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Character file · Spin-offs
David
Dabido · ダビド
- First seen
- BeyWheelz Episode 02 — The Dominators Attack
1
series
8
episodes on record
1
Beyblade
1
special move
Biography
David is a minor BeyWheelz antagonist, the calm, calculating older brother in The Dominators who quietly controls his hot-headed younger brother Gigante. Despite being physically slight, his cold precision with the BeyWheel Savage Blade Herculeo lets him direct the team's threats against Team Estrella. When Gigante's challenge to Leon fails, David and the Dominators simply retreat rather than escalate further. He functions mainly as a mirror of Beyblade's Ian and Gil Garcia dynamic, with the sibling roles reversed — David is the elder, controlling brother rather than the younger one.
Appearance and personality
What They Look Like, and How They Behave
Short and slim next to his larger brother Gigante, he has much lighter skin, sharp brown eyes, and navy-blue hair spiked upward before trailing into a ponytail that reaches his mid-back. He wears a lilac button-up shirt with a black zipper under an unzipped, short-sleeved green military-style jacket, with wristbands to match. A pinkish-brown belt carries his gear and echoes the pattern on his dark blue trousers, which tuck into dull green boots.
Being the smaller of the two brothers doesn't faze him; he stays calm and level-headed enough to keep Gigante in check regardless. Their personalities pull in opposite directions, and it's precisely that contrast that lets him manage his brother so reliably, all while the bond between them holds firm.
On file
The record
- Team
- The Dominators
- Beyblades
- Savage Blade Herculeo
- First appearance
- BeyWheelz Episode 02 — The Dominators Attack
- Japanese name
- ダビド
- Romaji
- Dabido
- Also known as
- 'Big bro' (by Gigante)
- Occupation
- Member of the Dominators
- Gender
- Male
- First anime appearance
- The Dominators Attack
- Voice (Japanese)
- Soichiro Hoshi
- Voice (English)
- Lou Attia
Beyblades
David's Beyblades
Special moves
Called shots
Briefing
What to know
- Older, calmer brother figure who keeps Gigante's temper in check within The Dominators.
- Wields Savage Blade Herculeo, a BeyWheel based on the Herculeo Beyblade line.
- Publicly threatens Wheelers to intimidate Team Estrella into a forced challenge match.
- Retreats with the Dominators after Gigante loses his battle against Leon.
- Considered the BeyWheelz counterpart to Beyblade's Ian Garcia, but with the sibling ages reversed.
Notable battles
- vs Nicole Spears & Marche Ovis (tag w/ Gigante) in BWZ07 — Win
- vs Gigante, Nicole Spears, Marche Ovis & Covey Horn (tag w/ Jake, Glen & Sting) in BWZ12-13 — Loss
Sightings
Episodes they appear in
From our own episode records — the cast, Beyblade and debut lists we compiled show the name here.
- BeyWheelz episode 1: New Generation 2012-08-11
- BeyWheelz episode 2: The Dominators Attack! 2012-08-11
- BeyWheelz episode 6: Judgment Bey Begins! 2012-08-25
- BeyWheelz episode 7: The Law of the Dominators 2012-09-01
- BeyWheelz episode 8: Avenger on the Ice 2012-09-01
- BeyWheelz episode 10: Fierce Fight! A Battle of the Spirit 2012-09-08
- BeyWheelz episode 12: The Wheeler Bond 2012-09-29
- BeyWheelz episode 13: A New World 2012-10-06
Also on record
Named elsewhere on this site
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.
- Toronto Beyblade Burst Tournament Report: BEYBLADE SHOGATSU 2019 tournament report · 2019-01-19
- Top Deck Games Cherry Hill Beyblade X Tournament #1 tournament report
- Top Deck Games Cherry Hill Beyblade X Tournament #1 tournament report
- BeyWheelz episode 12 first aired: The Wheeler Bond news item · 2012-09-29
Cross-references
Teams, places and more
Attributed, not verified by us
Claims We Could Not Check
- His spiked hairstyle is noted to resemble Anubias from Bakugan.
- He and Gigante mirror Ian and Gil Garcia's Herculeo/Gil dynamic but with older/younger roles swapped.
The Blader Profile is our own reading of how the character performs on screen or on the page, not a figure from the makers.
