Character file · Original series
Goh Hiwatari
Hiwatari Gō · 火渡ゴウ
- Bit-beast
- Dranzer (unspecified variant)
- First seen
- Bakuten Shoot Beyblade manga (final future-set tournament chapter)
1
series
1
Beyblade
8
cards across 2 games
Biography
Goh Hiwatari is a manga-only minor character, the son of Kai Hiwatari, who resembles his father in both looks and demeanor but is noticeably more open with friends, taking after his mother's warmth as well. He appears briefly at the manga's close, competing in a future-set tournament refereed by Daichi Sumeragi, where he battles Takao Kinomiya's son Makoto in a rivalry that mirrors his father's history with Takao. He fights with a Beyblade based on Dranzer, his father's legendary bit-beast, though its exact bit-beast form is never specified.
Appearance
What They Look Like
Goh looks like a smaller version of his father Kai, sharing his style of dress from Kai's V-Force days but marked with two facial triangles rather than his father's four. He keeps a personal rule of only wearing that outfit for tournaments.
No Blader Profile yet: nothing we hold describes how Goh Hiwatari actually battles, and we rate from results on screen or on the page, not from a guess.
On file
The record
- Beyblades
- Dranzer (variant)
- Bit-beast or avatar
- Dranzer (unspecified variant)
- First appearance
- Bakuten Shoot Beyblade manga (final future-set tournament chapter)
- Japanese name
- 火渡ゴウ
- Romaji
- Hiwatari Gō
- Occupation
- Blader
- Gender
- Male
- First manga appearance
- To The New Generation!!
Bit-beast & Beyblades
Goh Hiwatari's Beyblades
Briefing
What to know
- Only known child of Kai Hiwatari; his mother is never named or shown.
- Physically resembles Kai but has fewer facial markings (two triangles versus Kai's four).
- Wears the same style of outfit Kai wore during Beyblade V-Force.
- Personality is more open with friends than his father's, attributed partly to his mother's influence.
- His rival is Makoto Granger, son of Takao (Tyson), echoing the elder Kai-Takao rivalry.
- Appears only in the manga's final future-set tournament chapter, refereed by Daichi Sumeragi.
Notable battles
- vs Makoto Granger in a future tournament (manga epilogue) — outcome not specified
In the card games
