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Character file · Original series

Pedro

Pedoro · ペドロ

Minor The Renegades Beyblade (2000)
First seen
Beyblade: 2000, American Tournament

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Biography

Pedro is a confident defensive specialist on the villainous Renegades team, fighting with the razor-ringed Beyblade Tordor. His signature Matador Attack lures opponents into wasting their stamina before he delivers a finishing blow, mimicking a matador taunting a bull. Despite looking strong in his American Tournament match against Max Tate of the Bladebreakers, Pedro ultimately loses the fight, and no further appearances are recorded for him afterward.

Blader Profile

Pedro, rated

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

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

A counter-puncher whose Matador Attack baits rivals into burning their spin, clever enough to trouble Max yet unable to crack the series' best defender.

On file

The record

Beyblades
Tordor
First appearance
Beyblade: 2000, American Tournament
Japanese name
ペドロ
Romaji
Pedoro
Occupation
Blader / Matador
Gender
Male
First anime appearance
Showdown in Vegas
Voice (Japanese)
Daisuke Kishio
Voice (English)
Raoul Bhaneja

Beyblades

Pedro's Beyblades

  1. Tordor

Briefing

What to know

  • Member of the antagonist team the Renegades.
  • Fights with the razor-edged Beyblade Tordor.
  • Uses the Matador Attack, baiting opponents into overextending before countering.
  • Wields a custom sword-shaped launcher with a hollowed-out blade for the ripcord.
  • Loses his only recorded battle, against Max Tate in the American Tournament.

Notable battles

  • vs Max Tate in the American Tournament — Lose

Also on record

Where they first appear

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Cross-references

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