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Character file · Original series

Raul Fernandez

Raul Fernandez · ラウル・フェルナンデス

Rival F-Dynasty Beyblade: G-Revolution
Bit-beast
Flame Pegasus · Fire
Style
Balance
From
Spanish
First seen
Beyblade: G-Revolution Episode 11

1

series

27

episodes on record

1

Beyblade

Biography

Raul is the quieter Fernandez twin, a gentle performer who lives in his sister's shadow and has anxiety attacks whenever he has to blade without her. His Torch Pegasus mirrors Julia's Thunder Pegasus, and together they run tag attacks no other team can match. He gets one solo match, against Mathilda of the Barthez Battalion, framed around exactly that — and wins it, once Julia is shouting for him from the side. The series never gives him another. He is the more thoughtful of the pair, and part of the alliance that backs Tyson against BEGA; the manga writes him a good deal more sure of himself.

Appearance and personality

What They Look Like, and How They Behave

Raul's hair is spiky and red at the front while the back is kept short and brown, and his eyes are a clear green. His outfit is done mostly in blue and yellow, cut and styled to resemble the costume of a Spanish matador.

Shy and quiet, Raul follows the lead of his older twin sister Julia in almost everything. As the youngest and physically weakest of the pair, he lives in her shadow while she takes the spotlight, leaving him with low self-esteem and a conviction that he is far weaker than she is. He finds real confidence only when he and Julia battle together in sync, mirroring each other's emotions, actions and words as though they were one person. Battling alone brings on anxiety, rooted in the belief that he cannot manage without her, and he only pushes past it when Julia cheers him on from the sidelines, after which his confidence returns and his blading improves. The manga portrays him as considerably more self-assured.

Blader Profile

Raul Fernandez, rated

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

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

A capable all-rounder who grows into his own once he stops deferring to Julia.

On file

The record

Blading style
Balance
Nationality
Spanish
English voice
Jonathan Potts
Team
F-Dynasty
Beyblades
Torch Pegasus
Bit-beast or avatar
Torch Pegasus
First appearance
Beyblade: G-Revolution Episode 11
Japanese name
ラウル・フェルナンデス
Romaji
Rauru Ferunandesu
Occupation
Blader
Gender
Male
First anime appearance
It's a Battle Royale...!
First manga appearance
Opening of the G.B.C. World Tournament!!
Voice (Japanese)
Akiko Kimura
Voice (English)
Jonathan Potts

Bit-beast & Beyblades

Flame Pegasus, form by form

  1. Flame Pegasus

Story by season

Where the seasons take them

Beyblade G-Revolution (2003)

F-Dynasty

Raul spends most of the round-robin on the bench, raised to believe Julia is simply the stronger blader and content to let her carry every tie. He finally asks for a round of his own; Julia refuses until their coach backs him, and he's set against Mathilda alone. Panic hits mid-match — he freezes, measuring himself against his sister — until her voice from the sideline steadies him, and he closes out his only solo win of the tournament. He never gets a second chance: F-Dynasty finishes third, Julia receives the G-Core he doesn't qualify for, and once BEGA becomes the real fight, his biggest scene is talking Lee through calming their sisters down rather than blading himself.

Briefing

What to know

  • Younger twin brother of Julia Fernandez; together they form the tag team F-Dynasty.
  • Raised in a traveling circus, trained from childhood to balance Beyblades like circus props.
  • His Bit-Beast and Beyblade is Torch Pegasus.
  • Suffers anxiety attacks battling alone, tied to a lifelong belief that Julia is the stronger sibling.
  • Wins his only solo G-Revolution match, against Mathilda, once Julia encourages him from the sidelines.
  • Never battles alone again for the rest of the season despite that win.
  • F-Dynasty finishes third in the BBA Tournament after losing to Tyson and Daichi.
  • The manga backstory reframes the twins as heirs to a noble Spanish family that invented Beyblades.

Notable battles

  • vs Kai Hiwatari in Beyblade: G-Revolution episode 11 — lose
  • vs Lee (tag w/ Julia) in Beyblade: G-Revolution episode 15 — win
  • vs Ray Kon & Lee (tag w/ Julia) in Beyblade: G-Revolution episode 15 — win
  • vs Tyson & Daichi (tag w/ Julia) in Beyblade: G-Revolution episode 20 — win
  • vs Mathilda in Beyblade: G-Revolution episode 22 — win, his only solo battle
  • vs Tyson & Daichi (tag w/ Julia) in Beyblade: G-Revolution episode 27 — lose

Key episodes

Watch these first

  1. S3E15 Sleepless in Madrid Beyblade G-Revolution (2003) · Tag Team World Championship · Apr 14, 2003
  2. S3E20 Burdens of a Champion Beyblade G-Revolution (2003) · Tag Team World Championship · May 19, 2003
  3. S3E22 Sibling Rivalry Beyblade G-Revolution (2003) · Tag Team World Championship · Jun 2, 2003
  4. S3E27 What a Blast! Beyblade G-Revolution (2003) · Tag Team World Championship · Jul 7, 2003
  5. S3E39 Rebel Alliance Beyblade G-Revolution (2003) · Rise of BEGA · Sep 29, 2003

Sightings

Episodes they appear in

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

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.

Rivals & bonds

Known associates

  • Julia Fernandez twin sister and partner
  • Romero coach
  • Mathilda Mathilda is Raul's one solo opponent, and beating her — with Julia shouting encouragement from the sideline — becomes the only time he blades without his sister all season.
  • Tyson GrangerDaichi Sumeragi

Cross-references

Teams, places and more

Bit-beasts & avatars 1

Teams 1

Attributed, not verified by us

Claims We Could Not Check

  • In the anime he's overshadowed by Julia; the manga gives him far more confidence.
  • His family backstory differs sharply between anime (circus orphans) and manga (noble Spanish lineage).

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