Joka Manju

Manjū Joka · 万獣ジョカ

Supporting Manju family Beyblade X

First seen: Beyblade X (Season 2), Episode 63 - The Manju Family

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Beyblade

Joka Manju is a supporting character in Beyblade X, the daughter of Quinn Manju and mother of Titus, Pris, and Prisse Manju, and wife of Jaq Manju. As a former Beycrafter, she built Zooganic's Basic Line Beyblades as well as her own mother Quinn's Knife Shinobi, and personally wields a Shadow Shinobi replica in a single won battle against Multi Nana-iro. Like the rest of her family, her name is theorized to reference a French playing-card face - in her case the Joker - continuing the Manju clan's card-suit naming pattern.

Blader Profile

Joka Manju, rated

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

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

A former Beycrafter seen in one battle, where her Shadow Shinobi replica sweeps Multi 2-0; too little shown to place her any higher.

On file

The record

Team: Manju family
Beyblades: Shadow Shinobi 1-80MN
First appearance: Beyblade X (Season 2), Episode 63 - The Manju Family
Japanese name: 万獣ジョカ
Romaji: Manjū Joka
Occupation: Former Beycrafter
Gender: Female
First anime appearance: The Manju Family
Voice (Japanese): Ai Kayano
Voice (English): Katiana Sarkissian

Beyblades

Joka Manju's Beyblades

Shadow Shinobi 1-80MN

Briefing

What to know

Daughter of Quinn Manju, wife of Jaq Manju, and mother of Titus, Pris, and Prisse Manju.
Former Beycrafter who built Zooganic's Basic Line Beyblades and her mother's Knife Shinobi.
Wields the Beyblade Shadow Shinobi 1-80MN, a replica of Quinn Manju's Unique Line Bey.
Defeats Multi Nana-iro in her only recorded battle, in the episode 'Formless Shadow.'
Her name likely references the French playing-card Joker, continuing her family's card-themed naming.

Notable battles

vs Multi Nana-iro in Episode 64 — Win (2-0)

Sightings

Episodes they appear in

From our own episode records — the cast, Beyblade and debut lists we compiled show the name here.

Attributed, not verified by us

Claims We Could Not Check

Her name likely derives from the French playing card 'Joker,' matching her family's card-suit naming pattern.

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

Biography