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Character file · Spin-offs

Jake

Jieiku · ジエイク

Villain Dominators Beywheelz
First seen
Beywheelz Episode 04 - The Wheeler of the Wilderness

1

series

8

episodes on record

1

Beyblade

1

special move

Biography

Jake is a sadistic minor antagonist in Beywheelz who serves the villainous Dominators. Behind a childish, snake-like affect - complete with a visor, fangs, and a habit of sticking out his tongue - he takes open pleasure in causing others emotional pain and shows cowardice once a fight turns against him. Sent to San Miguel to terrorize local Wheelers with his Venom Bite Serpent, he defeats Covey Horn easily but loses his first duel with Leon Fierce through Leon's trickery, only to win a later rematch when Leon's wheel freezes solid in an ice-stadium finale.

Appearance and personality

What They Look Like, and How They Behave

Jake cuts a tall, slender figure, his reddish-rose hair set off by two bangs dyed blue and yellow above dark blue eyes. A visor with a red band and a clear pale-blue shield covers his forehead. His outfit runs to silver belly shirts layered with red straps trimmed in yellow and blue holders, silver trousers with red straps and deliberately frayed, darkened hems, and a loosely worn dark blue belt closed with a yellow hourglass buckle. Red wristbands with black buttons finish the look, and, snake-like, he is often seen with his tongue out, showing two small fangs.

Jake plays up a childish, playful front that hides a genuinely cruel streak: he takes pleasure in causing others emotional pain and has admitted the sight of their misery gives him a thrill, chasing that feeling without any regard for who gets hurt. His eyes are described as carrying a mean look that matches this side of him. When circumstances turn against him, though, that confidence collapses and he becomes cowardly.

Blader Profile

Jake, rated

  • Attack 7/10
  • Defense 5/10
  • Stamina 6/10
  • Technique 7/10
  • Spirit 4/10

beybladewiki.com editorial rating — based on on-screen performance, not official stats.

A sadist whose Poison Bite crushes Covey and a crowd of locals, but who turns coward the moment Leon pushes back.

On file

The record

Team
Dominators
Beyblades
Venom Bite Serpent
First appearance
Beywheelz Episode 04 - The Wheeler of the Wilderness
Japanese name
ジエイク
Romaji
Jieiku
Also known as
Snake boy (by Leon)
Occupation
Member of The Dominators
Gender
Male
First anime appearance
The Wheeler of the Wilderness
Voice (English)
Will Bowes

Beyblades

Jake's Beyblades

  1. Venom Bite Serpent

Special moves

Called shots

Briefing

What to know

  • Member of the villainous Dominators gang in BeyWheelz.
  • Uses the special move Poison Bite, biting and hurling opponents' wheels for crash damage.
  • Sent to San Miguel specifically to hunt and demoralize local Wheelers.
  • Defeats Covey Horn but is first beaten by Leon Fierce through underhanded tactics.
  • Wins a rematch against Leon when Leon's Beywheel freezes in an ice stadium.
  • Wiki trivia ties his design to Reiji Mizuchi from Metal Fusion.

Notable battles

  • vs Ramon, Carlos, Estebon & anonymous Wheelers in BWZ04 — Win
  • vs Covey Horn in BWZ04 — Win
  • vs Leon Fierce in BWZ04 — Lose
  • vs Leon Fierce in BWZ08 — Win
  • vs Nicole Spears, Marche Ovis, Gigante & Covey Horn (tag) in BWZ12-13 — Lose

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.

Sightings

Episodes they appear in

Taken from the episode records rather than this entry’s own. A blader who appears once can have a full episode list here while their own entry runs to three lines.

Cross-references

Teams, places and more

Attributed, not verified by us

Claims We Could Not Check

  • Likely designed to resemble Reiji Mizuchi from Metal Fusion.
  • His name may reference 'snake,' though 'Jake' actually translates as 'one who supplants,' fitting a character who replaces genuine emotion with cruel amusement.

The Blader Profile is our own reading of how the character performs on screen or on the page, not a figure from the makers.