No card of this character in the games we document.
Character file · Original series
Kennosuke Shishi
Shishi Kennosuke · 獅子剣之介
- Bit-beast
- winged lion bit-beast (games only)
- First seen
- Bakuten Shoot Beyblade manga
2
series
1
Beyblade
Biography
Kennosuke Shishi is a disciplined swordsman-Blader from the Bakuten Shoot Beyblade manga who launches his sword-sheathed Guardian Driger with lethal precision, first seen slicing a motorcycle thief's tire to stop a purse-snatching. Daichi Sumeragi challenges him after witnessing that feat and loses twice, but the rematches convince Kennosuke that Beyblading can be about joy and self-growth rather than pure discipline, prompting him to travel with his younger brother Tenmaru to learn more about the sport. He makes only an unnamed cameo appearance, alongside Tenmaru, in G-Revolution's special Japanese ending.
On file
The record
- Beyblades
- Guardian Driger
- Bit-beast or avatar
- winged lion bit-beast (games only)
- First appearance
- Bakuten Shoot Beyblade manga
- Japanese name
- 獅子剣之介
- Romaji
- Shishi Kennosuke
- Occupation
- Blader
- Gender
- Male
- First anime appearance
- Beybattle For The Ages (Cameo)
- First manga appearance
- The Explosive Samurai Appears!!
Bit-beast & Beyblades
Kennosuke Shishi's Beyblades
Briefing
What to know
- Trains obsessively in swordsmanship and Beyblading, believing battles should not be fought over trivial matters.
- His launcher is sword-shaped and fires the blade as it is drawn from its sheath.
- Defeats Daichi Sumeragi twice before accepting a rematch that shifts his philosophy.
- Travels with younger brother Tenmaru Shishi to learn more about Beyblading.
- Appears unnamed alongside Tenmaru and Hikaru Tomonji in G-Revolution's special Japanese ending.
Notable battles
- vs Daichi Sumeragi (manga, first battle) — Win
- vs Daichi Sumeragi (manga, rematch) — Win
- vs Daichi Sumeragi (manga, second rematch) — Lose
Attributed, not verified by us
Claims We Could Not Check
- In the games, his Beyblade's bit-beast is depicted as a winged lion.
The Blader Profile is our own reading of how the character performs on screen or on the page, not a figure from the makers.
