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Character file · Beyblade Burst

Kenji Tadaishi

Tadaishi Kenji · 正石ケンジ

Villain Beyblade Burst (manga)
First seen
Beyblade Burst manga, Chapter 100

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Biography

Kenji Tadaishi is a boastful student council president who leads his gang into Bel Daizora's Gates of Hell in the manga's Bel Arc, hoping to claim an easy win. After surviving Bel's gauntlet of pranks and a boulder chase alongside fellow challengers Bashara and Hanna, Kenji muscles his way to the front of the line by stealing Bashara's Beyblade, Demise Spellscraper, and using it to challenge Bel directly. He loses to a Burst Finish and whines about the defeat, after which Bel returns the stolen Beyblade to its rightful owner, Bashara, calling him the one truly worthy of facing the 'Demon King.'

Blader Profile

Kenji Tadaishi, rated

  • Attack 4/10
  • Defense 3/10
  • Stamina 4/10
  • Technique 3/10
  • Spirit 2/10

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

A local tournament winner who stole another blader's Beyblade to face Bel, was burst without scoring, and complained about it afterwards.

On file

The record

Beyblades
Demise Spellscraper Metal Fusion 2B (stolen from Bashara Suiro)
First appearance
Beyblade Burst manga, Chapter 100
Japanese name
正石ケンジ
Romaji
Tadaishi Kenji
Occupation
Blader / Student
Gender
Male
First manga appearance
Dynamite Belial, The Demon World's Debut Battle!!

Beyblades

Kenji Tadaishi's Beyblades

  1. Demise Spellscraper Metal Fusion 2B (stolen from Bashara Suiro)

Briefing

What to know

  • Student council president known for winning multiple local tournaments before this arc.
  • Steals Bashara Suiro's Beyblade to skip ahead and challenge Bel Daizora himself.
  • Loses to Bel via Burst Finish and complains about it afterward.
  • Appears only in the Bel Arc of the Beyblade Burst manga (Chapter 100).

Notable battles

  • vs Bel Daizora in Chapter 100 — Lose (0-2)

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