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Character file · Metal Saga
Ryo Onoue
Onoue Ryo
- First seen
- Beyblade: Metal Fusion, Episode MF025
2
series
1
episodes on record
1
Beyblade
Biography
Ryo Onoue is a minor blader, easily confused with Gingka's father of the same first name, who loses to Tobio Oike's unpredictable Capricorn and later to Gingka while he is testing a new special move. He briefly resurfaces in Metal Masters as one of the top twenty qualifiers for Big Bang Bladers before being eliminated.
Appearance
What They Look Like
Ryo keeps his purple hair cut short and dresses in red clothing patterned with gold. He also appears to be cross-eyed.
On file
The record
- Beyblades
- Clay Leone 125B
- First appearance
- Beyblade: Metal Fusion, Episode MF025
- Romaji
- Onoue Ryo
- Occupation
- Blader
- Gender
- Male
- First anime appearance
- The Sniper Capricorn
- Voice (Japanese)
- Kouzou Douzaka
- Voice (English)
- Mitchell Eisner
Beyblades
Ryo Onoue's Beyblades
- Clay Leone 125B
Briefing
What to know
- Not to be confused with series protagonist Gingka's father, also named Ryo
- Uses Clay Leone 125B
- Loses to Tobio Oike due to Capricorn's erratic movement
- Serves as Gingka's test opponent when debuting the Storm Bringer special move
- Qualifies among the top twenty bladers in Metal Masters before being eliminated
Notable battles
- vs Tobio Oike - Episode MF025 - Lose
- vs Gingka Hagane - Episode MF034 - Lose
- vs Selection Bladers - Episode MM004 - Win
- vs Japanese Selection match - Episode MM004 - Lose (14th place)
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.
- Beyblade: Metal Fusion episode 25: The Sniper Capricorn First anime appearance · 2009-09-20
Attributed, not verified by us
Claims We Could Not Check
- Shares his name with Gingka Hagane's father
The Blader Profile is our own reading of how the character performs on screen or on the page, not a figure from the makers.
