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Character file · Original series

Doctor B

Doctor B · ドクターB

Villain Team Psykick (director) Beyblade: V-Force
First seen
Beyblade: V-Force

1

series

21

episodes on record

Biography

Doctor B is Gideon's chief scientist and the hands-on architect of Team Psykick, brought in specifically to take Dragoon after the ordinary hirelings fail. He designs the Magtram that Snakey uses on Tyson, engineers the match that reunites the Bladebreakers and lures them to the island where his capture system is meant to strip all four of their bit-beasts, and builds the cyber beasts he tests on Gerry and then on Wyatt, with results that convince Kai that Psykick has to be destroyed. He is on the floor for every experiment. When the system fails to catch a single bit-beast he breaks, and tries to detonate the Battle Tower with everyone inside it; Gideon shoves him under falling debris, and he is killed by the current running through a control-room screen.

On file

The record

English voice
Tony Daniels
Team
Team Psykick
First appearance
Beyblade: V-Force
Japanese name
ドクターB
Romaji
Doctor B
Occupation
Scientist
Gender
Male
First anime appearance
The Magtram Threat
Voice (Japanese)
Tsuyoshi Koyama
Voice (English)
Tony Daniels

Story by season

Where the seasons take them

Beyblade V-Force (2002)

Team Psykick (director)

Brought onto Psykick Island once Gideon's regular enforcers can't pin down Dragoon, he sets the trap in motion himself, arranging the exhibition match that pulls the Bladebreakers together and onto his turf. His capture rig is meant to peel every bit-beast off all four of them at once, and while it stalls he keeps testing cyber bit-beasts on other pilots, first Gerry, then Wyatt, pushing each harder until the results are what finally convince Kai the operation has to be torn down. When the capture system comes up empty against Dragoon, he loses composure entirely, tries to bring the Battle Tower down with everyone still inside it, and Gideon shoves him aside — into the collapsing debris and the live current that kills him.

Briefing

What to know

  • Team Psykick's lead scientist, summoned specifically to devise a way to capture the Bladebreakers' Bit-Beasts.
  • Engineers the confrontation that reunites the Bladebreakers as a team.
  • His Bit-Beast capturing system at Psykick Island fails to catch a single Bit-Beast.
  • Attempts to blow up the Battle Tower with everyone inside after his plan collapses.
  • Dies by electrocution after Gideon pushes him under falling debris.

Key episodes

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  1. S2E06 The Magtram Threat Beyblade V-Force (2002) · Mister X and the Men in Black · Feb 11, 2002
  2. S2E07 The Reunion Begins Beyblade V-Force (2002) · Mister X and the Men in Black · Feb 18, 2002
  3. S2E09 La Isla Bey-Nita Beyblade V-Force (2002) · Doctor B's Island · Mar 4, 2002
  4. S2E11 The Evil Island of Dr. B Beyblade V-Force (2002) · Doctor B's Island · Mar 18, 2002
  5. S2E16 Team Psykick's New Recruit Beyblade V-Force (2002) · Cyber Bit-Beasts · Apr 22, 2002
  6. S2E21 The Battle Tower Showdown Beyblade V-Force (2002) · The Battle Tower · May 27, 2002
  7. S2E27 Building the Perfect Bit-Beast! Beyblade V-Force (2002) · The Battle Tower · Jul 15, 2002

Sightings

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Also on record

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Rivals & bonds

Known associates

  • Gideon employer
  • Kai Hiwatari who holds him responsible for Wyatt
  • KaneSalimaGokiJim his pilots
  • Wyatt The clearest case where his research costs a life; testing his invention on Wyatt burns through him until he collapses, and that death is what breaks Doctor B's own composure when the whole scheme collapses around him.