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Character file · Beyblade Burst
Gantetsu Kijima
Kijima Gantetsu · 鬼島岩鉄
- First seen
- Beyblade Burst manga, Special Chapter 1
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series
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Beyblade
Biography
Gantetsu Kijima is a manga-exclusive Beyblade Burst character who challenges Xander Shakadera to a revenge match at the Shakadera Dojo after an earlier humiliating Burst Finish loss in front of female students. Fighting with Kerbeus Central Defense, he loses again once Xander has upgraded to his Xeno Xcalius Beyblade, cementing his role as a one-off rival used to showcase Xander's growing power rather than a recurring figure in the story.
On file
The record
- Beyblades
- Kerbeus Central Defense
- First appearance
- Beyblade Burst manga, Special Chapter 1
- Japanese name
- 鬼島岩鉄
- Romaji
- Kijima Gantetsu
- Occupation
- Student
- Gender
- Male
- First manga appearance
- Xeno Xcalius' Invincible Blades!!
Beyblades
Gantetsu Kijima's Beyblades
- Kerbeus Central Defense
Briefing
What to know
- Fights with Kerbeus Central Defense in the Beyblade Burst manga.
- Challenges Xander Shakadera to a rematch after being humiliated by an earlier Burst Finish loss.
- Loses the rematch after Xander obtains his upgraded Xeno Xcalius Beyblade.
- Appears only in the manga's Special Chapter 1, 'Xeno Xcalius' Invincible Blades!!'
Notable battles
- vs Xander Shakadera in Special Chapter 01 — Lose (1-2)
Why this file is short
What we checked
What is on record for Gantetsu Kijima is thin, so we went looking elsewhere rather than padding this page. These are the collections we searched, and none of them had anything to add:
- our toy database of every Beyblade and part
- every episode of every series
- the World Beyblade Organization's archived forums and Beywiki drafts
- Takara Tomy's and beyblade.jp's own pages
- Wikipedia in English and Japanese
- beyblade.com
- collectors' measurements of the parts
- the tournament, testing, news and fake-check records already on this site
The Blader Profile is our own reading of how the character performs on screen or on the page, not a figure from the makers.
