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Character file · Original series
Garland Siebald
Garland Siebald · ガーランド・ツェットバルト
- Bit-beast
- Apollon · Sun-god warrior figure
- Style
- Attack
- First seen
- Beyblade: G-Revolution
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Biography
Garland comes from a family of champion athletes and treats Beyblade as one more discipline to master, folding martial arts into a style of controlled, punishing strikes behind the bit-beast Apollon. He captains BEGA's Justice Five and is its most honourable member, which does not stop him putting Tala in hospital — and a coma — when the Blitzkrieg Boys' captain confronts Boris. It haunts him. Seeing what a real team looks like in Tyson starts him questioning BEGA's methods; his own Justice 5 match against Tyson is a genuine duel of principles, and he loses it and respects the effort. Afterwards he stops Ming-Ming and Crusher sabotaging Tyson's Beyblade, and turns on Boris outright.
Appearance
What They Look Like
Tall and well-muscled, Garland wears his silver hair long in a ponytail, with purple eyes and what looks like a bindi on his forehead. His outfit pairs a sleeveless teal turtleneck with black trousers, split by a double brown belt, and finishes with long orange fingerless gloves lined in black and black shoes.
On file
The record
- Blading style
- Attack
- English voice
- David Berni
- Team
- Justice Five / BEGA League
- Beyblades
- Apollon
- Bit-beast or avatar
- Apollon
- Voice (Japanese)
- Hiroshi Kamiya
- First appearance
- Beyblade: G-Revolution
- Japanese name
- ガーランド・ツェットバルト
- Romaji
- Gārando Tsettobaruto
- Also known as
- Garland Zettwald
- Occupation
- Blader
- Gender
- Male
- First anime appearance
- Out of Their League
- Voice (English)
- David Berni
Bit-beast & Beyblades
Apollon, form by form
Special moves
Called shots
Story by season
Where the seasons take them
Beyblade G-Revolution (2003)
BEGA League / Justice Five (captain)
Garland announces BEGA's arrival by taking out Bryan and Spencer in a single match, then goes further against Tala, folding real martial arts strikes into the beybattle until the Blitzkrieg Boys' captain ends up hospitalized. His fight with Tyson in the Justice 5 is different: fighting by his family's rigid principles instead of his own finally catches up with him, and though Tyson beats him, Garland walks away glad to have had a real contest for once. Watching Tyson's team fight for each other rather than for a system starts him questioning whether BEGA is anything like that, and once he sees how far Boris will go to win, he helps stop Ming-Ming and Crusher from sabotaging Tyson's Beyblade and turns openly against his own coach's methods.
Briefing
What to know
- Leads BEGA's Justice Five and fights with the bit-beast Apollon, paired with a martial-arts-inspired metal tonfa launcher.
- Defeats Bryan and Spencer of the Blitzkrieg Boys simultaneously and hospitalizes Tala with an unusually violent win.
- Realizes mid-battle against Tyson that he's been fighting for his family's rigid principles rather than his own convictions.
- Loses to Tyson but respects the battle, calling it a great fight despite the defeat.
- Helps Rick and Lee stop Ming-Ming and Crusher from sabotaging Tyson's Beyblade before a key match.
- Turns against BEGA's leader Boris after witnessing the true bond within Tyson's team, the G Revolutions.
- Allows Brooklyn to stay at his home and garden after the Justice Five's final battle.
Notable battles
- vs Bryan Kuznetsov and Spencer in Episode 35 — Win
- vs Tala in Episode 36 — Draw
- vs Kai Hiwatari in Episode 38 — Draw
- vs BEGA Bladers in Episode 41 — Win
- vs BEGA Bladers in Episode 46 — Win
- vs Tyson Granger in Episode 49 — Lose
Key episodes
Watch these first
- S3E35 Pros and Ex-Cons
- S3E36 Boris, the Blade Stops Here!
- S3E41 And Justice-Five for All
- S3E49 Principles of Victory
- S3E50 Welcome to My Nightmare!
Also on record
Where they first appear
Resolved against our own episode records, so the pointer the entry carries as text is a link you can follow.
- Beyblade: G-Revolution episode 33: Out of Their League First anime appearance · 2003-08-18
Rivals & bonds
Known associates
- Tala whom he hospitalises
- Tyson Granger Tyson is the opponent who gets him to stop fighting by his family's rulebook and start fighting for himself and his team; Garland loses to him and still calls it the better match.
- Brooklyn teammate he tries to reach
- Boris Balkov Boris is the coach whose win-at-all-costs plotting Garland finally recognizes for what it is, the same ambition Tyson and Tala once described, and it's what turns him against BEGA's methods for good.
- Ming-MingMystelCrusher BEGA
Attributed, not verified by us
Claims We Could Not Check
- Shares his Japanese voice actor, Hiroshi Kamiya, with fellow villain Sanguinex.
- English-dub Episode 36 cuts footage of Garland being sent flying and digitally removes blood shown dripping from his mouth.
- His name is misspelled as 'Garjand' on BEGA's in-show blader rank list in Episode 41.
The Blader Profile is our own reading of how the character performs on screen or on the page, not a figure from the makers.
