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Character file · Beyblade Burst

Gunta Hanami

Supporting Beyblade BurstBeyblade Burst EvolutionBeyblade Burst TurboBeyblade Burst Rise
First seen
Beyblade Burst Episode 01 - Let's Go! Valtryek!

6

series

24

episodes on record

Biography

Gunta Hanami, called Unta Anami in Japan, is the enthusiastic WBBA announcer known as the Blader DJ throughout the entire Beyblade Burst franchise, calling matches from the original series through QuadDrive. Sharply dressed and clearly passionate about the sport, he appears at nearly every major official battle across six anime seasons, providing color commentary and hype rather than competing himself. His fitting surname, meaning flower-viewing in Japanese, a beloved seasonal tradition, plays on his genuine enthusiasm for watching Beyblade battles unfold.

Appearance and personality

What They Look Like, and How They Behave

Hanami cuts a sharp figure in a green suit finished with a red bowtie, worn over a white and blue shirt. His hair is dark brown, and his eyes are a lighter brown, matching the tidy, put-together impression the rest of his outfit gives.

Hanami brings real energy to every match he watches, and following Beyblade battles clearly excites him. He invests heavily in the sport itself, following the stakes and the outcome of each bout closely rather than treating it as background entertainment.

On file

The record

First appearance
Beyblade Burst Episode 01 - Let's Go! Valtryek!
Occupation
Announcer
Gender
Male
First anime appearance
Let's Go! Valtryek!
Voice (Japanese)
Yasuaki Takumi
Voice (English)
Richard Ian Cox (Burst, Evolution) DW McCann (Turbo, Rise)

Briefing

What to know

  • Serves as the WBBA's official announcer, nicknamed the Blader DJ.
  • Appears across nearly every Beyblade Burst season: Burst, Evolution, Turbo, Rise, Surge, and QuadDrive.
  • Never battles himself; his role is purely commentary and hosting.
  • Distinctive look: green suit, red bowtie, white-and-blue shirt.
  • His name is a pun on 'hanami' (flower-viewing), reflecting his love of watching battles.

Also on record

Where they first appear

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Sightings

Episodes they appear in

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Attributed, not verified by us

Claims We Could Not Check

  • His name puns on 'hanami,' the Japanese flower-viewing tradition.
  • He holds the title Blader DJ throughout the Beyblade Burst franchise.