers others dismiss. Alongside Shu he anchors the group, talking sense into Valt and the others, and he steps in to calm Rantaro and Wakiya whenever they clash. A hidden gentleness surfaces once his family troubles come out, and joining the club loosens him into someone friendlier and more expressive. Past brushes with dishonesty left him with little patience for cheats, and guilt over his own mistakes once drove him to quit blading before a friend talked him back. Loyalty runs deep — he stays when teammates leave — and sheer passion for the sport eventually earns him a leadership role.

Blader Profile

Daigo Kurogami, rated

  • Attack 7/10
  • Defense 6/10
  • Stamina 7/10
  • Technique 8/10
  • Spirit 7/10

beybladewiki.com editorial rating — based on on-screen performance, not official stats.

A cool, calculating Doomscizor user who dispatches lesser bladers in seconds and captains AS Gallus to a semi-final, yet loses to Valt, Shu and Free.

On file

The record

Team
Beigoma Academy BeyClub / AS Gallus
Beyblades
Doomscizor Oval Accel; Dark Doomscizor Force Jaggy; Krusher Doomscizor 2Vortex Hunter; Hollow Doomscizor 12Axe High Accel' 4A
First appearance
Beyblade Burst, episode "Let's Go! Valtryek!!"
Japanese name
黒神ダイナ
Romaji
Kurogami Daina
Occupation
Blader / Student / Legendary Blader
Gender
Male
First anime appearance
Let's Go! Valtryek!
First manga appearance
Challenge of Kerbeus, Stalwart Guard Dog
Voice (Japanese)
Ayahi Takagaki
Voice (English)
Antony Kim (Burst, Episodes 1-20) / Zach LeBlanc (Current)

Beyblades

Daigo Kurogami's Beyblades

  1. Doomscizor Oval Accel
  2. Dark Doomscizor Force Jaggy
  3. Krusher Doomscizor 2Vortex Hunter
  4. Hollow Doomscizor 12Axe High Accel' 4A

Special moves

Called shots

Briefing

What to know

  • Older brother of Ryota Kurogami; devoted to him and fearful of disappointing him.
  • Beys: Doomscizor Oval Accel (manga), Dark Doomscizor Force Jaggy, Krusher Doomscizor 2Vortex Hunter, Hollow Doomscizor (Surge manga, Lightning system).
  • Cheats using an illegal launch against Yugo Nansui, then quits Beyblading out of guilt until Shu convinces him back.
  • Scouted by Marie Gorgeous to lead France's AS Gallus in the World League, reaching the semi-finals.
  • Frequently acts as peacekeeper between Rantaro Kiyama and Wakiya Murasaki.
  • Proves Jin Aizawa's innocence when others suspect him of sabotage.
  • Only main-cast Burst character whose parents are never shown or mentioned.
  • Placed 4th in the 2018 and 5th in the 2020 Japan character popularity polls.

Notable battles

  • vs Melos Nekota in Episode 03 — Win (2-0)
  • vs Valt Aoi in Episode 05 — Lose
  • vs Shu Kurenai in Episode 11 — Lose (0-2)
  • vs Yugo Nansui in Episode 23 — Win (2-1, via illegal move)
  • vs Ryota Kurogami in Episode 51 — Win (Offscreen)
  • vs Black Eye in Evolution Episode 18 — Win (2-1)
  • vs Free De La Hoya in Evolution Episode 31 — Lose (0-2)
  • vs Joshua Burns in Evolution Episodes 31-32 — Lose (1-2)

Quotes

In Their Own Words

  • Oops, I made a mess. Wanna clean that up?
  • Easy, Honcho. I didn't come here to be embarrassed, so dial it down, 'kay?
  • Doomscizor, crush him!
  • Come on, are you just messing with us?
  • Good luck with that.
  • Nobody steps into my shadow...
  • There are only two kinds of beys: The ones that win and the ones that lose.
  • If I'm late for math, I'll get detention.
  • It's too horrible; I don't think I can watch.
  • He needs to learn how to exit without making a scene.

Sightings

Episodes they appear in

From our own episode records — the cast, Beyblade and debut lists we compiled show the name here.

Also on record

Where they first appear

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Also on record

Named elsewhere on this site

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Cross-references

Teams, places and more

Attributed, not verified by us

Claims We Could Not Check

  • Surname contains the color black (黒), a pattern shared across the Burst main cast.
  • Second character in the franchise (after Aguma) to use a Grim Reaper-themed Bey.
  • One of two Burst characters with more than one English voice actor, the other being Raul Comas.
  • The only character in the Burst series confirmed to have cheated during a Beybattle.

The Blader Profile is our own reading of how the character performs on screen or on the page, not a figure from the makers.