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Character file · Beyblade Burst
Richard Yello
Richādo Iero · リチャード・イエロ
- First seen
- Beyblade Burst Evolution, Episode 17 (Shadow Magic! The Snake Pit!)
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series
7
episodes on record
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Beyblade
Biography
Richard Yello is a Snake Pit Shadow Blader who battles under the alias Yellow Eye before later resurfacing as a legitimate member of the Raging Bulls at the World League. Narcissistic and snarky, he is the only Shadow Blader never expelled from the Snake Pit because he actually beat his rival counterpart, Rantaro Kiyama, in their first meeting. Years later Rantaro gets his revenge in the World League finals, ending Richard's run with a Burst Finish.
Appearance and personality
What They Look Like, and How They Behave
Richard has an average build, curly brown hair, slightly tanned skin and large, dark pink lips. As himself he wears a dark grey T-shirt with a broad yellow stripe, black fingerless gloves, black shoes and blue skinny jeans. As Yellow Eye he switches to the standard Snake Pit Shadow Blader uniform: a black mask with yellow lenses, a black-and-yellow undershirt, an orange sash, a black coat, black shoulder pads outlined in yellow, and elbow-length black fingerless gloves with yellow trim around the elbows.
Richard's time in the Snake Pit has left him snarky and narcissistic, prone to talking himself up around others. That attitude comes paired with genuine ability: he is a skilled Beyblader in his own right, so his confidence has some real weight behind it rather than being empty bragging.
On file
The record
- Team
- Raging Bulls
- Beyblades
- Shadow Roktavor 4Cross Flugel
- First appearance
- Beyblade Burst Evolution, Episode 17 (Shadow Magic! The Snake Pit!)
- Japanese name
- リチャード・イエロ
- Romaji
- Richādo Iero
- Also known as
- Yellow Eye
- Occupation
- Blader / Member of the Snake Pit Organization / Member of the Raging Bulls
- Gender
- Male
- First anime appearance
- Shadow Magic! The Snake Pit!
- Voice (Japanese)
- Kei Minegishi
- Voice (English)
- James Higuchi
Beyblades
Richard Yello's Beyblades
- Shadow Roktavor 4Cross Flugel
Briefing
What to know
- Operates undercover for the Snake Pit organization as Yellow Eye before rejoining society as Richard on the Raging Bulls
- Recruited onto the Raging Bulls by manager Theodore Glass, who is secretly Snake Pit leader Ashtem
- Wins his first battle against Rantaro Kiyama as Yellow Eye but loses the rematch in the World League final as Richard
- Uses a Shadow-tuned copy of Rantaro's own Beyblade, underlining their rivalry
- Watches the International Bladers Cup final from the sidelines after his elimination
- Portrayed as skilled but arrogant, treating his Beyblading talent as proof of superiority
Notable battles
- vs Rantaro Kiyama - Episode 17 - Win (3-0)
- vs Rantaro Kiyama - Episode 33 - Lose (0-2)
Also on record
Episodes that mention them
The name turns up in what happens in these episodes rather than in their cast lists, so read them as leads, not as a credit.
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.
- Beyblade Burst Evolution episode 17: Shadow Magic! The Snake Pit! First anime appearance · 2017-07-24
Also on record
Named elsewhere on this site
Tournament reports, testing threads, rules announcements, news and fake or leak checks carrying this name. Each link opens that section with the name already searched for.
- Beyblade Burst Evolution episode 33 aired in Japan: The World League Final! news item · 2017-11-13
Sightings
Episodes they appear in
Taken from the episode records rather than this entry’s own. A blader who appears once can have a full episode list here while their own entry runs to three lines.
Cross-references
Teams, places and more
Attributed, not verified by us
Claims We Could Not Check
- The only Snake Pit Shadow Blader never expelled, since he defeated his assigned rival
- His given name and Beyblade name both start with the same letter, Richard and Roktavor
The Blader Profile is our own reading of how the character performs on screen or on the page, not a figure from the makers.
