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Character file · Beyblade X

Six Cross

Kurosu Shikkusu · 黒須シックス

Villain Cross Family Beyblade X
First seen
Beyblade X Season 3, Episode 124 (visioned); manga Chapter 35 (silhouette)

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Biography

Six Cross is one of Zero Cross's many children in Beyblade X, once dismissed as the weakest of his siblings and mocked by Three and Four Cross for lacking natural talent. Everything changed when his father gave him a prototype Beyblade and a single order -- train nothing but his launch power. Six took the instruction to its extreme, drilling day and night until he developed the strongest shooting power in the entire Cross family, surpassing even One Cross, though he visibly slimmed down and grew taller in the process. Now tall, reclusive, and rarely seen, he wields the refined Whip Brachio OW 5-70Nr, but his hard-won confidence proves brittle -- when his battle with Robin Kazami starts slipping away from him, he abandons the fight rather than risk finishing it as the underdog he once was.

Appearance and personality

What They Look Like, and How They Behave

Six is tall and muscular, with black-grey hair and blue eyes, and wears a purple headband patterned with a blue crisscross design. His current outfit is a white tank top bearing the Cross Corporation logo, blue pants, a purple jacket tied around his waist, and blue sneakers with purple laces and light grey soles. Earlier, before he built up his launch power, he was of average height and wore an unzipped magenta jacket over a white hoodie with white-striped sleeves and the Cross Corporation logo on the back, plus a black shirt, grey pants and indigo sneakers.

Like the rest of the Cross family, Six carries plenty of arrogance about his own ability, convinced nobody can touch his launch power or technique. He wasn't always this self-assured — in the past he lacked confidence until Zero pushed him to train harder. That bravado is thinner than it looks, though: faced with a battle he might actually lose, as against Robin, he slips back into his old insecurity and would rather run than see it through.

Blader Profile

Six Cross, rated

  • Attack 9/10
  • Defense 5/10
  • Stamina 5/10
  • Technique 4/10
  • Spirit 7/10

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

Drilled nothing but his launch until it surpassed even One's, which beats his mocking siblings but leaves him too one-dimensional to stop Robin.

On file

The record

Team
Cross Family
Beyblades
Whip Brachio OW 5-70Nr; Horn Rhino 3-80GB
First appearance
Beyblade X Season 3, Episode 124 (visioned); manga Chapter 35 (silhouette)
Japanese name
黒須シックス
Romaji
Kurosu Shikkusu
Occupation
Blader
Gender
Male
First anime appearance
Guardian of the X Tower
First manga appearance
Beyblade X - Chapter 36
Voice (Japanese)
Kyohei Natsume

Beyblades

Six Cross's Beyblades

  1. Whip Brachio OW 5-70Nr
  2. Horn Rhino 3-80GB

Briefing

What to know

  • One of many children of Zero Cross in Beyblade X's Cross family.
  • Once considered the weakest sibling, mocked by Three and Four Cross.
  • Ordered by Zero to focus purely on launch/shooting power, which he trained obsessively.
  • Achieved the strongest launch power among all his siblings, surpassing One Cross.
  • Visibly transformed in build and height between his weaker past self and his current, more imposing appearance.
  • Fights with Whip Brachio OW 5-70Nr, refined from an earlier prototype.
  • Previously used the Basic Line Horn Rhino 3-80GB before obtaining Whip Brachio.
  • When a battle turns against him, his old lack of confidence resurfaces and he flees rather than see it through, as happened against Robin Kazami.

Notable battles

  • vs Robin Kazami in Beyblade X Season 3 Episode 129 — Lose
  • vs Five Cross in Season 3 Episode 129 (flashback) — Win
  • vs Eight Cross in Season 3 Episode 129 (flashback) — Win
  • vs Three and Four Cross in Season 3 Episode 129 (flashback) — Win
  • vs Robin Kazami in Beyblade X manga Chapter 36 — Lose

Sightings

Episodes they appear in

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Where they first appear

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